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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03

The Vienna Correspondent of Tie London Times,
under date of September H. writes as follows on the
Kosza affair 1t will be seen that Austria has yet
something to learn touching the character OF the cour
age and resources Of the American people;
Lite Is said and less written here the subject Of the
misunderstanding which has recently arisen between Aus
ra and the United States though it evident that cons
dorabe uneasness is felt The Austrian Consul General
nj SMYRNA has received a decoration but II u generally
felt that would have been much better If h. had never
medled with Martin Koszta People affect altogether y
dscrcd the reports relative 10 the unusual movements 81
American vessels in the Mediterranean but the departure
of the Austrian Minister Count dAppOny from Turin, u
sure sign that this Government with dpleasure the
intimacy which has recently been established bween her
Italian neiehbor and the great transatlantic Republic.
The language of this Government when discussing the
SMYRNA affair has with 1.-TWO exceptions, been eX
tre nev moderate; but it l. fully expected that the
Washington Cabinet will consent 10 Martin Koszas being
delivered ND to the Austrian authorities at Smyrna, that Il
Is not advisable hint that such may not b. tho
Ncue ZHrclcr ZeHg, which ridcucs the idea Of an in
Prevention on the part Of the United States in the Austro
Swiss difference IS of opinion that tie report was originally
spread 10 excite the Rada party in Switzerland 10 some
hostile demonstration against Austria.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03
WANTED TO KNOW

How many of the Illegal Rumsellers who were re-
GENTLY srrarned as lawbreakers and pleaded guilty to
the charge have gone on selling ever SINCE the same as
ever.
also if any one has stopped selling because OF his
prosecution and conviction.
N.o when tie rest Of the unlicensed Rumsellers
are 10 be served SIS these have been
Also whether the Authorities mean TO 90 through
with he lob hcy have undertaken in good earnest or
only to make show of fidelity IN order to throw du''
in the eyes OF the People.
Also whether the licensed Rumselers are 20 pc made
10 obey the laws-especialy those which forbid their
selling on Sunlsy-or whether license is to be held
dispensation from all law whatever.
Tie Mayor, tie Chief of Police and Court OF SEES
.ons. are sectiouatey invited 70 furnish answers to
these questions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03

TIE London Times has some quite demoerntic re-
marks on q Buckinghamshre agricultural festival
where Mr. Disraeli made speech, and among other
things prizes were distributed to modellaborers For
some thirty years of une1ceptionable devotion to his
landlord. and affection to his family peasant was re-
wardef with thirty shillngs as prize--a shilling
YEAR This magnificent foolery, aud some other cog
nete cases of exemplary bumpkn-yrtues, Disraeli is
eloquent and affecting upon. in set speech. The Times
draws parallel between the country loon 80 beooed
and the American slaye-to the advantage of the latter
an argument so unctous to the South, that we ex'
pcct TO see it universally copied, as two wrongs make
right on that question the other side OF Masons AMI
DixCn's line
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03
MORTALITY AT NEW ORLEANS. sc.

NV VRLtANs Thursday, sep. y IsN
The number Of deaths durisg the "a hours ending II.
morning 81. including - fora yellow foyer.
The new steamship George Law from New. York a,i
Havana has arrived at this port She brings no nem
Importance from Havana.
NEw-0RtgANS. Friday. Sent 30. 1859,
Interments Yesterday Is yellow fever cases L. Ints
ments at Mobile n, fever 4
NEw-0RLEANs, Saturday, Oct, l, 1884
Thirty three ntcrments reported 90 day OF Wild
IS were from yellow fever. AZ Mobile there were lta
termonts. o Of yellow fever.
Cotton has been depressed since the receipt Of N
Washirgtons news Thu market for Flour Is tendings,
wards we quote at as IS
The Steamship Falcon, which lefi Aspinwan on the NJ
ult. has arrived She was detoined in consequence
having to wait for the Crescent City There is noting
later IRON California
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03
BOLTS ND HARMONY.

Wien TIE Trbsse after the defeat Of cen scott,
corcurred in the opinion previously expressed By Nj
Webster and other high authorities Of widely different
views and associations that the Wing party was vriu
ally dissolved, We were pouncei upon by various ex-
allies who renewed farce frequently enacted before As
well IS since Of reading Us out OF the Wing Pariy.-
Lock al the great vote poled for Gen Scott tleF
who lad done their best 20 render inst vote as small IS
possible exclaimed in chorus; it Is aboa, twelve 70
thirteen against us-Nhat is there IN these Oh 70
discourage Us Were we not beaten as badly nJ-cA-
SOM second election as we now are Wh-t IS there
" mthis defe4ttoeTu O party -" VIZ gentlemen.
we repeatedly explained, IL Is nor the nun6c or PIE
"pondersnce Of its oPen adversa.ss but the demon
siracd prevalence Of treachey in is own rsuks that
is fatal TO the Wing party. The Free soil party is
routed far more 81 ,lay than the Wing yer il is alive
md vigorous still bul when the time has arrived IN
which awhig 50 uaexceg.ioasblc IS Gen Scott BY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC rELEGRAPH>
AFFAIRs Ar THE CAPnAL.

Srrtzi ID fsfaf q laf y 4 ffeter
NAsuiSGroS Oct fs,,
The Soo contract for the TehEAn.epec Road : Co.,,
The contract was made with Sykes & Co, Of Sbsx-s
England. to complete the Plank Road from Sueha q.
Coaiy Ccalcos River to the Pacific distance Of Is ar
in one year from the rst Of December and RalrA -.
ocean to ocean 100 miles in four yei-s from the a,.
December This information Is derived from high SON,
The Presidents thoughts are turned upon tbe prspat
Of his Annual Message.
In tie Georgia election. which comes or 70 mouos a
Ant Admin s;rutionists expect brilliant victory T,,
nor Is revived that certain Auditor viii get YsL.
Kivver af,Cr this election
The President thinks the London Consul too sisx.
denouncing the Union Democrats Some Of the latter ~
say that Young Rapid has ye TO run the gauntcs a 3
Senate and thu, he came, sey calculate upon exsc,
elem, new Tie entire Cabne, Is ncensed and Asrsy a,
Guthrie are particularly bloody minded about ysr.Ysa
rcousarce. eva
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03

,,s.sing N unjrst and isalmissible demand May we
80 tors th,t TT. IaisIEgere,r viii reexamine the
secretsrys language AMI revise its own hassy
II our Government Is entirely risbt IN tue i1'e' %
Kosz.A-ss we feel very sure it is-ies Is ioe ONE
exhibit the spectacle Of the American People ioFs
III partisan differences, al chronic Preuiiees al II
horn t;midities AMI raIying as one man arouni 'le
Government Of tleir choice in the defense OF wea~
psss against violence right against despotism humanity
scainst oppression. We have warmly symPathisea
with TIE In;sgeReer in resisting our rulers when they
we've wrorr and we greatly desire its cooperation IN
sustaining AMI encouraging them when they are molly
r-rht
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03
THE YELLOW FEVER.

syecal Dsraies 70 ne y. y. Tritsae
GRAND GULF, Friday, Sept %, lsu
There have been oyes 800 OF yellow fever a Il
place 80 Of which have proved fatal At Port GTbsas
hut l. adults Of the place have been attacked BY the scar
and co cases have proved fatal
The epidemic is spreading OK the plan:s,cus ani
very fatal % deaths have occurred at Lake Proysiea,
out OF population Of feo inhabitants The fver Is rags
fcariulv at vicksburg Naichez, end laEoo City sad
every place on the Mss ppi River between Princeton vi
the Balize.
The report Of frost in this region entirely untrue
Our planters are shipping no cotton to New 0rlsanss
present lours, %c, G.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03
n,r,oa,.. 10 ,hevhig state Convention.

1HcnD-q rBoaa. y. Bry,llr. o. vi Grsrsg.
g. WILLIAM c. WEED.
CLa4r-GroRcE VI BEcKWnH
Concsrorca.--l DgLo. L. SILL. o G1oRoE 4. s
CRoOErH
Cieao1go-i DEuAs HUBBARD. Jr O. T c GnsSSis.
D,L.ao-l Soawoo1 DowyE. DANIEL SrEw.
ANT
Eril--- WNERTy T.. CRAtyERD
FrHoa-Duycay McNamw
Creene-l. J H. CnEEs. .. Groncr J.. FEAycg.
H,rstm0.-i. JoHy S,rrEELEg. u :. Glaze.
Ladsson-l HEyEY G. GooDwIy.
Mc.tglssery-I. C 2 Harm. p +. L. YaTrs
Osrego-l STARR CLARE. 9. G. T. WHrELIR
Ofseg0-I JoHs Cook. =. DsSIEL HaRRsSToN.
Tonpkias.--l. ElHU Kfxc. .. CHArrEs HtfDf'
SuRiraR-3. II. LUcKY.
Sdrof0eq--l 4. II. PALMER.
Selosoci,-l THos 7 DAygoErH. = IcNtL'
Jefssoa-l WI b. FARwELL. ,. PaiSIA HthD''
IIa.ifqe,oa-I. JoHS VI STEyEysos. O. ". ;. FF''".
O.1oaf.-JoHy i. Kiy0.
ReHualelr-2 GIDEoy EEiSoLD--
ColamE5o-l. HEvEY 4. Dcboi-
C0vse0-l. srEPHfy V. Il. CooFAE '"''''
MoHs.s. 20. Wi.LiAx y. WooDhS.
Oroage-I SAMUEL j. FtR'Cf. .. F"''A''
10y. O. CaAHLE. c. Wnr-LEa-
Corflrn3-LotNI kiNfAt.
Daf,le.s-a GFoEes ISIS 3. Ot""'' L'''i''''
Vo,yea-PEL,TiiH RrcHAID-.
,rr-er-a. sAEUEL ALLEs.
Ir0pu<-a THEo7HILUs WILLIAM
C,c;9r-l G. n. SCHOLEFiELD. 3 fEE1thlth ~
orr.or1. g. A. d. BAEborR
O,oadqsa.- syracuse Dstl-AHo- T. "hAiScEt.
aleaog,- Eastern Dn.. -A-EAA.DES HA.e'eA'
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CELEBRATION OF TIE JERRY RESCUE


Alta special meeting Of the Common Council this mor
inc by he casting of Mayor Mccarthy the use 0fh
civ Hall was given for the celebration OF the AnnlvorsJ
of The rescue OF tho slave Jerry.
AT II clock Gerr Smith, the President, called 10 o.
der the multitude which had gathered at the Hall
The Rev Mr. Logan offered up prayer, and the Rev
Mr. May narrated the particulars Of the arrest aud rou
If Jerry.
The President then read address countrymss
declaring that there could be law which agains
doing 20 others as we would be done by-there was a.
law for enslaving Jerrylegislaon could not make ma
a slave The crime committed by government Is NO
therefore understood, and Is unpublished. Law abiding
men rescued Jerry from a mob composed OF kidnaPpsn
set on by the President and Congress- and the clergy
vocatng the Fugitive Slave Law.
Lucy Stone and Charles e Bureigh made speechss
The crowd being large, the meeting adjourned to 10
grounds of the Unitarian Church.
The Rev Antonotte Brown spoke with much vlgor
Corrtt Smith followed lie said honest ChrIstsniy
was doing as you would be done by. Marshal Allen sni
Commis.onor Sabine did not do toJerry ~ they would
done by and they were not honest, He believed siava
was 30 inwrought into government that would %
be terminated without bloodshod, possibly not wdhoG
oyerthrowing the government.
The Rev Mr L0quen and or two others spoke,
The attendance not large last year bat aooE
three thousand persons present, mostly from u'
country The weather chilly and threatening rAA
which Ifobaby kept many away. 4.
There was but little excitement about the affair In w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03

Another Murder A man, named Adee, was so
brutaly beaten on Thursday last by James Burns
that lie died on Saturday afternoon. Ana VIVA was
the cause Why, the cause of nne-tenths of all
crimes of violence committed in this City; Rum, of
course Look at the evidence. One who was with the
murdered man testifes that they started at "A o'clock
in the evening to take some mukets somewhere they
stopped at Odells and took drink delivered the
muskets and went to VIM Benefits and took an
other drink :" then went to Central Hall and there
also had a drink - soon after William Poole came
in and we took drink with him" aud then as B."
was about taking another drink" the row occurred
And the seller of the last rum tesfes that with the
exception Of the above witness oil were pretty well
intoxicated" We need not indeed we could not if
we would add anything to the weight of these horrible
facts They constitute one more argument for the
Maine Law-Ore more reason for its enactment that
no soplistry bgOtTy inyadate one more Of the
thousands of arguments, written in human blood and
echoed by widows groans, the wall of orphans, AMI
the deathshriek from the scafold Friends of peace
and virtue, do YOU heed the lesson
The Jerry Rescue Celebration at Syracuse on sat
urday, went of peaceaby, notwithstanding the fears
and secret wishes of the opponents of the movement
We give from the files received by the America va
lous extracts Tie news from England is without ill.,
terest That from Turkey is allabsOrbng and forie'
tie views we took at length the subject on Friday.
previous to the arrival Of the America The arrival Of
the Baltic may put US in possession Of some mocc IN
roltsnt details On the war question
We refer our readers to the remarks Of cur excel
lent London pondent \. p C. and to tae orig nal
remarks of the London press
The Ucser Ga.eife Of Amsterdam says Ii is stated
that the Russian Government has resolved u resist
tie attempts Of the Americans against Japan aal
tat the Russian squadron which recently sailed for
those seas was intended for that purpose The Rus
sian Government has sen; for Professor siebo,i w-o
resdcs on the bank of the nhiue 70 obtain from Au
every information relative to Japan and on the best
means To be adopted TO defeat the attempts OF tie
United States VI Siebold is wen acquainted With
japan, having resided there many years The Ouch
Go ument is said to be pleased with this determine
ton Of the Cabinet of = Petersburg, as tn Anegi-
cans also thrcateH tie Dutch Archipelago ani 80.
moreover, the English press express themselves II
favor Of the Americans. and have lately begun 70
throw discredit the Dutch ralc in the Ets, liz
..1 dies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03

ONO STATE FuR-This was held at Dayton at the same
time the New York Fair held at Saratoga The papers
90 not speak OF il in very Mandatory terms The show o.
horses wds superior That of horned cattle was not so
OF sheep the show inferior TO last year The exhibition
of swine better Mules abundant and good That Is
good They should be abundant upon every farm The
hen department was in all It's glory The famous ShgRa'
abounded and its tall awkward ungay but large proper
TONS attracted much attention OF dairy and farming pro
duct the exhibition struck meager remarkably The
show of improved implements was good The fixing Tor
the Fair perfect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGTON, Saturday Oct. 7, IsN
The following promotions in the Army have been -
nouncCd:
SECOND DRAGooNs-lst Lieut. F. Calhoun TO be CAP
tain vice Arnold dead Cd Lieut. Charles II. Tyler 10
LIST Lieutenant vice Calhoun, promoted.
MOUNTED RIFLEMfS-ist Lieut. Ihos. j. Ciaibourneh
be Captain vice Newton, deceased. I'd Lieut.. George
Gordon 10 be lst Lieutenant vice CaibOurne profo.s
Breyot I'd Lieut. Jerome n Bonapare to be 81 i.euiea
ant vice Gordon promoted
FouRTm INFANiRY-lst Lieut.. Henry VI Judah to n
Captan vice Adm resigned. I'd Lieut. Hiram Dyer to b
lst Lieutenant vice Judah, promoted.
The star says the Presidon, has appointed Matthew
Rue Postmaster at Montgomery Ala, vice Ih0s. Wehl
resigned and the Rev C. W. Dennison Of Massachuses
Consul 10 Dcmarara, &c.
Inward Of 100000 Government Stocks were redeems;
at the Treasury during the past week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03

GREAT CRANBERRY CRoP II MIYSEsorA-TLe papers
speak of the abundant yield this year of this valuable fi
The berries are gathered both by Indians and whites the
former generally pick them by hand the latter use Gran
berry rakes Where they are very plenty on smooth
marsh We have known one to rake twenty bushels IN
a day.
They arc worth from IS to 81 barrel in Minnesota.
There are great many cranberos in Indiana and Michi
gan near Lake Michigan The regular price there few
wears ago was 80 cents bushe now il is - to - 80
much for railroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03
HAVANA.
Arrival Of the Black Warrior.


The steamer Black Werr.or j D Bullock, L. $ ~ Con
nandcr arrived yesterday morning from Mobile s',
Havana She LEFT the first named port on me @'n u' AZ
tho latter on he 9Th.
The health Of Havana wa good
.robt disturbance Occurred 81 Cafdenas about me s~
ut resulting in several arresH' ,,
I,e~rnofon had reached Havana that the famed shYH
,or,dv sugIk had arrived OF Vera Cruz in charge Of
ofthe Mexican Navy and TIA; It was expected -
,.d be condemned for having been found under Ms1cH
color. equipped Tor the slave trade
II wes stated that cargo Of $50 slaves had been sueees
6,l,v landed about two weeks ago near Trinidad on -
south coat but bis E1eeilency the Captain General !"
sno every ezeon % detect the parties concerned 10 ID
violation Of the ia"
Tho proceeding tga'ns, Il. Julian Zulueta had e'e
,bandoned Rurnors were rife in Havana that Gen Pen
,a would very SON relieve Gen CsnedO as Governor 90
eral Of Cuba. -
grand ball wa- announced TO take place ct the psss
On the 10Th nt-the anniversary Of the Qaeen Of oPsS'
birth DAY.
seme sedaiOus pamphlets supposed TO have conn =
tie United Sate. having recently been Introduced ~
sland the police actively engaged in discovering "
parties having copies Of thee publications
I, was reported IN Havana tho, Mers Dlago q ~
plsniers had failed, and that the'r habI''' ''''''
- .,0CCo -. -
Tie hrce American sailors belonging % '1e 'S'P"
ain u prison brit through the indefsngaoe
Ct, Con.ul ca Rob.nsoB, IN Their cenAa uify W
be very soon released ,.a
F,eiabts were up and vessels ID dea1Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03

Michigan STATE FuR-Ihis was held at Detroit last
week The cattle were mostly Deyons and Durham+ The
Short horns did not make first rate show Tie ARrer,ser
SAYS:
ON the contrary, the Devons made fine show, ant
some of the finest animals for symmetry beauty oil iorm
and carriage on the ground were the Devons.
Swine were not well represented Sheep rather better
among which were some excellent South Downs The shang
hais made tall show In manufactured articles the show
was fair Tie attendance was very numerous among which
the pickpockets were busy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03

Err Breisach the Chemist Of whom we have hitherto
,poken in connection with invention for the prodac
non OF Wood Gas has just arrived in this country with the
intention OF bringing his invention before the American
public Mr. is brother OF l. r. Breisach well known
Hungarian gentleman Of this City and we understand that
bic Gas has been successfully introduced into three large
esies Of Germany
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03

Missouri Ton,cco CROP INJURED By Frost -1he -.
Louis ErcnRg Mars of Sept. 20 GAYS
Accounts continue to come in fromte country relative
10 damage done by frost TO the outstanding me
nicbs of the DIST and ed letter received 10 day from
Lincoln County states that oil The low grounds and in
the creek bottoms suffered severely number OF crops
had not been cut aud all outstanding was more OF ess III
nred we fear that great injury has been done through
out the tobacco growing districts Of the STATE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03
n YES:

Understanding that special order was isssed on
SATURDAY. TO all our Captains Of Police to report all the
eoeshops that should be open Yesterday we took no
tice Of the first hundred rumhoes of all sorts as we
walked up Broadway from the Park last evening
and found them all shut-except ninety-nine. F. s.
The hundredth was in full operation but had its shut
ters almost closed for deceneys sake.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03

Tar PoEvs or SARAH HELEN WmrYAN VII be issucd
in The course Of this month by Geo. II Whitney Prove
dence L. Mr. Whimans writing have held Tor years an
honorable place in the pOetcal literature OF our country
rs al recent collections OF American verse a. well as inc
columns Of orr best periodicals attest and We are sure
her Poems now first collected will be widely wclcemd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03
ULNTsS OF COZ. FREMONT.

LOrIsFILLE, Slfurd y, U1t !, I5JJ
Col Fremont has returned to 1t. Louis on account q
N health lie win postpone his tour Of exploration IL
the present remaining a. S. Louis Until bis health saa
cieuilr recovered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03

IIo.11 gtoa Col EEEyEzERMoMCRRN. GEoE'r
W Taony
Jglron CO.. CaLvN LurLEIIELD JE'sE l..
Mil.
Er.e Co ROLLS GEnwAIy. T. NELSON IrcH.
Oreoas CO.-JlrEvuH FRHENAN.
Rea,.elq.r CO. JACOB FsEE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03

Prof Bayerhoaer has just been sentenced at Mar
burg in Iesse Cassel, to fifteen years imprisonment to
hard labor, for treason lie has already been in the
United States two years. VIII the Hessian coward
and tyrant send over and catch him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03
HEAVY GALE AT THE EASTWARD

ST. JOIN, y D, NtIufdhy, OtI y I0'''
We learn by telegraph this evening f.Om Richbuo, s
on Ihursdny night they experienced Tho heaviest gaze
t,t reoinn that has been known for twenty year, Ia
Fngljsb and Norwegian vessels are on shore ~ hachf
Io,Le sI.o severdl vessels shore. Much dansr
nod likev lee been done to wharye scows Blooms, bon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03
MILITARY MOVEMENTS.

PORTLASD, Saturday, Oct. /, ls'J
Company H. Of the Third Artillery, United States Arm;
,iotion ned at Fort Constitution New Castle mnsnasi
hy BTovci Major Austin, has been ordered TO calief11
and will leave on Monday next. The company '1aI'D1
a.. Fot Prcbic has been ordered 70 California.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03
Democratic Nomination..

En- Co... ELIJAH F0RD.
Ur.doter C0.-JAcoB OnEIL has bo,n nom mated i0r
e election
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03

ClsCHsATI Saturday, Oct. ], lsSL
Motion has been made for q tria Of klssane soi
will be argued next Friday Ki.ane attempted 10 con1k
sui1ile I'm al laai mint.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03
Netp'2lork Daily Gribu,1s,
MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1853.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

TO CORRESPONDENTS
No notice Of Communications Whatever
insertion be authenticated by the aud
address OF the wTernot necessarily for Publication bat
guarantee Of lis good faith.
We undertake 10 return reject Communications
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03


ceye that Films Howe Ir advertising himself ss patentee OF the
ofigin Wing Machine and claiming that all who machines
HAVING needle needles with The point are Eepons
Me to him These contradict Howe not the
original paicntoe John Greenugh aud Geoge Coiss each
had psteut Sewing Machine before o sc MS
Once show Howe the gut and
fs machine which he Obtained bis patent lie
AID moi the needle with the the point lie not
The original the combination OF the eyePontod nse
and the shuttle ucrock stitch with two threads
thnes which the essential basis Of all
SEWING Machines by aud combined
sood Sewing Machines which used aud extensively
exhibited both NewYok aud Baltimore more than 10 years be-
fore Hcwes patent was granted . 90,
OF on the needle and shuttle combination
of them The these facts abundant ana conclusive
diverse circumstances would pn
to applying paten' for original nyen
by entitled and n due doubt viii gt
H. In that case license will be protection against
shall then and psist just
ffom all Invention All Who feel en- ntere IN THIS sub
receive the safuelory evidence ,hA
was hIst and original inventor Of the sewing Maohne
WALTER HUNT. No li5 Charessi, NY