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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-28

northern cline. Madame Rozenki was the
hrst woman l had ever seriously thought of
and how could l help it under the circum
stances
The very next day, Hardstaff was gone
from his desk again. l tancied he had taken
to the tea shop, and thought it beneath him To
be known, Gone he was, however, in the
afternoon; and with the same creak, rustic,
and knock, in came the countess. She made
no excuse, did not ask Tor Hardstaff but sat
down at once, and began talking TO me; how
| liked her party-what thought of the la.
dies-did | know what any of them had said
of me, and would like to come again?
did my best to answer in a truthful man
ner, particularly as regarded the ladies, for
saw she had kept remarkably close watch
upon me all the evening. | also took occasion
to insinuate my surprise at her own behavior
and the general notice taken of me by the
company.
40, yes" said she, al received you as an
old friend-that is tie best passport TO society.
They were all friendly of course. That is our
way in Russia, we are quite warm-hearted
people"
They did not look so, but no doubt they
were would have believed anything that
woman said.
She congratulated me on appearing to such
advantage; said she should have credit in nv
bringing out; assured me that the two ladies
between whom [ sat were her late husbands
cousins, and helresses to great estates in Red
Russia; and advised me not to let them or
anybody else know l was not dumb till she
taught me French. Then" said she, "the
recovery of your spec CHI will be SO interesting.
But | am forgetting that want you to write
something in my album !" and opening fiat
parcel she had brought under her arm, the
countess presented me with beautiful book
OF the kind with illuminated borders, backs of
carved ivory, and all manner of hilndwritings
and languages on its satin-lke pages
There you are to write some English poet
ry-any thing you like from Shakespeare or
Byron, within that border of forget-me-nots.
1t will be specimen of your handwriting and
your taste, tor me to keep when you have
gone back to your own England, and forgotten
me"
81 will never forget you, madame" said l,
and might have said more, but she rose with
There is somebody coming-I must go.
Bring the book with you tomorrow evening,
at seven, remember. / won't send the car
rage; it might attract attention the iootman
VIII be waiting for you at the back gate. Good
bye, my dear young friend" and the counting
house door again closed between her and me.
With all the care and precision requisite for
such task, | copied passage from Romeo
and Juliet into the ivory album. 1t was in
tended to indicate my private sentiments. l
don't think | was actually in love, but Mad
anne Rozenki, though some years older than
myself, was young, fair, and weathy widow,
and what man at twenty-five would not have
fallen into the snare
CONCLUDED To-NoRRow.1
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patents.
A MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS


SOLICITOR OF PATIENTS.
Late agent Of o. s. Patent O6fce BSshi00ton f,ud.,.
The Act Of 1871
40 state St. opposite KiIby St., Boston.
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ORTTuARY.

pisd, On the lat osy Of May, 81 thrss O'Clock, L. T.,
Of iBHannati6n os ne stomach Mrs. MARTHA W, wife
81 Capt J. ". Jones, Fsyetts 0oznty, Tennessee.
M1, Jones was 9 native Of Virginia, born on tho 26th
Of August, 1901, Willie young Ehs removed TO Tie
STATE Of Alabama with her parents aud thsre ess
unitsdIp EstrsmoDy With hsT surviving husband On the
l9th Msy, ls4a she ~pTofssssd religion under the min
istraten Of Rev. Robert DonnsI, aud became . men.
Der Of the Cumberland Rrssbytsrtn church sSsGt
thirty eight yssfs. During this long period she vas
ever q consistent, devoted ghsIstIaa. Her lora Of COOS
Sanss wa evinesd-by 9 constant seal "a promote Il.
She was one Of the ohess members Of wOnns Cunfor,
church, snd az such she actsdh her Part robfy CO q mother
IA L9Asl. Hundrv5s we're brought into .6e church
through hsr -instruaens1ty
ENC man ever had c bottOE vic, is the lsnsusrs Of
her broken hearted husband. who best knew hsr worth
Nc children ever had q better mother-no servant, a
bstzF miGtress--nQ ~nsishbOrs a bestsr nelghbor
She was the bright confer sFound which .hs Who'll.
family moved and to vheh sill we're drawn bv ,ba
swesr Influence Of love that mado home he 5asr.s.
and beat place On earth, But she u roas-voos n h.-
reward In Heevsr-gono TO her &c rest tba. rsn.;,o,h
fr the people Of Cod -
Hsr efforts torsnder comfortable ana sH,rv ,,s n,,-
sick and wounded soldiers, brought 10 her Eopss tom
Shiloh, sftsr she dresdfuI battle, VIZ u,rhaps he
.csSss Of her disease Her kind ard patriotic heart
prompted her to do more than size was aSIe 70 bear
Her suftsrnsg were borne " ith great fortr.ude and res.
fsnsstor dHriss ths whole % h~stilnsas She died onlv
e me Christian dleth- OF her W msy trulv say.
Dressed sre-the dead thst de In tbs Lerd. from hence
folth they rost f6m their IaboFa aad thsr works 10
follow Them $4,000 EPJ2 a. WALKER
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~. Northern - Rin.

The Washington correspondents OF t1o St Louis
Republican, speaking Of Federal taxation, says .
l have been led 20 the selection Of my s1bject
BY the examination Of 3 most formidable Con
gressicnsl document entitled =" An act to provide
internal revenue to supper. the government and
pay interest on the public debt" Il is d quar-o
Of ~ pages, snG contains the tax bII, rs II is
populsllY called, as it lately passed the House
Of Representatives. AS the tnsncs committee
Of the House spent months of labor III RS prepa-
ration, aud its provisions underwent loHg and
careful scrutiuy n committee Of the whole, Z IS
not likely that any radical changes VIII Dc made
in tie Senate and this may be regarded As sub
s~tsntially the tax bill Of America f5g TIE next
few years at leaEt.
Z first inspection Of this tdImidabte document
is very trying 10 q man With wsSk nerves or
doubtful patriotism, A sim pie ist o. The taxed
articles, With the tate of t~aEaticn, would Si
more thauu page OF the Republican, end i seems
TO touch everything thst can minister 10 tie
com fort OF happiness Of msu ia s-civiiEed state
AppaYitions Of the TAX question-staTt up st every
turn, and seem to haunt a man in every cOHdr-
ton snd sYocstion Of Gfe. Like inc English
tax system, it begins withths baoy IA the cradle
and never leaves hin for q m5Eaent until he is
nailed down in the coffin, and 8sieeps with MS
fathers 70 be taxed no more. ~
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A Southern NAVY.

4 northern correspondent writes from Wash
ington.
1t is now veil ascertained thsg the Coufedea
rate authorities are making great efforts to build
AMI equip q navy. Knowing that the successes
OF this government have been owing greatly to
the strengthand efficiency of the navy, they feel
their cause IS desperate unless they can IN some
measure compete with us in this branch of war
fare. IEly are building numerous gunboats in
all the harbors 1udiG 81! inland waters vet in
their possession, and the time is not far distant
when they viii have at least respectable swarm
OF these crafts. But they look to Europe to fur
nish them with much aid in this direction 4
rumor now prevails that several iron-clad yessels
are building in a certain river on the Continent,
which IN a lew months viii put to sea with Con-
tederate officers and crews. This is hardly 70
be believed, bur it IS certain that two steam
g~uEboats bIye lately been bull, a. Liverpool,
and are roaming the seas as privateeTs under the
Confederate flag, and this probably gives rise to
the Tumor prevailing III England at the depar-
ture OF tine last steamer, that a well-armed Con.
fcdefate vessel had Just left Liverpool, in search
Of the United States gunboat TuscsIora. The
Nashville, I'm one OF her FIRST trips 10 England,
took Gus S7,5JU,OUO il gold belonging to the
Confederate ~goTonment, which was placed at
tho disposal Of Its commissioners to buy and
ghAA+ fNAaNt1 49, u SbhltuCAhsJ III VI anu IEEtuL
circumstances go to prove that they have not
been idle, ard also that the money IS not lying
idle It Is well known that many vessels run
niug the blockade have taken out officers and
crews for these purchased vessels, snd that tie
number Of agents, officers and men claiming to
belong 20 The South has largely increased lately
in the secession hauuts Of Eur0pe These are
significant facts, but it must not be supposed
that the Federal ovsTHnent is asleep.
The Nashvilis1s by this time safely anchored
10 a southern port, ~digchsrging q Cargo Of arms,
munitions etc. After her escape from Fort
Macon, she ran The blockade into Charleston,
where she was sold to private individuals, hez
name changed to Thomas L. WraRg, and the
English fla ho.stsd over her. She Immediately
loaded with cotton, ran the blockade out, went
70 Nassau New Providence, discharged, took
inc cargo Of an English ship, consistins of
arms, munitions, etc, and left that port Oh the
INST More than two weeks have elapsed.
aud her capture-is not reported 1t is G run of
aboCt four days frsh Nassau to GbarlestopTand
BY tins time she IS again safely anchored under
guDs Of E0gt SuztoEL Should, der ssival
De confirmed, everybody EiI bsgiRto fhiak the
bl0cka6ga hunlbug ,t !e-sr =
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The SOin.sss

We hope the public viii not sroVail&nsible
10 the claims OF Gen. Johnston. which were
feebiy presented through these column SONS
two weeks ago The debt is a lust oae, EASILY
PAID a1d crnnot 30 ignored or postponed WITH
honor. We regFo5 Chat nc active moYement has
been made ii the matter in. this State! Three
citizens Of Savannah al Of moderate means.
have seut-in liberal contributions, and there our
list rests for tie present II should not be So
Let the people of Geergis take tbs manner iE.
hand 8nd' give It an impulse that shall be felt in.
every State Of tha GoCteGsTacy. ads - a.
We are grati&ed to sesthat East Tennsssss
has made a commencement towards the Iduida-
ton Of her share Of the obligation Wafnd the
following paragraph IN a late number of the
Knoxville Register. AIAouehtHeeeditariR mis-
taken N claiming for Tennessee the credit 81
originating the project we are perfectly willing
she shall eujoyit, provided her citizens do their
whole duty to The Cause So -
NOBLE LIBERALFTY.-ItiS understood that
the gallant aHdbrsve semmsnder.in-chiefa who
fell at Shiloh, with the shout of yictorzin hB
ears, and now sleep5-lR the herols grave, hal
lowed By cur teIr5 End blessings Of q nation,
has not left behind him mucH OF worldly gear.
Il is not probable that the open hand of the gen.
-crous solder reserved much of the soldier's pay
for tire fuefFevwspts and comfort Of q large fam
lily. II therefore behooEas 8 generons people, for
whose liberties be Rolled and sufsred, snds ct last
yielded his life, TO see that has family, beref Of
their support, shsl+be provided form manner
that viii net shame tksir gratitude. We are
happy 70 state that EsstT tennessee has the honor
OF the FIRST movement in this .laudabie object.
Our fsllow-eitizen5 c, NJ McGhee Est, we learn,
Yesterday constituted with a hberality which is
equal tc-his patriotism, $500 for the kehe6t of
the family OF Gen A. Sydney Jnhnsson-a noble
example which We hope wlI~be- emUlsted by.
many others in the Southern Cenfederaey.
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ATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM CoRINTH!
Fope's Division Routed by Price
and Van Dorm!

Special 70 the Eemphis Appeal
.CORINrH, May 9.-We have had 4 considers
bic engagement to-day, III which the artillery
and infantry firing was heavY-a SEPT Of con.
t]inuation Of the slrmish yesterday
Pope's forces, which, according to my last
dispatch, were moving out on the FarmingtoE
and Rienzi road, were attacked and badly routed
by Price, Van Dorn, and TrapIer They were
dnyen from Pennington, across the Seven Mile
creek, and the whole force narrowly escaped be.
ing bagged by US
4 number OF prisoners were taken, mostly
from Illinois and i0Wa
The suemy's loss in killed and wounded was
certainly seyere-ouT own loss triaing
Tbs enemy had q telegraph at ~Fsrmiagton,
communicating With Washington City. which
We captured
Our troops are Ill glorious spirits over tie lie
salt, and are eager for the grand battle to come
on, IN which the whole army, rank and file, fee!
confident OF triumph
There seems to be no prospect of "a general
engagement ioT several days yet SPART
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LATE NORTHERN ENTELLIaRNCR
From the Louisville Journal Of the 81 iusL the
Argus extracts the following interesting northern

From the Louisville Journal Of the 81 inst the
Argus extracts the following interesting northern
intelligence.
In the Federal Congress, AdJutant-Go Genera
Thomas states in the committee on ways and
means that the Federal army was now 100000
strong,
The J0uTaal says the news from Pittsburg
Lsndingi ofthe highest importance land says its
transmission northward has bean prohibited by
Gen. Hallsck.
GOy. Yates. OF Illinois, has furnished two hun
dred additional surgeons to Gen Halleck's army.
Gen, Grant, in his official report, says that
there was too much cowardice exhibited on the
part Of officers at the battle Of P1tsburg ldnding.
He has had a dozen arrested for cOwardice.
In, b5 Federal Congress Morrill, defended
Generals Grant and Smith against the charge Of
Drunkenness. During the debate Mr.. Richard
son said all those things should be investigated
by the military authorities, and if the not act
was read, dispensing Congress, the army would
get along much better.
The river was falling e. Pttsburg, Pennsyl-
vania, with seven feet IL the channel Weather
clear and warm. At Cairo the river wss eight
inches higher thar eysr known, and stationary.
A portion of the 49fh Tennessee regiment,
prisoners at Camp Douglas, made their arrange
ments to escape, and were about to carry them
into effect, when their designs were frustrated.
A heavy guard was placed Ovei them.
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RRETuARY-

Dtsd IN this sfty}Oa tbs0sh nsanta Rz CeLxa.s,
only sou d. Col; W. ". and Mrs. M Coleman, in the
I'm year Of his age, by tie accidental dzshsrEs Of 8
Platform the hsudgOf another g
Being attentive 70 busFnsss, hsvisg snsnlT and gen
SE0us splIig and possessing good taleBtsTAs gave prom
ke Of an honorable eourse through life But nsi:hss
talents, nor moral w5rh5 can give ssesitTts he nor
il youth, az vigor or o0nsuFftfoH, sy protection
against acknowledgement hss come -
The nsuaoEg Of the Diseased IS snbalnsd in the
hearts 0fslsrge Sirr.e of friends snd relatives, who are
called to aosEn For onS eSd.sEe6 10 thea By his suavity
Of manners aud dignity Of character. His aassaous,s
psre1ts have lost 6 treasure iraeed, ths!S. only son. ard
one qualified both IN disposieOa and requirements 70
meet shsfr 9cndest hopes. ? R
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H-EaDerAR1rRs o. H PoRTrE PAKr1sAzs,


GENTLEMEN It Is impossible fOT ne to ar
sTer all the letters receive. The company waG partially
organized on Wednesday. There are yette en- officers 10
be slected. The Organization VIII De comple.tio on Tua-
day, the 4h inst, At Il O'clock III Afer Friday, the
l7h i1sE- no application cGa BE- received except FOR
transfer from some organized company Do not deperd
upon the 1ails or even telegraph. But get on Your
horse and meet mein someryils by Tuesday. i. upon
arriving at SOLervile, you d not IKE to- material tf
the company, you have nothing to DO bit return hous
aud become a co-script Il you are ambitious to 10
captain of such a company, come and take ny position
I VIII cheerfEiIy resign in y5Ur f4vOs. Tit Is tho only
ofce or position Team 2 omiss you Bus Z esa proube
you active, Efficient holQraRls service and gentlemen 10
Azsoaats wish Bring yourself, hosse and 4 guuh gos-
dble. Everything else will b. flrsisAeI Tel your
wife yoa have determined &; last 20 70 foryL AID share
tho Eo.I anG hsr5ahips with 1bs thousands already IN tie
field, and Is she 6s. ths woman 1 thu she u ale will
ssy, AGO; I had rather b. tie widow Of : brave man,
than i've Afy yesrs vita a shirling coward And &
soa haf she VIII teach the darling ones 70 revere the
pisnerY Of 8 fsthsr wkc' lad ratkesLdlsa fosmzn than
1--we a Lincoln Says ID. Z. P0ETKR-
81 Caps7fn
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nlnnNRssaNn rNANIMLTr7

Firmness-of principle asd unanim!ty Of SCI
tiineut among our people . What we now need
more than at any preYions period Particularly
Is this tee cass il cities AID districts thatmay be
captured -ur ovsrrun by the ruthless Yaniall
ygha seek eur ~sutjUgsd9nz Tbs Lincoln go
eminent and ijs military authorities ag- get IN
decided as "a the policy Of assCming IL practice
as vel as theory, tkat his s s rebellion, and
that al tue people who Directly CT indirectly
have sanctioned the resistance to the doniRstion
of the United States az 70 20 uested as Febels
n-tseH majority Of UEI people bssely abandOn
cur holy cause in the day ef -usi and disaste5
and Prove Iraitorous to tAOss principles bT TIE
m4intensnc- ana prefer auUD Of which this wa
Is waged, W. may ozpsct t4is position 30 be Ger
tanl7 assumed b: if cur whole people are
true b. themselves. then ostbs, heIeonscieDees,
aud duty. they viii embarTass AID foil the Defs
rious designs OF ths emmy, a. Inc same hme
that they secure ms respect Bat II any give
way, if ever so small s number submit 50 the
demand tha5 they should declare their allegiance
to the cenqueroT, they viii slnIula-o end en-
courage the Fedesai suihorites . psrsecassand
oug1age those VINO cannot il conscisnos and
honor make such submission
If we are unanimous Ike Whole people
stand together, ii one sediment and viii prevail.
thereis Hitis danger os tho United States eshiey
ing anything valuable 81 encouraging by over
running GForgion Of euF csartry or occupying
our cities. Il wss thns. line people Of Moscow
and Of Madrid bore Themselves when their cities
wareveeup+ed by uyo hundred thousand French
s5ldsIs- NapoI5on saidbe Sould conquer Their
armies, but lot their Affections" -
50 lefit.b e vita even should she fortunes
Of war possibly prsvali against Us IN The fed
The consequences Of at.empr to divide our
people, 70 cFea,s factions % excite ~alimosiGes
you'd be asplorable, indeed. and We may well,
sap ahatnOthlng could So adj to ths lJyroEs and
bunlliadoao OF thsseefny presence IN Qua midst
I rs aw&ntof InyaI resolution, FIasINEssASD
UNAKIsTrK- -Ey-
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FRoM G1oucEsrrR PoNT.-A letter in L

FROM GLOUCESTER PONT.-A letter in the
LyRchbuTg TjfgiEmH, dated 22d inst, says:
| have just returned from a tour of observa-
ton down the river, ii report having reached us
about midnight frat fifty vessels were anchored
in the mouth of The bay below here, and that a
number had gone up a creek near us at this
place. We found the bay full of any number of
small craft, but the only war vessels in sight
were those that have annoyed Us so much here
tor some Gays, VIZ: the steamers PenobscOt,
Marbiebead, and Wachusett, with a small gun
boat or two. These yessels have been unusually
quiet to=daT-not having hOnored as with a
single shot They are continually signaling
with the enemy on land, and visitors to our
camp from the Yorktown side represent unusual
activity ali along the enemY's lines. We may
have something to do between this and morning
It ia amusing to read the Yankee accounts Of
what we are doing here. The Yafkee peppers
mako a great flourish about "haying driven the
rebels from a new battery they were erecting IN
Inc woods, tbreomi ii below Gloucester POmt, y
etc, Etc. Now there IS not a word Of truth IN
the above.
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REC4GFuENT Ar CcRINTH.

Aspecisl dispatch ibis morning from our COZ
respondent Sparta" gives the gratifying In
tslIigence that Pores division Of the Eederd
army WIS on yesterday attacked, near Farming
ton, by E. the gallant Wax DoRN and the iHyineA
bic PRICE, anddnvea ID TOut beyond the Seven
Mile Creek. a heavy loss was inflicted on the
enemy, with trifing damage TO ourselves Many
prisoners were also captured. as well as the tele
graph line and Instruments, Which bad bean con-
structed by-RGRE, doubtless for The purpose OF
transmitting the hews offs great victory to Wash
ingion, as Mcdowell tried before him at
Manassas, Ogt correspondent does not mention
the force engaged which numbered probably
from I2.009 ia 15,V60 on each SIDE
The impression Seems TO be that no gsDerz1
engagement will occur a. CoTinth yet for several
DAYS.
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0RFTUARY.

Died, a. the residence q eagss3 Dssha lie
-EcTpiEs oE2Es % fcoR HouEds Eseeizs1 on ths Ssld
81 sbilchs = EIEoR blair of company I,5,d Ken
tucky regiment .---
Hts s~afsfings wsr5 great 5m szs1-2sesncs AID
Christian rssgustisn Haasr them We hare seldom bsen
permitted to wtsnssE:-5o young and faHaof high hopes
to b thus C2t dQGnsA sad indeed an though TO- rs
AsssSssned 50 much to live for, y5t he, With Gslnnsss
and ssienis1ing eonpesure prayed tBst t5tLo-ds VIII
might be d99sl sad wita tbs sSsst ChF5dan spirit
passed tom Garth 70 Heaven
Il Far from horos. he was sufG4adsd y iEicliS, who
nuTsod him tandsFiy IN Aa last nomsnts, and who
Fssmsda lsoz+ 10 i8olizs hin.
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FRom NRW

Arrivals from New Orleans represent that
BUFFERS army has already commenced 70 feel
and suffer from the effects of ths southern CHI
mate. Several cases Of sun-stroke have occur.
red among his troops, ana they seem generally
to be growing sicky snd snsrvsted IL er
pearsnce. -r -
Boats a1e allowed 10 run up 20 Red riysr sud
carry provisions into the city
Piekets have been plseed cut On the Jackson
railroad, SO as to render ngTess and egTess dit
fcul+ -