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Of patent, and declares all such void which shall in
future be granted in conravenon OF these
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upon due proof that they were obtained through false
representations.
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certified TO be such by the consul OF the government by
which granted, evidence before courts OF law
and equity and also provides penalties to be inflicted on
the consul falsely certifying IN such cases and further
provides that such certified copies shall be subject dis
proval, according TO the rules OF the common law.
In conclusion, ask you to twist and turn these pro-
visions OF the proposed law you will if aught
but naked justice between and man---between the
inventor and society-can be deduced from them Enact
them, and you will grant inventors not only protection
their rights entire any other class OF czens enjoy,
but you will the community from being robbed as
heretofore, TO swell the golten gains OF those who
manage to procure wrong decisions from public officer
now standing VIGOROUSLY above the law
The writer Of this paper neither lawyer, patent agent,
paien, right speculaor nor inventor He IS plain bust
ness man. interested only, in with all others, the
efficient and just framing OF the laws OF The land, and then
their fair and legal administration As society pospes,
he prospers and he has mouths besides his
feed minds to train, characters to FORM and the ounda
lions to lay OF Che russ) IN life tor his children,
this is question of interest TO him, 10 all Others
in his situaon which must be his apology Tor this respass
on your time PLAIN MAN.
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@ Psosneo Measures OF ths last session Q, Con
eas - so@I ~ seuxss Ca s.vs nis unioo
..sr.raH. Aness sA~~ye N =
~. -. P9r!y wa me1e eny ocasoe
tr,a fI~S -, ineo ~ ~ ~ C 4.
sv. RS, voo" ~ ~ a =.
.on.,.,,,a a. luo so''" nss ycooo oo'nink snst as
ci,,x EN- !, ~ ~ w '.Hu,o ~. ~ IN,
.ad .'ans Jus. leesa 40 eon..'uuons ~
yhi, ~. H.. = - ING unue
y asId ~ az ~, MI ,h ~. ~ =. a icy
Sonh $500 So'' o ''P' ' va ~ '"e
~'N
Extract from the Speech of Mr. shepard
"One would suppose that people were either the
most apahetc or phliosophc sarln--that they
equaled the TUX in fatslism-or eso they supposed
selves exempted by some special visitation OF Providence
from those ills which flesh Is heir to- know it is pecu-
la,ly difficult 70 operate the public mind Of popua
on entirely agricultural. living retired upon renota and
hdng honest themselves, they do suspect
In others attending their business and not dis
posed TO Interfere with the BUSINESS their
they suppose all the world Similarly occupied They are
not aware and will no, believe thar large numbers Of ndi
viduals the North, Of talent aud education live by ex-
citing the popular mind and the southern slavery has
been seized by these dstu the ne and
Of the country afordng every facility for their
purposes Another great why tho peopa o. Nonh
Carolina have manifested little nteiest in this subject
such vital importance their happiness weiiae has
been the extraordinary conduct OF the two Leading party
ntpess In Washington city the and Union
These two papers, winch never before 10
npon any suffice. whatever united ae the soul
efn people regards the scope, object
al ABOLITION movement t,a Nnrh What
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
TUESDAY MOANING, JAN. -, lssl.



In Sswafs. yesterday received from the
Secretary Of War; embracing tho plans and estimates for
f,mishing 70 Washington ei,y supply Of pve ;
which was referred the Committee the Public Build
,ogs and Grounds M. Ewing presented memorial from
membes Of the constitutional convention OF tho State
Ohio in the establishment OF line OF mail steam
ara TO ca and the promotion Of the colon
which was referred The bill for rembursng the Stale OF
Missouri Of the per fund AIKEN up
and considered and the request OF Mr. Clay was post
noned ul to-day. The bill 10 increase the pai of the
Gaslght Compsny OF Washington considered,
amended and passed Third reading The bill relative
10 he preservation of the lives Of passengers in vessels pro
PEELED II, whole OF in part by steam considered The
bill reported by the Judiciary Committee for settling the
land tes in California discussed by Mr. Benton who
opposed IT, aud Mr. Beuen, who reported H. Mr. Benton
p,opoed the bill bur no question taken
when the senate adjourned, amer O'Clock
In the House suspend the rules, for the mr..
nose of Introducing resolution 10 make ,le iuerna
movement bin special ORDER, disagreed Mr. Bayy
moved 10 the rules, enable him
tam Appropriation h,ts be made the special order for
day. and every day assigned Tor other special orders
which agreed to The deficiency appropriation
bill takea MP aud discussed ~ length.
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aisance and blessing Of Him whose watchful eye is
ever all his woTks-who rulsth 10 the Heavens and
upon the earth-in whose sight nation by righteous
ness is exalted and people BY ain is rsproeched-tha
He would vouchsafe unto us His continued favor, and
enable u.s. in wisdom Justice and TRUTH discharge our
every official duty.
GEO. FORT.
TRENTON, January 81, 1851.
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Washington correspondent Of the New York Herald
says that the Hon Robert Walsh. it,. dae secretary o.
legation in Mexico) goss TO Hayti His object - to
Join the EnShsh and French agsnts in persaadag the
Domnicsns to submit to the government Of Sououqns.
thought that the interests Of all parties will be pro-
noted by bringing the whole island under his govern.
nnent" o ifltfrFfk Ia - ,stf Il t1n n 6tlaat
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The Southern Press few days ago boasted Of its Prov.
in handling the harpoon, and scarcely yielded the
palm to the most expert Nantucket whaer" Il gloaied
over the death furry Of expiring whales and Aoun-
dering mud fish = and amidst the "spouling OF bloody
froh" the Tapping Of tails. the smash Of cock boats the
rafting ofhe reel. and the bubblns OF bubberpots,
would have imagined that a. least fleet OF whaemen
at work. and sea Of train oil would soon be heaving its
lazy waves on all sdes-no mention the insarnardins
OF that " bloody froth,' which to "turn the green
red We not aware OF any mighty distarbers
of the sumbering tadpoles gentle mudfsh" since
the days OF those tremendous mud-conpellng heroes
in Pope's Duncad, and took occasion to ken enter
psing contemporary these worthless whereai be flies
into furious passion, dsavows his gudgcon- catching
propenses. aud leaves it in great doub. whether he
TO plead gay 10 the charge of being the fisherman
the fshthe Izak Walton. the adpolc the mud-fsh
Well, it is of little consequence in which capacity the
Press chooses to act may be possibly in the situation
OF the ardent fisherman whose hook caught in the OF
his unmentionables and holding vigorously to the
pole, be asked whether any ever before caught
ponderous guaseone Or did the editor like the Ro-
fool. die his harpoon' This may. after al,
be plain OF pscatoral suicide The last article in
the Prns involves il in deep mystery.
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CDmUND II. WliAON. Attsrrsy ~ LNw. VA Issss.sc
h. the ~ ssAA oetss W.
Sspartnasaaa Win receive psouay 49, sesv
snrina otss s&totnng cssaxss - viess ~
~ Ot1ce Losisia@a avenue, nal
Coppr Pavlaon.
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The Hon o. c. Pratt OF Osegon, We regret 10 learn
is confined his lodgings in this city by an attack Of
varolod vfeHf e t'trs'9sa ft9taf,itftf 4
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Mr., Dempsler gives his concert at Carusi's tonight
We have never had the pleasure of hearing him. but he
comes Washington uader high character, as an ex
ceent vocalist in the simple ballad strain.
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sured it could not be owing the defects of consruc-
ton OF foresight in preparing the boat for service
In regard TO all the best qualities OF for action
and safety, "Conss line" stands deservedy high in the
opinion OF the best judges
Tng COLLINS srxAMERs.-Tbe late passages OF
these being such aso induce, with the public ut
large impressions unavorabe to the capacities OF these
Justice TO Mi Collins directors line, and
American public, who have manifested so much inter
pioneer. OF hi. line that they should be set Alright to the
which has led 70 the late interruptions in the home
All oil Of this line fuel pro rata, for
the power Of their engines, IA less quantity ih.nHny
also capacity for the s,owsse OF il with
their Pon IN proportion greats, man ss; e.
Thai hav. compfed other Liverpool Or European
undue c.nsum pton and insuicies, capacity bu, Il has
from undue estimate OF the severity aud Difficult
florence being given freight. added which, there was
ar tho manner Of working the furnaces OF the
OF coal had been compel her to put in Tor sup
ply Probably the s,me error has been ,asn mo WIN pe
management OF the boilers OF the " Archie l.fHas
There another ailiiculty that these steamers in com
with all American steamers are subjected to; anu thar
his point il ooe tina, canno, be appreciated by the public
but Il II pregnant with more loss OF time and waste OF
ia general credit Ii has said. and with truth, by
these connected with the Cunard lnc Give us your YES
cola aud Will beat you day hnu they mikns heS7
ADDED and save Of coal per day gttfNt d
or the capacities OF thcse vessels coanizsnt ~ an
intimate knowledge mechanical details Of all OF
thctn and witness OF the performances At sea land IN
heavy weather too) OF OF them, make me- and
speed and endurance The OF the error which
has led 10 the Baltic and Arctic running short Of fuel has
already een uardsd against and they will assume and
nainatn position they have tho esencnts Tor, and
which 10 one tAs viii the fullest wishes OF the country
which has produced them.
tho Atlantic, knowledge Of her capacities. as sea-
boat and Of her endurance structure, induces inc
opinion that having abort Of fuel or her engnes
probably her Wheels having failed her, she had boon com
PEELED TO put this coast and had not ar
lived in ssason with tho Arctic prior to the
sailing OF this weasel the llth instant IL however.
neither Of those causes tsd her arrival here's tho
aiure IL NOS from nsuiRcsent seakotng quail
e arising from not ccnned 70 this line
Or American srn m nsvisAtion. ~ K ~ ENGINEER.
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THE UNION.


Mr. Benton stated yesterday. in speech which be id
dressed 70 the Senate that Col Fremont detained Al
his home in Cafofaia BY indspositon and that il was
impossible 10 when he would return to Washington
We understand that Co.. Fremont will no, return TO his
seat in the Senate during the present session,
We are indebted to Mr. Dislurne for copies OF
aud improved edition OF the United States Almanac and
National Register for 1884," and OF his "Ralroad. Steam
boat and Telegraph" The first is embeIlished with
map Of North America; and the last with map Of the
United States and Canada with the railroads and mail
routes all laid down. They both very useful
references of places, distances, and statistics
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-19
DIED,

CT IlEhREZ, aged 80 years,
IL c isncs Of The family and Of hlS hroher~ n, -, N,
-. Jas ~ shaw are saylted TO attend his fcDe1si r
" -.ie aee No ia FHsy tn ST. THURSDAY af.er
tetn a. Q eeck. without further notice ri9ss
,ssISeshy, N tuesday. Nov. Is. ELIZABETH HIT
ha IeAc, u ths late john /. Hstn an
The rieEds az thu family, and OF her sos, John -. -,
hef SCI law hsAry SNYDER requested to atenJ
iubefei Ton 81 James Churrh. Mulberry. ST hef..-a
brvOre and 1fAnd SIS on Thursday, s0ih lnst =, a
e'cltck without further Iuyiia,isn ,ii a, a,
On TUESDAY, Nov Is aasr short severe lins-. 81
dr'w jordan VI An
The relatives and friends OF the family and ,AoSs al Mr..
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MARRIED.,

On Tuesday Nov IS IN the Beecker-st Church nv Raw
II. Chapn. ALBERT C HYDE 10 MARIA IOITISA
SHAW, adopted daughter d Seymour Strong ali Of IA
City. 80 - 'A'
At Ross Chapel. Gambia on the 18th inst bv Rev n,
Bros, ROBERT $ FRENCH, Of this Cay 10 Mr. sA-
kAh A vi EVANS. Of Frankfort. Kentucky
In Troy, y Y on The ssh ms. By R.y Geo C R,ls
Nln Mr.. LEONARD BARNEY and Miss FANNY NJ
NEWTON. bSih Of Benn ngion- VI 80
On SATURDAY., Nov. l, by Rev MI. Brown Mr. EDy ARD
NOhRiS Naturalist 10 Miss KAZIHA HALL IN. sister
OF Joseph Hall. ESQ both Of Ensisnd
- On SUNDAY evenIhs. Nov. l6. bv Rev DAVID Birler
n CLAY REYNOLDS 20 MARY FRANCES danrhter
% NE late Charles T. Mortimer, ali of sSv York
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At ESSEX. Conn. lah inst. ship Middeser. laootuns,
from the yard Of Re6heid Parmalee ihis s me iaLsss
by Capt II Il Parma late Of the ship Edsns and =
ten Use OF NewYork. There Is snsthsr American ship
The new ard beauti ui medium clipper ship Gov Nor
ton about 400 iuns burthen 6alii f5r Mes.rs Mar
shall Co line Of New YoIk and Liverpool packets vail
b. launched from the yard Of Mr. James Hood Som
e set on 18th Ste will be commanded by Capt John
Burgess Of somsrses, formerly master Of ship Narassn
Al Bath sth INST Nv Mr. Johnson Rdsout IA. shin
Of about $50 called the James l.. Bo<ert Sh.
sale TO be The largest ship ever built On The kenneOec
A. sysic 10th INST from the rard Of Msssrs George
Greenmsn s Co. the new and beautifully modelled ship
Caroline Tucker $50 iaas She Is ned D; parties IN New
York and MSste and Is 10 he commanded BY Capt Tuck
Al Bah. 18th inst, by Messu Hosgh,on + Sons a hns
ship Of about go tuns. called .he Kate SSanfon
At Rockland lsth INST. from the yard Of Sanford
sarref the bark Harrst Spsudng. Of 3s She
90 be commanded by Capt Charles spauldng, Of Rck-
AT HAImstoB. by s W NasA. a beautiful coppsr-fas-
tened hArk u as tuns. called the W. Nash. Owned by
hun, Cap, " ii wass, and Capt. Elias wAss, who is 20
Al Hnpswel, Ne few DAY. .iace. ers Of about 900
OWNED IN Portland and by Capt Weber who Is 10 com
mand her and Is intended 10 run regular packet be-
In JonesbosO Is oh from II. yard Of Messrs True
Sweetest stausch wen built heIm brig called the c.
Y. Rschai dson, of lleturs
Al oinnson Iast beautiful brig o. 50 tans from
Whssdirg Co : shi2 yard Mr. samuel Nleserson was
the master builder. She Is to Be Commanded BY Capt
A. waldeecre. eth ms, BY cap,. Thomas Cay ane
schooner Of is called the Bacenfaur She owned
her hader and Capt Parsons, Of friendship, WI
commsud her
Al Belfast. sm n. yard Of s. C NlcS-rsoa. on il,h
mt re schooner q rs tuns barihen bn,lt By Cyrgs
PaitsIssn and owned BY Ncheson,s Ncksrson and
Jan e. v Burgess. ~ho 10 Command her
AT bristol. r 1, the isth INST, from the yard Of
Ths mpson Staptea Co. splendid slcop called the
AEsnca nisudsd for Bowens Lane New-Y0sk Pack
She about ,e ,rs bDrlksn probably The laTg
vessel ~ Der elias, the world aad the snly one n
which clipper eiIncipes have observed throGshout-
nerx
nee'SsniJ are yesy lafgs The AneficA viii be cum
xsded ~ Csss .. stergss.
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e,,ah NcChe.ney respectfully invited - attend hsr
uperaI this (wednesdsyl afternoon at o'clock from her
ATE residence No, 32s Henrv 81. Her remains VIII De
tsl On 70 Grtsnv cod 10. Int.rmen' -
Al Rrcoklyp on the Isfh int. If consumpt on. Ed
WARD CUNNING a native Of England ags9 81 years
The friends Il the family and Of bis la~. James
Thomson ard John Drake, are rsspec fully invited 10
attend his at hrs late residence No 10 VS. hing
ton BrcOl n. II p NJ Wednesday the 18Th inst
without further notice
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Spoken. &c.

Nov lat q So Ion u ~, schr. Reindeer from Ne"
York for Mstagorda. -, o.. ,,,,,
Oct "a lat IS lon u.s. steamer Monumental City' Hoh
Panama via intermediate ports for San krancscr -,
Oct IS zone DAYS sail by steam IRON San luin re-,
Canton from San Francisco for San Juan del sud- VII" '0'
Nov l. OH Cape Maize, brig Santiago, Burgess I'm New
York for ST. JagO -, N,,.,
n shown a signal with a white ball on red ground.
Inne g. lat IS 49, lon ~ % brig Glencoe dakeine I'm
San Fraucisco via Valparaiso. TOR RIO Janeiro n,
Sent IS lat 81 IS n. Ion. $780, W bark Earle, tSfJ
Lang from Glasgow via VALPARAISO. for San ranc,scs,
Sent IS lat 80 n Ion 1872 WAS seen org SHOWING
i, red dag with n G. c.. bound 90 Oahu -,
Oct l. lat 81 40 N lon l26 W; ship Helena, Landifoi
ssn Francisco for Manila.
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Whnlers.

Whaleship Houqua. lest in the Arctic pa,,i cam-
in New Bedford for $40 COO. as TO- lows ~ ca ooI
m,real Insurance Co SIS geo: Pseitc ms " s~'''
Mutual Narins Ins Co sl9.coo Mall of ". "
Bedord reports her a, F al Oct !, with " DDS ~
VII OIL all well -, -, r.,slj far Pacific
Sid from New Bedford loth. snip h"e'"U' -
Ocean hark Baltic. Norh Pacific. , .r-.,,h,vs,
cd AZ DO ITth ship Northern Light new, OF &hA'e"'
5l3 a. e5 tuns) Stott. Pacific Ocean Ct, .r.,,.
Cld from Warren. R 18th. ship Sea. soSie' h'o''
Ocean Nearly re adv ship Warren. Heath Tor q -,
Ar AZ Tahiti Aug IL. schr. Alfred. OF Ne" be'i"'u'
from a cruise with 200 bhls sp. -, -. ~. .,..,x
Spoken-sept %. lat 30 n Ion ioO W shP hI hp II
Of Nev-BedfOrd, from Arctic ocean ior HoA''uO' ~
$40 bbls fl O.. va.
Most Of the OIL taken by the ships IN Ansdr Sea- was
procured in lat S. The was late one ana INC iUo
not fully broken up IN Bherng Straits IN July
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To Mariners.

A d Bache, ESD, Superintendent of the L. s. Coast
Survey IN recent the Secretary OF the Treasury
states thai the latitude OF Point Pnos of Cafo
completed from the observations Of Asst Geo DAVID
son IS So 81 - g.
BUNT HEAD IN THE GULF STREAs.-The Bunt Head
having itself further to the South W.t~ard the
Buoy At that station has been shifted about two cables
leIg IN that direction and NOW hes IN four fathons at
low waer with the f1ilown marks and compass bear
81. Georges Church Ramssae, IN line with the East
PIerhesd, NE
Waldsrshafe Tower on with the Spre Of New Chapel
az Deal
Gulf Stream Light Vessel +. BY y.
South Brake Buoy n ".
Mariners are cesred observe that the above further
extension OF the He AZ renders the Navgabe Channel
very narrow.
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Receipts of Produce

B. ne Norrk Rsrer Bo1ts Tasstay-ls4ss hill. rYo,,
ZIG bols. Nhskey lao bols. Ashes, pkKs Wool az
SIDES Leather ASS ools Beef 81 pkgs Butter n 3.3
pkgs Cheese So0e bush. Corn, gO0 hush Oais ~ ol
hush hat