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ON the petition of Samuel Colt, of Hartford,
" Connecticut, praying for the extension of
a patent granted to him on the twenty ninth (29)
of August, 1899, for an improvement in firearms,
and in the ap aratus used herewith, for seven
years from the expiration of said patent, which
takes place the twenty ninth (29) day of
August, eighteen hundred and fifty three, OS53:)
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at
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II prU III, rss ponus1os ~ ne hsPss suc aug 20
10, NJ. ece tnss oy this tine our alnisssr 70 Mex
sans anS 1usoen nA' oAsea nc opus@'os OF Ns~ Or~
,xL-s 2 o. bis very tm porsnt duties ct Mexico Tha
Iii ~ tic prsbleo committed % his ai Il one of aim.
~i,v .u'sos ns ~ osve " meet On aols and
"a srtsRonist, but Who Il also paciOus AN -
- General Gsdsden- although not nan of = 4 -
nJ OF ABILITIES, IN . gentleman Of high stArsctsr "a
o. ngoesp Tor mary years officer of eng aesrs win
y i0Ibt comprehend and out the ps au-s
Ds und-rst0od nave been 90 amitta1 20 aim
In tbs co.. neeton Dsy stateshs rumor TAT the ~
unm.D bHs not tnssrdotst Mr. Gadsosn to ofT A
oeney confederation 70 Mexico for rslinqu ,hent 4
al caim - the Meills territory. Ths eovsrnms.r n
o-sr uson Us tite hut thorzsd our o,.tar
70 purchase portion OF the state of sonora x,lh tina
nee. ar right o way sach arquis,tio4 wa oe
srnfr'1at'os d-~irons 10 b. ed ,,roxre.ye s.d
70 Ieavt to bistoY the iesaoy ., euIa, sd
AmonRt the eminspt iran 10 the city 10 80 ns.
ton Colonel tdnopd Fcuchat of Lcusaca n. n q
creole n ne 1914 it5 .nd "a. ~ Aa a
Geperi Jsctsop NJ the battle VI Ner Orleans h 4. nas
sd 70 his txo. sucy q. z Hebsrt Govsra,r of I,,sa
"a loione' Foashett Is uod.rsod " oe on nj, s.y "a
NeF frx Ter the poroos- of suusrnteDdias m.
ng 81 The battle Of Ner Ocieaos IL .ip NJ Ma t ,,s
De na eyer visited thu. part Of ths euubss Ta- v.iat
ing .hco he has IN charge seid he stscpe sod .pj
e<ded 10 eommemorAte
fcr'nsser Csmoosl bsrg again a. hs post the ccar'
%'t TOR the sppsr tm9pt of pcsmss a. St Louis
w prosecuted w'th GoIooe Benton IN
JWee Bo~iD .dsseose- the osAws Gsihoaa,
E.q II l. i'm the eoi Il tina fu tndsdsA
pbsre both msri,rriou ara se&inusy supported But
We nsy sat cip.tc from ,he Vdoutabs Of
toi. 6sn,,n tbs. hs ~in c,u.mand success' IL b
w .ifn the limits OF possiotlty.
have learned from nrdcobtsd authority that CAvvoD
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paDce mar ey entrusted eth ths important quea.
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The San Fssncisc0 Custom House.
TO THE EDIroK or THIS HERALD.

NEw YORK, August "A 1858
SR:-As Mr. 7. Bn Ter King 10 hi coptrovsssy ~ith
Mr.. Ward bss introduced ne Of Mr. Iaynsrd wao
L. n California veasfs'ty that Won will Ia.
sert the eDoo-s6 ana ooiire. Yours DUFF GREEN.
DUFF GREEN TO T. sUTLkR KfSG.
NEw York, August 23 1858
sR:-ID Jour letter published in the aERALD OF this
date. you rsy:-
The unjust ooloiIg and tendency of Mr.. Ward let
ten Ia IN my cpDion pert AMI psroe Of pau Of y
Of mis- crean@. not contested ~tn government to
bjurs mo"
Ii your lestcr published iD Timer yor oaots from
tie CORES pcsdeDt of th-' !. iolIs sp:-
Ny original informant rasr Two the charges mads
sesinst your fathsr Lieut.. hsyn~rd, OF san Fran
cisco"
And ADD
"At my earliest nience pFccesied 10 WASHING
ton 10 inquire into tese grave nsrspressnts
learned that Lieut.. Ma asrd bad rooe 70 California
Ibave therefore b. sk IN shat too term us
crtAbts ard wb~tosr T. yor- pur po-s 70 apply
Ii TO Mr.. Msynar four ooe5iept .evsnt
DUFF GREEN
MR. KINGS REPLY.
NEW YoRK Aosuft ~, 1853
GNs DUR GRExS:-
sR;-ln reply to your note Of fais da.e have 10
that tbs word "mis scrssnts ussd In letter puohsd
In tDs HERAiD Of hie dss fnteuded To inciuds
treppiy to Lieut. MsyLxrd IS do soo~ mat ne
attempted 70 " jurs 40. Your obed eat servant
T. BUTLER KING
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SRANDslAkckrf-D Dishosgsr eEsvANr GIRL -Sons fe !.
DAYS sfoce, girl nsueo MsrA I.asy o In. enoos al,
Mrs Burrows, OF NO "a stanton stroes New York stole
several Articles o. oiofh,pg valued IS fn hsr eu
ployers, aud escsp+d Williamsburg Ys,ta,d.v %
tpg Officer Shsrmsn II toa rrrs ward n ala
covering her place of sbode, co .ns s.-,.r 81 <o n
Fth and 5sxth streets 80 he ssase ice NJ oe.
Brads, foond the wi,sua Articles soe r.s,oess rbeo
their owner For some reason anspo~ ~n NJ. n r-,,ssd
ecupg tbs thief, c,osequsaty s left to pre,
upon others r'
Another thief, Brtgs mfort, girl fourteen vac,
Of age In the employ OF John Bspsock No 100 SOUTH
sixth street. vas yeete dsy arrested ior sio,iIDr At
variovs times - So in chspgs from money . ysT
Of her employer She rent 20 the House OF Rsage.
NSmnRLy POLICEMAN --potosHan Patterson ef the
Third vssd, was deprived Of his by Cast Kih on
MeonA day nornicg for drunken and diso,dsry c'ndao
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-26


There is to be public demonstration at Utica on
Saturday, the 9th inst, on the occasion OF the
breaking ground for the Beach River and Utica
Railroad. Gov Seymour is to be present and ad-
dress the meeting.
Tbis ra lrosd will he nearly parallel with the Wa
tertown and Rome Railroad, but will more directly
accommodate the fertile valley of the Beach River
with an avenue to market, the losation of the pro-
posed nilroad being considerably east Of the route
o. the one now in successful operation.
The northern section Of this State has been much
neglected by agricultural emigrants, and vast ex.
tent Of country yet remains wilderness In that re-
eion. 1t is beginning to attract attention. and
must advance in value with the opening of every
new avenue to market. The Beach River aud Utica
has the advantage Of extending the facilities of
communication to this wilderness, while its route is
through an old settled aud fertile country. From
Utica to Lake Ontario Is about one hundred miles.