New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-01

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and baure d wood the latter cut but day Or two before
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steam obtained 100 The Furnace required but
cnkers formed the CRATES Of the Therefore
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EIx HAIL, January ., 1850
as Soa ad on. Of your Bae.se in
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consider capable Of sassins gs,fss. combustion
than ma any furnace have known i viii
IN propoionf due supply Of boiler be givento use the
that other form Of furnace all compare in efficiency
win yours Very truly.
E.E. KITTREDGE.
.......= New ORLEANS Feb. 2 1859.
To Moses Thompson, present:
ton the fall Of where there Of furnaces
in operation and having ben engaged on other s
man and Messr Haser used Consider
essA esd sn
has done much work thar either o. n other ur
Gre a @ a.9,d than % sh
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hours therefore take pleasure II expressing to
seen use and 10 Who
Yours, respectfully
CHARLES NEAMEs Engineer.
ELM HALL PLANTATION. Feb. 4, 1859.
Dear sr-Having engaged engineer paaa
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happy to far HSss as1 all Of
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recommending all who may have occasion to
use 'hsm ''D' fHos H5s. H JONES, Engineer.
Msss Hagss Aynn obtained Hs,s1. snda
patent desired earl, moment show the planners
to Wh ass and
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Joseph Holt Esq then Comm ssionsr e Patents
Ing is an extract and closing paragraph. He says:
Regarding then the invention fully perfected and In
cessful operation October 1854 at Weeds place. triet
expermenay at on Gossst Johnsons plan
taton Thompson had satisfactorily tested his invention
and found that with Substitution of fire brick for iro
CRATE bars capable Of performing all that he caime
for IT. believing for the that neither Hager Aynn'a
nor Thompsons claim limited to the material employed tha
each actual substitution simmatera to the question at issue
and finding that contract entered into for tn
erection Of one Hager Aynns furnaces prior to the latte
part Of December 1854 priority of invention hereby awade
to Moses Thompson and patent will issue accordingly.
j. HOLT, Commissioner"
Letter from Prof. B. Siman Jr., concerning Mr. Nose
Thompson's Baggasse Furnace.
Nav Haven T4I. a., jGos o0s.Efs; ! is;9
theory and yokinss Of Mr. Moses Thompsons Flu
n'fa In ISL Mr. THOMPSON built of his
Hss them
question the drs Of its kind had before ha
s
soa % THAT I
chamber all that wanting to perfect it, Mr. Thompss
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as it was dug with at least three parts 10 four of its weig
water. This waery iusl suhiced in Mr ThHmpsons iurna
boiler dsy and mig but with material economy
fuel and expsuse pared III anthracite coal or wood In
where wood worth 81 per cord delivered and CO.
Ihave elsewhere my viewin detail respecting the
Of of Mr. Thonpsons furnace need not repeat the
views here Suffice 1t to that am fully OF opinion th
the art. that is Lowhere Of great value in all
growing countries where the Of bagas
has always been subject Of great difficulty Moreover viii
great number of experiments and some almost literal cop
of of burning fuels have appeared since he r
took field he alone merits the claim Of originality n CO.
srucng furnace for turning wet tuels Doh coreeth tneo
| and nseful IN practice
Mr. Thompson Is modest unassmmiuR man, OF an origin
and powerful mi d. who with small advautages OF educao
worked out for himself great and ph
pretensions scientific knowledge and earnestly trust
may be allowed receive boh the honors aud the pecunip
rewards which blong to those who bsstoT hy their geni
Professor Of General and Applied Chemistry in Yale Coeg
BOSTON, June g. 1859.
sr-I have examined the following patents fer furnaces
burning bagasee and other wet fuel
ls Letters pate grant to Moses Thompson 10th Apr
1855, and reitsu,d 3lst Msrch, 1857.
Cd Letters patent granted Hsger Allyn, May 6th lst
!. reissued May 4th, 1858. - -
4h Letters patent granted Samuel H. Gilman, December
9 1855 reissued August s. 1856.
The Of these atents tMos Thompson 10th Apr l8
method proress Of drying and consuming u
These opera ions performed smultantou y upon
erent portions of the hagase the yspos gases and hea
air from the two being united in suitable chamber congu
the fire chamber and consumed together the assist
the combustion Of the other Ibis patent also the
series Of fire chambers com nunicatTg with iue mix
nues with dampers ior the astion OF ths draugh
The furnace described In the latent Of Hager Allyn,