Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-04

Carter was examined in the case Of Mr. Byrens,
on the Governments behalf.
Before Court No. 2, to-day, in the case Of
Commander Ringgold, Surgeon D. S. Green
was examined on tho Governments behalf.
- Court No. 3 transacted no business to day,
the Judge Advocate being indisposed
TIE RuroREpS REMOVAL OF Governor
WALKER.-The New York Neus. of yesterday.
contained the following brief despatch from
President Buchanan to the Hon. d. E. Sickles,
which shows that we were correct to the letter
in contradcting the previous telegraphic story
saying that the design Of removing Governor
Walker was entertained by the Government
here: .k..>tsL d o. -
WASHINGTON, Nov. ., 1857
To Hon. ID. Z. SICKLEs There is not word
of truth in the removal of Walker and Stanton.
r. HENRY, sec'y. -aEA 4 J. hUcHANAsG
JUDGE CHARLES E. simultaneously ap-
pointed an U. S. Associate Justice for Utah
Territory-!eaves Washington this afternoon, en
route for the scene of his future official labors
He carries with him the best regards and wishes
for his future, of hosts of friends.
The CLERKsHIP.-Nearlya all Democratic pa
reis of Virginia, are advocating the election Of
A. d. Banks, Esq, of the Petersburg Demo-
crat, to be the Clerk of the United States House
of Representatives.
LIST OF PATENTs.-The following is the list
of Patents issued from the United States Patent
Office, for the week ending Nov. 3, lS57-each
bearing that date: -...
A, G.. Anderson, of Quincy, Ill-For improve
Henry w. Bill, Of Cuyahoga Falls, O-For
arrangement Of feed water pipe in the bed Of 4
steam engine
Cyrus Chambers, jr., Of Philadelphia, Penn
For improvement ia machines for folding paper
Richard ii. Cote, of ST Louis, Mo.-For i'm
proved machine for making bolts.
ID. M. Cummings and p c. Cambridge, jr., Of
North Enfield, n. H-For improved method of
reversing the chisel in mortising mac hines.
John w Currer and James Al. Thompson, of
Holyoke, Mass.-For improvement in curtain
fixtures.
Samuel 8 Day, of New York, N. Y-For i'm
proved rose for door knobs.
WIN IL Dolson, Of New York N Y.-For i'm
provement in apparatus for mixing and grindi ng
oil paints.
Robert Ferguson, of New Orleans, La-For
improved apparatus for unloading vessels.
Geo. Focht, ofReading, Pa.-For improvement
John Gardiner, of Philadelphia, Pa-For can
dy twisting machines.
f.. l.. Gaylord, of Terryville, Conn-For i'm
proved machine for bending metal plates.
James Goodn, of Cincinnati, O.-For smooth
ing iron.
Jackson Gorhan,s of Bairdstown, Ga-For
violin attachment
Geo. r. Gordon, Of New York, n Y-For i'm
provement in printing presses. .-..
Alonzo Hebbard, of New York, n. Y-For i'm
proved water cooling pitcher.
John l.. Lawton, Of Baltimore. Md-For i'm
proved method of operating scroll saws
Francis Z. l.owthOrp, OF Trenton, NJ J.-F or
improvement In iron truss frames for bridges, d C.
Jas. H. Madison, Of Serbia, Y-For i'm
proved mode Of chamferinS and crozing barrels
Francis McGhan, of Washington, u. C.-For
improvement in water closets.
Gilbert II. Moore, Of Rochester, n. Y.-For
improved rotary excavator. ... .....-
VIM. Newell, Of Philadelphia, Pa-For meth
cd of cleaning and polishing coffee.
Samuel Penberthy, of Chicago, 1l-For i'm
proved method of expanding tires
NJ C Root, of Toledo. O-For improvement
In iron shutters for doors, windows, &c.
Samuel J Seely, Of New York, n. Y-For i'm
provement in canal lock gates
N. j. Skaggs, of Talladega, Ala-For i'm
proved mode of Tightening tires carriage
wheels.
Samuel } smith, Of New York, n. Y-For
hand printing press.
Reuben W. Stone, Of Solsville, Y.-For i'm
provement in the joints of carriage tops
Noah Sutton, of New York, n. y-For i'm.
Theodore II. Timby, OF Medina, ~ S-For
improved barometer.
George II. Wood, of Green Bay, wis-For
improvement in rock drills.
Hosea willard and Robert Ross of Vergenpes
Vt For improvement I'm harvesters -
Charles Whittier. Of r. bury, Mass For i'm
provenent In vane governor for steam engines
&c.
John Waterhousc, of Little Falls Y-Por
Improvement in machinery for burning wool on
the pelt.
Henry F. vandenhove, Of New York, n y
For improvement in folding iron bedsteads
G. Fl. Andres, Of Goshen. N. Y. assipnor to
Squire Lee, Of same Place-For improvement In
sewing machines.
Merwin Davis, Of New York, N. Y. assipnor
to Peter q. Bergen Of Brooklyn, N Y.-For i'm
Provement in printing presses.
Reissnes.-Eenry Pearce, Of CINCINNATI, O.
FOR improvement In cofdage machinery. Patent
WIN Kelly, Of Eddyville, Ky.-ror improve
Inent in the manufacture OF iron. Patent dated
June SD, 1857
DeNgn.-Wm Il. CoggeshaIl. of Fall River
Mass.-For design for stoves ,
Andnio"df DnProremsnt Goddard,
stands. Patented April 2oth, 1857
The WEATHER The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time Of observation is about clock q. m !:
NOVEMBER 4, 1857
New York, N. Mammalian, cool -...
RRn n1t;poIs IA ra'.'''.. clear cool
" Washington, ID. Geo.. clear, pleasant
Richmond, Va. clear, cool
petersburg, Merchandising cold.
Wilmington, N. Co... cloudy, warm
Columbia, b. Commune cloudy
Charleston, :. C.......... cloudy.
Augusta, Ga.............. raining hard
Savannah, Ga. ............pleasant.
WAGON ia. ...............ra raining, cold.
Soiuhous, od. ........ CLOUDY, cool.
Montgomery, Ala. cloudy, pleasant.
Lower Peach Tree, Ala clear.