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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-22

See MS Npftch IN the Srnat" against the bill iul
the reri OF Gen. HARRlsoys widow.
o. The following is the letter written by
Gen. CAss, Secretary of War under President
jackson, to Gen. ScoIT, when the latter was
despatched to South Carolina, to take order
with the nidel scum" of NuIlfcaton Read
it and then Judge whether important civil du-
ties were ever committed to Gen. ScoTT. How
he PERFORMED the duties assigned to him, the
Country will never forget.
WAR DEPARTMENT, Jan. 2G, 1888
SR:-l have received your letter of the 23d
instant, and am directed by the President to
communicate to you his wish that you repair to
Charleston with the least possible delay, and
assume the command of the troops in that quar-
ter, under the views and instructions heretofore
communicated to You. This ntlmation would
have been given before, but | supposed it was
your intention to return, and, therefore, felt un-
willing, by any expression of my expectation,
to hasten 1t at the expense, perhaps, Of neon
venlence Of yourself.
An express has been established between
here and Charleston, and would be continued
as long as the state of things there may permit
and require it Shoald, however, any clrcum-
stance delay or prevent it, you are at full liber-
ty, whenever you think the public interest re-
qures 1t, to make other arrangements for the
conveyance of your dispatches. You can EN-
Poy pilot boats as you suggest, when these be
necessary.
did not know TIL yesterday that --- -
was ordered to Savannah. Your course re-
speotlng that officer was equally firm and dis
Greet, and met my entire appreciation, have
directed he should he immed ately relieved, and
Withdrawn from that quarter.
All your dispatches have been communica-
ted to the President, and your general uie,cs ana
proceedings hare been oPproued By him. The
three or ers to which you refer, | shall briefly
advert to.
1t Is the most earnest wish of the Presiden,
that the present unhappy difficulties in South
Carolina should be terminated without any for
chile collision; and it is his determination that
If such collision does occur, it shall MT be
justly imputable to the United States. lie is
therefore deslrous that, ~ all your proceedings
while you execute your duty firmly, you act
with AS much discretion and moderation al
possible. And tins course he has never doubt
ed you will adopt
Sef-defence IS right belonging as much t.
military bodies as to lndivldual-; aud officers
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Burlington G1er 3lrcss,

Published at Burlington Vt.
BY ID. ". G. CLARKE.
Editor and Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-11
Theatrical md Musical.

BowEKy THEATKE.-The entertainments for this ever-
ing consist OF the drama called the Flowers of the
FORGET and the Evil May Day The whole strength
Of the Bowery company will be displayed in those piece
Mr. Eddy snd Miss Heron are every night received with
eDthustasm They are ycfy good perior,eTs and are
great iayofitcs The stage management by Mr. Stevens
desSsyCs commentator.
BRoApwAy TnraTRg--Tbo performances If NV Collins
seem to give unmixcd pleasure 70 The yisiers of The
metropolitan theatre. Ilis singing Is much admired
and III !he dashing rolicng lrishman he gives capital
representation The pieces df cteJ for tonight the
"Ncrvels Man I" and Teddy The Tier in which Mr..
Collins viii sng favore hallais All viii termi-
nate with the farce Of Topping The Question:
NIBLo's GAnpry. : The ballet Of The Barber OF
Seville, has bsen drawing large and highly fashionable
audiences every night. Nothing surpass the en-
thusaam cxcrted the Splendid dancing Of the French
ard spanish company Tonight Madame Anna Tbllon
appears in Bale beautiful OPERA the 'Enchautrcss =
She win be assisted by Mesars. Hudson, Leach and
Sloan, and on effective chorus company
Burrows THEArnr--This favorite resort which l.
every plight filed, in pit boxes aud gallery continues 10
give the excellent selections Of light and highly
amusing comedies This evening the programme consists
OF the 'Milsrs Maid the amusing piece called Nil.
chief Makingn ana the farce Of Choroform J. Yearlv
oil the excellent comedians attached 10 this theatre viii
appear in these attractive features.
NATIONAL THFATkr --pur5y seems as active as ever
in the selection Of every variety Of dramatic
in order TO pIease bis patrons The pieces
announced for to hight are the Phantom Niger
Rebels and Tories" and tght rope pcrlorunaness bv
Leon Jayeni and the WHITTIER Family Their surprisipg
fests arc every night greeted with the waImtt demon
ttrations Of PLEASURE The house IL almost crowded
NV YoRK Tfrl1nG. The Batoman Children who are
70 mych admired and who're success in Europe las been
very tsttti.ng appear 10 night in the Sws COTTAGE
ara the "Noung couple Their performances 50 far
kare been very successful and doubt will continue
80. The entertainments viii terminate WITH tho amusing
farce Of Turning the Tables in which the stock COM
Iany viii appear
WaIlcKs LYcrua.-The bill Of entertainment for
this evening il Of great variety, consisting of the
comedy Of used Up" the " Boarding School y and the
h1ce OF Raising the Wind.n Let IL be remembered
that Dir Blake. Mr. Lester and other eminent
dams, appear. Miss Fanny Cramcr will make her first
appearance as Mary, In the comedy Of Used Upn Miss
sramer was great favorite at the Howard Athenmum
boston during the past and II report speaks
Truly, isa very promising young sctrees.
AaEMoAs HVsEvM.-Ihc prize drama Of the WOrphsn's
Dream vmeh i~s been 90 successfully represented at
tnn sseoE nment dnf.s .s usst week Is TO be Played
Crsrrs's 0rrsA Hovsr' -ckgisyseop2sny ., s..,s-
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NEW pUBLICATIOse.

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fesiures description Of the principal rivera heada
production climate, sailing directions, etc. etc tie whole
forming Hand book Guide 70 tho Gold
Intended for the OF merchants shipmasrs ntender
emigrsnts and others. TO which Is APPENDED valuable
collection OF tables Compiled from authentic
showing TO rste Of hashor dues cus.om tar pilot and
duoq public officers fees licenses, tolls, regua-
lions for gold regions etc. etc. BY Rentonm Fanian.
Publshed by q, T. HUGHES CO., 80 est street, New
forl. Price 30 Cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-11

A TRENCH TEACBER-BAvING LIVED IN NEW
n York for months, Wishes situation In college,
ing method which he has published and which he will
pying edition appropriated for the teaching OF
TIE reneh and English anguAe warantscs Of HE cspa-
city tha be given and scholsts Good rccom
bis morality will be exhibted. Apply ~
NIX. 1AcALlN's, sSS BrosdwAy,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-11

JcNGLIsH COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, gADEIRA-oN
II tie lst fOetober public school will be opened Ia Fuu
chaL The institution viii be under principal the Key
include Classcs, Mathematics Modern Langusges Geos.
ply and History, Writing and Arithmetic, Drawing &S.
end tho fec for the session. rom lat October 10 LIST july
will be from min to twentyone guneas according to ago
and studies Boarders will live with the and Tho
in delicate health will pursue their studies under medical
direction. Fee, from sixty to one hundred guiness.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-11
A CARD MR.. onARRuAup TAXES rLEAsUrE IN

H
IA Announcing TO bis patrons welt thors
reedr the e tho city thst hts Dan dag and
Waiting Cas III feopen In October nox ~ HE now
"a East Thirteenth street, doors woet IL Sr0sd
way, and neer upiyerty plsoe The locality IL mo
dous convenient and pleasant suitable for select teel
school snd IN prcximty 10 the fevers lines OF
and Fifth avenue omt5uaes, and the Fourth rail
There will be- aao, classes AZ his old room, - Whte
street. The Sixth Eahth r. Ypst
Broadway OF oil hoars during the day and evening and
land ~ tie a. White street. within half
block o. bis aloen Please look Toy particulars 10 future
advertise nent. N BNr. CHARkUAUD will rent his
loon and Mt 20 Write street, for select psrea balls
ard eoiroes, throughout the 6easen. moderate
Please call at his residence, s. West Eleventh street
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nay nss,,Ssa.

DRY GtHBke5.
NV ToRK, LINEN HALL--iN TaANKING oga
sy herai ao rn Sha a az % gh9 80 Ss
l. Inform tieya and tie public al large that We have soms
e n n.e variety q Inca s9oas (oalY 70 offer them which
u citor stock Of sheotprs table aon Towcug
sings, Ge &C. have imported largely Of French shirt
BRIG BaBokerebic' for ladies and gentlemen, in PLATA
''' join DAVIS s1s $50 Slo sssA
rsyHx PEOPLES RIBBON sToRn.-SIBRoNs, SILKS
- y:iyss9 asssra ana millinery reocps sdss.st
RIB rs wrets bows for har sassesn 81 sGs
quality and design snd largest variety esbi.sain Iii
SoVsr ESas
EAsHIoNs TOR LADIEs.-THE SUBSCRIBER RES.
pectfally announces taat on Monday next, the 18th
ns he viii make his semi annqsl expoaition Of Partisan
the past month and embracing everything thai
yar;s same co sani Call p. Ss'Tf a. AZ.
aaussn Wraprers PsetnCs nsnteaax fatisienuos AIDE.
ties Win 8 g Sl:s,,sd ana elegant ns.
every facility TO iadtss making their soleetlons.
Paris Cloak and Ga1tiIa Emporium, sSi Brondasy.
II undersgaed viii open ther isl stock Of Paris made
Mantlss and Closhs, together with magnificent display
ALEX. T. STEWART 4 co, BToadvsy, Chambers
and Reade etrcets.
NEW PARIS FUR AND MANJILaA STORE - ess
cer s,ss o no Ss' tss sss
T;!,' s "a; & s p sssa ~
Which no invites their particular q ~
oe will be given when bis frat display o. as,a ali sa
Nans,ng real Pssa made purchasng until
thew have cen his stock which Will comprise the largest
m q mast elegant ever exhibited In this city.
Anew STYLES cLoAKs ANDMANTILLAs,;;a oNw WE'D.
~ ass. s:sil%iN expressly for
% have lust received In ttore good assortment Of
s,It md goods purchsd at auction which
ofered small advance Our retail stock Of goods
, sssy '4ifTAsYE CtTTsNG, Ssi BrssSvsY. :" ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-11

II RENcH, GERMAN, .ENLIsH. OTTER MODERN
languages, ana tic classils. at Refer. Il. Teller
ings,. from Para. Studio. 577 Broadway, opposite
Niblo,s and Metropolitan Hotel. syatem. OsldOrh.
stations Done 4. T. has muoh travelled psssed
tie ereat royal state exain tae University Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-11

plan permsA give ssother Of thar hlgSy amusing en-
tsStaisments this evening - -
WOODS MsryrRELs have provided vrv attractive AZ.
iecsfn Of scrSs dances instru pjecss And bar
leeques, for this svenisg
MILE LovAs.sv.--rhe popular vocalist wiz give
grtnd vocs and Instrumental conoar ON Tuesday even
ing next. at Bsumer's Hbtsl, aoboksp.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC., WANTED,


-------.
vyyHy UPPER PART or HOUSE wANTED-CoN-
etrg OF about tour n the upper part OF The
city Ront must be moaeEAte Address uoH a. the leg
aid Office.
XVANrED-h BUILDING, SUITABLE FOR AN Or,
w cloth factory stustcd in or the teyns
the Lndson river or within few miles New York city,
Any person having such to let, will poass address
diately "a. T." Herald ofce.
II AND.-WANTBD TO BUY, TWO OR FOUR ACRES
IL OF land, anywhere rtuatcd between Fourth ana Tsn
furtt fhau itch tirdee Ierssn hay,,
euch sole, upon liberal cash tefme l nease sdans
(pes paid HaLAREN, l Seveath avenue near corner
Of Eightcenth street. - s'
WANTED TO RENT-A SMALL GESTEEL HOUSE.
w in pltessnt location ReIt exceed $3.50 Ad.
dress W. III. H., H7 broadway.
WANTED-CARRIAGE,Wl lH Tor. FOR ONE HORSE
One that has been used will be sold cheap Adj
dress Carriage, at this Office.
LARM WANTED-IN EXCHANGE FOR CITY FRO.
pery TO contain from thirty atty good land
with buildings &s and located within hour REC ov
drive from New FORK Price not to exceed 81 TO a. O
ADDRESS by note, or apply 60 4. RICHARDS,
nLD COUNTERS In GOOD ORDER. WANTED AZ
~ CARnEs HASKELL
Ns " ~ ~ P!stt stssstx
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WANTED TO SELL OUT A BAKrpY-WITH HORSE
ard Wasop; fixtures eoIapiete. u has good Of
customers. Rcns low and taken H. bread
particulars INQUIRE In the Scey Of Forty sixth
street and Tenth Avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-11

Al RS GEARs's FRENCH AND ENGJAHH BOARDING.
ls1 spo day eehool for young ladies' rs Wsps RisSate
ssrseS, between fifth ard Sixth ausH wl reopen
siturasy September Sth Mrs. hsars has sje anEg
nsnt for a. ennhus 70 convey ler prpI 40 ana feoA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-11
INSTRUCTION,


EREN CT CLASSES OF SIX PUPILS.-C. FREMINEAU,
from Paris will open classes at IS How street. every
evening" at snd Sa O'clock Each class to meet every
other cay ana to commence com pete. Sub
scrptit recei at the above hours and clock
+. NJ. Terms, SO per month.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-11

pAPJD WRlTTEG.-There are many young gentlemen
~ 70 whom the acquisition 81 besptifu aud extremely
rard hand Gay twooty oios per hour would hc
Invaluable by snentey original plan recently devised
the undrsrped 10 able impart oil ps without tho
possibility Of failure business hand oomtiapg in tho very
highest degrto oorfeetnss OF form and rapldy OF
ton At home from uEtil 10 o'clock daily and all day
on Saturday. WI hACLAl rim. Writing saatrr,
No. 30 Irsingrlaco.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-11

GOYERNEsS- A YOUNG LADY IS DESTROYS OF
- obtaining situation Governess in private family,
e teach the English branches and the panoforte
No objection to &c South West Address, NJ Herald
of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-11
DU DLIC HOUSE FOR SALE. PRICE sa NO0-sI mn

DU Z HOUSE FOR SALE, PRICE So O0O-Sl 600
each and the balance ON long credit. oppor
low rent together with tho good WILL stocS fxtures &c.
consisting OF billiard tables wines liquors. and the entire
!, ~, aong hourishDs business and the headquarters of
tns emoeratie party in the ward whero located To
opportunity and that rarely For further par
ticuiars apply to VIM ROBINSON, 6S Beaver street.
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His specification was published in January, 1916,
in the Refertory OF Patent Inventions, VOL v, p.
l5l to 1872
The American public thus became possessed of
the invention, and it too late for Goodyear even
if he had been an inventor, to surrender his old
patent, and obtain issue. covering the improve
ments already published to the world by others.
This point Wes decided in Ba ten Va. Haggert, in
1851.
IT is true, Honcoak's patent did not include lead
and from that circumstance, Goodyear's patent Of
1911, for the triple compound might not, to that ex-
tent have been affected by Haneocks patent; but
wren be extended his claim by the re-issued patent
of IS49, he embraced the curing of sulphur and
rubber by heat, and this, beyond all question,
covered what was described in the pre- existing spo
cifoation Of Hancock, published in the scientific
journal before referred TO.
The case upon this point stands thus:-In 1871
Goodyear obtained patent Tor the triple compound,
and in combination with that triple compound, the
exposing Ct IL 10 high degree Of heat. In 1916,
was Published the description of Hancock's inven-
ton. by which he claimed the treating Of rubber
and sulphur either alone in combination with any
other substances, by exposing the rubber and sui
phur, or the rubber alone, 70 the action of hoat,
as to produce chemical change upon the rubber
combined with sulphur.
The conclusive fact then exists, that while
triple compound, as early as 1915, the public
upon this continent and out Of England be-
came entitled to apply heat to rubber and sulphur
so to produce the desired chemical change in the
fact, in 1913, made the same discovery, and had in
tentionay OF otherwise omitted to describe il in his
specification and claim; / respectfully submit that
after 1916, he could not displace the rights Of the
community to use what had been impaired by
others to the world, by cancelling his original pa
tent taking out a grant in ls49, covering the APP
plicaiion Of heat to rubber either alone 20 rub
Der united with sulphur. grant in 1919, after the
disclosure Of il in printed publications, too late,
and could neither recall or deprive the community
Of that which had already become right vested in
and acquired by them.
(Here his Honor Judge Grier instanced a Gaze be-
fore Judge Kane, in Pmladephia,) where this point
was soiudged.
Perhaps the Court re1ers to the Of Baton VS..
Haggert, heard before your honor and Judge Kane.
Judge GTIER.--It was before Judge Kane.
II may be said the other side, that inference
is deducible from the date Of this Hancock patent
that Hancock had surreptitousy obtained tbs dis
coyery from Goodyear. Assuming, for the PURPOSE
Of argument merely, that Hancock had fraudulent.
y obtained secret knowledge Of this Improvement,
and with intent to Appropriate to himself the bene-
ct Of the discovery took out this patent in ENGLAND
Il still submit that b7 the publication Of the i'm
provemeIt in scientific journal, the moment Il Was
communicated to the public, 81 yIght 10 : subso-
queat pstent was dssssoysa.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, &c.

EARRIAGFS FOR SALE-ONE VERY LIGHT ROAD
wagon, one top wagon, aud two seated rockaway,
al IN rereos Also and business wagons
Of the Carriage Repository S Canal street. Broad
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SAPF.-s SMALL sALAHANDER SAFE (wILpER's
- pater for sn low. Apply for three daye 10 r. and
UED8hHiLL. Nos. and 8, John street,

ITO BAKERs.-FoR SALE ONE OF THE BEST
wholesale ard retail Bread Cake and craoisr
selling Is the III health Of present propresore family
ttrcet, to s. a CITRRTFR 80
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ROARDlNG.-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE CAN
- obtain pleasant and ndsoely furnished front
with bedroom attached IL with perm
or transient board at No. a Barclay street. TIVE
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ID CHANCE FOR A unTEI INYrsrnrNm 70


~ salethe good will and fixtures OF well estabIish.d
public resort the banks of the Sohuy In rural an.
tISs within the limits Of Philsdepha Situation
srabo spproachahle by plank road, railway steA-
boat House In prime order the grounds en-
beshed and the public resort TO IL large and t
10 within short ride hours walk Of he
tons Of tie city Has good vesetabo end flower
garden IN excellent cultivation Two ten pin alleys and
opportunity for other amusoments Mt hand eannboat
landing the grounds and snang waters by With
every to mako them accessible
The ehsracter Of the place Is rreproahabe and Offers
one OF the best opportunities bots
situation In the vicinity OF philadelphia. fortune to an
eiterpri.ing man With 81 al capital AID iress Hotel
Gaze OF a. e. Wright, " Harmony court Philadelphia.
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IL Giayslsi Academy for Dancing go Broadway viii
Oh The 1st Of October. Their ethld Of teaching
received universal appreciation ceblned with zion in
all the danees Ia modc and paTor dancing through
active and rscofu dsyeogemept Of the muscular powers
Of acquiring elegance and cay style motion in dancing
is reduced TO few compreht nsiyc rules simply explained
and thoroughly taught. TO stop properly IN walking In
order e obtain pleasing and graceful micn 70 ms part
in each Lesson and thing observed that sill npart
to the pupil digniaed aud noble department..
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