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IF9efs they oppose to the lcpcsiiories of Authority only q vis inertic which renders Government impossible-the taxes arc not paid-the Magistrates are not obeyed.

 ISallagllmi, Commander of the Papal forces, advanced 10 penetrate into La E l Roma ana, as far as Fano, $ Steagnes rom Aneona, but there he was forced to stop. < terrible descrttiior began slfriofig his people. The soldiers refused to fight against their fellow citizens. They de sertin whole bands, leaving behind their armsand baggage. They are very well received by the peasants in La ilomag- Id.

 The tri-colored flag is flying at imo- Ia; the pope's troops at lorti went to pull 1t down, but were repulsed. These troops were afterwards disarmed at For fl itself, and two Brigadiers who resist ed were shot by the people. Every where the National Guard, organised during the revolution, has resumed lts duty; and the Italian cockade IS not generally worn, but every body has t ID his pocket.

 The citizens of Cologne have sent a deputation to Rome in the name of La ERomagna. II is ordered peremptorlly to declare that the population will re- pulse the papal troops if they dare to show themselves, and the inhabitants are resolved to rise and govern the coun- 1 try themselves, if the Court of Rome persist in attempting to govern them by violence: What can be done against such resolutions?

 France. following letter was addressed by the King to Count Lobau on the evening of the grand review:-

 ''Iuesdqy Evennlg, July p.

 q beg you, my dear General, to sig nify to the National Guard of Paris and the enyirons, my satisfactionat seeing 1t so numerous, so strong, and so beautiful; ]; how much pleasure l experienced at celebrating withit the glorious anniyer- saries of the triumph of our laws aud oui. liberties; and how happy and proud am of the suffrage and the affection of my ielIow-citizens, which were so strongly manifested towards me in the course of the three days, and the pow erfal and animated expressions Of which have penetrated my heart, and cause me the most delightful sensations.

 ..itisalways withpleasure, my dear General, that have tormy interpreter, with the National Guard, he who so worthily commands it, and who knows how much appreciate ifs services.

 .siours, affectionately,

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