Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-06

the friends OF Mr.. Fillmore In fennsyIV6nlA
to vote for a union or fusion electoral ticket,
so as to express the sense of what they think
is the majority in the State against Mr.. Blu
chanan These letters do not appear to meet
with the appreciation Of the straight-out Fill
more men, and have created much dissatisfac-
ton. The attempts at fusion electoral ticket
have a IL failed
The Financial Circular of Messrs. Sweeny,
Ritteuhouse, FAINT & Co., Bankers, of the 9th,
says:
Land Warrants continue depressed. The
dealers both here and in New York, owing to
the large excess floating in the market and
the slight demand, do not look for any ad-
vance
We quote the market dull at the following
rates, viz
Warrants. Ruying Fer acre Selling per acre
40s...... 81 .06........... 81 10
IZ0S and l6O5.. So........... ~
sos and 1908. 90........... %
Messrs Gwynn Day, dealers in New York,
say, Land Warrants in this market, for the
past week, have been very dull, and some Of
the dealers stopped buying altogether. We
are paying "a to IS for 120s, and 80 for 80s
and 1908.
The Hon. Reverdy Johnson.-The reader
Will find on the Stars first page to day
sketch of a very able speech (politicaD re-
Gently delivered in New York by this distir.-
guished gentleman. We commend it as afford
ing evidence that the Democratic party have
been great gamers in exchanging the class of
persons who have left it within the last two or
three years for the class Of conservative Wings
of whom Mr.. j. is so emphaticalIy a repre-.
sentative man.
Dead.-Lieut. Joseph S. Day, U. S. N for
q month past q patient in the U. S Insane
Hospital near this city, died on the Sd inst.
He came home in the brig cambridge recent
ly from the coast of Brazil.
Gunner John Martin, U. S. N, died in
Brooklyn, N. Y, on the 5th inst.
List Of Patents following is the list
of Patents issued from the United States Pat
emit Office for the week ending November 4,
1S56-each bearing that date:
Christopher Amazeen, of New Castle, N. H
For machinery for operating the pawl cases of
q ships windlass.
Robert Anderson, of U. S. Army, and Aaron
Il. Fancleve, of Trenton, N. For improve.
ment in cutting metals
VIM A. Burt, of Mount Vernon, Mich.-For
instrument called an equatorial sextant.
Albert Carter, of Forestville, Conn.-For
Improvement in odometers.
VIM G. Dreamer, OfNew York, n. Y.-For
Improvement in railroad car brake
Edwin A. Davis, Of Crawfordville, Ind
For Improvement in railroad station ind icators
Martin Eberhard of Philadelphia, Pa
For improvement in rocking chairs.
OrmrOd G. Evans, Of Stantown, O.-For i'm
prOvement in spading machines.
Harlan P. Gerrish, Of Roscawen, n. H.
For improvement in machines for huskipg
corn.
Hiram Groves, of New York, N. Y.-For i'm.
provement in automatic musical instruments
Peter c. Guion, of Cincinnati, o For i'm
proved cOwl or draught accelerator for steam
ers.
Dennis Harrigan, of Winchester, Mass.-For
improvement in railroad car brake
John Harris, Of Hoosick Falls N. Y.-For
Improvement in machines for making rope.
Nathaniel Hayward, of Colchester, Conn -
For improved catch for India rubber shoes
Elmore Horton, of Bristol, Conn.-For fish
ing implement.
Lucius j. Knowles, of Warren, Ma,s.-For
improvement in looms.
Pells Nanny, Of Waddanis Grove, Il-For
Improvement in automatic rakes for reapers
VIM McLachlan, of New York, N. Y, as
signor to Robt. Livingston, of same place
For burglars alarm.
James F. Monroe, of Fitchburg, Mass For
improved lubricator.
Henry B Osgocd, of Dorchester, Mass For
spring frame for packages.
Jos X Perry, Of Port Clinton, Pa For i'm.
proved joint for uniting a mortising chisel to
it's mandrel
L. D. Phillips, of Chicago, Ill.-For I'M
prOvement in trowels
Wilson A Purdom, Of jackson, Miss For
improvement in cotton gins
Joshua Perkins, of West Killingley, Conn
For improvement in machines for husking corn
Jno. Robingson. of New Brighton, Pa-For
improvement in chain pumps.
Thomas L. Roach, of West Needham, Mass.
For Improvement in hay rakes
s Ii Roper, of Roxbury, Mass-FOr i'm
provement in sewing machines.
David NJ. Tyler, Of Lisle, N Y.-For i'm
proved method Of starting and stopping water
wheels.
Joel Smith, of Northbridge, Mass.-For i'm
piOvemant in throstle spinning machines.
John c. Smith, of New Hartford, Conn. For
Improvement in weaving long warps.
Isaac M Singer, of New York, N. Y.-For
improvement in sewing machines.
William +. Shaw, Of Boston, Mass. For
apparatus for heating or cooking by gas.
Richard Trusseli, Of Brooklyn, N. Y.--For
Improvement in stirrups for riding saddles.
improved machine for saving marble and
stone. .I- .'.#
A. 8. Walbridge, Of Burlington, Vt.-Bor
improved self acting head and tail blocks for
saving mills Patented in Canada, July 20,
1853
Thos. Maycock, of Buffalo, N. Y assisuor
TO himself and Henry Rice, of same place.
For improved drain-tile machine.
VIM S Pratt, Ct Brooklyn, N. Y assionor
to }. S. c. Thursby, of same place For
fabric for underlying carpets.
Alexander Smith and Halsyon Skinner, of
West Farms, N. Y.-For improvement in
power looms ....
David N. Lawrence, of Cincinnati, Obio.-
For improved shutter fastener
VIM. II. Plumb, of New York, N. Y.-Eor
in crushing rollers, for ores, dc.
BENZ Mackerley, Of New Petersburg, o =
For Improvement in cider mills
Alfred Tippett, of Washington, d. C.-For
m proved tool for tenoning, dc.
Rsissuss. Stephen X. Baldwin, of Clifford,
Y. II For improvement in the machine fog