Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-25

New York papers, that the Right Hon. Robert
Lane, of England, vice president of the Board
Of Trade, appeared in court on Monday, and
occupied seat on the general term bench be-
side Judge Clarke. Such courteties are worthy
of note. They serve the purpose of removing
national asperities, and producing, as q con-
sequence, a better state of feeling among those
who, though inhabitants of different countries,
speak common language and are alike in.
terested in everything that elsvates the social
and political condition and adds to the sum OF
human happiness.
List Of Patents issued from the United
States Patent Office for the week ending Sep
TENDER %, ls56-each bearing that date:
Samuel Arnold, of Green Hill, Tenn For
fly trap.
Hosea Ball, of New York, N. Y.-For i'm.
provement in ovens
Isaac Boss, Of Brooklyn, N. Y.-For i'm.
provement in ree6ng topsais.
Malender Bates, of Carlton, N. Y.-For i'm
provement in corn planters
George Craino, of Fairfield, Iowa.-For i'm.
proved method Of feeding and saving shingles
A II Croker. Of Oswego, N. Y.-Eor i'm.
proved stave Jolnter
BenajahC English, of Hartford, Conn For
improved mode of adjusting the Stats of win
dow blinds.
S.B Fuller, of Worthington, Mass For
machine for painting carriage wheels
A M George of Nashua, N. Y.-For i'm.
proved explosive she'll
Alexander Gordon, of Rochester, N. Y
For improvement in feed roofs Of straw cutter
George w. Griswold, of Carbonate, Pa
For improvement in metallic braces for heels
Of boots and shoes
Henry Gross, of Tiffin, Ohio.-For improved
device in machines for manufacturing bed
pins. ..... =.
Charles w Hackott, OF Elmira, N. Y.-For
hand straps OIL.
James Jones Johnston, of Allegheny, Pa
For improvement in corn shelters.
William A. Jordan, of Thibodeaux, La
For improvement in brick machines
David Kerr, Of New York, N. Y.-For
Improvement in manufacturing ingram car
peting.
Daniel Lamson, of East Weymouth, Mass.
For improved machine in notching hoops.
ID o. Macomber, of New York, N I.-For
improved omnibus.
Robert Moor, of Westport, Ind For i'm.
provement in securing spOkes in the hubs of
wheels
Thos McDonough, of Middletown, Conn.,
For improvements in the air engine
w Minard, of Waterbury, Conn For
improvement in making brass kettles
Albert s. Nippes, Of Lower Merton, Pa
Fer improved machine for grinding saws
Stewart b. Palmer, Of Tully, n. For
improvement: in blow pipes
Norman W. Pomeroy, Of Meiiden, Conn
For improved lubricator
Geo. N. Ramsay, of New York, N. Y-For
improvement in cast-iron pavements
Isaac J. Robbins, Of Penis Manor, Pa.-For
Improvement in hay rakes.
Ethan Rogers, of Cleveland, Ohio-For i'm.
proved hydraulic brick press
Josiah A. Royce, of Lee, Mass.-For self
regulating draught for chimney tops
JOS. Sawyer, and Sylvester Sawyer, Of Fitch
burgh, Mass.--For improved hoop machine.
A. D. Shattuck, of Grafton, Mass For i'm
provement IN carding engines.
Sinclair Shannon, of Buffalo, N Y-For
improvement in lanterns.
Thos. Slaight, of Newark, N For i'm
proyement in lock for freight cars
Hamilton Smith, Of Philadelphia, Pa
For improvement in grain separatOrs
Isaac Spencer, of Guilford, Ct.-For i'm
proved grain threshing machine.
Franklin Thorpe, Of Shelbyville, Ill-For
Improvement in churns.
Amasa Stone, Of Philadelphia, Pa For
improved tool, for forming grooves around the
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plastic substances.
q. Il. Townsend, of Rochester, N. Y-For
Improvement in feather edge gauges
VIM. P. Wood and Samuel De Vaughan, of
w ashington, ID. C.-For improved devices in
saving machines.
WIN. NJ Wright, of Pittsburgh, Pa For
improvement Ia warm air furnaces
Alonzo Webster and ID. X Bennett, of Mont
peller, Vt-For improvement in machines for
saving marble.
Lawrence Reid, of Barren Island, N Y,
assignor to John A. Schwager, of New York,
N For improvement in process for prepa-
ring fertilizers
Rufus Rode, of Manchester Township, Pa
assignor to John Denig, of York, Pa For i'm.
provement in boat oars
Augustus Simpson, Of Worcester, Mass as.
signer to Samuel IL. +. Bingham, of Weston,
Msss.-For improved belt punch.
VIM. II Wood, of Washington, d c., as
signor to Samuel De Vaughan VIM. P Wood
OF same place.-FOr improvement In reaping
and mowwing machines.
Destgns.-S. Pratt, of Boston, Mass
assignor to w and j. Treadwell, Perry and
Norton, of Albany, n Y.-For design for
parlOr stoves.
5. T. Pratt, of Boston, Mass, assignor to w.
and ). Treadwell, Perry and Norton, of Al
bany, n. Y.-For design for oven stoves.
Resignation Of an Army Oficer.-The
resignation of Second Lieutenant Francis L
Vinton, first cavalry, has been accepted by
the President, to take effect September 80,
1856.
Appointment. Lloyd Walton has been
appointed by the President, United States At
torney for the western district Of Louisiana,
vice G. G. Briscoe resigned
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department. On yesterday, Oath September,
hero were of Treasury warrants entered on
Tho books of the Department.
For the Treasury Department. S276 %
For the Interior Departmental. 1,547 O9
% Customs: 5000 56
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