New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-14

using his right to manufacture ain'"' % oaOa'N'O'
;,,ue Of law. has at last been decided after
49,. r,igaton in favor Of Mr. Goodyear. The de-
AZ the Court is very Ions and sustains NJ Good
ve,r IN every point. 1t had become almost fixed
;des in France that the Courts would not sustain for
egpers IN these cases. and that foreign inventions
MIGHT be appropriated without fear of moestaioni o"'
DE Court in this instance has put all such IDEAS ii
nat. The property confscated in this case . very
srpe and shows clearly that there could have pee" no
doubt in the mind Of the Court - TO Its duy " VIC
premises. The following is the decision IN prie''
WI Conformity IN the articles 49, 81 and ~ o. me
law Of July ls44 Messs Auoeri re n..--nsn,
demned TO nav each 900 francs 10 me ~
an" 70 70, "' co ysncb Is54 ALBERT & Gerard are
,,hn~ condemned TO pay oil damages caused b. the
,nsnnfoc,urc and sale Of GoOdyears patent Xco9s'
ri 90 ar further condemned o. make TINS decisO pup
y ,,,cans of 500 hsndbiils and by lnser ION IN SIX
iourals ct the selection Of DR. Goodyear, 10 be pad
nv Aubert 4 Gerard. They are condemoed $50 10
tfe costs Of suit
About two months ago New-iorker arrived here,
who profssed 10 have lot Of inventions destined TO
render useless by tho expedition with which they
were calculated 10 destroy whole armies. In London,
bis name was announced being the owner Of these
Inventions and being his way to see the great
patron Of Yankee notions, the dead Gar Nicholas'
The gentleman proceeded for a. Berlin but for rea-
sors which are not apparent stopped his voyage at
that point and came to Paris Here, without any fixed
intentions in regard to offering his internal machines to
III. French Government, he commenced series of e1-
reriments in his ROOM which was in highlyrespect
able hotel near the Madeleine. His first experiments
we're with gun, which was intended to dis
charge forty bullets in four seconds Of time.
Unacquaintcd with the restrictions Of the French law,
II 4l.f.o Oh q.
the amazoment and alarm Of the noighbors. report
Of the mysterious stranger and his powder exper ents,
soon found its way to the police, and great move
ment in that body porceptibo in that immediate
neighborLood. lie wos supposed to be an individual
in the pay Of the refugees practising some Internal
machine designed for His Majesty Louis Napoleon.
On lie first dag guard was set before his door, and
dnripp That day an agent mounted to his ohambe
three times 10 examine his passport The same thing
YVES rereaied the next day, his name and description
having been supposed in tire meantime to agree with
the nome and description Of the gentleman who had
psssed through London some time before, ON his way
10 see the Emperor of Russia. At the end of the
second dag our friend whose patience was worn out,
and who spoke not q word of French, had a violent
crossre alteration in the two languages with the
policeman who threatened him that if he did not
lis experiments, or explain their object, he would be
allowed the opportunity of doing so before the
Prcfec of Police at that gontlemGns classic resi-
dence on the island. This threat began to
open our friends eyes to the realities of French
police laws, and the experiments ceased. But the
story had been magifod, and had already penetrated
every del artmont of the Government Our Charge
st this Court happening 10 find himself in company
with the French Minister of Foreign Affairs about that
no fle
acer int ntions and I'M cntons Of certain Mr. r. who
was stopping at THE hotelT The Mnisterwas informed
that the gentleman in quosionwas entirely inolfensve;
that the had some valuable inventions for purposes
which he had intended to take TO Russia, but pre-
vented from some cause or other and that passing
his return to NewYoTk he stopping for some days
in Paris and in the meantime trying expert
ments nor his own satisfaction withhis inventions. This
vas sufficient; what was at first great annoyance
tuned out a fortune. The inventor of the all-kiing
guns rcce, cd at once polite invention TO appear at
the War Office and show his inventions, honor
which perhaps no inventor has received in hundred
years, for all know withwhai difficulty examine
ton OF inventors is obtained from the Govern
ment; and at this moment o leaned Commission,
composed of seven Generals and three Engineers are
examining his inventions which in the
opinion of your correspondent purely visionary and
worthless
/ was astonished few days ago by call from two
friends, now living in this city, but formerly from
Louisiana and lately returned from visit TO ST. Pc
tersburg who sent in from the ante-chamber two nm
e1ccpiionably-cngraved cards of the following des-
cription: The first, which was mounted by the en-
craving of bear rampant, with crown slightly
elevated above bis head, bore the name: "Le C0mfe
LanSrolcski de PiagaemiHes." The other bore for
coat of arms two crocodiles rushing at each other,
aud surmounied like the other with an imperial
crown. II bore the name "Le Baron BrOdask' d A.
fakcpaS" | confess | was asionshed and puzzled.
Under the l. ON the first card and the Is on the
second thought | detected sylables of names that
sounded familiar while the two noted rivers OF the
south were not TO be mistaken. But the bear ana the
crocodes the crown and the titles puzzled me, aud
il was not until | ventured ut last to see the distn-
xuishcd visitors that the enigma was cleared up.
The gentlemen were convulsed with laughter al my
confused as;onishment and they assure me that the
scarcity Of Russian nobemen at this moment in Paris,
renders their enterprise highly amusing and service
able one.
Two incidents in connection with the American de
partment of the Exhibition in this city have been the
cause of considerable meuiment this week in The pa-
ace-buding Canada, which WAS placed alongside
the United States was allowed space much too small
for the exhibition of her products, while the United
States had too much Canada therefore asked for an
noxaiion dnd she has consequently been regularly an
nered to the United States. Her Commissioners were
anxious for the annexation since her products are gen.
ernIy cassed here and understood being American
products The other incident referred to was this;
The American part OF the Exhibition thus far is clear
Of boxes and the spot being in the center of the build