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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALTIMORE. October lis, p.
Not muq& new to-day. We have charming weather.
The ears from Philadelphia due three O'Clock this
tanned by of the running OFF the track al the Gun
powder Bridge. No serious damage sustained
The excitement in regard TO the approaching State cleo
ton under the constitution grows and
The democracy will be found Iemiss this time They
have leaned lesson which will correct supineness here
after. There is no doubt OF a decided triumph.
MIR. Whye, though defeated ut the congress onal
is still working laboiousy for the gooc of the cause
and has determined redoube his energies Tor the good
OF his party Since the election he has found friends
enough, who inadvertently stad away from the polls to
overcome Mr.. Walshs ma jority. This shows how
wise II is for persons TO upon others doing what
they should do themselves Let This be remembered the
next election.
learn by teegraphc despatch from Philadelphia that
there is excitement in ha city to-day in
report circulating there unlavorable the banks OF
Baltimore. This is Such a thing has
that sounder better moneyed institutions in
the country than our banks To my own personal
knowledge they been extremely cautious The whole
thing is gotten up by Spectators for purposes of gain
The MARKETs,-Our market is quet-saes OF 100 barrels
Howard -four at 50 81, and 100 barrels at So 81.
Corn meal $3 $3 l2a. Rye flour, SO so Red wheat IS
rs cents, to quality white, rs 50 cents White corn,
go 81 yellow, 60 65 cents. Oats 80 "a cents
Rye, 65 cents Provisions are trm-prices unchanged,
Groceries steady Rio coffee, 81 Whiskcy,
22 % There sa somewhat better feeling in stocks
prices improved. Money market easier.
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arts enslaved, commerce destroyed, credit annhilated,
suppressed, International hatred revived, the
people oppressed or enrole, in the armypayng IN blood
" a5 me ambition OF an unequalled soldier, but cover
ne WIN Tue great name OF France the contradictions oil
me age, The mlseres and degradation OF the county
us Is The founder This is the man Ia man instead
OF afevoluton Ia man instead OF an epoch la IN
STEAD Oh country la instead of nation Nothing
alter MN !-nohing around him but his shadow making
sterile me eighteenth century, absorbed and concentrated
N himself alone Personal glory will be always spoken
OF as characieuzing the age OF Napoleon; bat il will
never merit The praise bestowed upon that OF Augustus
q Charlemagne, and OF Louis XIV. There is age ;
mere is only name and this signifies nothing TO
humanity bul himself"
False IN institutions, for he refrigerated false in
pohcy Tor he debased false in morals for he corrupted
false IN clyzaton for he oppressed false in diplomacy
LOT ne isolated he was only true IN for he shed
torrents OF human blood. But what then allow
him HIS individual genius great but it The
genius OF materalism His intelligence vast and
clear bui II was the intelligence of calculation He
counted, he weighed he measured but he felt not he
loved not; he sympalhzed with none he was statue
rather than man Therein lay his infeIoriiy 10 Alex
ander and to Cesar he resembed the Hannibal of
the arlsocracy Few men have thus been moulded, and
moulded cold. All solid-nohing gushed forth; in
ha' mind nothing was moved His metallic nature was
felt even in his style. He was, perhaps. the greatest
writer OF human events since Machiave Much su-
perlor to Cesar in the account of his campaigns
his style is not the written expression aloneit is the
action Every sentence in his pages 49, so to speak, the
counterpart and counter impression OF the fact There
neither letter. sound, nor color wasted between the
concise, but struck off without ornament, recall those
times when Baazet and Charemagne, not knowing how
TO write their names at the bottom OF their imperial acts
dipped their hands in ink blood, and applied them with
all their arcuaiions impressed upon the parchment It
not the sgnature the hand itself OF the hero
thus fixed eiernay before the eyes and such were the
pages of his campaigns dictated by Napoeonthe very
soul OF movement, OF action, and of combat"
This celebrity, which will descend to posterity, and
which is improperly called glory, constituted his
and his end Let him. therefore. enjoy it The noise he
has made will resound through distant ages but let it
perver postcnty, or fasfy the judgment OF mankind
ms manohe OF me greatest creations OF Pod-apped
sessed TO accumulate therefrom, on his route revou
tons and ameoratons of the human mind if check
the march of ideas, and make all received truths retrace
their steps But time has overleaped him. and truths and
ideas have resumed their ordinary He is admired
soldier he is measured sovereign he is judged
founder OF natonsgreat in action little in idea
nothing in virtue. Such is the man 7"
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iai TO be al glance. from The facts above stated
and We observe, accordingly. that il Is a subject of much
remark in the papers OF that State 1t is this work in
connexion with whch--as mentioned by us some DAYS
axo-Mr. Van Antwerp, the Commissioner OF public
works OF the State has been here during some weeks
pashs object being TO get settlement of the question in
regard TO the extent OF the Congressional grant, nyov
ing large amount OF the public lands. We may have
occasion again to advert TO this subject being one of
great interest to the people of Iowa
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i""snss Coal Field In Io~..-Tho Valley Of In.
Dss Molnss.
We find the following paragraph in a late number OF
me Burlington (owa) Telegraph:

IOWA coal TtELD Or Owen, the geologist who sur.
Nyed This State by order Of the United States government
eo before the American Scientific Association In refer
s'oe 70 The coal deposits, Of Iowa, that
pst~een Johnson and Iowa counties uplit Of car
. sends'one Is encountered which is probably
Io,y, ~ set UNITS Of the Dss Moines coal field. The
oT@ Vei mesnders the eastern margin of his coal
$500, ~ seams presented the river are u inferior
Of lie roLy ~ ne ttohnndred n,te' in The direction
"e"wsroly u extends tom the De, Moine. ,yer ne,iv
lne saie OF Iowa The area OF This coal field
IN owa alone cannot be less than tpsnfU fhoand a,r.
the State OF Indiana {" ' oi"a' w extent 70
ne estimates the beds Of coal to be one b,r3ysd f,, =,
ana, lying near the surface they must be cana.
'" !" oeing worked easily and at small expense
Inc pss MONIES ryer-whicb az w. gather from the
Move paragraph, passes almost centrally through the
psa coal held spoken of-aso divides the State into two
a'1y equal parts II passes dagonally from norihwe.
""n'heas through Iowa, and reaches the Mississippi
Aeokuk in the southeast corner OF the State--,he
O'e distance, from the point Mt which il strikes the
resent northern boundary ae OF Iowa to it's junction
VI" 'oe Mississippi, being four hundred miles
"" this river Des Moines. represented az being one
"e most beautiful OF all the noble rivers OF the Great
"e that the young State Of Iowa has undertaken, with
we and Of grant Of lands made by Congress. 10 render
aa'Eabe for steamboats, Of good class up to Fort Des
no'hes-a distance OF over 400 miles from its mouth
ia stream is said to be peculiarly adapted to improve
nent by the plan adopted by the State a succession of
substantial and expensive locks and dams create slack
usr-from the fac, Of il. having rock bottom. and high
"hxs which are not subjected 10 overflow
in' sres, importance Of this work to lows cannot
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NV A. GREEN. Aue,ioneer.

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT hUCTfoN.-or
Tuesday lA instant shall sell on the premises at ha past
O'Clock, y. lots Nos and ., in square No 90.
described property situated at the corner ot
and north street. having 'front.' o. 20 feet on
and S feet inches on street Immediately
the public whicn the Franklin engine mouse
stands consequently m main fonts TO FsnhyNan"
scarcely necessary state that The above mehond
proporty only for sale fronting Pennsylvania
Presidents House 10 the Capitol snh h puOc
rpace they front speedily be improved with o"nsn
therein. -.
person wishing purchase property which must ana osiy
apidly i'm poving will well attend the sale
Terms onecurh cash bfance ~ siNl tweNe hna
po,,h.he giving tor the deferred pay
nsnt hearing inee. deed given and deed Of trust taken
Title indisputsble. opreN ,4ouo.,
Octq-d n nA.ssN, h"N"""''''
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OFFENSIVE SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR FURNITURE
WINES, &c, Ar AUcrIoNon "wednesday, q. nd inst: r.
ercccy the English minister, Sir H. l. buws beautiful and
splendid cabinets inlsid tortoise shell and ivory
lo-beaded velvet chars
10 walnut plush covered chairs
velvet-coyerod Union chairs
2 velyet-covered mnion chairs -.
4 maho revolving chairs
9 fine plusfcovered lounges
2 large writing chairs
Is fancy willow bottom chairs
dining chairs and cushions
solid mahogany gothic passage chairs
nne rosewood iniaid centre tables Sc, tenpois
! fine inad rosewood beaua, comn,ods piano stool
2 walnut marble top sdeboards
hne-csryed sideboard :
Fa mahogany marble top pier tables
Diyans and spring lounges
Dining, side, sofa, and other tables
Walnut stands, sc.
Mahogany writing desks, csbiuer, and bookcases
One large gothic gilt plate mirrors
One french. plate pycb. glass looking glasses
..... Fin. French rnantsi clocks e.
French gilt candeiabras and brackets
Cacei, hanging, pillar, and other lamps, candesuoh and
One large marble urns china urn, with csrcei lamp,
French china dinner dessert, tea, and coffee sets tE
Also, good assortment Of cut glass ware
velvet wpdew and other curtains and hrngs
Fine English Brussels and othef carpets and hearth rur,
Iron and other bedsead curtains, bedding hsis
ma shower bath, bath ub IN
Marble top dressing and toilet stands
Full toile, sets FIRE SETS fire ssa'ue
with largo assortment Of cooking copper ussssis
Also vines comprising bost,s. Of
Cherry Champagne Spanish French Hook. Cne wnss
Of which IL superior article
with multitude Of other articles which deem
house VIII be open and furniture ready for inspection Tues
10 sale. The ladies' gentlemen
ard strangers are respectfully invited call and for
Term. Of safe All under ESQ., cash $50,
credit three and four months for notes satisfactorily en-
oct s-codsss A. GREEN, Aac,soo-.r.
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Vermont Legislature.

MONTPELIER, Vt,) Oct 9The house organized this
forenoon by the election of Thomas E. Powers, (whig
OF Woodstock, speaker. The vote Powers, I0l A.
Rowell. (coali,ion,) IL Isaac b Bowdch, (oldLinc
dem } 10; scattering, Chaon Davy, (whg,) Of Bur
lington, chosen clerk pro fem Voe-Davy, (vhig)
ia Gustavus A Burbank, (coanion) rs; Brandy Bar.
low, (old-lne dem, !.
The official State officers reported to the
joint assembly giving the follow ing resuI For governor
Charles X. Williams, (whg,l 2l676 Timothy p. Reded,
(coaon) 1850; john Robinson, (oldne democrat
$50 scattering 81 Wliams's majority 9s9 For lieu
goyenor-Juiius Converse (whig) % 662 Ryand
Fletcher (coaliton,) l5,06i Giles Harrington, Gold lime
dem.,) 6,S2S scattering IL. Majority for Converse, 76l
Thompson (coslition,) l4Sl2 G. Reddingon told line
dem } $3.50; scattering, IL. Majority for Howss, i56
The governors message viii not be delivered until SAT-
urday.
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en- mn WORTH Of Cloths. Cassimeres and Ready-

OlU,VUU made clothing stand, United Sues
hoe-P, w BROWNING merchant tailor, Just opened his
stock OF fan and winter goods comprising
styles In the market
In OF his
sell his goods small lie
complete
public. His long purchase goods
line justihes him his
beauty style, qualify cheapness this any
lie most respectfully invites all those intending purchase cloth
ing call before purchasing elsewhere,
do
Come you have good buyers
do AZ his establishment complete wardrobe for
has beautiful assortment Of ready made
underhs, umbrellas, and other articles
mention. I2-dlw
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ny DYER & MCGUIRE, Aucaon..r..

OFFENSIVE SALE OF FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
EFfECTSon Tuesday morning, October CONNIE neng
10 O'clock and continuing each day until ali is closed
Temperance extensive
Of household
George A. Davis he being determined
The assortment consists of variety Of OF
Sofas, mahogany hair seat chair. and
Lounges, and wood do
Ouomans, div ans, sdeboards, wardrobes
Dressing and plain bureaus, washstsnds
Mahogany and cherry French bcdst,ads
DO and maple high and low poet do
Festher beds, holsters and pillows, cushions
Double and single hair and shuck
Three ply and Ingram carpets, hoorcloth
Stair carpetns and stair rods, mating
Gilt and mahogany framed looking glasses
Toilet sets crockery and glass .
Table cutlery, table linen, forks and .s
A quantity ~ bed clothing and curtains
Venetian blinds, and painted window shades
Cooking and other stoves
endless
articles suitable for housekeeping.
Terms $50 and under, $50 under sO0
month $780, four and
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
Sale potue the house rented possession
Immediately thereafter.
DYER h MCGUIRE Aucuoneers.
To furnishing, presents an unusual oppor
mny, the unlimited, and excellent
condition. Oct I'D
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TELEaHAPHIC REPORTS, Sc

NEw YORK, Oct. Ia p. m.
The Baltic sailed to-day with 10 passengers and OC
in specie
Fancy stocks have advanced l per cent. stering-Ex-
change, 81 a 10.
Flour is dusales OF 1000 barrels So 6sl for State
brands. Rye -four, So 25.' Corn meal S3 rs Wheat is
quiet Sales Is 900 bushels mixed 81 Rye,
f9 cents Oats 40 Provisions unalteed Lard
81 a III Groceries steady-Rio coffee, 81
cents. Cotton is very depressed Whiskey dull q
cents.
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Odd Fellows Hall.

Odd FefIOvvs'
MONDAY EVENING, October 10, 1851.
The celebrated New Orleans Opera Troupe,
SAMUEL s, SANFORD, Director,
Respectfully the
the
Introducing their songs gees choruses
&c. all principal operas day.
sisted by the inimitable -
BALLET TROUPE,
buresque Dances filings
homppes Lucy Longs originally performed Them in ali
Europe the United
including the clergy the and
selves with the utmost enthusiasm and
world
characteristic burssque the Havana Troupe
burlesque or the Monplaiser Troupe
Cards Of admission IS
Doors open at u to commence a quarter
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TN, Int, .Sfarn af Nora Scotia,

HALIFAX, Oct s-We continue receive iearlul ac-
OF the late gale at Prince Edwards Island, which
commenced the night OF the 3D. and lasted until The
night OF the 9th inst Large numbers OF bodies have been
recovered and tho beach in every direction with
fragments OF wrecks.
The legislature OF Nova Scotia is assemble the I'd Of
November.
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NEW Cabinet Furniture Warehouse, sth street nc"
peunsylyania ayopucDAvID A. BAIRD respectfully informs
and vicinity that he mas mksh me e
Pennsylvania avenue formerly o
cmped by Mr. potee and New York an ex
OF cabinet furnuIe' cb'
sofas deemed necessary 20 enpne
articles intend 10 keep asortmc 70 sun m
The public respectfully requested TO call and examine my oV
before purchasing elsewhere.
N n upholstery paper hanging business carried on a.
usual the old stand, door,
Oct ll-eodnf Telegraph
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NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 10.

The foreign news by the Asia has been received but
has produced little effect markets. Sales to-day of
500 bales of II for mddlng. The sales OF
the week have been 81 900 bales and the 30 600
The total receipts of the a. 900
last year The stock is 80 900, against 80 900 bales last
year The corn market is well snpnied Sales OF mixed
IS cents. Provisions doll. Sales of pork al
Sl5. Lard is lower-saes in barrels 81 and ia kegs
at lNt cents. Exchange London a 10 premium New
York sixty day drafts per cent discount; sight drafts
par
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Nv A. GREEN, auctioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTIONs-On Monday,
the 18Th Instant, shall sell the premises at o'clock
Of Nos TO- No 4f9 fronting 7h
west between and north, having front Of so feet
ming li6 feet a 90feet alley, .....
balance in six twelve, and eighteen
months the purchaser giving bearing interest from day Of sale
Oct Id A. GREEN Auouoneer.
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NEW BOOKs.-Memoirs Of the Queens Of hshcei !" WIS
IN Forbes Bush. 2 vols.
The Mysteries OF Freemasonfy, containing ah w
order conferred lodge as written ny csp'ah Wpa
Morgan. -. rto - T,uasyo,
Ihe Game Cock Wilderness or The Life and Times Of
oa %cs @''''e' =" '"eo"t pRANCK TAyoR,
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90 Notice Is hereby given that a pablo
held Caspars Capitol HILL Tuesday next Oath OCTOBER
O'Clock for the
in city Of Washington.
persons becoming MEMBERS assisting
will do
opportunity afforded them Of enrolling their
Papers favorable 10 the project will please Oct Pit
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Stocks steady-Ponnsyvania 6's GOT 800 Flour is
dull l2A for State brands. Rye flour, SO rs Wheat
quie-saies Of red 10 80 cents, and white 81 81
Corn is hrmer-sale of yellow at 63 cents Oats
IS cents. Provisions less acvesaes of pork
SIG so, and prime $l3 so Hams, 10Y Sides
ii Lard, 81 ii cents Groceries unchanged Wits
key, 2lt u cents
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EOR RENTA commodious and handsomely furnished three
house. located opposite
church. other
occupied by Attorney General Crittendon
given Immediately Inquire OF j. b. H. Smith,
ataw, w Rodgers, The premises Oct l23tawu
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ST. LOUIS, Oct. 10.

ST. Louis, Oct. 10.
The Mississippi river is falling above. The Missouri is
in good boating order.
The Western Sabbath School convention has been in
session today. The attenJ ance is small
The wet weather yesterday checked business Flour is
active SO IS SO so Sales OF red wheat 6S 20
Oats, p Is Barley, 90 IS Wbskey l9i
cents Sales Of 800 bbls pork SIS 80 Bacon is
du with downward tendency. The river is rising slowly
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CINCINNATI, Oct. 10,

Sales OF $40 barrels flour at SO % 80 so for good
brands and So 10 for ordinary Whiskey dull at l6t l6i
cents Sales OF ordinary butter at 10 cents Fair sugar is
steady at cents Rio coffee, ~ cents Holders OF mo-
lasses ask IS cents.
The river has risen two inches to-day and is now sta
tlonafy.
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Boston. October 10.

The most intense excitement prevails in the fishing towns
with regard to the late gale the East From New Bed
fyrd and vicinity seventy vessels are out.
The wife of the captain OF the schooner Werha, hearing
of the loss OF her husband and his vessel,
ted suicide yesterday leaving family OF young children
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CO Unitarian Church--rhis church open religious
Sunday. To-day the Rev. Mr. Rice of Boston, will
preach at ii O'Clock, a. and X IN. IL
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DIV pyEn s. mcGuInE. Ano,,one,r..

-FOUR CASES DUTCH BULB ROOTS AT hUCTTON-on
Tuesday afternoon, the tsth O'Clock, shall
auction
from Holland, comprising the Terms
DYER MCGUIRE,
I'D Auctionesrs
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A CARDS. FOWLER, merchant o
II his old respectfully socs a
their patronage, the Of r. w Browning
tercsted 12-diw
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IL.

NEW YORK, Oct. is p m.
The steamer Glasgow sailed to-day for Glasgow
taking out % passengers.
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TO THE PURLIC have Just received large supply q ths
quality which afford sell AT ~ -
ksg Also large supply stoves crates, Ae
prices proportion. Please give a call. ...f
c. wooDwARU,. ~
Oct LETT Penn. avenue between 10th and lith
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HUTCH BULBoUs ROOTS Al huCTiON'-on Monday, ms
Instant shah sell auction ROOM conner y o.n s,tee
O'Clock, large assortment n
Harlem roots double and single hyanus
and lp. double and single onqu rs crocus Due Won lho
IN hne Vrdtf rom W.
braed florist nuernan Heleron near Hafem IN ho"anu
adde's and gentlemen will please be puncual 70 he Tune
oc, ~ A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
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Glass No. 5.-Northwest Gum

Glass No. 5-Northwest Guns.
700 northwest guns inches
rolo6e delivered in PhiadeIphia a. may
New samples articles,
s mos' rec in IRE deposited IN IL.
tract years are open for The inspection o. bidders
W Of of the articles named substitute others lieu thereof
purposes
he ns % ns s
Goods o. american Eanaaegte al Other Ting. being equal VIII
me KIND Offered ha sample Of IL bo"s sccomnsnv The ma
The proposing furnish the articles Of
the foregoing classes viii make invoice Of all the item. thsrsin
them, deliverable New York before day May
specd,d extending cost, showing aggregate
Of he whole constituting the bid IN. soos. VII
% for s and will be ss The
exhibited and all contracts win contain clause Au,ho.es the
pS hsns @ pas s Ss = M ss
the OF his contract within five days after notice Of rejection
viii be required of III. faithful
6ciency by United Judge
& % , w be ads s the =, the
duplicate invoice certified BY him
will be received that not made in the form and here
Tor we propose Dspa,
meat oe following goods The prices them sspseaysly,
York before May and the
%sn toi WEI S VIII according ss,...:s;
the reception Of hs hid
and s s1 n.y. o Ss WIN pay s Us
which the United States may be Obliged TO pay m the same "
every bid with
S Be- s". rS n.
either 81 BY ms oe. ,sn,
comply win The terms q s for proposal. 70, Indian
him and into bond for the execution of the within the
time prescribed"
Ga
L. LEA,
Oct Io--3awtNovIo Commissioner Of Indian Anan