The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-08-03
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mans hand" has arisen again between France
and Prussia. The way of it is this: Napoleon
sent note to Prussia, punching up Mr.. Bis
mark about fulfilling the treaty of Prague.
By this treaty Prussia agreed that the north
ern portion of Schleswig should be ceded to
Denmark, if the people so voted, but thus far
Prussia has not allowed the people of the por-
ton to be coded to vote on the question.
Prussia takes this nudge in high dudgeon,
and talks fight The Paris Koniteur denies
that Napoleon sent such note, but the Prus-
sian papers denounce the denial as false, and
in the strongest terms insist upon the indig
nant repulse of any attempted interference by
Napoleon in German affairs. There seems to
be no doubt that Napoleon sent note of some
sort to Prussia, but that it was as highly
charged with "villainous saltpetre" as alleged,
was probably the invention of the stock
jobbers. |-.
There is good deal of disquietude at
Rome, Notwithstanding the recent failure of
insurrectionary attempts in view of the move
ments OF Garibaldi and Nazzlni, directed
against the temporalites of the Pope. Carl
baldi denies all purpose to invade the papal
dominions, until the people of Rome shall first
strike blow; then, however, he says he shall
at once come to their assistance.
In the trial of reaping and moving ma
chimes, under the direction of the Paris Ex-
hbition, at the Emperors farm near Vincennes.
on the Both, machines were entered from
Spain, France, England, and the United
States. McCormick's reaper performed its
allotted task in "a minutes, and Woods in %
minutes The American machines excelled
all Others by decisive Odds CHI Mccormick
accordingly receives the highest prize for a
reaper and mower, and gold medals were
awarded to Messrs. Wood and Perry
The Sultan of Turkey has left Paris for home
stopping few days each in London, Vienna.
Pesth, &c. on the way
On the 2Sth, the Empress Eugenia visited the
U. s. steamer Colorado, lying in the harbor at
Cherbourg, and was received with all honor be-
fitting her exalted rank At her approach sa-
lutes were fired and the yards manned. The
'eoSch was Saiis Wltn cOlOrS, ana the 9TH
er vessels of the American squadron, the French
men-of-war, and all the shipping in the harbor
were profusely decorated with bunting
Napoleon has decided to visit Vienna August
9TH. He will meet the Emperor of Austria at
the frontier village of Silsbach in the Tyrol
whence the two emporers will proceed to the
Austrian capital
Omar Pash reports, for the fortieth time, that
the military forces under his command have sue
ceeded in suppressing the instruction in Gambia.
and that the war in that island is now ended.
Two oonscripts belonging to the imperial ar
my of Prussia recently attempted to escape
They succeeded in reaching an American vessel
at Bremen haven, and were on the point of sail
ing, when the Prussian authorities threatened TO
open their batteries on the ship if the command
er refused to give up the conscripts After sharp
parley the men were surrendered
The imperial frigate Nevarre has sailed for
Vera Cruz with orders to bring back the re-
mains of Macmillan
1t is reported on the authority of Lord Mas.
chief secretary for Ireland. that two of the Fee
man prisoners now awaiting trial in Dublin have
become insane.