The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-23
N A V A L .
ENGINEERS FOR THE NAVY.


The following gentlemen have passed satisfac-
tory examination before the Board recently in
sion in New York, and been adjudged qualified for
admission into the Navy third assistant engi-
neers.
J. DeKraft, Washington, D. c.; J. D. Wright
Norfolk, Va; George II. White. Trenton, n. j.;
James H. Cohill, Newbern, N. c.; Loudon Camp
bell, Alexandria, Va; S. l.. P. Ayres, Stamford,
Conn; George H. Reilly, Baltimore, Md; Francis
Cronn New York city; NJ. Fl. Plunkett, Balt-
more, Md; 0. H. Laskey, Heatbville Va; C. A.
Chipley, Washington, d. c.; George w Rogers,
East Hartford, Conn; w. X. Purse, Philadelphia,
Pa; W. 5. Thompson, Baltimore, Md; E. B. Satch,
Pa; G. D. Lining, Z. L. Dick, Philadelphia, Pa;
c. T. DeValin, Baltimore, Md; R. A. Copeland,
Portsmouth, Va: w. H. Glading, James Wallace,
w. w. Hopper, Philadelphia, Pa; F. A. Dobbs,
New York city, Sidney Albert, Brooklyn, N. Y;
F. A. r. George, Norfolk, Va.
Of these, the twelve first named will receive war
rants Immediately for vacancies already existing.
The others will be appointed as vacancies occur
Wash. STIR.
The United States store ship Supply, Lieuten-
ant Commanding A. F. V. Gray, arrived at New
York yesterday from Rio Janeiro, from which port
she sailed llth ut. She had fine run up to the
Equator, (Which she crossed on the oath ult., and
as far north 30 degrees, since which time she has
experienced light winds and calms.
The U. S. sloops-of.war jamestown, Commander
Kennedy, and Plymouth, Commander Dahlgren,
were cruising off Havana, sth inst
The u. D. steam 1r1gdte fOWnatan, captain leo.
F. Pearson, sailed from Singapore, May 4, for Hong
Kong.
The U. S. steam frigate San Jacinto, Commodore
Tatnal Commander Bell, was at Hong Kong, May
9Th.
The u S. steam frigate Colorado may be expect
ed at Boston in a few days, and will go into dock
for examination and repairs, having broken down
in her machinery.
Commander Luther Stoddard has been ordered
to command the Receiving Ship Ohio, at Boston.
AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS IN ENGLAND.-It is a
fact significant of the progress of American manu-
featuring skill. says the Public Ledger, that the
Birmingham (English) manufacturers initiate the
trade marks of American manufactured cutlery,
and sell it as imported from the United States The
London Times of the lst inst, has the report of
trial of the Collins Company Reeves in which it
was proved that the latter initiated all the trade
marks of the former, American company, even
to the fac simile of S. W. Collins signature, which
is stamped on the cutlery. The plea in extenuaton
was that it was the custom in Birmingham for
manufacturers of goods to afx any particular trade
mark to order and that this edgetool Company had
granted licenses to persons to their marks
The Court did not to see the force of this rea-
soning, which allowed a third party to do a thing
because the privilege to do it granted to sec
ond. The Court said that if the plaintiff had
elusive right to particular trade mark, and that
right were invaded, the Court would protect the
right, although the plaintiff might be alien, and
although the goods upon which his trade mark
might be improperly used were not usually sold by
him in England.