The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-05


Printi~g-A~ Aettcs Ca~vass and its Con's-
quences-The Nsw York Hards" in the House.
Iheatrieais tn The Capital. &c.
Your limitations regarding the duplicity OF the
administration In their pretended support Of the
Nebraska bill, are perfectly correct, - any person
here on the spot can testify.
The personal friends Of the President, and Marcy,
Gushing 4 Co-mch IS Paul R. George, Dean,
Hughes, and others-are violent in their denuncia-
tions of the BILL and openly avow their determine
ton Of breaking it down. II the President was
sincere in his support Of the measure such language
on the part Of these men would at least induce q
GOODNESS, and prevent them from attending con-
stantly at the White House. and being consulted BY
Its occupant on every occasion Such, however, IL
not the The Kitchen Cabinet is still in full blast
and Paul. r. George has audience of the President
at oil hours OF the day or night Sydney Webster
and other messengers from the Presidential mansion
are continually bearing missives to the George and
the Dean. In Q word, the most intimate relations
continue to exist. What inference, then, can be
drawn from such conduct Is it not plain that the
articles in the adminstra papers, denounciDg the
Nebraska bill the official support given to the Seward
0rgan-the Itmes-and the secret efforts Of the
Presidents bosom friends to defeat the bill are all
part OF scheme to betray and defeat the wishes Of
the South and to keep alive the slavery excitement?
Mr.. Nicholson, the present editor Of the Union, ID
In great tbulat0n for tear the House will not elect
him as public printer; and 80 anxious he that he
could not wait till Gen. Armstrong; remains were
IN the tomb, before begging for the position, and
publicly paradiDg en- announcement that he had
entered into an arrangement with the family of the
late printer to divide the profits vita them In case he
Was successful If the printing of Congress is to be
given out, as matter Of charity to the most neces-
sitous, then should all the poor make apDlica ion.
We do not believe the announcement was made with
the knowledge OF General Armstrong; children,
WHO are well OF, but simply as q means Of exciting
pity, and thus putting money in Mr.. Nicholsons
pure. II Beverly Tucker ia elected printer then the
Union must 60 down. 1t is only now sustained by
the public pap, and II this is taken away it will be
influence.
Several Of the national democrats who represent
New York In Congress, have already done good SER
vice in the cause, and made both it and themselves
stand high in the esteem Of the House. for their bold
and manly conduct in exposing the turpitude of the
present administr st0D. Mr.. Peckham, of Albany,
has been bepufed good deal, and heralded as
ever, can only judge of his wisdom In the same
way tho owl obtained its reputation for similar
quality. He has not opened bis mouth yet When
he does, We may expect perfect avalanche Of
wisdom.
The truth is. with the exception Of Walbridge,
Cutting and Wheeler, the "hard" delegation Of New
York is miserably weak. Were it otherwise, more
attention would be paid to the party, and better re
suits would have been manifested But of the three
gentlemen named, two have been objects Of
jealousy and backbiting on the part Of those whom
they had right to look to for support, and hence
their efrts have measurably been nentrazed by the
detection in their own household.
Miss Davenport has been playing an engagement
during the past week at the Variete here In conse-
quenee Of the number of balls, WE'LL perhaps, asthe
fact that Forrest was playing at the National, her
houses were not crowded, but the audiences were
with even more spirit and grace than ever, regret
to notice she was very badly supported by Mr. Good
all This Is the more objectionable, as that gentle
man 10 talented naturally, and does himself great
injustice by his want of study. In nearly every part
he has played with Miss Davenport he has been def
cent In the text and alec In stage business SO much
SO Is to embsrrass MISS Davenport and seriously i'm.
pair the interest Of the play.
Miss Dayenport's engagement extends for several
nights longer. Meantime she receives every at.en-
ton at the hands Of ladies and gentlemen here who
ike %SqS sheefs vie he a. sns5 are delighted
with her talent In the profession she 30 mush xdorns
American Genius
List of patents issued from the United State
Patent Office for the week ending February %
1864, each bearing that date
s. B. Bachelor, Of Lowville, N. Y.-For improve
ment in scythe fastepjbgs.
john w. Cbitteddon, AMI William G. Mead, OF
veray, lndiana-Fol improved machine for splitting
hoops
John P. Conser, Of Newark, N. j. Fer improve
Lewis W. Colver, Of Louisville, Ky.-For improve.
meht in seed planters.
Robert W. Davis, Of Rodgersville, Y.-For i'm
provtmt mt in churus.
ment in machines for pulver'zing ores,
Timothy ID. jackson, Of New York, N. Y For
improvement in dies for making seamless metal
tubes.
Samuel W. Bullock, Of New York, N. Y. as,isnor
to Stilman Allen 4 Co, Of same place-For i'm
prOvements In quartz crusberf.
Michael N. Gray, Of Philadelphia, Pa-For i'm.
provemeDt In railroad chair machines.
Thos. D. Henson and Geo. Rohr, Of Charlestown,
Va-FCr improvement in seed planters
VIM Burnett and Jn0. Amsterdam, Of Boston,
Mass.-For Improvement in the use Of fusibe disks
IL steam boilers.
ment II ENC white furnaces.
Frank 6. johnson, of Brooklyn, N. Y.-For table
to hold bank notes when cut.
A. 8. Lyman, Of New York, N. Y.-For improve
ment In sir engines.
VIM. Mcbride, of Bristolvlle, Ohio.-For improve
meDt in II achines for making bed pins.
james Pitts, OF Lancaster, Mass.-For improve
ment In cotton picker cylinders.
seph sawyer, Of South RcyalstOn, Mass-FOr
improved socket for bench hooks
VIM. Sumner, Of Worcester, Mass.-For improve
ment In orgaus.
|, Solomon Bell, Of Marseilles, 1n-For improvement
George A. Rollins, of Nashua, N. H-For i'm
proved tool rest for turning lathes.
J. G. Snyder and Joseph Young, of Wheatand
township, Pa-For Improvement in seed planters
Linus Yale, Of Newport, N. Y.-For improvement
in bank locks.
Jacob Zook, Of Harrisburg, Pa-For improved
carrier for lathes.
L. Otter p. Meyer, of Newtown, Conn.-For i'm.
provement In vulcanizing india rubber and other
gums.
james F. Brodhead, Of Rondout. N. Y, assignor
to Thomas Rtch, Of Napanock, N.Y.-For i'm prove
ment In force of saw SETS
Stephen T. Ruggles, OF Boston, Mass-For i'm
pr0veMent in printing presses
Abjan Hall and Sylvanus Stortevsnt, OF South
Paris. Maipe-F.r Improvement in Snow poughs for
failrOa0s
Jonas Holmes and Ephram French, OF Lee, Mass.
Fer improved process OF manufacturing variegarei
rowing. Patented May Is, 1852.
William. +. Ketchum of Buffalo, N. Y-For i'm
provement 10 grass haivesten. Patented Feb 10,
1852.
DESIGNS.
Frederic Starr, Of Rochester N. Y,-For design
for cost iron legs for pisnoforres.