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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-15

The Republican says Property in Joliet
has advanced from 10 to 90 per cent. within
the last three months, and is still advancing,
that's what manufacturing has done"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-15

LITTLE MEN, by Louisa NJ. Alcott, may DO
found at Osman II hapemau's Book Store.
The New York herald., 1871-12-07

and taxing OF the lowest degree consistent win the
maintenance OF the public credit; free education
ton OF labor. and under FULLY, financially and per-
manenty accomplished universal amnesty and I'm
partial suffrage. IL IL IN no partisan spirt that
utter these words OF warning to you. should be
dereict in the execution OF the high Imposed
on me dii not make known 10 you the pers
which SURROUND US ana indicate the course which.
In my Judgment, Il Il wise 10 pursue | would
that I could present less sombre picture;
that could congratulate you upon the complete
restoration OF the national government to It's Dris
tine purity and strong hold on tine affections et
the people, ana its just execution OF their sovereign
WIZ but as afrec.on Is not begotten OF force, nor
honesty OF corruption. 80
LIBERTY NOT HURTURED by TYRANNY,
nor peace by Violence Not until the people rise In
their majesty and reassert their liberties, now
trampled upon; not until kindness snail supersedo
hate and patriotism superior TO partisan selfish
ness may We look for tho Inauguration of
an era OF good feeling. Let US hope
that patriots and statesmen good men
aud Christians everywhere thrOughout the land.
regardless Of past associations or afat0ns will
unite In an honest and earnest eort to redeem the
nation from this unnatural ana dangerous condl-
tion OF affairs to the end that peace aud fraternity
may be again restored among the people; so thas tue
nation united, purified and narmonized, may march
onward TO the grand c0nsummaton OF the mighty
destiny which awaits.
The New York herald., 1871-12-07
THE PACIFIC COAST.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. g 1871.
The steamship Colorado which takes the place OF
the Moses Taylor on the Australian line will be de-
tanned until Friday or saturday await the arrival
OF the English malls.
The Senatorial contest has been narrowed down
apparently to Sargent and Cole. ana the prospects
OF the latter are reported as improving.
the Legislature has not yet organized. the demo-
Gratis desiring to postpone the JOINT Convention as
long as possible
The Presidents Message is generally warmly CON-
mendcd by tho press OF the Pacific coast.
The affairs OF the suspended bank OF B. r.
Hastings Co.. OF Sacramento, have been taken
out OF tho receivers hands by trustees appointed
by The creditors
The time for making good the impaired
captal OF tne reople's Insurance. company
made to comply with the law, The concern will be
closed up.
are endeavoring 10 DO business, with small pros
pects OF success.
The New York herald., 1871-12-07
1tlEeaAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

JACMEL, Hayti, Nov. %,
Via HAVANA, Dec. 9. 1871.
The Spanish war steamers Zaragossa and Pizarro
have arrived at Port au Prince. The Chorrucca was
already there. No communications have been yet
exchanged between :he Spanish neet and the Hay
tien governments. N@t
General Torquet Is In command at Port au Prince
In the absence OF the President and has made exten.
sive defensive preparations.
The crew Of the Hornet threaten to blow her up
rather than surrender to the Spanish authorities.
The Haytens sympathize with the crew.
The American Minister continues silent observer
the situation, but has offered interference and
the Hornet continues to ny the American nag.
General Saget is expected at the capital In o few
days Business Is brisk.
President Sagcrs Movements Excitement
About tho Hornet-TroubIcs ON the Domini.
can Frontier.
PORT AU PRINCE, Dec. 8.
Via HAVANA, Dec. 9, 1871. I
President Saget mas returned here from his tour
In haste.
There is much excitement among the people con-
cerning the Hornet question.
Disturbances have recently occurred on the Hay
tien and Dominican frontiers and further trouble
anticipated.
An American war steamer Is anxiously ex-
pected. A43
The Chambers have convened.
The New York herald., 1871-12-07
E N q i a N D.
President Grants Message Before the Nation
and Public Comment on Its Contents.
Political Forecast Of Coming Diff
culties i'm America.
1llteaAm TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.


LONDON, Dec. 9, 1871.
President Grants Message to Congress makes On
excellent impression and Is favorably received
BY the press. 1t furnishes tho text for leading ed
torials In all the morning journals. Thcy generally
express sats faction with the spirit In which the
lations with Great Britain are dealt with BY the
President and the opinion is almost unanimous that
never OF any time has more natterng exhibit been
made OF the condition OF the United States.
AMERICAN POLICY ABROAD AND APPROACHING
#5 PROBLEMS AT HOME.
Tho London Times, In Its editorial article on the
Presidents Message. ''congratulates the American
government on the dexterlty OF Its diploma atic
representatives in Europe during the Franco Ger
man war In preserving an impartial attitude, with.
OUT losing opportunities of displaying practical
sympathy for both sides" The writer regrets the
threatened abolition OF the income tax without the
adoption OF substitute" @a ~
Finance, taxation and free trade, the London
Times thinks, will constitute the questions on which
the great parties Of the Union will next divide. 1t
predicts that economic problems In the United
States Will eventually be solved in accordance with
the views Of the agricultural producers Of the MIS-
sissippi Valley.
THE COTTON MOVEMENT
The bark De Mayo. from Savannah, has landed
l,2j0 bales Of cotton at Liverpool.
The New York herald., 1871-12-07

CARACAS. Venezuela, Nov. 22,l
Via HAVANA. Dec. g. 1871. I
Anarchy conttues. President Blanco left on the
18TH To attack the revolutionists under Herrera
Garcia, who assumes to ue President IL Is believed
that the result OF this effort win DO decisive The
war schooner Avril had arrived ct Ciudad Bolivar
to aid the insurgents. Trade Is depressed.
The New York herald., 1871-12-07
IttfsaAm TO the NEW YoW HERALD

HAVANA. Dec. Q. 1871.
The United States steamer Kansas arrived from
New York yesterday.
Sugar quiet and steady-N0. IL Dutch standard,
l0A reals. Exchange-On the United States. sixty
days. sight. In currency. 1I TX pcr cent premium;
short sight, az AK per cent premium; sixty days
sight, Ia gold, Tx 1lK per cent premium; short
sight, 13 lax per cent premium; on London, 23K
per cent premium; on Paris, OK q per cent pre-
MUM.
The New York herald., 1871-12-07
M e xI0O.
The Defeat Of the Government
Troops at Saltillo.
Progress Of tho Revolution-A Loan En-.
forced at Monterey-C -Consternation
i Among the Foreign Traders.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. g. 1871.
Advices from Matamoras states that the govern
ment troops were compelled TO abandon the city OF
Saltiilo after several days OF severe fighting.
The troops only occupy one fort outside the city.
The revolution Is apparently gaining ground.
second loan has been enforced ct Monterey
BY the revolutionists, and foreign merchants
must pay or close their business. Many business
men have left the city and closed their stores.
Mexican merchants who do not pay are pressed into
the army.
Great CONSERVATION prevailed at Monterey among
the foreign merchants.
The New York herald., 1871-12-07
IRELAND.
Legal Attempt at Zig" Libel Suits
ultGsAM TO TINE NEW YORK HsaALa

.HeNH LONDON. Dec. o, 1871.
Tne attorney who acted for the man Kelly who
was recently acquitted OF the charge OF having mur
uereo heaa constable Talbot OF the police, and who
awaits trial fcr having wounded constable Mullins
By shooting. intends TO commence criminal pro.
ceedlngs against SIX London journals COR tho pub-
sication OF 'lipeIlous articles against his client
Kel,y.r t.* s.a. lE'7
The New York herald., 1871-12-07
sketch Of Prince Chigi-AIbauI.

Sketch of Prince ChiGi-AlbaBI.
Prince Sigismund Chigi Albani was born on the
Gath OF August IN the year 1898. He is Marshal OF
the Holy Roman Church and Guardian OF the Con-
clave. He Is son OF Prince Augustn Alpani, who
died on the 10th of November, 1856. by bis wife.
Amelis Charlotte, Princess Barbarlni who died on
the Esd OF August, In the year 1887. Prince Chgi-
Abani married the Princess LeopoldIne, daughter
OF Prince Doria Pamphilii-Landi and was made q
widower by her death, which occurred on the 22d OF
March, l843
The New York herald., 1871-12-07
ST. THOMAS.
Arrival Of the United States Steamer Nantasket-
A Spanish War Vessel Watching But Not
Intent on Molesting the Florida.


ST. THOMAS, Dec. 4,
Via HAVANA. Dec. 8, 1871.
The United States steamer Nantas sket arrived here
from Porto Rico. and Captain Carpenter had o
conference with the Captain OF the Spanish OF
war, who dsclaimed any intention OF moIesting the
reputed 1libuster steamer Florida, except to pre-
vent her from approaching the coasts OF Porto
Rico or Cuba.
Tho Nantasket sailed for samana Bay on the goth
ultimO leaving the Florida and the Spanish manor.
war IN port.
Nothing has occurred to change the situation OF
affairs here. The island is healthy, but trade is
quite parayzed. The smallpox continues Its raw.
ages In the island OF Trinidad.
The New York herald., 1871-12-07


Tue Exchange Netus or ST. Petersburg, at one
time warm friend OF German interests. published
an article months ago. under the text OF "The
Ambitious Projects OF Prussia" In which the Rus
stan writer said:-
It was natural enough at first to suppose that Ger
many and Austria should have sought an interview
to settle the question Of the ROumanian railroads.
and we are always 10th to believe evil where good
may DO meant. But now German and Vienna cOrre-
spOndenls have opened our eyes. What do they mean
By the aggressive Powers, against which Europe Is
60 be guardcds france, thoroughly beaten, could
scarce raise q finger In her own defence; Spaln
Italy anu England do not dream OF conqnests. Rus
ela alone remains; against her. therefore, and her
Al0ne Is the menaced hurled she, fortunately VIC
t0rlOus n ASIA u therefore ready with eager clutch
TO p0unce upon the Danube, the B0sphOrus, nnd
even India she, too, forsooth, Is but awaiting the
death or the lack man. to carry OF every stick ana
scrap he possessed It is wonuerfui how perfectly
versod these foreign politicians In sOt-dtsant
secret Vaccinations, and how they have settled In
gheir minds that from the wastes OF kamtschatKa
70 the shores OF the Adratc, VIC mean nothing less
than to establish one monstrous Sclavonic empire
upon tho ruins Of the whole VI the European, but
principally German civtllzation-nay. to the perdl-
u0n OF every civilized individual earth Is Rus.
aIa patiently TO bear thls2 Should she not draw
closer to Austria, and thus isolate North Germany
a. Germany endeavored to isolate herr
The New York herald., 1871-12-07
1tlssaAM TO the NEW yoax HERALD.

BRUSSELS, Dec g. 1871.
The Ministerial crisis which was induced BY the
outside pubic agitation against NJ de Deoker's ap-
pointment has not been completely concluded, and
the formation Of the new Cabinet Is still incomplete
THE FRENCH MINISTER AT COURT.
N. Picard mad an audience with the King today
and presented his credentials as Envoy Extraordi
nary and Minister Plenipotentiary Of France to Bel
Gium.
The new Minister Is classed, politically, as an
ultra liberal Frencnman.
The New York herald., 1871-12-07
AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA.
Compliment to Premier Andrassy from st. Pc
tersburg.


Rf VIENNA, Dec. q, 1871.
Count Andrassy has received the congratulations
OF the Russian government on his elevation to the
Premiership Of the Austrian Empire, coupled with
an expression OF confidence In tho wisdom and
justice OF the policy which will be pursued under
his administration OF the foreign relations or the
empire
The New York herald., 1871-12-07
FRANCE and THE HOLY SEE.
Herald Special Report from
Paris.
President Theirs Diplomacy Towards
the Pope and Prussia.
lFlEssaS TO THE NEW YORK usaALu

The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our corre-
spondent in the capital of France -
PARIS, Dec. 6, 1871.
President Theirs has demanded that the
government Of the Holy See shall recall Prince
de Chigi Albani from the post of Nuncio of the
Vatican to the French republic.
This action of the French statesman has
been determined on in accordance with
request of Prince Bismarck.
The New York herald., 1871-12-07
The PRINCE OF WALES ILLNESS.
The Fever in Regular Decline and the
'' Patient Out Of Danger.
Queen VictOria's Communication
with Sandringham.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Dec. 9, 1871.
The Official bulletin which was issued this morn
ing reporting the condition OF the Prince OF Wales.
and signed by the physicians in attendance az
Sandringham, states that HIS Royal Highness en-
joyed sleep last night, and that the fever is
declining regularly and gradually to-day.
There is little doubt but that the CRISIS OF the dis
ease is now over ana the Prince out Of danger.
Queen Victoria remains at Windsor, but Her
Majesty is in constant communication with the at
tendants serving IN the sick room at Sandringham.
The New York herald., 1871-12-07
EXTENSIVE FIRE IN LONDON. OHIO.

CINCINNATI, ohio. Dec. o, 1871.
The building OF the London woollen Company, at
London, Madison county, ohio, was burned at two
O'Clock this morning. Loss $4,000; insurance
$4,000 or which $4,000 Is In the Andes Insurance
Company, OF cincinnati.
The New York herald., 1871-12-07
1llllRlM 10 IHF NEW YORK SEaAln
KIxsroN, ia, Dec. Q,

=" havana, DoV. y, 1901. J
Cundurango has been successfully raised on this
island from seeds lett by DR.. Keenc or Washington
The lost Porto Rico and jamaica cable has been
recovered. The break is twenty-eight miles from
Porto Rico. Dispatches cannot be sent until the
rival OF tho cable steamer International from
London 't 't@
The New York herald., 1871-12-07
THE COLD WEATHER ON THE PLAINS.

OMAHA, Neb., Dec. g. 1871.
Passengers who LEFT here for the West on Friday
morning. December l, were at Laramie station to-
day IL is not known how soon the road VIII he
cleared. the weather mas greatly moderated.
A great number OF cases are reported In the West
OF persons frozen to death.
The New York herald., 1871-12-07
VIEWS OF THE PAST.
pECEMBER 4.

DECEMBER 4.
lsTo-Batte near Meung; French Army OF the Loire
defeated.
lsi5-Narsaa, Ney executed In Paris.
lTsT-1he deputies OF the Delaware state Convcn-
lion spntd the Constitution OF The United
Statea they were the nrst state represen, a.
t,Ves TO adopt the inStrUment
The New York herald., 1871-12-07
HAYTI.

Arrival Of Two More Spanish War Vessels at Port
au Prince-The Haytien Authorities Prepar-
ing for Defsnce-A Threat to Blow Up
the Hornst-Attitude Of tho
American Minister.
The New York herald., 1871-12-07
sERvIA.
Cabinet Resignation and the Regency in Minis
terial Crisis
llteesAm 70 1Hf NEW YORK HssAlp.

VIENNA. Dec. 0. 1871.
The scrv,an Ministry has resigned.
The Council OF Regency which has charge OF the
governments during the minority OF the reigning
Prince, Is seeking to form Cabinet but has as
yet made no announcement OF appointments
The New York herald., 1871-12-07
VENEZUELA.

Anarchy and Reign Of Terror-rwo Rival
Presidents.
The New York herald., 1871-12-07

Arrival Of the United States Steamer Kansas-
commercial News
The New York herald., 1871-12-07
JAMAICA.

The Lost Porto Rico and Jamaica Cable Recov.
ered-successful Raising Of cundurango.
The New York herald., 1871-12-07
ST. DOMINGO.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW yuax HERALD.

ST. DOMINGO, Nov. 20,
Via HAVANA. Dec. g, 1871 (
Baez s still travelling. and Is not expected at the
capital In month. The Cabraists quiet, but it
is rumored that they are preparing for movement
on large scale. Business Is duh.
The New York herald., 1871-12-07

A Fine Assortment Of second Hand
GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS.
OF sTEiNWAY 4 SONS MAKE,
for sale cheap. Also number OF Pianos OF other maker
al sTEINwAY SONS, Ssinway Hall, iu9 and Ill Kasl
Fourteenth street. New York.
The New York herald., 1871-12-07

Faded Mink and sable Furs Dnrkencd.-
Color natural and permanent WILLIAMS, s fuon suss
Brookvu Lining repairing.
The New York herald., 1871-12-07

Cough, Cold or SOro Throat Requircs lime
mediate 0enes results In lncu
rablc lung disease. BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCuE8
will almost Invariably Qve relief.
The New York herald., 1871-12-07

Steiuwav g. sons . -
GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS
Old Pianos exchange. ultracd catalogues seas
Wsrerooms ssenway Hall. ios and III East fourrsenss
ltroel. Now York
The New York herald., 1871-12-07

| Cristndoro,s Hair Dye has no Equal In the
world nIs The safest reliable OF any Sold every
The New York herald., 1871-12-07
RoRbUCK,s WEATHER STRIPS.

exclude cold wnd tho raing Of sasaes
and mako your rooms warm and cosey Competent mes
ROEBuCK BKOTHERs,
So Fulton street. CHIT tsame once for eight ycarsL
Hardware and building trade supplied.
The New York herald., 1871-12-07

Ladies, Gold Watches, Wholr,nia Prizes.
oEO G, ALLEN, Sal Broadway, Fourteenth ssress.
The New York herald., 1871-12-07

BaechcIorss Hair Dye-Tho Best In tho
ths perfect dye harmless relAoe
The New York herald., 1871-12-07

A.-Tho Hest In IhB NINrket.-H HOu Want
elegant fashionable Drsss Hat direct tho manufac
turcr, ESrENSCuElD ll8 Nassau street; prtco ~
The New York herald., 1871-12-07

R0umanian Interests In the Grcut Cabinets.
The condition OF the relations existing between
che Roumanlan government ana the Sultan or Tur-
koy has been cause Of uneaslness and jealousy 10
most OF tho Odd World Great Powers during q few
years Just past Since the conclusion OF the Prussian
with France the consideration the subject has
engaged large share OF anxious attention on the
part Of the Cabinets OF Berlin ana St Petersburg,
aud even In the Councils OF the queen OF England.
An English authority, dating In Constantinopie
some few months since, called attention TO the SUBJ
lect in the following words-
Prince Charles OF Roumana seems anxious to
create further complications in the East and more
work Tor conferences. The Porte has been informed
that he has addressed letter to the sovereigns OF
the Paris treaty guaranteeing Powers. Il Is sup.
posed that ne writes to say that hc can no longer
govern the PrincIpaties under tic present cOnstt
tuition, aud requests that the matter be taken into
consideration at conference. Be tho contents or
to submit 10 vassal prince communicating direct
with foreign S0verelgns without any notice TO tho
Suzerain Court and II Will resist any reference 10
the question connected with the Principnlittes at
the Conference. Considering the relationship OF
Prince Cuarles TO the head OF the North German
be that the title OF prince Is TOO modest now lor
near relative TO the Emperor Oi Germany
owing To the failure In his endcavors to convert
the Porte to tho views OF his government the Rus.
sian Ambassador In COnstantinople discontinued mis-
long and almost daily interviews with the Grand
mistakably directed toward isolatng Turkey from
tho western Powers and pcrsuading the Porte to
arrive at separate and direct understanding with
Russia. ~
The New York herald., 1871-12-07

A.-Hcrrinx's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
25l jrJaiwAy, cJsler Murray ssryS
The New York herald., 1871-12-07
A.=.t Z. Dimcals to Determine % Whet1s. ~

At ts DimcuIt to DETERMINE whether
KNOWS HATS KNOxS FURS are tho most popular. Its
Hats certainly picturesque and graccf than was
presumed that tho s,i sk cylindrical could %
appear, and the resu must be admitted 10 DO
crownng triumph Of But Knoxs FuIs are especially
worthy OF admiration particularly his Fur Caps which are
little ahead Of anything Of the kind which has been
duced hero They not the ssucerike concepons which
some OF Knoxs mitatrs have produced but f
and towering an useful well ornamental
erings No wcdressed gentleman will have the temcriy 70
Appear either horseback during the winter
without OF knoxs exquisite Fur Caps and Collars. o.
without q pair OF knox's Fur Gloves or 0auntcss
AL Recommend Watts Nervous Antid0so
for Rbeumatsm q few doses entirely cured
80 NJ Il CIyNSION Centys stroaA.
The New York herald., 1871-12-07
B z L q I U M .
The Ministerial Crisis Not Termi-
mated Completely.

Reception Of the French Minister at Court.
The New York herald., 1871-12-07

Let tho Bald and Gray Use Halps vexe.
TABLE SICILlAN HAIR REVIEWER u they desre ~
hsad NJ hair A n
The New York herald., 1871-12-07

sspik e,s Toothnche Drops, Cure la One MIN.
ute-HILL's HAIR DYE. black brown, only 80 cents
The New York herald., 1871-12-07

A.-Thc Cold Snap!
Ladies' do shver FIRE from the cold. wtny
rushing through tho crevices of your doors aud win
dowa net them hxod
The New York herald., 1871-12-07
Herald Special Report from
Bucharest.
Protest Of the Sultan Against the Wallachian
Consular Treaty with the Gar.
Bismarck's Policy in the Cues
oa' tion Of the East.
Reliance of the Porte on the
Treaty Of Paris.
TELEGRAM 10 TIVE NEW YORK HERALD.

The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our CORES
pondent in the capital Of Wallachia, by way Of
4. BUCHAREST, Dec. 5,
-. f. Via LONDON, Dec. 6, 1871
from Constantinople formal protest. made on
tho part of the Porte against the final conclu-
sion Of the treaty which was negotiated some
two years since with Russia relative to the
regulation Of consular jurisdiction In the terri
tory OF the Danubian PrincipaIities.
The Sultan's government justifies it's action
on tho ground that this treaty arrangement
between Wallachia and the Gear constitutes a
violation Of the clause Of the Treaty Of Paris of
1850, which stipulates that Russia shall not
seek executive power or aggrandizement on
tho Danube, and that the Hospodar Is really
tributary to the chief authority in Constan-
tnoplc.
netfrt PRUssIAN POLICY.
The promulgauon of the Turkish protest at
the present moment Is ascribed to the influence
Of Prince Bismarck, who, although entirely
Indifferent TO the claims or authority Of Prince
Charles, has induced the Sultan's government
to assert its sovereignty in Wallachia as part
and parcel Of bis present game of statecraft
towards Russia.
The New York herald., 1871-12-07

Royal Havana Lottery The III shest Katcs
paid for Douoioons all kin " OF tioll AMI Shvss.
TAYLOR 4 Co, Bankers, u Wall srss Now forx
The New York herald., 1871-12-07

0cnO Reward TOR a Case Of Mhsmmaftsm
:. a.Ia"rsic,a ,r FiTLER's RHEUMATIC SYRUP WI nos
cure guarantee 10 no chsrse Home retcseae%
phrsiol ana advice grAus daily, umcc u John street
The New York herald., 1871-12-07

Udoipho woife's Sch~idam Aromnmhc h
sCiiNAPPS declared specsc oy .nr ~
nh scaus W mo- have correspon led vita he propr'es
s,,.y Jvspspsa debility consequent upon longconunna
sickness aud age. epilepsy, ashnn svs s .s" ana
,a "a M. x,dncvs And ali dfseases or nesc au
many oaner disorders 10 now prescree wsn s,tnsrs n
cess by more hreo thousand meuca' P'ss"so'' W
vartous parts of the CniteI StateA
The New York herald., 1871-12-07

The Grand Duke OF Kusain has Openly Ue.
oared displayed by the American ladies' "a
their dress perfectly fauess and enhances the nmmscs
personal charms with which has endowed men.
pon one on the caders OF fashion showing him the hfsh
number OF FRANK LESL1E'S LADY,s JOURNAL ne con.
fessed he could easily account for their taste ~
in giving 70 FRANK LEsLIE's LADiS JOvkNAL sns
palm OF fashion. Published every Monday anu ior ss ~