The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-08


ristss Railway has now req he'd point l22 miles
from the city, the edge Of the c,al felds, Of
whose best veins lies on Rsccoon Creek.
In the line Of the Marietta Railway, no less than
ak new furnaces are waiting the compilation Of that
road, 70 60 into full operation.
The tendency In the whole mineral region east
Of Cincinnati, u to move its products towards Gin
cinnati-iron, coal, aalt- and when tho Southern
railways are completed, copper and zinc will all
manufactured and the residue resold to the interior
This branch Of business alone would build up
great city.
4-oF EDUCATION.
This Ia no uniwportapt part of city or its
growth Cincinnati has long stood foremost in the
West as to public schools, and they now promise to
pass beyond anything in the country. BY the union
| made betwe the fucds OF tie city and those OF
been provided to build up the real colleges Of the
people In 1854 the fue structure known as the
Hughes High School was erected, and In 1866 the
still better one Of the Woodward School,
In the Hsh Schools are provided the bsst means
ofeducation for both sexes; and tneresis really no
reason why the children Of Cincinnati should not
have the very best instruction which the cvlliza-
| tion OF the world affords.
nothing to aif9rd any idea that the permanent
prosperity OF Cincinnati will be in the least
diminished. Something we greatly need, and
nothing more than incorporated bank capital,
by its perverseness and opposition to all the councils
OF wisdom, coulo have injured the growth Of such
place rs Cincinnati, 1t would have been done; for
certainly folly in that respect has done its worst
and perversity exercised al Its ingenuity. Luckily
the commerce Of the city was too stable and pros
porous to be destroyed by such means. We look
forward to q better day, when legislation will
be for US, and not against US, and the city have
fewer burdens to bear.
New Patents Issued.
otofp otn 1Tntka Ckokn Dn-
tent Office for the week ending July 8, 1855, each
bearing that date;--
Wn. Adsmson, Of Philadelphia, Pa. for improve.
ment in sand paper cutting machines.
Ethan Allen, Of Worcester, Mass, for improve
ment In fire arms.
A. G. Billings and B. H Ruggles, Of Palmer, Mass,
for mode OF riveing shingles.
Addison ?: Brown, Of Brattlebozo', VT, for self.
Ephraim Brown, Of Lowell, Mass, tor burglars
alarm.
Adolph and Felix Brown, Of New York, N. Y, for
machine for boxing and turning wood.
Gardner A. Bruce, of Mechanicsburg Ill, for i'm
provement in harvester reels.
Sylvester Colburn, Of Apsonia, Conn, for improve.
ment in grain and grass hsrvesters.
Julius G. Dlckey, of Sarat ogs Springs, N. Y, for
improved mill steps.
Robert D. Dwyer, Of Richmond, Va, for improve
ments in attachments for ghtn;ng rods.
Edmund Field, of Greenwich, Conn, for improve
meDt in locking Iatches for doors.
Geo. Finley, of Collins to xnship, Pa, for i'm
provement in machines for washing sand.
Thomas Fowler, OF Coaoes, N. Y. for improve
ment In knitting machines.
Ctas. Folsom, Of Cambridge, Mass, fer improved
book clap.
H. H. Ful'z, of Lexington, Miss, for improved
horse power.
Jocob Holshman, of Dayton, O., for improvement
in steam boilers.
Isaac R. Hartwell, Of Woodstock, VT, for machine
for cuitit cavities spherical, ellipsoidal, etc.
James d. Hays, OF MI Morris, ILL.,, for improve.
ma in lard
Edmund Hayes, OF Wheeling, Va, and Morgan
Hayes. OF Washington, Pa, Tor improved apparatus
for setting boxes for carriage tops.
Birdein Hobby, of Seneca Falls, N. Y, for
method Ct regulating the issue aperlurss, and of
suspending turbine wheels.
VIM. H. Hovey, Of Springfield, Mass, for improve
mens IN gram and grass hsryesters
N. G. Hubbard, Of New York, N. Y, for method
Of banging plane stocks and their mouth pieces.
Friedrich W. Hoffman, & Chas. W. Gustav. For.
dan, ct the county and State OF New York, for i'm.
provement In machines for making rivets.
james q Wyhe Little, OF Princeton, Ind, i'm
provenen. in attaching the connecting bar to the
cutters of barvesters,
Jno. Loudon Otto Ahlstro n, Of New York, NY,
for improvement in screw fastenngs.
Jean Pierre Molliere, Of Lyons, France, for i'm
provement in sewing machines. Patented in France,
May so, 1854.
Milo Peck of New Haven, Conn.,, for improve
Paul Pecknam, Of Petersham, Mass, for machine
for dressing connicsl tapering surfaces.
Samuel kockafelow, Of Coatsville, Pa, for i'm
plovement in moving machines.
John ]. Rollow, Of fredericksburg, Va, for
Improvement in machines for husking and Smelling
corn.
A. a. Rowand, Of Allegheny City, Pa, for
machine Tor feeding sheets OF paper to printing
i. Edmund @. Smith, of Cincinnati, Ohio, for
method OF cutting straight or curved morticss.
VIM. S'inson. OF GeorgetoWn, Pa, for improve
Samuel r. Thomas. of Lawrencs. Mass. for i'm
prove ment IN looms.
Hiram Tucker, of Cambridgeport, Mass, for
improvement in spring bsd bottoms.
T. j. Van Banschoten, of Poughkeepae, N. Y,
for Improvement ia horse collar blocks.
John U. Wallis, OF Danville, N. Y, for improve
ment In paddle wneeis.
Nicholas W Whitehall, OF Atlica lad, for improve
George b. Wilson, of Elizabeth, Pa, for i'm prove
ment in cooling and drying -four.
Robert Wilson, If Columbus City Iowa, for i'm
provement in apparatus for heating feed water 10
steam boilers.
Robert Wilson, of Columbus City. Iowa, for i'm.
provement 10 stoves.
jerome B. Woodruff of Washington, d. c.. for
improvement In sewing mschihes.
Edward Brown, of Waterbury, Conn, assignor to
the Scoville Manufacturing Company of same place,
for machine for bevelllng and polishing thu inner
edges of daguereotype face plates, or "mats.'
William Mcdonald, Of New York, N. Y, assiguo,
to X. Hoe Co.. OF same place. for machine for
miterng printers rules
James Curtis 4 Samuel Hoa:d, Of Chicago, Ill.,
for water metre.
Augustus NJ. Glover, Of Marlborough 8. c.. for
improvement in cotton presses.
John Power, OF Boston, Mass, for cork machines.
George w. btedman, of Vienna, N. Y, for i'm.
provemert in sewing machines.
Thomas Silver, Phllsdel ohia Pa, for improvement
In marine steam engine governors.
DEsIGNs.- Russell Mann, Of Troy. N. Y, assignor
to G. w. EDDY, OF Waterford, N. Y, for design for
cooking stoves.
Henry Hebbard and John Polhamus, Of New
York, N. w. tor design for spoons
HAUNTED HOUSE IN NEwPoRr-MAN KILLED BY
SPrRITs--MysrERIOU DoInGs.-We are informed
that haunted house has been discovered In New
port-that this institution of venerable and gnos.ly
and desthly associations is situated on Madison
street. near the Suspension bridge, and that it was
recently occupied by family named Park There
has been much sickness In the house. and very often