The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-07-14

thrceiourths OF the advance being lost. On
the 18th the market opened with . still
further decline, but rallied-closing steady
at 1910. Trade In Paris was tolcrable.
The Corn market was dull on account Of
favorable harvest prospects.
PArAL SrArxs.-A dispatch from Rome
announces that Ferrara, Raveuna, Fosli,
Ancona, and other towns have been replaced
under the authority OF the Pope, by inter
vention Of the Pontifical troops. The Off.
GERS who commanded the Swiss troops in
the affair at Perrgia, Is said to have been
promoted.
AusrRlA.-The Vienna correspondent
the London Times asserts that tor the last
ten years matters have been no terribly mis-.
managed in Austria that II will be almost
miraculous il the Empire escapes dissolu.
ton. In I'M autograph BITTER the Emperor
Francis Joseph has caused ordinances rcla-
tive to Professionals In Austria TO DO issued
without waiting for the revision Of the
Council Of State.
NAPLES, June &c. by decree Just issued
li7 refugees are permitted to return. All
other Sicilans holding permission promising
obedience TO the laws
REVOLUTION IN rHw STATES OF rHR CHURCH.
In the above news II is stated that Eerra-
ria, Bologna, Ancona, and other towns, in
the States OF the Church. which ut the com.
mencemcnt OF the wat had rebellel against
the temporal sway OF the Pontifr have been
subdued by the Popcs Swiss mcrrnaries
The New York Herald, Of the 7th, referring
to the butchery by these hirelings OF the
people of Perugia, who were shot down In
discriminatory says
The Popc's Swiss regiment has copiously
shed the blood Of the people Of Perugis.
SO il Is announced by our telegraphic intel.
ligence from Europe In another column,
We had recently prepared our readers for
the extension Of the revolutionary move
mcnt IN the States Of tho Church. The
most important cities on the northern side
Of the Apennines had rcvolted |: first. the
great city OF Bologna, and then RAvcnna
aud ltimini. on the coast OF tho Adriatiu;
and we had learned that the Pops had sent
his Swiss Guards to supprcss insnrrcction In
Perugia. which Is on the southern slope of
the Apennines, or the side next 10 Rome
and the Mediterranean. That town was
much nearer to the capital than tho others.
and thus was within easy reach Of the
Pope's troops
Pcrugis Is a town OF about 20 900 inhAb.
itants near the banks 0f the T'iber, more
han one hundred miles north Of Rome II
Ii ten miles east Of the cclcbrsted Lake
ThrAshimene (now Lake Pcrugis) near
which Hannibal defeated the Roman Con.
sui Flaminlus. This fine sheet Of water,
about thirty miles In circumference. il stu
ates In basin, being enclosed on every side
by the Apennines. The inhabitants Of Pc
ruga are therefore mountanecrs. and are
animated by that love OF liberty which gen
orally distinguishes men who dwell under
the shadows Of lofty mountains.
Against this town the Pope sent bis for.
cign hrelings 10 cut down the natives Of the
soI. The Vicar Of Jesus Christ on earth.
: claiming to be the representa- i've Of the
; Prince Of Peace, has taken the responsibility
Of shedding the first blood. Who would
have thought the poor old man bad 10 much
} pluck In him But II Ia more the work OF
bis Minister, Cardinal Antonelli, than the
I Pope himself Yet II the Holy Father Is
TO bc any longer q temporal sovereign, he
= must fight Tor bis throne like other princes.
with standing armies, and slaughter his
: rebelious subjects when they dare TO demand
u change OF government. The Austrians
have now enough 70 do TO fight for them
siyes, and the French very prudcntIy do
not interfere outside Of Rome. 80 that the
' Pope will have 10 do his own fighting this
time. When 81. Peter drew his sword 10
i. fight for Christ the itedcemer OF men order.
' ed him 10 put up his weapon, a. His king
dom was not ot this world. But ~ the
;. Pope's kingdom is of this world---as ii Ia q
temporal sovereign,y--he must uphold It
A ny the same means by which other kings
9 uphold their dominions md use force when
/. bis people attempt to throw of his yoke.
. In this he IL only consistent, and II he offers
!. mp his subjects in hecatombs 10 the god oil
!. war; he Wi bc then the more true king by
A the grace Of God Nor Is he without ex-
!. ampl's and pfeccjeots. 10 single battle
a, kayenna, IN which Pope julius II. com
n ,nande., twenty thousabd dead lay upon the
o field; what rivers oi blood flowed in the
1 wars u Gregory VII. and before the strug-
gle IL over which has now been inauguraied
O at Perugia, who can tell how many lives
:. will be sacrificed
}. IN the presen, temper Of his people II
= seems IA desperate act on the part Of Pin.
!. TX. II IL very clear he must either follow
l. up tbs blow, and subdue, II he can. hume.
sous rebels by III, sword, or be will very
@ soon be driven from ltsly--thc last Of the
= sovereign PontfIs. His late hangs upou
d the will Of the victorious Emperor Of France
a AMERICAN RirLED CAssox.--A trial ol
rev ordnance is soon to take place at Fort
u Monroe. Sevefai new guns, sbeIs, &c, are
y 10 be tried uodes the observation OF suita