The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-09-11

Harvards. h.ve Aesn up ~ BRy0a ssapd1l =
revived by Yrs. Stowe in her article in Ne At.
lantie Aonaly. The solicitors Of Lady Bryeas
family have written . eennnnicatioa 10 Ne Lon.
don Journals. stating that Nra. Stoves story 4
but half told, and involves no direct svidssos.
They protest against it. alsoi ss gross hesssh Of
confidence. and violatioa Of ths express terms
Of Lady Bryon's wiz. William Hewitt, in the
Daily Nees, indicates the memory Of Bryou,
and intimates that tho 'odious story" wss The In.
vention Of her father. He also accuses Lady
Bryon, by purchasing her husbands memoirs and
then destroying them, oblitsrating the only svi-
dence on which his memory could b vipdiosssd
against her sccusatioas, and shsa asks II her
statements can be accepted. The ZxeprapA n.
CARDS tho subject ~ 'too pAiAiul 10 dissssss and
says the publication u ne result Il IN indisers.
ton On the part of Ars. Stowe and the publishers
Lord Elsho is taking prominent part in .
voluntary movement to gst up rife match BE-
tween England and Amsrissn.
The Star, in IN article ON the National Labor
Convention in Philadelphia, thinks these trans.
Atlantic movements deserves 70 b watched and
studied by enlightened men Of oil countries
Ireland. bca
The great question Of the dissstablishmspt Of
the Irish Church having besn settled, tho land
question in that country next presents itself for
settlement. The lands arc mostly owned BY pro.
testants, who live in England or abroad, while
the tenants are Roman Catholics, who have oil
the trouble ofredeeming and improving the la,d,
while the fruits Of their labor go to enrich the
absent landlords The Marquis Of Harrington,
in speech to the cutters at Sheffield on tho Alb,
said this land Question must be the next task for
parliament to settle; and the F-eemeas Journal !
is filled with earnest appeals TO the Oransemen
to cooperate in the movement, - the only hope
for tranquility in Ireland.
A meeting Of $4,000 persons favorable 10 an.
nesty to the Fenians, was held at Limerick ON
the 7th One Of the resolves va, that the farm. |
ers woald accept NO tsnanss' rights bill until |
political prisoners were liberated.
A note from Mr.. Gladstone il published In the |
Dublin papers Of the 9th, saying the pardon Of
the Fenans is under consideration in the cabinet.
France. |
Prince Napoleon hss created sensation by |
making several speeches in the senate, which is
debating the @natus eonsulsnm (sdvies 70 b. Civ.
en- by the senate in reference 10 the proposed |
Legislative refcrms), giving uttsranoe 10 very
liberal views, calling fos additional reforms, in.
Guiding more complete responsibility Of the min
istry. NJ. D. Serum termed the pr,noss speech |
scandalous; while the Hesss ssssrts that the
prince had conference with the Emperor. At
which the latter expressed his approval Of the
liberal ideas of the prince.
Meantime not only France, but all Europe 10
agitated by continued painful rumors of tho
dangerous condition Of the Ewperor's health.
The official papers daily assure the public that
the Emperor's health IL improving. and that "hs
will visit Paris Tomorrow, (hs is at st. CLOUDY
but the morrow comes and the Emperor 10 still
confined to his Groom" His disease seems 10 b
inHammatory rheumatism. attended with severe
pain, and in spite Of s6Rcial assurances 10 The
contrary, is not without danger Of fatal tsrmi.
nation. The London zSw'sa commenting . he
French situation says, "Prines Napolson's speech
may be taken ~ the programme Of The imperial
government. and should the Emperor live. . lib
eral ministry, With the prince ct the head, would
DO an experiment worth trying. II the EN-.
perar's absence from Ne cabinet Il 10 b indsA.
nitely prolonged, il IL difficult to ~ who could
dispute the lisutenaney Of the empire With
Prince Napol~n."
Spain.
Gen. Siokler has sent . note 10 the Spanish
government protesting against executions with.
out trial in Cuba, intimating that Spain cannot
carry on the war there in way rspugnant 70
civilization, and that The Americana, in the name
Of humanity, might recognise TIE insurgents.
The Madrid Journals are dependent sbout O..
ba, demand official Information, and urge tho
de.patoh Of tho last man and the expenditure Of
he last dollar rather than lose TIE island. Il
has been determined 10 despatch 1000 additional
troops to Cuba Sept 1o.h, n b followed By 1000
more in . few days
The chances Of the duke Of Genoa s.s at pres.
emit regarded - the bass for the throne Of Spain.
Austria.
The celebration Of the 600tA anniversazy Of
the birth Of John Huss commenced at Prague ON
Monday. The olty Va crowded with strangers
English, French, Sclavss. Russians, %. The
character Of tho celebration seemed 70 bs rather
political than Religious and 10 have IN anti.
German tendency. Y
China.