Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-27

Isaac Edelman, Of Phi 1sdelphia Pa, assiptor
to g w Edelmah, Of sud PhiladelphiaSFor
lanes Fere uson, of Brfdgewater, Mass as.
signor to himself and Lazell Perkins Il Co, of
said Bridgewater For improvement in valve
gear of steam engines. Il
WIN. ri. gray, Of Dover, N. H., assignor TO
himself and Albert q. Brown, of Salem, Mass
For improved chcn stopper.
Hsw. Hardness and VIM. A. Terry, of Bris-
toll, Conn, assignors to themselves and Joseph
Sigourney. Of said Bristol.-For improved appa-
ratus for broiliRg, toasting. &c.
H. w. Hardness, Of ristol Conn assignor to
himself and Jeremy w. Bliss, of Hartford, Conn
For improved anchor ball.
Timothy d. Jackson, of New York, N. y,
assignor to Joseph w. Bartlett, Of said New
York For Improvement in sewing mac hines
John Jackman, ir., Of Newburyport, Mass
assignor to himself and f.. ii. Ashcroft, Of Bos-
ton, Mass.-FOr improvement in cutoff valves Of
b. w. Mcclure and George Marsh. of Pike
Hollow. N. Y, assignors to B. w Nc Clure and
J. ii Windsor, of said Pike Hollow. For inn
provement in horse collar blocks.
Frederick Reuthe, OF Hartford, Conn, asspnor
to Moritz 10th, Of said Hartford F or trap for
animals.
Henry Ridley, of Hartford, Conn, .assignor to
=. Thatcher and Walter Stilman, OF said Hart
ford-For improved carpet stTetcher.
lie Roy s. w hite, Of Hartford, Conn assipnor
to F. w. Sperry, F.. Hurlbut and J III. Ashmead
Of said Hartford.-For improve furnishing ma
chine.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Cuppers, of College Point.
N. Y.-For improvement in manufacture of hard
rubber goods. Dated July 20, 1853.
Hosea Lindsey, Of Asheville, N. G - For i'm
provement in pumps. Dated Dec. a, ISsj
NAVAL OFFICERS DETACHED AND ORDERED
Lieutenant James Ii. Spots has been detached
from the Michigan. and ordered to the Cyane.
Lieutenant Calville TerTett. deta tched from
the receiving ship Pennsylvania, has been or
dered to the Cyane.
Lieutenant James Stillwell. detached from
to the Cyane.
Lieutenant George P Welsh has been ordered
to the Sabine, rice Lieutenant J. B. Creighton
transferred to the Roanoke.
Lieutenant Abner Read, detached from the
Roanoke, has been ordered to the store ship
Supply.
Lieutenant H. A. Adams has been ordered
to the receiving ship Princeton; and Purser G..
W. Clarke to the Supply.
TREASURY APPoINTMENTs.-The following
appointments have recently been made by the
President
Thomas Snowden, to be Inspector of steam
boat boilers at Pittsburg, Pa, vice A. Watson
Redman.
j. Grace, to be Inspector of steamboat hulks
at Pittsburg, vice j S. Dickey.
Horace Moody, reappointed Collector Of Gus
toms at Oswegatchie, N. Y.
James E. Gibble, reappointed Collector at
Beaufort, n. c.
james w. Rhea, reappointed Surveyor at
Tuscumbia, Ala.
Lewis. Lighter, appointed Surveyor at Cairo,
ILL.,, vice John S. Hacker.
A CoRRECTIoN.-We find, in the New York
Herald of yesterday, the following denial of a
report which was published few days ago in
that paper, and has since been going the rounds
of the press. We give place to the correction,
although the misstatement did not find its way
into the Star:
BINGHAMToN, n. Y, August 95. 1855
The dispatch published In your paper this morn
ing purporting to come from w ashington stating
that had resigned the office of Naval Oftcer If
the port Of New York, is error am SLOWLY
recovering from my long and severe Illness, and
shall return to New York In a few DAYS.
AusBURN BIRDsALL.