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a. BALTIMORE, July 3d..
MIR. ERSKINE.,

On authority, entirely unquestionable. we
assert that this gentleman has acted, in the
late arrangement with our government, ac-
cording to his instructions. Gentlemen,
resident in Baltimore, can substantiate this
truth but while there is a probability that
he will vindicate his conduct we forbear 20
mention names.
Erskine is sacrificed to mask a new per-
jury, and to trepan America, gulled, mistrust-
less, Inundated America-into the belief
that he had exceeded his instructions and
when we are sufficiently blind and stupid,
hesItating at war, and balancing ON the next
proposal for Submission, we are TO feel the
fangs Of the Tiger, now ready to spring upon
U.s.. IHhig.
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Extract Of a letker from Con,merciat
house in Lond.n Of the first restcctc6ii-
ty, 10 their friend in .Wezv YORK, dated
2sih May, 1909.
"DEAR SIR-With the enclosed duplicate
OF our last OF 9th inst. we hastily send You
the Order in Council therein referred TO, by
which you will be better able to guide your
future operations, than by any additional
advice we could venture TO give you. We
would only impress it OH you strongly, thatif
you should direct any vessel to call At Fall
mouth, Cowes, &c. for defini,ive orders, the
clearance should be direct for Holland, or
the vessel will not be allowed toproceed hi
Their; buI on the other hand, though cleared
out for Holland, she NAV proceed to any other
admitted country should circumstances make
it advisable"
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WEST-MDIES.
NEw-YoRx, July IS.

SURRENDER OF THE CITY OF sr
DOMINGO.
BY the British ship William Fenning we
have received Port-au Prince papers to the
LIST instant, from which we have translated
the following articles.
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Me territory in which they have been rails

ene territory IN which they have been rais-
ed.
; If the officers do not return within the
aforesaid time, their houses shall be burnt,
and their property declared forfeited
= e. The villages which have furnished men
Tor this militia, called the Lsndweher. shall
be bound to recall them. and. to deliver up
the arms they placed in their hands.
S. The commandants Of the several pro-
vincea are charged with the necessary mea-
sures for the execution of this decree.
In our imperial pslace at Schoeubrunn.
May II.
(Signed) = NAPOLEON.
BY order Of the Emperor, -.
ALEXANDER.
Prince of Neufehatel. MAR. General.
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MORE BRITISH ORDERS IN COUNCIL
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AT General Meeting of the Republican
Citizens of the city and county of New
York, convened in the PARK, pursuant to
public notice on the 2sth day of July. 1909
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-28
"a CREAM BARGAIN.

The subscriber wishing to remove to the
western country, viii sell the FARM on
which he resides in Fairfax county, Il miles
from Alexandria, 8 from George Town fer
~, and about the same from the Potomac
bridge crossing TO the city of Washington
ina healthy, agreeable neighborhooi, con-
taining about 10 acres. on which is . conpe-
nieptdwcliiag house, large enough for gen
teei family, together with all the outhouscs
suitable, all new or nearly SO; an orchard OF
apple trees OF selected fruit, together with
Inherent other fruit trees, proportion OF in-
proved meadow Tor the scythe, and large
portion more may easily be made. Any per-,
. son inclined 10 purchase may knowths terms
~ application TO MIR. JoRN DuLIs, adjoining
Ae SAID farm, or the subscriocr on the pre-
sises.
E. Dulin.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

q BY virtue, of a deed of trust from PIN
Pofts and Efza his wife, to the subscriber,
will be sold, 'atpublic auction, on the premi-
SOS, on 81 SATURDAY, the soth day of this
instant month December, suDdry pieces or
parcels of tGROUND, situate and lying on
Queen, Water, and Union streets, in the
town of Alexandria, plat of which will be
produced on the day of SALE when the terms
ofpayment win be made known. ..%
Ludwell Lee, 7SuRes.
December 8. vs., dts
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MILITARY LANDS.
FOR SALE. 80

Or vii Be e1shdaSed 5or. Property in s1leras-
dfia orit pieiaify,S
a Warrant for 696 acres of Land,
Granted by the state Of Virginia for Military
services during the revolutionary war. Ihs
land lies 10 the state of Ohio, and is said to
De amongst the best in the state. II will be
sold a great bargain. Apply to
John Longden.
MAY
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THURSDAY tEMBE aS 1909.
OSE Hi i FOR SALE. /.

10 rs ls Ill e. IL OK J,0AlsE, ,ss.
This heal ny beaufi ful, and well improved
SEA 4 is no. offered for sale. &c Isl
e contains 40 acres. / 50 Of which are id
wood Noland IS better adapted 10 the psc Of
sI'kistsr d PATS, and there IS sDnnerery yalu-
able meadow land upon, It. 81
For terms apply to wv. III. Foots, esq. upon
the premises, or ID the subscriber in Charles
county, Maryland. 80 M
Benjamin Dulany. Jun.
September IL. d
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

9nst received for sale by the subscriber,
illustrations Of Shakespear, by MRS
noX. 80,
The Parents Assistant, or Stories tor
Children, by Maria Edgworth.
Letters and Reflections, of the Austrian
Field Marshal Prince de Lgne, by Madame
dc Stael.
. Hutton's Arithmetic and Book. keeping
The Yankee in London.
Murray's Spelling Book, neat small New We
York edition.
Pinkerton's Collection Of Voyages 4 Tia-t
wells, first number is ready for delivery 10
sui scribers.
A few sets of cnlcbs and Or. Buchanan's
celebrated Sermon, called the S:ar in the
East" may be bad of 80
James Kennedy, Sen.
Dec. ~. cow
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Iofeph III Mandevliic.

Cfers fer sole5 ttle folorving arhicles, By
aDholesaie or retai.
& 5000 bush. lisbon and Liverpool Salt
s 10000 lbs Green:C ofee, in barrels and bags
& 5000 Goshen Cheese, of excellent qua
lily in casks >.l
1000 New England do. do.
900 bis. oil Ierrings, Shad and Mackarel
50 tons PLlister Paris
20 bales prime Upland Georgia Cotton.
10 hhds. jamaica, Antigua and Detna-,
rara Rum ~
pipes French and ditto Brandy
Is hhds. Muscoyado Sugar
so bbIs. do. do.diiisrent qualities
hIds. Co2pcras
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Notice is hereby given

To the Stockholders ofthe Bank of .1lrrdnarra,
THAT an election will he held at the COURT
house in this town, on the, THIRD Monday IN
January next, for the purpose Of ckusins niue
Directors for the ensuing year agreeably to
charter. 50, -.
py order Of the President and Directors,
Gu1den chapln; lafh.
peeembes .. cote
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Holland and Country Gin
New En-; IandRum in hhds and bbls.
! Peach and Apple Brandy n bbls.
Martinique Cordias, in boxes
Loaf. and Lump Sugar, Hayannah Honey
per. gallon, Hgblue.
Molasses in hhGs. Spanish Flotant Indigo,'
Spanish Cigars, Butter,
Harris's and Taylor's manufactured To-,
bacco In kegs,
GunpowderanA Shot Of different sizes,
Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Pepper, Pimento,
Chocolate Nos. 4 and 5, Mould and Dipt Can
,uIes, ...v.
Malaga Raisias in boxes, I'D g..
Pipes IL boxen, sross .s-I', -
bingham box's, Hamilton's CARROTS and
I.eiper's Stuff in bottles.
LONDON and Philadelphia Mustard,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, SC.
ALSO, 5,s,. ..... -
Aconstant supply ofwArER CRACKERS and
best sUpR., EIas FLOUR, by retail, and
SO hhds. of Maryland and Virginia Tobac-
CO.
Z November 90.
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vol x1

Stslxs 1t Re'sd ils.
.very Tuesday and erlda
KsTI3L BE SOL 2 { ~ S. !.
!, y,eadus Store, corner OF frihcs anu Ai.p
HAs Water streets. 80. 81
! p.,;tt, Of Dry Gaeds roesrssfs, s s {:
fs .,,,,i.rs ofwhich will be expressed s. . ].
fs s.us s tl,e day--Au kinds OF gooas
Re pl's s,s On limitation and the prices 9 $
Ses are established can g ga 9, ,; ,.io on
sssst auaPufehased Sat At the lowss' h''''s
|na pIsees !, 7, ~. y, .,,.r. 81. M. .sa
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HANDING
From the sloop Ranger, Captain Campbell,
E and for sale by
.tLawrafon and Fowle,
so tons Plaster Paris
30 barrels Ncw-E England Rum
TOO kegs Salmon ~
-l--s---t-cats EI,.---kCAa . ...
80 coils Grass Rope
5000 yards Tow Cloth
So casks Goshen Cheese, OF superior
quality.
sc, 900 weight Green Coffee
-. 25 hcgsheads and 90 barrels Muscovado
Sugars
10 chests Young Hyson Tea, of s'pe.
rior quality.
so cases Florence Oil, IL bottles eash
100 bolts Ravens Duck
100 reams Writing Paper.
80 barrels Tanners Oil
3 casks Sperm Oil
! pipes 4th proof Alicant Brandy
a puncheons Jamaica Rum
200 barrels Mess No. < No. Beef
so barrels Prime Pork
. $50 boxes Brown Soap
casks Timothy Seed
so boxes Cod Fish ->@
50 Dc. No. & 3 Chocolate
10 barrels Salmon ~
10000 lbs Soal Leather
80 packages Shoes different qualities.
80 casks Bellona Gunpowder
case German Checks,
20 WANTED, q
1000 bushels clean Rye, for which Cash
will be given.
Apply as above.
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The Subscriber


Has received tie }oiozviag articles
New Orleans and St. Croix Sugars of the
first quality
Mississippi Cotton Of the first quality
Cogniac Brandy, St. croix Rum, Holland
Gin
London Particular Madeira)
Sherry WINES
Superior Claret in cases
Imperial, 20
4 Hyson, ...4
HysoH Skin, ~ :, q 80 -
Souchong, Sc
Best Green Coffee in bags and barrels
Gunpowder
p. B. Patent Shot, from B. B. tones
Mould Shot, B.. and S s. O..
Salt Petre, double refined 80
Spanish Flotant Indigo
Copperas of the lst quality
Fresh Nutmegs
Pimento and black Pepper,
Delnjohns,
With general assortment of GROCE-
RIES, and as usual, old Jamaica Spirits
Peach Brandy, and old Port wine In bottles.
The, above articles will be sold very loy by
the wholesale or retail,
TO RENT,
A convenient and well finished BRICK
HOUSE, at the upper end Of King street,
b. James Sanderson.
Nov g. ID
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Valuable Property for Sale.

|y~HE subscriber offers for sale the House
z. on Fairf.x-street, in Alexandria, now
Occupied by Mrs. S. h1ekoAs. The asses.
sors say this property is worth four thousand
two hundred dollars, and have, year aker
year, assessed it at this sum; but the
subscriber now offers it for:ssle at the. balfof
the assessed value.
lie also e55trr J5r SAL,
The vacant Lots % Fairfax and FrsnElins
stseets Assessors have said that tIieseLots
are worth thrse thousand tsTo hundred dol
lars per acre, and have assessed them THAT
rate; bat tie subscriber viii take less than
the half ofthat sam pei acre.
lie woaid gladly sell all his property on
the MaI--ITis Houses on King street, near
Royal .:troet--his Houses on the $. ne street,
near Washingtopsstreet-his glound-rents,
or any other property he has in alexandria,
on a.oredit of s, IL, and ls months.
S. Cooke.
Leesburs, March So law7m
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aIeranurfa pdtlr @a;ette.
TUESDAY, APRIL |. /, 9 {.
NEw-YoRx, March So,

NEw-YoRx, March 50. :
arrived, the British ship Hercules, Laugh
ton, IS days from Liverpool. Left a Bril-
fish brig loading for Philadclphia, and ship
Boreal, of Newport, for New York;, in a few
days. Left British ship Lord HOOD, for n.
York, in ten days /; ship Bessey, Tor do. The
british Packet sailed ior New York 10th Jan.
Eight days since, spoke brig Betsey, from
Boston for New Orleans.
The slip Ltonidas, M'KinEie, from Ma
iaga, and 60 days from Gibraltar, with wine,
raisins, lemons, figs, oranges, sc. to the cap-
tain and John -Slideil * Co. owners. Two
weeks slice spoke big Ann, from n. York
for New Orleans. Vessels left have been re-.
po ted. =
Arrived, the brig Louisa, MNamara, 70
days from Alexandra--Aour, to p Remsen.
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rar6ne wiz haze ! fspressntasive
al but America, ungrasefl and
scvsrn'snn,,, oy. viii have king, not In
siiih0 St,s ssps lb'usia tact.'
tFar pes sns Young and generous minds may
As No. y '.,,,,hsnticity OF the above extraees,
doubt s s.i = 8 unyeil the subterfuge of~in-
sd = w. :. resorted to by our POLITICAL crit-
fdsh'r III. s occasions, by anticipation, the
e o. ,s ;aeerned that the original paper
FdoSs !: IA i this Office tor inspection.
5 dtPss The Old Bdltimoreua.
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A CARD.

Mr.. GENER1s has.tbe honor of
Informing. the aides. and Gen
tlemen Of Alexandria that by
particular requei}, he viii have
another BALL on Thursday G.
yenlng next.
kptit s. g
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IN COMMON COUNCIL.

IHAKCt E0I, IOUSs
On balloting for Superintendent of the
Poor and Work House, George Lawrence
is dulyeiected.
On ba!loting for Clerk of the Market,
James Harris is duly elected. ~
On ballosing for Police Constables, John
Neil, Robert Abercrembie, John Wood
row and William Delany is duly elected.
JAS. Nj. M,REA, G. G.
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Broke out of Goal.
On SGi,ix;,,,dag Night.

WO NEGROES who had been com.
mitted as runaways--one of them well
known In tbs place and George Town nam
ed Lern, three fngersof hi. right hand are
fastened to toe palm. the, consequence ct d
burma further description Of him is unne-
ccssry. The other named Jim, a lad about
Is, S feet Z or s inches high. light complec.
ton hut notof the mulatto cast---his eloathv
il. a jacket and-overails of white twiIIed
stuff, given him last fall 1t is supposed
they will keep together and endesvor to get
to the Maryland fisheries and there pass for
free persons, people in general being very
>eredulous and ready to believe any tale-~
those OF their complexion who arc really
free have authentic testimonials--apy certi-
hcate Of freedom which is not under the hand
and seal of public officer is not entitled to
c edit, and is proof Of the true condition OF
The person holdingit.
All persons are cautioned against employ.
ingsor affording them support in any way.
For experimenting Jim and securing him 20
that get him again, if no: more than ten
miles from this, will give Ten Dollars, if
at greater distance FS1:een Dcilars, and -
reasonable compensation if braught to. this
.place--for committing Lem to goal as rul'
away the customary allowance for that scr.
vice. -
James Keith.
Alexandria, April Sd. - = ~ Paw
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Richard Libby.

Officers Of the county or indivldu-
ais experimenting said negroes or either OF.
them, shall receive for delivering them to-
the said isiIer, 7wenty Dollars. for all, or
F;ue Dollars for either.
Anr;l = ,2aW4w
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Dilrid Of Columbia.
CoUNTy OF ALEXANDRIA.

q. .LOUNTy OF NLEXANbRIK'
* OMpLAINr being made to nae the
~ subscriber one OF the justice. of the
peace for the county aforesaid, on oath, byJas.
Campbell, keeper Of the jail of the said
county, that on the night Of the lst Of April,
inst Negro JIM, committed as runaway,
the property Of Richard Brent; Negro LEN,
the property Of John Keith; Negro.JIM, the
property Of James Keith, sem; and Negro
GEORGE, the property of Francis Peyton,
committed by their masters, did break and
escape from the said Jail, and are now gong
at large Sworn to before me this Sd day OF
April, 1909.
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~ -. lust. RECEIVED, - .:f.' q
80 AND, FOR SALE, "i".'o =
III the Offceyefihe alexandria Daily Gdzestft.
fPrice rs Cents. ~ ,n 80
THE HONEST POLITICIANS
In Series Of Numbers, addressed 70 tn 9. ;;
President of the United Siares-to WHICH =. 70,
A4a.u : '0 VispEA
January -.
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r. - LoNDoX, ,5ffaTluafy 9.
q -. Is 'lhearul cutter arrived at Plymouth
m ns e6,in !; days from: corunna. Capt.
,.s .lsan, is the bearer Of dispatches from
s s 4 Moore. They are dated at Aston
M. II when the armyweTe in good
HT ~ and spirits. ~ ss'a Ses s:
h s Previous accounts hadlcft our affairs
-; 3. s !. critical situation. Our army was
dsS asa Vat. Of SoiGlt,. and battle was conf
s:.D,g'., and Immediately sexpccted. The
a's state, that sir John Moore dra :
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,he subject of former communication, and
thar the operations which were commenced
related TO an undertaking formerly agreed
;upon between them. The Eastern detach-
ments are to rendezvous on the Ohio the LIST
7 Of November, 10 move down rapidly on
the 18th, and to be at Na,chcz between the
!sth and 18th December, to meet Wilkinson
there, and then to determine-what whc-
thsr Wilkinson will join |: whetherhe will !;
after he knows the plan, approve OF it whe-
Their he will second time turn traitor to
his country, and apply those arms TO her
destruction, which were entrusted to him
for her defence? No; all this is previously
arranged. The only point to determine,
after the junction, is whether 1t will be bet
ter to take Baton Rouge, or to pass it by.
The eastern detachment is to proceed under
Barr. Where is the zVsstern Under
Wilkinson, under the very man who cares
now to claim our admiration and gratitude
for defeating this very scheme which he
himself had planned. Again Orr PRO.
ject, my dear friend is brought to the point
long desired" But waste my time in
comment. on this document. Those who
are not convinced, by bare perusal that
this the language of one accomplish to ano.
Their, will never WELD to any reasoning. Add
10 them the two letters received at the same
time from Mr.. Dayton, lSee Notes 70, so)
and no doubt will remain, that the COM
mander in chief of The American army, it
not the father of the project, was ct least
MS deeply engaged in it as any OF the Others.
To be continued.
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fewer men will be found firm enoush !,
up their voice in the name of lbe,,s, o. . :, lft
country against the persecution Of . mel
minant French faction. ALREADY ,b.p ssd0
sers of Bonaparte's insolence are .sl, o 3
ries ; they will thereafter he denou, i,a %,
traitors, and perhaps punished in ,bs, .'
mary mode, which too many of their r 'u' ~.
guided adversarics, believe oueh,,o ms
cede the snails pace of law" IN. ' ~
es will be sileuced or in,imidated. nd pIss''
will be uttered from them but the n, "ns'''ns
domestic patricides, and the ru;lIsS Ie' OF
pressions of a foreign metropolis. 0p'
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From the Me7t 7ork Evening Post
THE COMMANDER IN CHIEF.
No. XIV.

"Proejs efthe corruption Of gen. flames
Wilkinson and q his connection with Aaron
Burr" SIC.
But let us hasten to the developement,
which the general with " the honour eta sot-
der and tie fidelity q a good citizen" tho't
proper at length to make. If we before
wanted conviction it waits us here. The ma
ture ofthe eomm nication ht then received,
the time at which nc disclosed it, the man
ner of doing it, and the gross perjury and
contradiction by which he has endeavored
toconcaal his connexion, incontestibIy prove
1t.
Let us first examine the nature of this
Communication. The following is Burr.
letter, as decyphered by a member of the
grand jury, at Richmond.
REAL.
YOUR letter bost-marked 18th May, rs re-.
ceived. i have at length obtained funds,
and have actually commenced; the eastern
(a) detachments, from different points, and
(a) Anthe copy sworn to be true, and at.
fersuards sworn to be false, BY gen. ". the
Uord eastern IS changed into expedition !;
and the stop taken from the word commenced,
dPlaced effer the z0ora expedition, SO as
to read" have actually commenced the ex-
petition detachments," &c. And in the
generals s1Uorn copies, far he he's made two
at considerable distance of time, all the his.
sages and words marked in this IN roman
svere purposely omsitted6y the general, to q.
eo.d, as ne says, giving handle to his enc
Rsies.
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER Z.
The green little Shamrock Of Ireland.

=
The following beautiful verses were written
by the celebrated comedian CHERRY, and
ser to music by the famous Shield. 1t
has received no small share OF applause
from the public since Its introduction to.
Webster's Sans 5ouci in Philadelphia, by
that inimitable and exquisite songster.
There's dear little plant that grows in our
isle,
Twas St Patrick himself sure that set 1t,
And the sun OH hi. labor with pleasure did
smile,
And with dew from his eyes often vet it.
1T thrives thro' the bog, thro' the brake,
thro' the mire land,
And he calls it the dearlittle Shamrock
Of Ireland.
The sweet little Shamrock, the dear lit
tie shamrock,
The sweet little, green little, Shamrock
of Ireland.
This dear little plant still grows in our land,
Fresh and fail as the daughters OF EnIN,
Whose smiles can bewitch, whose Eyes. can
command,
In each climate that each shall appearin.
And shine thro' the bog, thrs' the brake,
thro' the mlreland,
Just like taeir own dear little shamrock
of Ireland.
The sweet little shamrock, sc.
This dear little plant that springs from our
soil,
When its three little leaves are extended,
Denotes from one stalk, We tegethercshonld
toll,
And ourselves by ourselves be befriended,
And still thro' the boy, thro' the brake,
thro' the miro land,
From one root should branch like the
shamrock of Ireland,
The sweet little shamrock, &c.
The dear little plant that shoots from our
earth,
Ahd love h - saeh heart cart find it. own warm
birth,
White peace, JOY, and plenty shall hou-
IRISH
And bloom thro' the bog, tire, the brake,
4 thro' the mireland,
Just like my own, your dear little sham
rock of Ireland,
Your own little shamrock, your dear lit
tie shamrock,
Oh blessings attend on the sweet little,
green little shamrock of Ireland.
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p Box enc aull.r--pfs y
Of 1 as4sars
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EIGHTEENTH BULLETIN
VIENNA, 18Th June, 1909.

The division of gen. Chasteller, which
reyolted Tyrol, passed through the neigh
borhood of Clagenlurth on the 4th inst on
its way to Hungary. Gen. Rusca pursued
and engaged it, the enemy WAS beaten We
took 500 prisoners.
Prince Eugene, with considerable corps
is mancuvring in the heart Of Hungary.
Within few days the Danube has rlsen
one foot. ~
Gen. Gratien, with a Dutch division, hsv-
ing marched to Stralsund, where Sehiil had
fortified himself, has carried his intrench'
men,s by assault. Schill had given orders
to set FIRE to the city in erder TO cover MS
retreat, but his band had not time to execute
it s; it has been entirely killed or taken he
himself was killed on the great square at the
nom, mt ne was making his escape and was
The archeuke ferdinand In 51 pl& a ifmtsaaEE
vacua,ed Warsaw June Cd. Thus the whole
of the grand duchy is abandoned by the e.
nemy's army, whilst the troops under the
command of prince Poniasowskl, occupy
three tourths Of Galicia.