Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-21

ly know it. The travel, however, is very
heavy, rs every train have been on, or met, is
crowded with passengers. and none Of them have
IS than two, and often three or four, passenger
cars.
I notice good many arrive here daily from
New Orleans via the river, and some even from
points above, to take this route to the East, new
and comparatively unknown as II Is. and you
may therefore imagine that an immense travel is
in store for II in the future.
In INV next letter design entering more par
ticularly into the minuti;e of the route, to
give the traveller and tourist a convenient memo
randum of reference to be serviceable before he
starts, as we as while on his journey.
The weather is not as warm ~ expected to
find 1t, and discover that those little pests, the
mosquitoes, keep entirely out of striking distance
In the day time so that altogether u is very
been and it Is expected that It will be again In
few days, awfully hot SO adeu.
MONSIEUR ToNsoN.
LIST OF PATESTs.-The following is the list
Patents issued from the United States Patent
Office for the week ending July 20, 1S53--each
bearing that date
Horatio Allen, of New York, N. Y.-For i'm
provcment in tube joints for condensers.
X ii. Allen, of w Orcester, MasS-For improve
ment in connecting the end of railroad rails.
Jacob Banta, of Jersey City, N. For i'm
proved knife cleaner
Edmund F. Barnes, of Brooklyn, N. Y-For
improved combination OF electro aud permanent
magnets to render telegraphing magnets easy OF
ad justment
W r Bennett and c. storer, of Boston, Mass.
For Irvine box.
William Brown, Of Duncannon, Pa For i'm
proved washing machine.
A II Burdine, Of Chulahoma, Miss.-For i'm
proved hine for sharpening gin saws.
G. d Cotton, Of Gaiesbursh, lil-For improve
ment in plows
John Crawshaw, Of Rochester, N. For i'm
provement in machines for cutting out the soles
OF boots and shoes.
Leonard Crossman and Samuel Atkinson, of
Elizabeth City, For improvement in fire.
boxes for locomotive engines.
Gustavus CuPpers, of College Point, N y For
Improvement in manufacture of hard rubber
goods
Chauncey A Dickerman, Of New Haven, Conn
For improved steam heater.
Edward Dozen, OF New Britain, Conn.-For i'm
proved spring bolt
GerTet ErksoD, OF New York, n. Y,-FoI i'm
provsment In grinding mills
Edwin Field, of Providence, II. I.-For i'm
rrovement in making watch cases.
VIM .. c Fritschlrr, of Brooklyn, N.Y.-For
improved carpenters rule.
James e. G ibson, Of Port Carbon, Pa.-Fof i'm
proved canal boat.
Heman How, Of Georgetown, Mass.-For im-
proved saw filing machine.
]. w. Kirk, of Rising Sun, Md improve
ncnt in seed drills.
Henry Krause. of New York, N. Y.-For i'm
proyement in machine for pressing grapes.
Conrad Nj Lane, Of Cincinnati, Ohio For i'm
provement in casting hinges.
Maicom Little, Of Clyde, ". Y. For improve
nent In machines for digging potatoes
George w. 10y. of Jefferson, Texas.-For i'm
provement in mill stone dress
Cornelius hcUiDuix, Of Pitsburg, Pa-For
improvement In casting iron kettles.
Nicholas Mason. Of Chelsea, Mass For i'm
prcvcment in vapoT-burning lamps.
Daius f.. Merck, of Cleveland, Ohio.--For
improved propeller.
James III Merrill, of Baltimore, Md-For i'm
provement in breech- loading Hreacm.
Edwin IL. Perry, of Providence, II I.-For
machine for making chain.
Adam Rennis. of Binghamton, N. Y.-For
improved method OF feeding the tool carriage in
tuI aing lathes
George Reynolds, of Manchester, N. H-For
improved machine for making polls
Robert Sinclair, jr., of Baltimore, Md.-For
improvement in straw cutters.
George Smith, of Ithaca, n. Y.-For i'm
provement In rail- cad sw itches.
Faranes Smell, of North Brdgewater, Mass
For improved heel shavers for boots and shoes
VIM Stsrhen, Of Williamsburg, N. Y.-For
improvement in fitemen's trumpets
Asa d. stewart, OF Bennington, Vt.-For i'm
proved machine for cutting both bevels simuta-
neously on barrel heads.
j.. l.. Sutton, of Norristown, Pa.-For i'm
proved steam stove.
:. II. Tiff, Of Worthwhile, v;-For improved
clothes DRYER.
L. Van Deventer, Of New Brunswick ~. J.
For Improvement in apparatus for hanging up
and carrying of paper hangings.
J. Noa Schwarz, of Nuremberg, Bayaria-For
improvement in the manufacture of stea:ite al
tiCles.
Gardner Waters and John w Harnett, of Gin
cinnati, ohio.-For improvement in apparatus
for rectifying.
Walter Warren. of Penn Yam, NJ Y.-For i'm
Joseph Welsh, of PhiIadel phia Pa-For i'm
prov. ment in looms.
William Whiting, of Roxbury, Mass.-For
improved electro magnetic house alarm
David Hsnwood and James Stephens, OF Brook
Ign. n. y assignors TO themselves and Thos +
Rowland, OF brooklyn, aforesaid For improve
ment in machines for hEiling and cleaning rice
Samson Wolf, of Vickrburgh, Miss For i'm.
provemeut in Touring mills
Redding u. Williams, of Hannahatchee, Ca
For improvement in cotton presses.
George Young jr, of Saratoga Springs, N. Y -
70, improved CLONES rack
Henry j. Behrens, OF New York, ". Y, as
signor to Chas. $ Poinsroy, of New Yo!k, afore-
sald.-FOr imD proved soldering iron
Leonard Ellig. OF Will Creek Township, Lee
Damon county, Pd.-For improvement in straw
shakers, assignOr to Andrew Garrett, of Myers
town. Pa
Mark Stafford, Of Boston, Mass as,ignor to
himself and Geo. p Kinney. of Boston, afores said
For Improvements la burners aud wick tubes for
vapor lamps.
VIM Rider, of Almont, Mich assiynor to him
self and Sweetland, of Amont, Aforesaid
For improvement In horse powers.
EPhram ID. Weatherbse, of Worcester, Mass.
assignor to himself and Lorenzo Harding, Of
Worcester, aforesaid .-Fo improved fluid meter
John Weeks, of Locust Valley, aforesaid -
For improvement In converting rotary into rscip-
rocating motion.
Designs George w Smith, of Hartford, Con.
For design for pitchers.
Garre;tsOn Smith and Henry Brown, of Phila-
delphia, Pa, assignors 10 / q. Abbott and A.
Lawrence, OF Philadelphia, aforesaid.-For de-
sign for stoves.
INTERESTING ARMY ORDERs-The follow
ing interesting general army orders have
been received in this city:
l. The order for the march Of the I'd Cavalry
to Fort Lpavenworth has been connie handed
That regiment will remain on duty, in the De
partmeut of Texas, and will return to IL. former
stations, subject to such changes however as In
the Judgment Of the Department Commander, the
state OF the service, or our Indian relations may
require.
. AT the expiration Of their present leaves of
absence-September 30, 1S5S-the graduates of
the Military Academy, of this year, assigned to
the Dragons, Cavalry, and Mounted Rifemen
will report, In person, for duty to the Command
Ing Ohicer of Carlisle Barracks. Pa those as.
signed to the Artillery win report in person. for
duty, TO the Commandant Of the ARTILLERY Scbooj
OF Practice. Fort Monroe, Va those assigned to
the LIST, I'd 3D. itb, 9th Sth and 9th regiments of
Infantry. will reDOrt in nprsOn 6nt a..