The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-09
sbaDdoesd meh t have bsen led 10 infer from Va
rious gtat0mAnka In this pApDrp,

sssDdossd ss might have bssn led 10 infer nou Va
wAnusoros, Jaa. 4, 1854.
We shall have . fierce 6sbats on the constitutional
ing from port in one STATE to port in another ate in
the United Safes The Pres isnt the Secretary Of the
sss D' S1 ss and
hArfors; but It Is not only the whi9r but also portion
Of esmoc..s who are .nont to argue the oppo,
floor to morrow will commence the bali There Is NO
qu..tn that can possibly come sefors Congress SO likely
a. throw the Northwestern States into confusion
though doubt much whether these States would gain
ota BY continuation Of the present system Of improve
be met the is settled the better 1t Is for
the whole country. The whols Southern wing Il the
democratic party win certainly take the Presidents view
There yery little doubt but that Colts patent will te
renewed Both Committees Patents In the Senate and
coed feeling In regard to it In both houses There
ever stronger aIguments yet in favor Of The renewal
otsat patent than the committee iueg bare put foa
sne wh. Y,ersnt themselves Naturally to every dsn
teresed sss: There Is, IN general too much Jealousy
Of intellect and ingenuity and general disposition the
and invsntiens Of others As general rule, may 30
said that patentses consider themselves lucky in
the frat seven years Of their patent they %.as enough to
almost chance they do not make their expenses
The moment patent begins to Fay the oommuni wants
tributes much to the comfort and convenience OF the
public these very inventors, who hunted down ~
! III VINO co not ENJOY Inc 3" monoPoy OF DRAINS,
Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun
: WAsHNGToD, Jan =, 1851
Tho STAT: q ~ California LIKELY to occupy more Of tho
executive legislative ana judicial for years to
come, than any other dozen States in the aop The
execution OF the laws in thst distant region attended
with great din ,ulty and expense, and may become
cstsary to give 1t separate post Office ssablishment
ps S I .nd jadie.Sy naspsnds 11 uor.%s
court would judge, from some circumstances that the
the stats. viii BE- reluctant to submit their
It'll. to the final decision OF the supreme foe eral court
or tbs pa Of
inn where the DE- cson by the Board o Com
misioners msy DO sgsnst the United State. Bet
the claims Of the squaters and The claims Of the large
moropol .ers the United States viii not be likely to eb
tain any land for the purpose OF donation distribution
referred the other day to the argument in the su
prme Court in the Dubuque case. The Court will not
Az regards this suit involving the title to the city of
Dubuque, 1t seems that 1t 10 impossible for the claim
settlers the full cos. Of every building put up q syery
square foot Of prairie so turned over Of every rail put
into fence DC law OF Spain which Is ALSO the law
be eviceo the full value Of all improveme made
under the belief that he was the owner and fully pro-
tects him from all LA biy for profits This Is
II .hould BE- and dvests this suit of the great mpor
lance was at first supposed to possess Instead
eo to this remembrance for the of improvements
be worth than eight nine hundred thousand
i
advanced by the Attorney General his able argument
be not this law as to Iowa improvements will
secure their hsmes to the people in adverse possession
now numbering upwards Of four thousand.
[Correspondenos Of the Ohio Deu,ocrst.l
WASHINGTON, Dec. 81, 1858.
Hon. r. N. Young was appointed to 20 to Minnesota
to make alton OF the frauds charged last winter
has just made his report which viii be sent to tho
Senate and learn that the charges will be fully
tools dareputsbls light The late agent Of the
Winnebagos has been found, after examination Of
dollars, and suit Is brought against him BY the govern
|snt for that amount Gov German and Cen Fischer
have ~ no u s
President and Commissioner of Indian Affairs w strength
en- their arms in doing so and not suffer them to be
hurled Gown BY the wolves vhO after the money Of
the poor Indian" some of these hsve claims
as they assert, on the Winnsbago Indians and the i'm
man Who made treaty With the Iud.ns this year and
exchanged lands with them, would not allow Indians
to got to finger The lands owned by the Indians were
Pine tbersd, and the lands given them exchange by
them and traffic. and WAS altogether orc
suitable for them But the shoot" all the traders
s s,.sa about Is that would have made booty 70. them
places to suit these men, unless they win willing in
strum nts BY which they accomplish their nearious
ends
Correspondence OF the Detroit Free Press
bill was introduced into the Hou 70 YESTERDAY for ihe
reIe OF samuel CoL" This exceedingly modest title Is
made use OF to what strikes be most rep
rebepsble species Of special egsation. It H. fact
bill 10 extend the patent Of Samuel Colt for his nvention
Of revolving Ere arms HAving applied to the Commits.
soEer OF Patents for the necessary enson he
refused having In the opinion of tina, gentleman been
sufficiently penated his invention during the pre-.
vius existence Of the patent TIE affair brought
before Coz through the agency Of his snd" the
son OF distinguished jurist Of New Jersey, who fro
quenty has bad his legal knowledge brought into requi
nton IN similar cases. This gentleman true to the in.
terest Of his employer, who, doubt has instructed
him not to spare" but spend as II II but throwipg
sprst to catch salmon "-entertains daily at the Ma
onal with the choieeat viands and wines those dear
friends who calculated upon to to 'he relief Of
Samuel Colt" Well, indeed, may this strous extra.
vasanee be INDUCED In IL after depletion, his anAncss
By the anticipated 'rslisf would b. advisable if
thoe gentlemen while partakDg Of the got thnSs pro
vded for them BY Mr.. Cots friend would bear in mind
that the hook which viii draw them into betrayal Of
the inter est Of their constituents 10 baited BY their OBJ
equious host who adopts this least calcu
lated to create any alarm in the breasts Of gentlemen
inaccessible to bribery. hope Congress will, By It's
action in this case, give sufficient proof that It's purity
and integrity not be tempered with with impunty,
and that ID ough Of its members may enjoy good
living that will not bs At the expense Of the country
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