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Romans not conquered but united fellow
citizens and not enSisved, not only oar strength
becomes yoars, but our laws will insure YOU re-
pose as they have insured ours.
Willis, by this uaior you reap every blessing
you were IN need Of YOU lose none OF those YOU
possessed.
Rome continues TO be the see of the VISIBLE
head of the church and the vatican richly en-
dowed, and secure from every foreign Influence,
as well rs above all vain terri. sl'l.l considerati
ons. viii exhibit rel zion to- the universe more
pure aud surrounded with more splendor.
Other cares, will preserve IN your monuments
the inheritance of Your ancient glory /; and the
arts, the offspring of genius, encouraged by a
great man, enriched with all the examples and
models, shailno longer be constrained to seek
elsewhere either the opportunity or the reward
OF their divine inspiration @
Such Romans rs the future prospect that opens
before you, and OF which the ex; raordnary CON
su.,um is charged TO rre;iare the foundation.
10 guarantee your national debt, enliven your
agriculture aid arts, improve in every respect
your present destiny i'll short to prevent and
dispel the tcars which the reform OF abuses has
so many times cause.-the be shed such are the
orders, such is the intention of cur .upust sove-
reign.
Romans by seconding our efforts, YOU msy
render to yourselves more prompt and 10 US more
easy, the saiutary effects OF the task we are char
ged with for your welfare, wlicl we have muci,
AT heart.
Rome, June 10, 1909
(SignetD
SaLICETTI JANET
The Count MIoLLIs, Gov. Gen. Pres,cieu.
For the Consuilum, d. DE BALDE.
Gasetta Romano.
FRANKFORT, June 26.
The Austrians entered Lcipsc on the ed,
but made no stay there. We expect every
moment to hear cf battle.
: Prince Gagarin, who passed through here
two days ago. is, general aid de camp to his
majesty the Emperor Of Russia. He is going
to the head quarters of his majesty the En-
peror Of the French
,CAssEL, June Cd.
/ The King arrived at Astern with his guard
the regiment of Berg and the Dutch division
Gen. d'hlbignac, with his division, has this
day joined the Saxons who are OH the Saale
at Weissenfels. The enemy is sail to b.. a,
LEIPZIG: if So, general d'Aibignac wiz at.
tack them morrow. and it Is probable the
enemy will not remain there long.
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SERIOUS INVITATIONS.

Ertract Of a letter dased Paris, June IL,
1909.
Communicated for the Federal Gazette. !
The public papers will have apprized
you OF the events which have taken place
on the Danube. But they will not inform you
of the whole truth. 1t is said that our loss
has been 10000 men but think it is cx-
aggerated by a fourth. What know well,
however, is, that the Empress wished to re-
pair TO Vienna. near the Emperor, which he
prevented. The reason is, that he would
have 1t believed that HIS WOUND does
not prevent him from commanding i'm person.
Whereas, it the Empress were with him.
the army would think that the wound was
dangerous while not seeing her, nine tenths
OF the soldiers do not know that he was woun
4. ded on the 23d of last month. a project of
the palace, one OF my friends, has Just set
out for the army. He assures me that they
have no solicitude about the life of the EN-
peror, and that i'll despite of his physicians,
he is occupied night and day with the Prince
OF Neuichatel (Berthier) in the care of his
army, which he wishes to re assume the Of
1ensive. His majesty does not conceal the
inquietude which the North of Germany
occasions him. He says emplIatically that
that campaign which is To be the last, gives
him more solicitude than all the others to-
gether. We are here without fear. and
without inquietude. Touching the result of
the war, we feel confidence in the talents
and the foresight of that astonishing man +;
and we rely upon the fidelity of Russia-Al-
though some evil wishers, without doubt in
the pay of England, have endeavored to cloud
the subject by doubts. The credulotis Gamers
(Gobe mouches) of the suburbs of St. Ger
main, (precincts of Paris) regard the Rus
Star armies as already united TO those of
Austria, and the French troops as driven
back ID the borders of the Rhine II must
be acknowledged, that we had fears for a
moment for the Grand Army, at the first
Intelligence of the battle of the Danube +:
but all has been dissipated by the 10th and
subsequent bulletins. Private letters have
been detained ; but have at length arrived,
and the truth is nearly known. Commerce
As at an end. The maritime cities are fo.aHy
ynfned. and without remedy, should this state
of things continue another year. Already
some reports have arisen in the South and
the West Of France but those reports are
stified. 1t was said that troops went from
Spain to appeaSe the troubles of the South
and that others, destined for Spain, had re-
ceived counter orders in the euvirons of Bor-
deaux, to pass into the departments of the
West but it is thought all that is at an end.
What afiicts the Fathers Of families is that
a new CONSUMPTION is on foot. In that case.
your nephew Augustus will be taken, al,ho'
he is not 19 years old. He s7oears that he
will not march; and it is to be presumed
that he will have many imitators.''
Bat. Fed. Gazette,
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THE POPE.

Among the curious events of this age, we
learn that the head Of the Roman Church
has ceased to be temporal Prince, and the
cannon IF the Vattean have expended their
last thunderboIt; that consentaueous effort
,7iiich was developed in the attack upon the
Chesapeake, and the expedition to Buenos
Ayres; the seizure of Macoa in the Chinese
seas, and the occupation Of the mouths of
the Persian Gulph in the Erythrean sea ;
the expedition to, and conHagration of Copen-
hagen, and the seizure of the Russian fleet
in Lisbon; ASSASSINATION of the Emperor of
the OuomaDs, and the revolution at Con.
stantnople; the revolt organized in Tyrol,
in WestphalIa, ~ Prussia, and the infatu
alton Of the Court Or Fixaa4; vi.h ss,is. a
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rising in Calabria, and in the Roman terri
tory, was combined all corners of the earth
was To be confiagrated, or set in commotion !:
Russia was to be tempted by no less an agent
than the Prussian King and Queen and the
succours to Spain were to complete the cir
Gle OF universal revolution the holy father
was seduced by the allurements ofthc regal
successor OF the defender of the faith and
brought to league with those whose power
has been created on the pass word ONO
PoPERY. The Pope was foand conspiring
in his own palace; and the evidence OF his
copartenercy, was exhibited to his confound.
ed vision, by military messenger of the
successor of the eldest son of the Church.
The Chief, whose temples were anointed by
the fingers OF the sovereign Pontiff. with i'm
perial JUNCTION, was found to be unfaithful to
the concordat, and General Mioilis siynifi-
ed, that as the correspondence of the holy
father with Austria and with Spain, and his
pastoral letters to the clergy of Ancona, and
the ancient provinces of the ecclesiastica,
see, had determined that his holiness should
be. in future, released from concern i'm
temporal affairs; that to support his charlc
ter, as head of the Catholic church, his i'm
perial majesty had appointed the sum of
three millions Of francs.
His holiness repealed the preferred stipend.
and the French sambassador withdrew, in
silence, and withdrew his guard from the
Papal palace.
An appearance of commotion on the trans-
tiburine. was accompanied by a PApAL BULL
OF RECOMMENDATION.
The guards were renewed, the authority
OF the people was proclaimed rs extinct :;
and the commotion ceased without blood
shea, The papal dominions are placed I'M
der projects; it is supposed that Lucien Boz
naparte will be furnished with Roman scep-
tire; he having appeared in remarkable state
at Rome in the last stage of the TRANSACT
ons.
80 1t was said, that an assemblage of Carli-
nails was to be called, and new concortlat
upon principles more conformable with chris
tan federation, was to be established
aurora
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PHILApELpnrA, August 9.

Ertrdct q a tetfer from John NJ Forbes,
ESq. american CosSM at Hambnrgh. ~ a
gentleman IA fhts city, dufed 2Oth )fay
1909.
We have three arrivals at Tonningen
and its vicinity, all from Baltimore. The
Danish Government has permitted them to
unload, and has replied TO my Enquiries,
taat vessels bea=;s.- Danish Consuls certi-
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LATEST FROM poRTUGAL.
GLoUcns7ER. Anrusf 4 100

I''Vg'
The schooHcr lime, CURTAIN IeHatins
Wc6ber, has jus, arriped in 81 duys fi-,Bt
Lisbon. Tie Uerdai bifeiHgtHc CT he brinEs
IS. that me EHgHsh aHd PortHgueSe Had
marrhed asafna Gadtid
The fGferS IRE II he 19H, 2Oh ond
2lst JHnc. They are .fHca .giIh ths 10.
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PECHY.
FROM DUTCH PAPERS.
OEEN (RudaN Ma,

OFEN, (Buda,) May 1S.
Last Saturday, (the lSth,) two divisions
of cavalry, of the past insurrection, passed
through this city on the 18th and 10th, they
were followed by the third division and the
infantry, afterwards the corps of the insur-
rection of Lower Hungary arrived i'm success
sion. His royal highness the archduke Pa
latino conducted. in person, the two first di-
visions into the city. Her majesty, the EN-
press Queen, accompanied; by all the per-
sons of the imperial house, condescended to
inspect the troops in the place St. George.
AS soon as her majesty appeared, she was
received by vipas a thousand times repeat
ed..". Gazette de Leyden, Of June IS.
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Erfract Of u letter from, the House of
Marfin, Hohe e Ihomeiy, dated Liver'-
fooi, Jpne 10.
England, pursuing a systematic course
of hostility TO this country, taxes her ex-
ports to us higher than 10 any other nation ::
In the same spirit is the scheme subioined. !
"Ihe following are the duties on AME,
RIcAN PRODUCE, proposed in a bill now be-
tore Parliament, but in which there will
probably be some alteration:
Ashes, SIS. I'd. per c.--Blrk, quercitron,
Sd; bees-wax, 2s. cd. deer skins, cd. each {;
lax seed, Al. per bus. cotton, l. Ids. per.
l0Olbs.; indigo, i'd. per ID. pitch, J. SIS.
Id. per II barrels; rosin, IS. Cd per cwt. !;
tar, los. Id. per l2lbs. turpentine, SIS. Cd.
per cwt. rice, free of duty until 10Th Au-
gust, after which date Is. Id. per cwt. 4;
wheat, when the average price is under 63s.
per or. of bus. t. 13s Id. per qr.-above
65s. and under &C, IS. 4d.--under IS, Sd (;
Hour IS regulated by the average price of
wheat-if under 6Ss. per or os. per cwt.---
above OBS. and under IS, IS per cwt above
&c, Is. Id; timber, pine logs, above / in
ches square, the load of so cubic feet, 1 |.
Us. 3D.. per- load-oak, 1 J. Is i'd hands
pixies, under 7 feet long, l !. o Sd. per 100
= feet or above, . !. Is. 4d.-lathwood,
under feet long, the fathom feet wide by
6 feet high, 2 |. Is. Sd per fathom--aboye 5
feet long, 5 !. 2s 4d.--staves, not above s
inches thick, inches wide and SO inches
long, Is. ID. per 12O-56 so, / |. is. ID
so 90. l j. rs. 1d.-6O II, 2 |. Is. h.-a.
bove ID, IS. 3D.
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From SwAaIA. Iune 8.

FROM SwABIA, June 5.
The division of the French army, which
is under the orders of the duke of Dantzic,
had no sooner left the Tyrol, than that ILL
tated country became again the seat of war.
like operations, where on one side General
Deroy, who was in Inspruck, has been com.
PEELED to retreat to Kuffstein, and the Bava-
rian Colonel, Aarco. sustained severe con-
fict near Scarnitz and Loftach. on the other
side. General Chastellar is marching at the
head of an Austrian corps, joined by a np
merous body Of armed peasants, through the
Foralsberg, against Lindau. All the neigh
boring country is III the utmost consternati-
on.
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HAMBuRGH. Jnne 9.


Intelligence has been received from Swe-
cen, by way of Elsineur. stating that the
Duke Regent has declined to assume the go
vernment of Sweden as King, 'tiil the new
Constitution shall have been finally settled,
and that the Russians continue their warlike
operations against Sweden.
Letters from Silesia of the Sd instant.
state, that another action had taken place
In Poland, the official account of which, has
not yet been received.
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COPENHAGEN. May ~.

COPENHAGEN. May 81.
To-day we have received intelligence,
that the three small Islands of Egholm, Og-
gerroe, and Orns, to the south of Cortoer,
have been attacked by the English, who
were forced to abandon their enterprise,
through the courageous resistance of our gun.
boats and the bravery of Captain COLD
BERG, and his detachment.
The English have taken in the Cattegat
six American vessels...-1fonikeur, June TO-
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FRENCH CoMMERc1AL ARRANGEMENT

AMSTERDAM, May 81.
The following has been communicated 10
the merchants of bordeaux.
His majesty having authorised the e,,por-
tatlon OF corn, wine, brandy, liquors, dried
or preserved fruits and herbs has been pleas
ed, the farther to facilitate such exploration,
TO decree, that special license shall be
granted to foreign ships loaded with cargoes
consisting of the aforesaid articles. Those
licenses shall be granted through the Minis
ter OF the Interior, and shall be signed by his
Majesty's sign manual.
Conditions Of granting Licenses.
1hey shall be granted only to well known
and respectable mercantile houses. which
can give securities equal to the capital en-
ployed, and which shall become responsible
for all transgrsssions of the law. All TO.
reign flags shall be admitted to this indul-
gence, those of England and her allies ex
cepted. The applications for licenses must
be addressed to the Projects, wi o shall verify
the same, and forward them to the minister
OF the interior. In these applications the
name OF the ship, her flag, her burthen. the
number OF her crew, and the name of the
Captain must be stated. The firm by which
security is proposed to be given for the
voyage, the place where the house is esta.
biished, and the trade in which it is known.
must also be described None of the Passes
herein mentioned shall be granted, until il
appears from previous investigation care
fully made:
i. That the House offered as security pos
sesses well known commercial existence
and has always faithfully fulfilled its engage
ments.
2 That the beads and managers of the
SAID House have invariably shewn ready
ssiis''-A -. 20 q: isays g tie - ate s&.acb
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You. most obedient servants,
COATES & HAY.

Imported INFO Liye'hoOl, from tie United
States Z! .4merica, by II ve&seis, from
tie loth 10 The 1911 June, 1909, inclu-
size.
Cotton, bags, 21,744 rice, tierces, 4, 800
barrels, $50; -four, barrels, 81 ,2S9-halfdo.
2,lOl wheat, bushels, 48 1875 Indian corn,
bags, 0O0-bushels, 1859; turpentine, bar
refs, o,895 tar, barrels. $3.50; pitch, bar
rels, 10; rosn. barrels, 25 slaves. NJ.
SCI; ashes, barrels, 5,157; tobacco, hhds.
1850; taxseed, casks, ,233--barrels, 129 /;
beeswax, packages, 1872 /; quercitron bark
hhds. 145 cedar, pieces, 1919 lumber, 6
entire cargoes.
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Done at Raab. ODD June, 1909.
(Signed. The Adjutant Commandant,
G. MERCER.
DORRE', Major
.stfvoVed, lie General Count &c I.anrision.
,zt,h-oveG, LIE Colonel du Corps d'Eugene
and Commandsne de la place de
Raab,
PECHY.
From London Pahers reeeiped at the of:
fee Of the Federal Gazette.
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RUSSIAN DECLAR1TIoN
FROM 1HE PETERSBURG GAzE72R OF TIE
25TH nPRIL (57H MAr.)

Tile fsoce 6etSocn France and Austria.
which has long been zvaverinsg, is at iengfh
entirely at an end. By the last adyfces fAe
austrian troohS haze az last entered the
Dufehy Of Worsazc, and the slates of Sa.ro-
ny and Bavaria
I.is thus thar The flames Of zyar syhicA
had been so. dateiy ertfnguished uhon the
continent, hGve Just 6een re-kiudled, and by
the force Of circumstances. IL is necessary
that all fhe flo70ers Of Eurohe should take uh
arms again. .s,.,
i" The PREPARATIONS for 4var on the hart
Of Austria, acre the first cause fo,. mis-
misunderstanding. Russia could not see
this with indifference. .Every means zvere
employed from the 6cgtanins" to k,ut an end
TO them. The guarantee If RuSsia IF The
integrity of fhe austrian ,Siatrs 7paS e1,en
altered, and at the same time ii zvas Declared
thar in Uirtne of The eristi,g alliance 4vith
France, every attack ution me ,Yirese,t or
der of things, 7vonid be considered as a
violation IF the rights simulated by trealies,
Evhtch ought TO 6e maintained by Tx. force
Of arms.
e" AUSTRIA, nor rejecting the haciJfc Offers
made to her, pretended at first mi he,.
measures soere only offensive; that Eie8
7vere accustomed ,onlyb by Tie .fear Of tie dan
ger (Which threatened her: THAT her intenti-
on 72as not 20 undertake an offensive 4va,,
and that she zuoud nor break the heace.
Facts haze hroved Of ho7u Htfle yalue
these assurances zverc. The measures Of
defence (Which Progressively increased, haze
changed INFO oGcnaiUe measures In the
room Of the fear that zoas e.chreSsed, am6i-
fons hlans haze been deveiohed, ana The
aDa' 7vas broken out by i'4vasion Of /oreisu
states eUen before any. declaration Of zya,'
IN the accustomed form.
E" austria, qvho knezo fcyfectiy 4peH the
conduct which Russia 7pouid hold under lie
present circumstances, has determined 10
renounce he" FRIENDSHIP, and rekindke ME
.fame 81 7uar, eUem nton our frontiers, ra-
ther than desist from her hrojects.
IN consequence orders hare been .given
TO The Russian ambassador at Vienna, 10
quit that cafitsf immedi0tely, and IL has
been declared to The .AHstrian ambassador
at this conrf, that from This moment his
DIPLOMATIC functions haze ceased, and that
all relations arc broken Off with him and lis
court"
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M The price orthis paper to sub
scribersis four dollars per a'anun,, to be
pad IN adDance.
ADVERTISEMENTS, not exceeding a
square m length GO Zines J are insert
ed, the first time for seventy-f ve cents ;
three zoeeks Csix times } for three dbl
lars and for every subsequent i'zserti-
on, thsrty-three cents. Long ones IN
the same proportion. In favor o those,
hozuever, zoho adpertise By the year Ell
fher once or twice roeeek a deduction
from the above p, zee Of troenty per cent.
rs made,
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That latest accounts from Vienna inform
ed of Peace between France and Austria !;
which was so fully credited that the mar
kets SC. were regulated accordingly.
BY this arrival we further learn, that the
British army under general Stuart, % 900
strong, had been urged by the young Prince
of Naples to make descent on that city
or kingdom king Murat had about 20 900
men, but the English had not, when the
Kite sailed, landed on the main. They had
however, quiet possession of the island of
lschia. This island is situated at the en-
trance of the bay, about four leagues from
the city of Naples is about 10 miles in
circumference, and contains about 1000
inhabitants it is the see ora Bishop, suf-
fragant of Naples. The town of Ischia is
situated on rock on the North side of the
island, with which it communicates by a
bridge. On this island and in Sicily, it was
supposed the British army would avail.
further intelligence from the Danube.
ltis to be regretted that the two last
arrivals from the Mediterranean, which be.
ing short passages, could have brought
news three weeks latest, furnish no intel.
iigence whatever from spain. We may,
however, hourly expect the arrival of schr.
Hound, from Cad.z, as she was spoken by
the Kite and is said to have left that place
about the 22d OF August.
Fed. Car
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Extract o. ia letter from our Correshon.
dem a, Washington City, dated Sent.
30th, 1909.
"The president of the United States is
confidently expected here with his lady to-
morrow evening. Secretary Gallatin, as
you know, is already in the city. Mr. Sc
cretary Smith, and the other heads of de-
partments, are daily looked for A great
dearth of news prevails at present. Ma.
ryland is in state of prodigious agitation
on account of the election which takes
place on Monday next. The Republicans
are sanguine of success"
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T ANDS FOR SAT- On. tsAa in +. ,ui a
IL County, on Fosk Cresk, conSlininr ahose
seven hundred acre. Chs is superior a ial,eA
tobacco laad aud Is kind to the grow ,f .R
kind ofgr,ln; it has about 50 acre, Of e,cellrnr
creek low grounds aud very valuable aeat 70, =
girls, mill 5 it has also I, reco nmend it goos va.
ter, good apple, peach aud cherry orcna Is an1
all requisite houses for ,ho accornm ,da ion of a
family. Also my claim one f,ur h pare of ar
un iiviied 'rJa OF isnd in the Dismal x4mo.
about Is or 90 niles from Norfolk ssa aiming
near or about 10, )oo. The rsmukabie si,nb. r
growth on This land, its -oaaiance and IT'S coa,i-
guty to Norfolk, wonld render it an oSiee1 With
aay person that wishes to engage IN the expor.
tatiou of lumber when our marke affords a
vent. One ,rsf in Jefferson counts, State of
Kentucky, on he waters OF Fioty's fork, a
bout tweive,r fifteen miles from Sevydville, con,
tanning about 1l01 or 1900 ae'esA And one traa
IN Barren County tx } containing between and
SOD acres. Twill barter those lands for Neg oes
or exchange them for lands in Mississippi Terri
tory, near Matches, or on the Tombgby
TIL S. SMITH.
Sm'hGsd. Louisa Csunsy. 1sn3n
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human Ingenuity called an ImprsgnabIe
Fort, or Battery, and which do not hest.
tate to assert, that If it is not Immediately
adopted by this country, will prove its de.
struction.
81 can only account for the neglect which
it has met with, from the poverty of the in
ventor, and the little attention or encou-
ragemeut that unfortunately are given to
Ingenious men in this country.
"It may not have occurred to the mill
tary gentlemen who have inspected the mo-
del of this battery, the facility, with which
it might be made movable on wheels to
work on the inside, nor the application of
1t to vessels of easy draught of water, when
one of them might bid defiance to our whole
navy, and come up the river Thames, aud
return in defiance of both the army and
navy.
am Induced to trouble their lordships
on this occasion, as think it will appear
to them, that his majesty's ministers should,
without loss OF time, secure the talents OF
the inventor to this country, s. that the mo.
del should be Immediate Y lodged in some
place OF safety, for at present it is in one
ct the upper apartments of the palace in
Kingston Gardens, and any evil disposed
person, of common ingenuity, might carry
the invention to the eaeny.
{" AS the plans were lying rather care
lessly alb 'ut, requested the inventor MIR.
Gillesp e, to let me have them. and they
are at present in my possession. He informs
me that he had overtures from Russia and
Denmark to carry the model to those coun-
tries; but fortunately, though struggling
under the evils Of poverty and neglect, he
has continued, like an honest man, attach.
ed to his country.
ttI have rho honor 70 he So Sc