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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALrnaoKK November 3-5, p. IA.
lou WIN ma enclosed despatch giving the decision In
ho s'oa' Telegraph patent Of Moro Balm, which
was iea before the United States circuit court ia Phila
ae'Pha decision rendered this morning by Judge
h sustaining the Morse patent in every particular, and
Kas an injunction against the Balm line.
ihis highly important case and the decision win
aoaones pu' 70 rest the disposition hereafter infringe
upon 'Ao Just prerogatives of Professor Morse whom
this county, and the world, indebted than any
ohoi man io The establishment and perfection Of prac-
tisa system of telegraphiug
rioiessoi Morse has spent many aborious days and
ngh "a inventing and perecting his great system 1t is
rgh therefore, thar he should be protected This son
NOT ony encouraging genius, but shows that justice,
though slow, is sure.
The Balm party will. It is presumed, give security,
ana appeal to the Supreme Court for final decision In
this case, presume they win continue to work their
wires as heretofore The company against whom this de-
cisioh aPpics are only those owning the Balm line be-
tween washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
YORK Other suits will doubtless be brought against
other lines constructed upon the Balm patent, rather
Balm infringement Beyond all doubt, there win be
work for tho lawyers.
The are very busv for the election
on wednesday next There is doubt that Baltimore will
give large democratic majority 1t will be almost an in
eimnhbie JOB TO count the returns, and doubt if the
suit VIII be known before the following morning There
will be an innumerable number Of split tickets.
Our market presents no special change Sales Of 800
bbs. Howard street flour 80 81 City Mills. S3 70
There no change to notice in the price Of grain. Red
wheat "a . rs cents; white rs IS cents. Corn, old
white, So 81 cents yellow, 81 cents new prime yellow
change in other articles.
The stock market is rather quiet Sales Of $50 Bslti-
moro and Ohio Railroad bonds 9ll Ohio 6s 1881 bid
l03s asked.
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From the Daily Nashville Unto

From the Daily Nashville Union, October -.
We have learned with deep regret, the death OF Miss
Septima Fogg. daughter OF the Hon. Francis B. Fogg,
State from this county Alter painful illness
OF several months borne with touching submission and
Christian fort,ude she departed this life the night of
the 2sh ult To her afflicted parents tender the
sympathes OF the entire community. The brilliant
attainens, amiable disposition, and high moral en-.
dowments Of the deceased, had endearcd her 10 all
who knew her. 1t may with truth be said that no
young lady of Nashville had made 80 deep an i'm
preston upon wide circle OF acQuainances.
With an ntecc, above common, and highly cultivated
with disposition mild and afectionate, with all the
eraces which finished education confers how could i,
be otherwise than that she should be dearly loved and
deeply lamented The distinguishing characteristic OF
the deceased was perfect moral purity. However much
ve might be struck with her powers OF conversation
and they were sreatwith her varied requirements
thew were maryland however much we might BE-
charmed by her lighter accomplishments in music and
sonr. we were always still impressed with the
stainless purity Of her moral sentiments In this respcc,
sbe had loo little OF earth for sustaining the common
cares Of e and presented instance Of female lowell
ness lofty ideal and truthfully beautiful Her death
rival. w ordsworths memorable lines
"Thc good die first;
But they whose hearts are dry ss summer dust
Burn to the socket"
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The London Times says that the marks OF royal iavo
are about 10 be conferred upon the designer Inc sfehre
and the engineer Of the Crystal Palace Dir Paxton bi
FOX ana MI Cubilt are TO be knighted.
A committee is being formed by the Admiralty TO con
suei the reports OF The respective commanders OF the
close and careful Investigation OF the facts laid before
Them, further any. steps should be taken towards the
rescue or with the OF aseeranDg the fate OF Sir
John Franklin and his companions.
Mr. Guzlaf the famous Chinese missionar and
scholar, died at Canton The 9th August last the
18th year OF his age. tie was by birth Pomeranau and
sent 70 the East by the Netherlands Missionary So
ciey in 1927 and after spending four years in Batavia
Singapore and Siam, he came TO China in 1881. Being
OF an eaic disposition within the next two years he
made three voyages along the coast OF China then COM
paravely unk nown On the death of the elder Moni-
son in 1884. Mr.. Guzlaf employed by The British
superinendency an interpreter, and was employed IN
that capacity during the He afterwards received
the appointment oil Chinese secretary TO the British pen-
potentiay and superintendent OF trade in which office he
died.
proposal is made in the London papers, the sig
nature OF Edward Riddle, United States Commissioner
and the Austrian Commissioner to transfer 10 New York
the most attractive and valuable portion of the articles
which have been exhibited in the Crystal Palace and il ID
stated that company has been formed, represented in
Europe by these two gentlemen, 10 whom the entire
management has been inusted" Ii is also stated that
large building will be erected in New York, which will
be made bonded warehouse for the reception OF goods
from all countries and that the proposed exhibition Will
be open the 18th Of April next. (about six month.
from this date and continue open for period OF fouI
months.
Lady Griseda Tekell. daughter of Charles, third Earl
Of Slanhope, and Lady Hester Pitt, eldest daughter OF
William. first Earl of Chatham, died at Bagsho the
18th instant in her SD year In 1900 she married John
Teke ESQ., Her adyshp was. therefore, last surviving
daughter OF the celebrated Earl of Stanhope.
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TELEGRAPHIC REPORTS, &c,
Four days later from, Bueno, 6yy,s


New YORK, Nov. The United States storeshp Relief
from Monteyldeo arrived at tho Brooklyn nnvyyad this
morning, bringing dates to the 10Th OF September The
Brazilian army, composed principally OF Genneros was
rapidly advancing upon Bnenos Ayres and several Sc.
were skiTmishes had taken place Through the
effected, and with the OF Commodore McKeever
the United States brig Bainbrdge had been offered
to General Rosas who was between hostile armies to
convey him and his staff Buenos Ayres provided the
rest OF his army should suHender Rosas refused and de-
The state Of affairs Montevideo was most deplorabe
So great was the feeling Of insecurity that tho City was
nearly deserted The English and American resident, had
retired to Bules eighteen miles distant The make, was
nearly void Of provisions, which were very dear
The United States igate Congress sloopof war James
town. and brig Bainbrdge were a, Montevideo
The Great 7leg ophic Cae-opinion of United State.
Court.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 9.-The court Judges Grier and
kane) have decided the telegraph The opinion
a.hs escn ana al o.he Morse patents IN every particular
ing by recording at distance by means OF elecuo-mng
netlsm and as such senred protection and that The
Balm line inrnges upon his claims The directed
decree and Injunction to be prepared by tho compa nan
' 10 @ with The prayer Of The bill Counsel
i, Campbell, and George Harding oitPhadelphia. Conn
sci for Balm line, II Gett Of New York, William M
Meredith, and Peter Mccall, of Philadelphia.
BosroN, Nov. 3.
The crew ofihe whaling schooner Harriet Neal under
examination at Provincetown charged with the murder
Captain Buck by throwing him overheard.
vs,y heavy reshet has occurred in the northern
w
Wentworth and other places have suffered great damage
The mate and three Of the Of the Mexican
TOT 81 stephens, who swept overheard in the gale
the 18th ultimo, have arrived.
BUFFALO, Nov. g.
The propeller GoIish, with full cargo Of merchands
and large number OF passengers, bound to the Uppe
Lakes is ashore in Thunder bay. on Lake Huron.
Important from Norfham Mereo.- Capture and Burning
Matamoyos.
NEw ORLEANS, Nov. 2-Thc steamship Fanny has ar
rived from the Rio Grade bringing dates October 80
being six days later The attack Manmoros BY The
revou the 2ist and the 23d Cara
vaa had possession Of the city within four of he
plaza The government troops still held out, but had sui
tered the loss OF one hs nded and fly killed and wounded
The evolutonsts lost but three including Capt Ford
who commanded company OF Texan rangers. Genera
Avaos was wounded during the engagement. Orders hac
been ssued by the Mexican commander to give quarter
to the Americans Mr. Langse, doing business at Mata
moros, had been killed The city fire the
3d. and the custom house. together with other buildings
was consumed On the 25lh Mr. Devne stores also
set ON fire and consumed, and the American consul
dered
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BTlsr's triumph in Pennsylvania (says the Albany
Agus) assamss more and more significance ~ the full
returns eoe in. ~ victory "fee soilism and oil
ihe osbss phases Of abo,ionsm. Bradford county,
lwAmoes,) which is ordinarily democratic by from 500
10 no. eivn Dgler bat IS majority Johnston. whg
And aboIhioaia In Potter county, another infected To-
@Ay. he usual democratic majority is reversed by a
somplp1e union between the Johnston wings and free
soisw. In short, the Pennsylvania says;
"Wherevev abolition sentiments have foothold in
his State there Johnsons vote increases and Bgler'a
roe falls or The result in Chester, Delaware, Law
snes, and Allegheny counties, need only be pointed At
TO estaShah the Justice Of this observation"
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BY A, GREEN. Auct,oneer.

SPLENDID FAMILY CARRIAGE AT AUCTION.-on Tuesday
~ the 9TH instant shall sell at the English MINISTER'S O'Clock
handsome BougIam horses, by
the best makers London The
considered of and built In Washing
but little used and in perfect order should been Offered
during the sale Of the but having neglected advertise
II, will sell II on Tuesday
Terms; credit three, four MONTHS for saisfac
toriy endorsed, bearing interest
Nov. I-dH A. GREEN, Auc,onecr.
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CARD.Thc attention Of persons wishing 70 purchase 6ns
family c.rriase respectfully invited the oday, fTucs
dsy1 Al o'clock D. M English Minister'S The BrouGham
handsome suitable for one two horses
sell superior charlotte Of sne" finish and style
Nov 4 A. GREEN.
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Perhaps hazard nothing in saying that. in the whole
United States no two be found who actually,
under existing laws pay the rate Of tara
fson in proportion to property-so infinitely varied are
the rates produced by the different consumption and
rying fortunes OF citizens Of the same country.
In the cases given an illustration. II
A pays $40 upon $1,000,
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Two very desirable Brick Dwellings at private sale
We have three and brick house,
ted street, between Ninth and Tenth which will be
for half cash. residue
formation may be obtained by applying to
Nov 2-eoN DYER X MCGUIRE
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MEXICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY, city Of Washington
under the direction of Aaron Hght Palmer, Of New York.
oil supreme United the follow
ing objects
l. Conducting professional Supreme
United states Especial attention will California
land tides coming up appeal
2. The in
against the United
ments, agans, foreign
|
j. The settlement Of State Treasury War;
Navy Post Once and Interior Departments obtaining
mission Of fines penalties and iorfeures for violations
the revenue, post Office other laws.
Securing
from foreign and procuring pen
various pension Of States
Collections generally embracing debts, lcgscies, and inherit
ances, in the United States and foreign countries
United and 6ae
loans, and bond and mortgage OF freehold estate
paid tho undersigned will
prompt faithful He solely authorised
buncss and Of the late firm Of Palmer
Snethen.
AARON II. PALMER.
WARRINGTON, Oct 3d. 1851.
29--diw&lawu
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M MAsonic.A regular meeting Of Federal Lodge No. WI
ss held this Crueeday) evening At " O'Clock.
Ry order Of W. ~.
Now O. A. sCHWAHlMhN, Secre'sry
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MEDICAL Book Agency In Washington saty Tor the
III medical books all medical published
the United Philadelphia pricesa large collection
staHty hand at
TAYLOR K MAURY,S
Bookstore, 9th
will found editions Wood
DspensatoTy Woods Practice Druits Modern
gerry Chemistry Students Gregory Outlines Chem
Dissecor Wilson's
Dungsons Therapeutics, and all works recommended by
faculty be used the medical lectures this city,
Oct3l
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Apply any rate upon their consumption, and see wha
different rates produces upoH their property. Take the
average rate OF the present tariff awssay 20 per cent
A will my 600 nnnn nnl canal To . nar cent
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above complete Of the vote for GOVERNOR Al
counties being heard from by which viii he seen that bEer
majority IL s4s8.
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0y-McdicaI Department OF Georgetown College
Young deliver Introductory
Chemical Hail. College Building of and 18th Streets
Monday November O'Clock, m. Subject Of
Homeopathic. The public respectfully invited
tend.
Nov i-dat FLoDoARDo HOWARD, Dean.
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LIARPERS Magazine for November.
III Fifteen Decisive Battles World from Marathon
s. Greasy Professor of History London Univer
sity. vol
0ct 81 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Nov4 @. A. sCHwARzMAN, Secretary
NO Mesh~Atst Episcopal Church s0uth--The Rev
mr. sr preach churchon Eighth street, ear Of thu
Patent Tuesday evening o'clock The public ar
invited 10 attend. N"'
NYOyETAMain Founding tho Adventures Of Vale
m de- Chambrs, by Eugene suc-5o cents.
The Wedding Dress, by Aes andev Dumss rs cents
Kenneth Highlands, by Rsynoida0 cents.
me siscrs Fatal Marriages, BY Cock"n, snhof o VA
cptine yor--S0 cents
The Lady and the Priest; by Mrs. wsvery-o5 cents
The Three Gusrdsmen by Dumas.
The Forty FIVE Gusrdsmen; by Dumas, . -
Trcry Years Afer-s sequel Three Gusdsmen ny D
Most Of the cheap Of the day received immediately
upon publcson for sale case inc p's "o'"e'n
prmsss1 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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CONTINUES practise law te Court, attend
cases before Congress. claims and settle accounts
asal.st hs departments and boards Of commissioner 70 procure
patents AT home and abroad and bounty And
United States and funds
and stocks
chase and sale Of loans, lands patent of the
Union.
Particular attention paid California coming up
10 The United Supreme Court ON appeal.
prepaid, Addressed c. CAnol
Place Capitol HIM. Washington, d. c., meet win prompt
ienuon oct9s-Ay
decided BAhGAINs-we prepared give great bar
gains blankets and qualities (soma OF tho
lot super
and sestngs, Of The nnes
fabrics and make
pieces priced cloths, cassinefe and t~eeds
pieces shifting cotton linens, all Of which
We kinds Of dry goods usually found
Seli-ordered dry goods house.
Terms cash, unless arranged the contrary.
Good ARTICLES prices dealing be relied ON IN all
Cases
@ will afford great pleasure receive all amounts due
Oct 25-Slf PERRY BROTHER
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B should pay $500 upon $40. 900, instead OF $40 /;
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IMPORTANT to EconomIsts.-T Subscriber, by the
ARE and
enable him
which only examination
large proportion public Attention requested to the
Gentismcns nns boots. u up portion very superior
cnemen proof boots, from e. portion very
peror -
en,emcn brogans Oxford ties, descrp-
tons
Of 4
Iadcs' saier, and gsitcrs, very finest
and buskin walking Shoes In
Ladies', white, black, and bronze and kid slippers
chidren's work Of kind, prices.
planters Offer
boots prime
remarkably low prices ennmerae brosans from rs up
beogsns, from o. up.
Genemens army hrogsns, something
plantation boots.
Hungarian boots.
OF description
In fact determined be undersod will
vos with call shall be
and shoes In times past were erobant and least cent can
be saved by calling on THOS. A. SCOTT,
octa4-eoiwf Penn avenue. Market
0Masonic.Tbs communication Of tho Grand Lodge
Of and 10th streets Tuesday, 9Th day Of November
O'Clock A business viii be presented o
the ohcers and members enoined 10 be puncs !" '"
The WI, be handed IN 10 he ennS
secretary the day previous.
CHAs, 8. FRAILEY, Grand Secretary,
Nov1
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WANTEDA lady to teach music guitsIand singing
apply who had experience,
the highest musical circles. One who
preferred Health society will
such lady Refer A. j. Donelson Editor
ington Union.
c. d. ELLIOTT.
NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY,
Nashville, (Tenn,) Oct IA, 1881.
Octq 1cod
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TEXAS Land AGency.The undersigned offers his services
apperinining Texas, part
ulariy lands
Terms moderate, when informed whn
Address II. G. CATLETT,
MAY 3l-SmdAcp Dallas, Texas.
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Nov l.-3t

nTT7TEMXTICAL N Drawing Instruments-A few
nj cases. various unusually fine quality and finish, the temper
of which " be warranted
Also few separate instruments drawing pens, divdss,
pene &c y madc without regard
And kinds Of grades
Nov FRANCK TAYLOR
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QOARDING.-A largo and pleasant room is vacant
in the boarding house street, third door west Of Thirteenth
irest. 2S-dN
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NO aENTI.E MEcN SHAVING THEMYELv ES.-Our
supplied with the and finest shaving
soaps We open to-day
gross large Jars Rousscls shaving
! gross do do do Almond 90 DO
= gross military shaving cakes
Also splendid of badger hair shaving brush
GENUINE selected them ourselves from
the manufacturers. PAkkEhs
Peumery, Comb, and Fancy Store, under Naaonsl Hotel
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@ea3o@uua

Leigh Hunt tells love stories de
lightfully- with a sort of kitchen.fre-
side familiarity which is charming in
the most refined writer of the age
Here is one which turns upon a phe-
nomenon that occurred during the
earthquake which destroyed Messina.
Giuseppe, young vine.growcr in
village at the foot Of the mountains
looking towards Mcssina, was in love
with Maria, daughter Of the richest
bce-master cfthe place: and his affec-
ton, to the greatest displeasurc of the
father, was returned. The old man,
though he had encouraged him at
first, wished her TO mary young
profligate in the city, because the
latter was richer and Of higher
stock; but the girl had great deal of
good sense as we'll rs feeling; and the
father was puzzled how to separate
them, the families having been long
acquainted. He did every thing in
his power to render tho visits of tho
lover uncomfortable to both parties;
but as they saw through his object and
love can endure a great deal, he at
length thought himself compelled to
make use of insult. Contriving,
therefore, one day to proceed from
one mortifying word to another, he
took upon him, as If in right of offence
to anticipate his daughters usual at
tention to the parting guest, and show
him out the door himself, adding a
broad hin: that it might be as we'll il
he did not return very soon.
"Perhaps, Signor An,onio," said
the youth. "you do not wish the son
of your old friend to return at all 2"
perhaps not" said the bec-mas.
ter.
"What," said the poor lad, losing
all the courage CT his anger in the
terrible thought of his never having
any more Of those beautiful lettings
out of the door by NIaria--"what
do you mean to say ! may not hope
to be invited again, even by your,
self ?-that you yourself will never
again invite the 2"
ooh, we shall all come, Of course"
said Antonio, impatiently; scat, dog,
and al; and when we TO-" added he,
in a very significant tone, "you may
come again yourself"
Giuseppe tried to laugh at the
jest, and thus still propitiate him;
but the old man, fastening to shut
the door, angrily cried, GAY, cat,
dog, and all, and the cottage besides,
with Maria's dowry along with it; and
then you may come again, and moi
TIL them" And SO saying he ban.
daged the door, and giving furious
look at poor pale Maria, went into
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tinct classes. And hence springs
my assurance that when the danger
which I believe comes rapidly on.
ward, shall be apprehendcd in its
true magnitude by the slaveholding
people, when these miserable hucsters
in politics, in both sections of the
country shall have been swept away
by the rising tempest, and the two
earnest, determined parties in this
sectional contest shall be brought
face to face, I can not doubt but that
our friends in other States will be
found as resolute in the maintenance
of our rights and interests, as we now
are; I shall not be easily persuaded,
that the slaveholding States will,
without struggle give up even the
amount Of property which they hold
in slaves; but that they will ever con-
sent utterly to degrade and destroy
their whole civilization by living in
political and social equality with the
African race, I know to be impossi.
BILE.
The most essential interests, and
the strongest passions of our nature
give us ample security that whenever
they become awakened to the sense
of their danger, the slaveholding
People will meet it with unflinching
fortitude. Bet us earnestly labor to
hasten that awakening. have
thus, Mr.. President and gentlemen,
spoken many things which / fear arc
ungrateful for you to hear, they Ger
tainly have been painful for me to
speak; but I do not now, I think.
that never did, and hope that I
never shall, count the favor OF any
people ofsuch value, as to sacrifice.
to it my own convictions of duty, or
my desire to render them true ser.
vice. Should the State determine
to secede alone, I need hardly say.
that her fate is mine; the decision Of
her Convention is for me q law, but
.h.ss . .s'@ya which i hear. for So. ca,
binds me 10 her destiny so,-x s.lsss,is a,::Ss l
which laws cannot make and can
hardly strengthen.
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TEMPERANCE IN ESeIA ND Mr..
Greeley thinks thatiihs siabis of drinks
ing intoxicating liquors is more univers
sal England than In this country.
I he aristocacy drink almost 10 q man !
SO do the middle class ]; SO DO tho cler.
gy SO do The women |