Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-17
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JEREz.-Some days ago We stated that the
Government here had taken official cognixance
of the Extraordinary act Of Dr.. Jeres, in co
dssvoring to defeat the voyage Of tho steam
ship Warrington, addressing to him . oommu.
nicstion appropriate to the occasion. The fact
was subsequently denied by the Washineton
correspondent of the New York Times, Whess
pen h apparently one Of the tools with which
Lord Napier and Mr.. Vanderbilt both work In
sssaying to carry out their respective schemes
with reference to Nicaragua and its transit
route. The following letter, which We find in
the New York Day BooF shows that our stats.
ment referred to above was, as is usual in such
matters, entirely correct -'s'..',s.7'zs't
5 -sDEPARrARxr OF STATE, !,
WAsHINsfoN, Nov. Q, 1858.
Joseph l.. White, Esq, Nesc York. : ID D , - Z
SIR: have to acknowledge the receipt Of your
letter OF the 4th inst relative to publication in
the Herald, at New York, by Senior Don Maxine
JeIe1, warning the public against purchasing
tickets for the steamer Washington, and to in
form You, in reply, that this Department has ad-
dressed an Official note to General Jerez, pointing
out the improperly Of his course, and expressing
the dissatisfaction with which 1t has been re-
garded. LIwIs CAss.
APPoINrRD.-Mr. Samuel Byington, 30 well
known to all the citizens Of the District, having
resigned his late position of master armorer
at the Harper's Ferry (Virginia) Government
works, was to-day appointed to be the Super
intendent-and Of course master armorer, we
presume, at the Washington City Arsenal; q
post for which no one can be better qualified,
and to which his transfer will give infinite sat
isfaction, especially to all interested in the
future welfare of the section Of the Federal
Metropolis in which the Arsenal is situated.
LIST OF PArENrs.-The following is the list
of Patents issued from the United States Patent
Office for the week ending November I6, 1855
each bearing that date:
John Adams, of Pittsburg. Pa.-For improve
ment in wash boards.
A. +. Andrews and J ii. Andrews, Of Avon,
Ct-For improvement in bomb lance.
Alexander Amman, of New York, N. Y.-For
improved knife sharpener. -..
Thomas C. Ball, of Keene, N. H.-For i'm
proved infants cradle.
Obadiah Bayly, it,, of Dearborn county, Ind -
For improved safe lock
Josiah Black, Of Memphis, Tenn.-For I'm
proved lath machine.
Asa Blood, senior, Of Norfolk, Va-For i'm
provement in bee hives
John P, Brinkerhof, OF Brooklyn, N. Y.-For
improved machine for making spoons.
proved shoe-peg machine.
Robert A: Campbell, Of Salem, nd.-For i'm
Provemenf In devices for saving the seed from
hay fed TO stock
James CLARK, of Philadelphia, Pa.-Por i'm.
provement in mode Of connecting electro mag
netic apparatus with tooth forceps.
H. w. Collender, Of New York, N. Y.-For
Improved billiard table.
John Crawshaw, of Rochester, N. Y.-For i'm
provement in power looms ..
Reuben NJ Dalbey, Of Mount Washington,
ooFor Improvement in sealing preserve jars.
G. b. Deepen and f Levengood, Of Meyers
town, Pa For furnace for buTing coal dust.
LeTges Diss, Of Utica, ". Y.-For improved
Cornelius Donaldson, of New York, NY
For improvement in vault light.
Bartholomew Essig, Of Pittsburg, Pa For i'm
proved egetable cutter and coffee mill combined.
Moses 6. Farmer, Of Salem. Mass-For i'm
proved electromagnetic fire alarm apparatus.
Wilson Green aud Malcomb Nc r ishrr of c hat
tanooga, Tenn.-For improvement in straw cut
tiers.
Alfred Gregory, OF Washington, d. C.-For
Improvement In hand hammers.
William Grey, Of Nicholsville, o For i'm
Proyement in binding attac hment TO harvesters.
proved astronomical instrument.
Albert Goodyear, I'd, OF Hamden, Conn.-Fo or
Improvement la automatic feed boxes for ami
mails.
Stephen Hull, Of Poughkeepsie, N. Y.--For
Improvement in harvestefs.
c. Jilson, Of Worcester, Mass.-For improve
ment In animal traps
J. Herva Jones, Of Rockton lll.-For improve
Inent In horse power draught.
Thomas Lewis, Of Madden, Mass-For i'm
provement In breast pipes
Charles T. Liernur, Of Mobile a-For i'm
trains.
Rufus Kendrick and Alpheus w. Arkenson,
OF Csmorldgeport, Msss.-FOr improved tele-
George H. Mallory, of New York. N.Y.-For
improved machine for saving and planning shin
James s. Marsh, of Lewisburg, Penn.-For i'm
provement In harvesters.
Frederick McNair, Of Fultonham, Ohio.-For
improved hand drill
James Nj. Meshutt, Of New York, NJ Y-For
improved tongs for coal, &c.
John Miner and Silas Merrick, OF New Brigh-
ton, Penn. For improved washboard.
Jesse +. Potts, OF Apalac hioola, Fla-For i'm
proved centre boards for vessels.
Isaac REIN, Of Philadelphia, Penn.-For i'm
provement In melodeons, &c.
Harry Robie and Royal V. ROBBIE, OF Eaton,
N. f.-For improved churn
Samuel y Shinn, Of Lancaster, N. Y.-For inn.
proved mould for glass bottles.
Benjamin Shiverick, Of Pittsburg. Pa -Por
improved forge hammer.
Charles w. Stafford, Of Burlington, Iowa
For improved churn.
John Cleves Symmes, Of Watertown Arsenal,
Mass-For Improvement In breach loading fire.
Daniel J. Tapley, of Danvers Centre, Mass
For improvement In machine for moulding boot
and shoe soles.
John Tingley, of Potter county, Pa.-For hame
fastener.
Daniel Vrooman, of Hudson, O.-For improve
ment In ship building.
| Noah Warlick of Chambers Court house, Ala
For improved spring bed bottom.
Irwin A. Williams, OK Utica, N. Y For loco
motive lamp case
Andrew b. Clemens, Of Derby, Conn, assignor
to the Birmingham Iron Foundry Company, Of
Birmingham, Conn.-For improvement In braid.
ing machines.
James Lyon and George ii Brady, Of New
| YORK, N. \ e, assignors to themselves and Thos
| Falls, j., Of said New York For improved
/ mach inc for cutting bunys
Isaac Rich, of Manchester, Conn, assignor
| to Samuel c. Arnold, Of said Manchester For
/ improved instrument for trimming the edges OF
| boot and shoe soles.
John Cochrane, of New York, n. Y.-For i'm
provenent in rails for railroads
| Reissues Jarvis Case, Of Bloomington, Ill. :,
| formerly Of Springfield, Oho-For i'm provement
In seed planters. Patented January Is, 1855.
| George T. Gordon, Of New York, NJ Y-For
Improved printing press. Patented June IL, 1855 T.
| Edward Harrison, Of New Haven, Conn.-For
| Improvement in grinding mills. Patented June
| 6, 1854.