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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-15

FRANCE.
The broves Of invention or patents granted for
francs for 10 years to be paid by annutes 100 francs
each, under penalty Of forfeiture If year elapscs with
out payment.
AUSTRIA.
The fees are for every the patent lassfor the
first FIVE years 10 guders convention money each year.
30 guders in the whole; for the 9th year. Is guders
for the 7th, 90 gulders and increasing guldcrs
each successive year. that the 18th year 60
guers for the whole is years AS gudcrs or forms
(about Is cents for each gulder Half the fee il paid at
the application and the other half the beginning of
every successive year according to the number Of
&C.
BAVARIA
The term limited at the highest to fifteen years
the introduction Of foreign patent the time allowed is
the term stu remaining Of the foreign patent.
az ne Ice ~ ,or the nrs nve yer[s horns per year for
year 90 80 and increasing each successive year 10
horns the fifteenth year being 60 FORMS in tho whole
fifteen years 275 forms
| wURTEMBURG.
In the Kingdom Of Wurtemberg the duration Of the
patent Is limited to ten years except by special grant
half at the delivery OF the patent and the other hall
at the beginning Of zach successive year afterwards
Patents extend for 10 years
The fees are regulated by the greater less impor-
lance Of the patent requested in do they exceed
hundred dollars at the first execution Of the patent
! RUSSIA.
The Russian patent law allows patents for inventions
&C. Of home origin and also for the introduction of TO-
roign inventions, SO.
The term Of tho former may be from Eve to ten years
! but that Of the latter cannot exceed six years.
The applicant must at the timc pay the foe
CURED which is for three years. 30 silver roubes for
i've years. i5o for ten years 45o silver roubes; and in
case Of inventions improvements from abroad for
year go silver roubcs for two years l2O three
years $780, for four years 240 for five years 300 and for
| Six years, 360 silver roubles
| BELGIUM.
The fees for years $50 FORMS for 10 years 400
for 10 years 600 75o according to the Importance
the invention
The law Of this country Ia almost the same as that
Belgum--so are the fees
PAPAL STATES.
The fees determined by the Importance OF tho In
vcnon &C. also the time and duration Of the the patent
is Fixed by the samc rule.
The tax fee required Is ten dollars for one year
and for the introduction to Of already known in
vcntion, &C.. fftccn dollars for one year
II extension Of the term DO desired moro
must be paid the first payment In all TO on the
delivery Of the patoutthc second within the first quar-.
ter of each successive year Of it's term.
We cannot conclude this subject without testifying
appreciation of the industry research desire to
furnish tho country with desirable information, which
pervadcs this report.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-03

The increase In wheat and has been exceedingly
large The shipments via canal from Oswego, are to q
great extent the products of the western States The
enlargement the weand canal admits vessels navi
eating Lake Ontario to pass into Lake Erie and vice
versa receipts wheat at Oswego from
the upper lakes, through that canal very large
Most of this wheat Is into flour at Oswego
and clipped via canal tide water The vicinity OF
Oswego, along tho lake shore, is excellent wheat
growing section Of country and large lots are brought
to that market for sale and for manufacture.
The State Treasurer has issued another
letter, calling upon the county Of Philadelphia for the
prepayment Of enable him to meet the interest
the State debt due in August. The letter which
speaks for itself. II is pretty close shaving.
TREAsURER's OFFICE, HARRIsBURG, June 80 1917.
Hos CHARLES GiBBNs II see by the published cali
of your County Treasurer that he and the Commission
taking tive to collect the State tax
as t. be prepared to the quota Of your county
This is most important step on their part and if
successful will insure the payment OF tho August inter
est Many Of the other counties have given assurances
which DO relied with entire confidence that their
respective quotas will be paid in due time Therefore
much depends upon the action of your county. Her
people have deep interest in the punctua payment OF
The demand "a whatever impairs the credit OF the state
r3ates her public faith, cannot fall to be most pre-
Judicial TO their interests and in such event the
proach would fall mere imms datey upon them thar
wealth The effort upon their part, at this important
crisis well timed aud will be productive If the most
salutary results 1t Is worthy OF their Character for pub
The call Of the County Treasurer is in the proper tone
and doubt not will meet cheerful response in the
prompt action Of every good citizen It's influence will
be felt throughout the Commonwealth. and In my judg
snt il It succeeds In your county the payment OF The
interest on the LIST of August will be rendered certain
teyond I'LL doubt To prepare the Treasury this
demand, the of two hundred and Atty thousand dol
make that amount Of money available to the treasury
by the LIST OF August, will have no fear as to the
suit. Yours, &c..
mo PANIo qt.ta Tr.asvrar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-03

aud 400 do. at 81 60 WAeaf-sales Of 5000 10000
bushels Ohio white sold at 1900 and $500 do at
round yellow were made st % cents 1900
1000 do. at s5 cents; 2,oo0 do. sold at % cents
do yellow northern mixed at the same price, IA $4,000
do mixed the spot sold ut 80 cents and 5000
do mixed and nat yellow western at 81 cents xooo 20
mixed sold to arrive in september and 10000 do sellers
option to arrive In August and september sold at 30
nts: $500 do sold, with the privilege ut cents per
bushe its refusal after steamers at ST. Meai
400 barrels New York sold at 81 and 100 do at
81 lax cents RyeSales Of 3s00 bushels made at
% cents and $500 do at 81 Oats Sales reported
at 4s cents though buyers offered AZ cents while
hosers demanded so cents BarIey-soo bushels sold at
70 cents.
CANDLES -sales continued to be made at 81 cents
CorFrE-fhe market continued quiet and sales IL
CorroN--The sales moderate to-day, not exceeding
500 BALES Prices continue easy where holders dis
posed to OFFER their supplies.
FisH-sses OF 100 200 quintas dry cod made at
S376 a So SIX. Two parcels mackerel we're ahoat
FnuIr-2 800 boxes bunch rsisns were sold at ST e5
81 10 csnts 1000 boxes lemons sold by auction at
s. IS So rs and 1000 do oranges sold at 81 l2S So
HEMr-Smau sales dew rotted, made Mt former
rates
IspIoolO cases Bengal sold at goo. Isl.
hibited q decline.
Mol.srs Inactive; quote Porto Rico at SOC sic,
and Cuba do, at 22c u 23c
NAVAL STORES We have only to note sales of 80 bbls
spirits turpentino on the wharf ut 361fc, cash.
kosIS-30o bbls sold at 75c turpentine was no.
minL
OsSales of 1900 gallons city pressed, made at
65c, aud 1000 do, English sold at CSC In fish there
was nothing
Pnov"IoSs-We have only to report sale Of so bbs
clear pork at SlS, quiet ut SIG SIG l21,
aud prime do at S3 So there change in beef or
lard. Butsr--We quote Ohio at lTc l2hc., and New
York State at l3c. "a l5c. Cheese-No change.
RIcE-Ths market remained quiet, without change in
prices.
suoAR-The market continued inactive. We quote
Cuba Muscovados at 5zc q 6Hc, Porto Rico at &c. a
7c, and st Croix at TIC. q 7ls.
ToBAcco-Sales OF Cuba were made by auction at lsc
l9c; but about 1915 advertised Withdrawn
prices not proving satisfactory.
WHALEBoNE was frm-35OU lbs South Sea sold at 2sc,
which afterwards refused for Northwest
worth 271Sc
,WHIsKEY continued inactive, while csc refused
WooL-Stocks OF Fleece continued light, and sales
limited; foreign dull.
FREIGHrs-An American vessel was taken up to load
with wheat in bags for Bristol at l0d and with flour at
3s 3D. To Liverpool packets demanded 3s Cd for -four
and lid for grain, which obtained in
500 bbls -four were taken the terms stated. Brit
sh vessel engaged 500 1900 bbls at 80. transient
American vessel engaged 1900 do at 3s lid offered
for 10000 bushels OF grain in bulk IS Cd was paid for
-four, to Cogk and market An American vessel was
engaged for direct port in Ireland, at l0hc for grain
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Died.

On Thursday the lat instant in the city of Brooklyn
Mrs. OPHEL,A w VAN PELr, wife Of John W. Van
Pet, aged thirty three years
The relatives aud friends Of the family are respectful
y invited to attend her funeral on Saturday the ard
instant. at two O'Clock, NJ from No 34O fulton street
Brooklyn
On Friday the Ind instant, MARY JANE, wife Of Pa
trick AcQuade
The friends and acquaintances Of the family, and
those OF her father Edward Munson ALSO those of her
brothers, John and edward Munson Jr requested
10 attend her funeral tomorrow Sunday afternoon
clock from her late residence No 10 Chestnut street.
MADISON and Pearl, without further invitation
AZ albany, on the LIST OF July, PETER McELRoY, son
Of Patrick Mctlrcy.
His funeral will take place Sunday afternoon July
ith, at O'CLOCK from the residence of his father No
2l2 Elizabeth street.
On Saturday evening last Mr.. VIM. LLOYD of Sa-
nutl Lloyd
The friends Of the family respectfully invited
attend the funeral this o'clock from the
church In Orchard street. between Broome and Delaney
streets The remains to be taken to the Greenwood Ce
metery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-03
His Departure fer the City Of Mexico.
SANTA ANNA STILL I'M POWER.
Affairs In the Capital Of Mexico.
INTERCEPTED AMERICAN DISPATCHES PUB
LISHED In THE MEXICAN PAPERS.

The steamship Palmetto with Vera Cruz datss 10 IA,
18th, Tampico to the 20th and Brazos 10 tbs als,
bringing express from Puebla by the Cordova roas
that Gen. Scott commenced his msroh ffoc
thence to the capital the 10th, but says nothing e
regard to overtures for peace.
One thousand troops left at vcra Graz this l7th
under Pillow had joined Scott.
Nothing further from Cen CaGw alladsr's force.
The sick left at Jalaps the 10TH for Perote
Gen Shields among the number --.
From the city OF Mexico we have dates to the 9th.
santa Anna is still in power. His resignation wss
Withdrawn, though IL intimated that majority
Congress were anxious for his acceptance Of the aduu
istrahon and in consequence of this 1t has entirely
changed its pscy, and thrown itself upon his armies.
vi the Puros, opinions greatly divided A quorum
OF Congress cannot be collected and such confusion and
anarchy never before existed
At the city of Mexico important financial measure
passed by Anaya's administration has been sumpusriv
aprogated Santa Anna, in his defence, SAYS public
opinion led to the resignation OF and the mo-
mnation OF Lafraqua as head Of the State
causing to the Puros the result Of which
| is not known
Gen Almonte is still prisoner of State.
chihuahua has voted unanimously for Santa Anna
Tor President but the impression that Congress will
elect and Herrera be chosen, President No mention
made Of measures for the defence Of the capital
The papers state that Gen Scott intention to march
to the capital the 18TH boast to keep up tho
spirits Of his men.
The government Is urged by letter from Puebls to
fall on Gen. Scott now and meet and crush him. 40 he
has really but 5000 men, though he rretcnds he hss
Gen. Taylor Is to join Gen. Scott The proposition
Mr. Trist was authorized to make, II is said By the
Niexicans, was that each Republic should name three
commissioners to discuss the claim OF tho United States
and II Mexico would not consent war must DC prose.
cutcd.
The Republic Of the eth publishes All intercepted des.
patch from Secretary Marcy to General Scott OF the
3oth of April which informs him that the resdent sup
poses by the end Of June he will have 10000 men and
General Taylor 10000 and asks the views Of Gen Scott
on various questions suggested, and gives directions
now to operate with the disafected Mexicsns States
Several other intercepted letters given.
| Santa Anna reviewed the troops under ALVAREZ on
the 9th; they had not all arrived there but were ex
expected to reach the capital with eight thousand in
few days Vice Governor Ojaccas resignation has been
accepted.
False alarms continue ut Tampco but party of dra
soons who proceeded forty miles the interior on the
lsth saw no armed Mexcans and the people appeared
friendly Nothing of interest from Brsxos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-03

ITelegraphic Correspondents OF Phila. Bulletin.
PITTsnURGH, July 2, r. M.-About four feet of wa.
ter in the channel The weeks business closing quite
dull owing to the unsettled prices the approach Of
4th aud the anticipated arrival Of later European
ligeuce which must have great effect the American
markets. Tue few sales OF flour which made are
under peculiar circumstances which offer liable cri.
terion OF the market In usual business nothing
ing Wheat is very here, aud is worth 80 80
cents, according To quality but few transactions are
notcd Coru sells la limited amounts ut AZ As cents
Corn meal quiet Oats selling ut ~ to % cents WINS.
key is very duh at "a to PAX cents in bbs Provisions
dull with no change In quotations Cheese is scarce.
and dull at 5A to 81 in small parcels Lard is wanted
and would command 81 The improvement in rice has
brought up quotations to 5 to 5s but salss limited
Cotton is quiet Last sales Tennessee at III Il
for Inferior to fair Sales feathers at 81 to - The
new crop Of wool is coming in freely, but there is
change in price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-03
BALTIMORE, July 2-P. NJ

BALTIMORE, July 2-P. NJ
Sales Of 500 bbs Howard street -four made at &c.
including City Mills at ST. Sales Of 1000 bushels inclu
ding Maryland red at 81 49, and Pennsylvania prime do
at 81 80. CornSales Of 1000 bushels made, in
Guiding white and yellow at 80 a SO cts Oats dull at 45
4s cts Rye dull at SO s5 cts No change in provi-
sions groceries Whiskey dulat ~ % cts. Weather
6na
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-03
BosToN. july 2-P.


Sales of 1900 bbs mixed brands Michigan and other
western mixed brands, sold at Sc rs ST. There
change in Genosee, which stood at 81 l2s Sales Of
e6oC bushels Of Corn sold including western mixed
&c., and yellow, at 500. Cotton remained inactive,
without change in prices. There change in
reights The steamer Caledonia begins to be anxously
looked for. Weather cool and pleasant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-03

The canals not being opened until the ls of May this
year. there were no receipts in April to Offset those for
that month year The opening Of the canals this
year was so much later than last, that q fair CON-
parison of receipts cannot be made there being fifteen
lays Of navigation last year up to the LIST Of July
than this Notwithstanding this the income from tolls
this year. up to the LIST Of july will exceed that to the
date last nearly quite four hundred thousand
dollars from only sixty days business This is at the
rate of two hundred thousand dollars per month Al
this rate the for the season OF navigation TINS
year. will not vary much from one and half millions Oh
dollars.
The receipts of produce ut Tide Water by the canals
of this State for the week ending June 30h l3a were
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-03
TELEGRAPIIIC.
Markets.

New ORLEANS, June IS.
SALES Of 5000 bales of cotton made without change
in prices which steady Sales of 1000 barrels Ohio
and Illinois -four made at Sc so a So rs. Corn
continued to freely, and ssales Of 900 bushels
Western mixed and yellow sold at 75c for the former
and S5c for the latter Sales Of 5000 bushels Of Western
red and white wheat made at 81 40 81 So Sugar
remained steady at previous prices. The Cambra's
SAID to be in town, but time hadnot been allow
cd for its effects upon the markets to be known.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-03
New Stock Exchange
CITY TRADE REPORT.

NEw YoRK, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, jury ..
The -four market presented very little change since
last report sal,s OF Genesee made at 81 l2H
81 1854 and Michigan at 81 a 81 ioH. Owing to the
near advent Of another steamers news, some large
houses out o. the market and preferred to await
its results whatever they might be- Small sales Of Baiti
more -four made at 81 81 l2H, and of Richmond
mills at 81 70 VI co. Sales Of Ohio handsome white
wheat were made at 81 80 81 OK Owing to the sup
ply Of Northern round being less abundant than
Western mixed aud yellow, its price better
taiped and sales made at 92c 9ic and o5c and North
ern mixed sold Mt 9oc Western mixed cold Soc slc
and &c. according to quality and Western fiat yellow
sold at Soc Sales Of meal reported at 81 81 12
Rye was heavy and sales made at 9sc 1000 Sales Of
oats were reported at 7c 4sc Sales of barley were
made at 700 Provisions continued inactive and sales
limited, while prices remained nominaly the same
Groceries we're also quiet without prospect of much
being done tll after the holiday on the 9TH inst.
RECEIPTS Down the Hup.oS Rivra, JuLyI.
49,, -. $3.50. 80 AL bbls.
o.' "'ea'' LOG
Jua.' '''..... .294i6 bushels
"0"'''' .30715
AsHEs--sales Of Pots were made nj "a a7k and ~
Pears vt S. so SO 62< " '|' " "
BsEswAx- Sales of 1000 ihs Nor,b.~r .us wa.
yellow stld at 100. ~ ~
BRrADsrurrs-Flour-s Sales of 1000 or 2 600 b.rr.,s
Michigan and Genesee were made at 81 81 IQk a AZ
1sA 400 bbls Ohio sold ST. and 700 do do Mt 7
l2& In southern Flour there not much doing loo
bbis Baltimore Howard street, ruperfpe sold az AZ
and 400 do ut 81 lak 800 do Richmond sold at 81 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-03
LONG ISLAND RAILROADS
EXCURSION TRAINS ON SUNDAY, JULY 4th, IL
~ lEl lei Ill, yas 1.s'S9 60 ;Essssa

Leave Brookiynas. A. Nj. for Greenport intermediate
day, the 9Th, al 3A. NJ. or u a. NJ.
Fare from Brooklyn TO tarmigdoe .nd Lake Road inclu.
sve aud back ST. from Medod aud Manor aud back 81 30
from River Head aud Grcenpou inclusive and back 81 IS
MONDAY July 5th.-Leave Brooklyn al A. NJ. Ercur-
ain Tor Kechabes aud Sons Of Temperance
trip ser cents
Regular trains usual except the o'clock r. NJ train
from Brooklyn, which will Yaphank for this dayonly
Extra Trains will follows, for the of
those wishing to witness the celebration and fireworks Ja
naica:-
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nAarrfeGn.

In Jersey City on the lst instant, by the Rev. Mr..
Baich Of New York, MIR. CHARLES PERABEAv, of New
York to Miss MARY, daughter Of the late Jacob Bender
If Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-03

As the advances the receipts larger in
stead Of falling off, the bull spectators anticipated
would have had people believe There appears to be no
the supply Of breadstufs in the western country
The annexed statement of the shipments via canal
at Oswego shows that the activity in breadstufs
exists in every shipping port =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-03

Tolls collected for the Sd week Of June, $l0,70s 81
against 5s ii received for the corresponding week Of
ls46 The gross amount collected from the opening Of
navigation to the 22d Of June inclusive for two years
was as follows -
ls47, to June 22d. ............. S67.l57 30
1885, to June 22d. .............. 4l,O77 As
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-03

W,sHINoroS June % Isli.
Tmportant Government Dcpatches-SPtefaI CABINET
Council
There be doubt, think, that importst govern
ment dispatches received last evening. special
cabinet council convened this mornings at viii III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-03

Increase, ls47. .......... .S26,O7e 80
The shipments by canal from the opening Of naviga-
tion to tho 22d June four wheat and for three
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-03

Pa.enges for Lake Mshop,c and Croou Lake N take he
A. and o'clock Trains visit these places and return to
The city by the afternoon trains.
jyI itisThFS,kM nc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-03

NJ MURRAY LEIGHI ON, MD. has removed his Of
w fee TO 1903 Chapbes (orposite the Savjngs
Bank and his House Sxteenth strset teat of uni'n
Park) Ohhce houn from to6PM. jesD 30tsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-03

xyzy FOR sALE-Twcnty rail road aud sx one horse
l wagons ana some two horse aud constantly
msking " order, where they be had the ahoriesi
nooe not on hand where all kinds Of carts Wagons aud her
ness can he had ~ the most reasonable terms by MICHAEL
HULLANE, Wagon Maker 10. an aud 20 Montgomery 81
,e~es "v, ~ =. isis sa'-v
f&k FOR LONDON, LIVERPOOL OR GLAs
MYynvWuGmpurhe, aI saline, oogpeIed, British boil
-. M III =, 10 i1us rsgiter Robert Besant,
J&r w. j I. TAPSCOTT, DC South g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-03

4HERA CoMPANY from asysua au%Se1 re-
JAY 3D. will be presented ela Grand Opera Of IA soS
NAMBgLA-Count Rodolpho, Sig; A. Via; Eiyino s,y
AmnA Synora Ca5andi Dc Via Cher 6r: liza
Tickets for the be secured az the Boz Once
Boxes, 81; PIT. 30 cents; Gallery. . Cents.
Doors at quarter past performance 10 commence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-03
T. RR9WES Ai sT2NE 5; sE4 A, EdEcRAyERASD

BUTCHER SHOP FOR SALE corner Of East Bro,d.'
IA way and Marker street, doing nrst rate bus
ony for selling account OF go ny out west-
Enquire on the premises Jv'HFr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-03

GTXE.s. TURTLE. SOUP al the Ea.Ie Bowlipx Saloon,
No Duane rect door the Shakespeare Hotel
AARON A. LEVY.
s. UNDERHILL Jr
~ B.-Lurcbes may be found on tbs table every day
throughout the week. jy2Nsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-03

kA e. F, RlCE'S NEPTUNE HOUSE, NEW Ro
t:6 CHELLE, can accommodate ON the 4th Of July In
I'LL. eenee style, from Saturday evening until Tuesday
hundred visites emily with good
The steamboat Coton vii leave Fulton Market lip on Mon.
day the 5h INST ta O'Clock A. for the above place
Jy33t'rc CT RICE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-03

Increase IN la47. y......... .SiiSn o.
From the commencement Of navigation to the LIST o.
July during the wears 1916 aud A7 -.