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| His Msiesty yesterday ,isitelthe P,inee of Neuf
ohstel, who hes recently srr.v.d in tvs City
Every one rernarks ,iIe nue. heath which his Ma
ljes,y enioys
The Frsee Of NeuGeiate! Lad bcen inaispc.
ssd
n Sena,as consul,um had been passed to provide
tor Regency, in case ct necessity, amd 10 provide
for the eerohstion OF the En,press and the King Or
iioms.
General Wittgenstein is said TO have resigned.
i5sesDCN. Jan. ~.
Many pol;roons circulate scaniaiaus stores ct
Ncener's Army. Those stories destitute al the
least truth. Jan %, the Prince of SwGrtxenbers
was still at PoIuss. aud issgrier the csntonnie ats
We heard he had occupied. HS lad repused differ
ert attaats.
BERLtw, Feb. g.
News from the dutehy of Wsrssw announces
That numer0us detaehnents of Polish troops a-
really IN arms, ami successfully the grand
dero's These are ali volunteers who ocet ,he
summon Q! The Supreme Council The l=,.ns OF
eonssriPts axe ~ akbg with equal success. ponis-
to"sky Is at WNfssw; drec'ilg the orain@f.
movements In few weeks Uns Dntci,y will
have an immense force fooi to defend ls ter.
ritory.
poIsx. Feb, 5.
| The head quarters of The renoh army are here
$1,000 men have arrived The duke OF Istrla IS
here. keenier's cantcnmcas are on the borders Of
the Bug. The Duke OF Treyiso ans many other of.
scers have gone TO Msgdebuurg The Russians
have quilted the city OF Brsmbcrg where they were
january 49, The Russian Head quarters are at
Lyek.
Feb g.
Letters from Frankfort upon the Oder, say a
great number et men and horses have already arri-
we'd 10 and near that city.
The Vice-roJ of Italy has reviewed the troops
which have arrived in this city.
We endeavor in vain penetrate the designs OF
t'e Russians. At one time they threatened 10 np,
proach and pass The Vistuia. At snoth they give
Indication OF marching towards Warsew. II is Ger.
tain the greatest part of the Russian forces are OF.
the line o! the Niemen, ia want and suF, ring
Under an epidemic The Russians pay in old Prus-
SD in paper money (hons A dsas ree ment is re
ported between General Kutusof and Wittg=n
stein.
LONDON Jan. co
We hear from Cadiz, that the 18th Spsuish army
formerly under Mali, lately under Ba'iasteros has
she"n such discomfort, that the officers have
heen removed. They exasperated by pam
ph'ets and reports thst the appointment of Wei
tnston as commander in chief would he followed
by the removal of all the Spanish of.cers. TIE
spanish government has ccntradic,ed these re-
ports
Jan. So
The Chancellor Of the Exohequer has asked for
lean OF 40,00o,o00, halt to redeem Excheoner
o'ils-the rest Tor the service of the current
year.
Feb s.
The vessels which arrived yesterday from France
with c9rgoes, will return under sanction OF their Ii
cences, with cotton, Sc.
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:. tJroSs ana Infamous ForgerfeS.
-Four letters appear ,n the n. Y. Evening
Post, purporting 70 have heen addressed by
Mr.. Barlow to Mr.. Madison. The Post
says, they we're copied from the Montreal
Herald; and the Herald is made yto SUI,
that they were copied from London pa
per The 0ndon paper is made tn say.
that they were found Oh an attendant of MIR.
Bariow's, who not liking the trip to w lRa,
lied TO idehgoland with Mr.. BIS port folio,
from which place he was conveyed TO the
British ministers in London. These letters
bear date III December 1S11---and recite
various conversations with the Due de Ca
dore, IN which he propose, 10 make MIR.
Madison Presdeu. Tor life - and to ava f.irp
cviti, the ese Of 81. million OF francs aud 5000
French officers. In the last letter the Duo
proposes, II the Y. 5. go 10 war witt. Great
Britain, aed IF France goes to war with
Russia, and0 Russia should propose to me
dlate between us and Great Britain, aud
Il we accept the proposition. that we
should send out MFR. GlHatin to Russia.
he grossness Of the fraud, this compli-
cation OF ifs and ands which no man in 1911
could possibly have strung together, and the
evident attempt to adapt the forged pro-
positions of France GO the actual condition
of things, mast satisfy every maa what a
most bunglng and shal W attempt Il is to
impose upon the public.
Two facts alone re sufi tn expose
them. ist. The nam and da,e Of tire Lon
don parer is not speched-and there IS no
London paper as far as we have received
them which contains these letters 81. The
conversations are said to have been held
with the Duo de Galore whereas in all
the official dispatches which MIR 4. has
received the Duke IF Bassano is the au
thor and the organ. The New-Y York T.
vening Post himself doubts their authentici-
" and introduces them as " Curious For
geTies." We have no doubt that they were
f5rged in ~. York,
Now, mark you I he Fed. Republican,
that miracla Of veracity and virtue, repub :
fishes these documents, omits the caption
of the Post, brings them Up, as genuine
matters, and.reasons upon them, in its WAY,
as if they we're Gospel. " Whip ne such
rascals naked through the worId."--Yel
this is the paper which the Federal Party
have cherished & taken tc their bosoms
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Fron ne .WortA- Wcstrrr Hrmv.

IRON The WORTH ~ esterr frniV.
Since the publication Of the DAILY Natl.
ona intelligencer of yesterday, we have
seen letters fron Camp Meigs of tic date
of April zth, which have removed The an
pTchensions we then expressed for the SAFE
~ of that fort It is true, that the indisns
are proving around tIie camp, 6 butcher
every strag6er they can ind bpr their
aggregate force is not half as great as is
represented Ia the ARTICLES copied from o.
hio papers. An attack was expected from
the combined British and Indians about
the IoEh or 18TH instant, but no apprchee-
sfoHs were cntertaiseG for She rasuit. Rein
torSemcnts were ra"idly moving on fro,a
every quarter. Mi. Amos Stoddard had
the command ar the last auvi cs. in Ivy
days 1t is eypected chat there vii. &c up-
ward of four thousand men within tn;S en-
campment. .Efxt. Iot
We learn by Militia officer who has
Just Come up from Cha les Ieuuty, that a
skirnish took place at Point Look, u, in 81.
Mary's, between party Of British suiiors.
who attempted to make a lan,.iag, and a
company ct m,.i ia, is which Tie Bfj.f.n
'9eFe fSPaised wisii the i1ss Of tout K led.
H.
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NORFOLK, April TO-
{ TrGnsIafions from French Pahers receiv-
ed az the ReraLd oGice.

ed al tie Herald cGiee.)
Paris, Feb. To-.
His Serene I1igHaess shc Prince Arch
Chancellor has presented TO the Senate the
Concordat signed at Fontainbeau, on the
25th Jan. 1918, between his Majesty the
Emperor and King, and His Holiness the
Pope Plus VII.
CONCORDAT. =
HIS Majesty the EMPEROR and King ard
his HOLINESS, DESTROYS Of settling the DIFF
.ferences which haze arisen 6etzUeen them,
haze agreed to,the following article as
the basis ola defnitivc arrangement.
-.drt. l. His Holiness will exercise the
Ponphcste in France and in the Kingdom
OF Italy in the same manner and forms as
h.s predecessor.
g. The Ambassadors, Ministers, Charge
d AfFaires of foreign powers near the Holy
See, and the Ambassadors Minister'S, and
charge d'Affaires which the Pope may have
near those powers, will enjoy the immuni
ties and privileges enjoyed by the members
of he:diplomatc corps.
3. The doninions formerly possessed by
the Pope, which are not ahenated, will be
exempted from levies and taxes they will
be administered by his agents or charge
d'aifaires. and for those which may be "a
lienated he shall receive in lieu thereof, TO
yield revenue not exceeding two millions
Of Francs.
4. Sin months after the nomination by
the Emperor to the ArchbishopTics and
Bishoprics of the Empire and the Kingdom
of Italy shall be notified, the Pope will give
the Canonical institution, conforma6ly TO
the Concordats i'll virtue Of the present
indult. Previous information shall be gwen
b. the Metropolitan. Thee months being
expired &; the Pope not having granted the
institution, the metropolitan, * il his stead
or if for metropolitan, the eldest Bishop
of province, shall proceed to the Institution
of the Bishop nominated, so that tae See
shall never be vacated longer than one
year.
S. Tie Pope will nominate, either IN
France or the Kingdom Of Italy, ten Bish-
ops, who will afterwards be designated in
concert
G. The si5; Bishoprics. Sp5wr5icaires,F
will be re hiisi,ed,--.Thgy shall be
nominated by the Pope The states telon-
ging thereto actually unaienated shall be
restored, and measures rasen In regard TO
those which are sold, On the demise of the
Bishops, ADagai. and Rieti, their dioce-
ses shall be snuexed TO the before meutio..
ed six Bishoprics, c0nformably to the ar
arrangement which will take place between
/ his.Majesty aud his Holiness the Pope.
T. As to the Bishops OF the Roman States
abseotees from their dicceses, from what
ever circumstance, his Holiness shall be at
liberty 70 give them BshoprIcs IN harn5us.
They will enjoy a pension equal TO their
former benches. AMI may be eligible to
the vacan, Sees OF the Empire or the King
dom of Italy.
8, His NJ jesty and his Holiness viii con
cert together upon the reduction tobe made
IF necessary, of the Bishoprics of Tuscan
md the Gehoese Territory also for the es-
enlistment Of Bishoprics in Holland AMI
be Han seatic departments.
----
@,IHe Proci1cs8 confoSin~ fhc Gfgcese NJ
RoWe in sohi-t ne b.shshrics are cosinre
ihe~ds&- (TraasJ
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PERSEVERANCF

The Motto OF rhe great ses OF Virginia is, PR
srTERANDo--Ic was PERSEVERANCE, whieh atchiev.
ell the Independence OF Asaeriea-it is Pcrse,u-
rene. Which, must maintain II. ihe Genius OF az
nation wouhl say bolh TO the People snG 'he &c,
vernment--'' Go ON IN the lauab.e task of sevuYiug
The rights Of America. Let not petty difficulties
stsrne you Perseverance viii surmount the mos.
iots oAslaeleE''
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9. The propaganda, the pesitentiary and
the archives will be established in the res
idcBce OF h.s Holiness.
10. HIS Majesty restores his favor TO
those Cardinals. tiisbops, Priests and Laics
who had incurred his diSpleaSure.
il Hiss Holiness accepts the foregoing
'srrarSement in consideration os the &c ,uai
state ct the church, and being impressed
with fuil confidence that his Majesty will
grant his powerful assistance TO the mime.
nerous wants OF the church in these times.
NAPOLEON.
- e Plus VII.
Fortain6!eau, Jan. IS, 1918.
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TROY, April 6.

On S,,nday last about nine hundred men
arrived at the camp, III Greenbush, from
the southwark. We understand that u
part of them have been about s weeks Com
ing from Baitimorc. 1t is fortnight since
:they left New York in s!oops, 10, come
app the river Their uH.her destination is
no doubt to the north western frontier of
ths state. We underst md that some Of
the officers and men are sick, but that, ge
perallv, they a,'ein good health and excel
lent spirits. They are pronounced as fine a
A,cl,ing body of men as have Come to Gren-
bush r
We also learn that regiment of light
dragons is on its way up the river.
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.Atw YORK, .5hrii 10.
Yesterday afternoon the Telegraph an
bounced that same OF the enen,s IS snip OF
watswerc OF Sandy Hook. The forts IN
this harbor were Immediately manned, *
ready for action.
Tie pilots that left the Hook last even
ing, informed US, that the Acasta frigate
was in sight of the Light nouse yesterday.
.ffrik -
from the Hook, and informs that the Acss
Ia British frigate was at anchor on Sunday
night on the outer bar about 5 miles TO the
Eastward OF the Light House.
,fruved Spanish brig Eagle, II
days from St. Ubcs, with salt to p. Harmo-
ny. March 30. of Rernuda, was boarded
by a British brig of 10 guns-0n M onday,
oT the Hook, was boarded by the Dragon,
two other men of war in sight.
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FROMEnANcr

HE freneh coui''ulc 10 collect troons from every
po,il', and uorsb ibep' tov ards fhc north
ic NioS ~ Nap'os arr. at p0seu dan. IS.
Tie DUKE % hichipeep, ass at Psi1s.
NETT.
we were favored with tle' lotn ofT31rdepnx pa
fe'v % zen le,irrl vhioh &c following article.
are s1tg@ eteJ /:
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az The British squadron has left the
Rappahannock The captain e tn Dd-
ohm Is nor dead but lays wounded at Mr..
,hearman's in Lancaster.
IL The BRUSH eff cers who were ta-
Ken at Hampton, are now in this city.
, II Troops daily arrive here from the
upper country, destined for the lower.
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Extraet Of letter from Bordeaus, dated 1854
FEB 1918.
The death of Mr. Barlow is more to he regret
ted, rs il is believed he and the Duke of Bassan o
had agreed upon the conditions of treaty, ADJUST
ing in satisfactory manner, all the claims of the
American government"
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~ BALTIMORE, April rs.
The Aag that conveyed the Russian Secretary of
legation to Admiral Warren, has returned With
hin to this port, it ic said he has dispatches 70
tie Russian Minister, md for the Secretary of
State.
The British Squadron consisting of two seventy
fours, three trigates and number OF smaller
sells, have advanced up the Bay far Sharps' l.
sisnd they have taken q number of small vessels,
some of which they fitting out and manaing for
the evident purpose of making attsck-others to
the nun.ber C fifteen or twenty they have burned.
FED. Gag
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r ~ -f%s.S,s-l. re~>,S :, NJ 60 .,
tsoEA Aisssar.e. saachea tbs 9is.s, Ia
eisrir~ march TO the garrison ~ hampton.
On las being discoverpd ~, sheir FsloY ci-
.izens. thae hey would ts. v,itnsGt refresh
nitny titliocoutd be cooked for tliet', . pro-
tia"n OF cold Meats of all kinda. with %his-
key and CIDER sufficient fer several ieDasts,
Was Immediately seat soc Ihvir a,rtacks.
Nany OF 'he n'tlt &c PectaOi- cliZ a. %
Willis n'sbnrg. paltVok with them vi this
Teas ps natrrut'3ui anf s,irc;io".
- 1hey tysiTtd the,s nae ~ march this
morning ia high pjri's. and & sd with rye-
~ sepilIlet4t ot rssrrc ;utd srAteude thc
hUspl'abie recrpticn u.vy BAD sxseriehced,
was so wei caicrs.ed to inspire.
" Archer Hawkins and Doctor TazewelI
City. :"
" 4 soldier from the Hampton garrison
has just arrived. He states that the pri-
soaeTs taken III the enemy bsrges. ON sun
Jay las, are at this f,lne az o'ciJck) aoout
l8 miles below town, tnter an e,curt, as
"elt OF cavalry IS ;utantry. They viii
reach your city, whihef t.ry are destined,
most probably, on Sunday next"
az The statement nadr in the North
ern Prints, that the British have landed at
omithfeld and carried of iC0Ou9 W. Of
~NtN'b 10 Nt ~ uty ifdNt il-t
ed landing at Smiihfeld, and by ,hs csu-
tious conduct, have saved heir o4vn 6Qcons
~ Letters from Governor Edwards, from
KaskasSia, Of March 22d state that (" eigh-
teen pieces of cannon and British officer,
have arrived at Prairie de Chisn."--A let-
ter from Vinccnnea states, that boat laden
with provisions for fore Harrison, was At
'acked on the 2Sth March, about 6 niles
from the Fort, by parry Of Indians esti-
mated at 14Q Two men were Killed and
wounded. The boat was compelled to
retreat. Another attack on Fl. H. as APP
pretended.
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RurrALo. March so.

An express mali IS soon to b. established between
the city Of Washington and this place-to pass viz,
Avon, pansville, Bath, Wtiamspori, Carlisle, sc,
in days IS hrs. The mail is to leave Bnffsic,
Sundays, Tuesdays aad Thursdays, at Q a. Nj. and
arrive at Washington, on Fridays, Sundays and
Tuesdays, at r. NJ.
Last week captain PERRY, of the U States Navy,
'stely commanding at Newprrtr Or ~ arrived in
this village, on his way to Erie, Pa. to suPerintend
The completing and fitting naval force that
place The captain understand, viii command
the American force on lake Erie the ensuing sum-
mer.
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Several Pilots came up from the Hook
last evening, and state, that the captain Of
the schr. Live Oak from Cadiz informed
them that or Saturday in sight of SANDY
Hook Light House, he was boarded by .
British frigate and that 10 sail Of the line
ndseveral frigates Raises } were in com
pany- Crwo Of the enemy's ships were off
the Hook all yesterday.)
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T,ATFSJ FROM FUROpE..

We are indebted to the polite attention
of an obhging friend for the following. re-
ceived by the Leda, via New York, from
an intelligent gentleman at Cadiz.
Er.ract cfa Letter from Cadiz, dated 12th
March.
The British Packet has Just arrived, and
brings some information which may be OF
Importance, that you should know. n Lon
don paper of the 10 h ult. contains the dis
cussions OF the Parliament on American az
fairs, with recapitulation of the cores.
pondeuce witch took place 1t different peri
DDS between the authorities OF the two
countries when an unanimous vote passed
both Houses, approbatory of the measures
OF their government in the declaration OF
war against the United States, and pledg-
ing themselves To support Ministers with
their utmost energy, in avigorous prosecu-
ton of il by land and sea. For which pur-
pose, orders have been issued to prepare a
strong squadron of Ships of War, and some
troops sire assembling at Portsmouth,. to be
embarked for Halifax, with great expedi
ton, drudge
They have also cor1e to the determinati-
on to respect neutral fiags--eyen those yes
sells lately put under Spanish colors, and
conveying produce; their motive in this is
evident, 1t being substitute for the former
Licences, which method VIII. fer the future,
be discontinued.
There has been q total change in the re
gency of this kingdom within these few
DAYS; the Cortes informed the late regency
that their services were no longer pecessa-
~, and yesterday they proceeded to the APP
p9intment or a new one. Their conduct On
this occasion has given general satisfaction
The influence OF tfie Clergy is entirely sub
verified, the Inqnisition forever abolished,
and every memorial Of its proceedings lt-
zeriy destr0yed--,heir property seized by
the government, is to be applied to carry
Ca the war against the French, and for o,
tiier national purposes of Acknowledged u
Gliity. Bali. Gaz.
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IVVmingsoa.(.M c. J .NIirN 10.

IVlmingt Z " c. J .IliTV 10.
\ A gentleman in this town has received ie,ter
from corresp onient in ST. Mays, stating that iJ5
eolored troops had arrived y, ST. augustine from
Byanna; that six gun -hoats with 5000 white troops
we're daily expected from the same place FOR St.
Stationed.
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BALTIMoRE. 18Th April. i O'Clock a. NJ.
:" ihe Eugis.i ere ia sight o aur.rort-Three ganr
oil alarm have been fired-ong miiit.a under arms
nd ready"
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About twenty prisoners, landed here on
tuesday last from the squadron in the Of
ing consisting of officers and crews Owes
,els taken by chem.
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VIRGINIA. ELECTIONS.

CoNEresS.
IN 'he county of Campbell, Matthew CIay r ]
COS Rec i. i5s; Keert II. J 1853.
=, In frederick, General John Smith GR.1 557 ;
Robert Page = 1873.
Charlie ciy Tor Ciepton, rs Morris ~
.Teg-Heaf, TO- 40 do $50
IN Roekbridge, M'Ferran has majority Of 50 ;
in Montgomery. Breckenridge majority OF Q,
and IN Botetourt Of 1&7.--Giles has yet to vote.
Mr.. , aIiaferro has a majority Of IS, IN Nor
oeihnd--present majority lA2,-Lsncaster &
festmorsland Jet 10 vote.
PirgiRig LesiSlgfp~c.
IJeaeyich--A. d-g.n, Jared Williams.
.|orfhat16erfaDd Samuel Blackwell, Richard
Edwards
Charles cir Cornelius Egmop, John Tyler
JitGiniG Ltgisiahrs
fredericksburg Ss5 Mercer s72 Gregg 2lj
Mason 13i Osburu ~.
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y Worthingfon, O. .9tarch 8.


General H1rr;sen left this place Saturday last
for Cincinnati where, understand, he expects to
meet the Kentucky troops. s. Gas.
On Tuesday last, about 1870 United States Re-
gulars, completely equipped, marched from this
town under the command Of Capt Asal,e, Near
ing for the Rapids, to join General Harrison's
ay.
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P.fersbMrg, .Ailifi S.

Petersburg. IitrI s.
Major General Fzdc H.rrbt.a and suite, left
tiisoa ruesiay las, for Norlok-whioh station the
fenerai is designated 10 eommand and whittier
troops from the upper counties this State dali
~ marching. Gen. Hampton's command VIII en-
brace force OF about 4o0G men, regulars 4 militia.
t Iatsi.
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ELEcTIoNIN ALBEMARLE.

EtFFIiON IN ABBENARLE.
F0r Cofg,o5,-- Senate.
Hugh Nelson 500 Jose 81 G Gale SIS
Mar Nelson made n most eie Saot aod mastery al.
dress 20 TIC people on tie commencement OF The
hitctlJn. lie has no oppOaent.
.4sssHtbtg
DIR. Charles Eyereus 5$S Winston Gatlls co. (;
Clifton trsr,tpi ops, + w. Nsury ia
Gy rs s far from berg tue, hs sisted IL 'hs
Nezandr'a Gazette, Flat 1--WE Feieraiisfs ere tie,.
',ed ROM Aibemarl. (,he county tn which Mr. Jcf.
erson lses.) thst there was not even one federal
c0HHifr.
Prince george william II. Harrison, Rich
rrd Wnnams.
re ne Edtor- ~ rum UWiamsbarg.
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ec,'nent station he held IN this hemispherc are
pipa.-d in a depth OF misery aud wretchedncss-
Al those foreigners who focked here in support OF
liberty are aed----many incsreerated by British
inaence solely. We have learnt the privateer lsos-
smond is lost on this coast.--Nany vessels have
hecn detained here since the downtsll of sirands,
,nonss, whiOa is the brig Mountain Muse, charter.
ed by Feriinasd Il. Gourdin, Eul. OF Baltimore, 10
go to iiayd In Searcn oil paRt'sans to JON Mirandas
eailse."