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New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-30

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eour and constantly consulted Of sinlary
'As'''' A'ip:s ss%sa ri s ss's
o,ncr OF TEE STATE AssArzH,1
Is B0ysSn street, Boston. ..s Ms:ss;s ss;so
Dear esreny examined . patents which hay.
nade myself acaaainisd With Ii:
and application of your furnaces for burning wet
Thenvenon and application both novel, and far = ny
s ssa
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foI consuming ,eesny expressed
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Inventions and the great practical importance Of your spp
Wh chemical engineers abroad have been slowly sdyaneng
Of hsa S sIss s
equal bulk Of wet fuel would afford much hest q. the same
substitute. for furnace. have been adopted shss
IA + @ liz
q utilizing s heat from wet 1qs and affords
country constructions by others nvions
TO the interest Of Southern saes the economical
your s. y,us K,o.ng
sugar under the attendant crcumsances led
belief that only full knowledge plans necessary
lead to their adoption by the planters generally aud
precation Of your aboIs advancing their interests
WIN n'sn XJd. lssRss.1 1. HAYES. MD.
Asssyer the State Of Massachusetts, Consulting Chem
st, etc.
After having obtained my favor from the highest
authority TO which could make ny hrst appeal again
tined the planters net 10 furnaces for those which
had been erected and made effort amcabe settlement
with several falling in which only alternative 70 maintain
my patent suits accordingly instituted March, 1853 and
was anxious for trial in April OF that year. when the o. g.
Circuit Court in session. Ny opponents mot ready
Again was anxous-esger for trial at the fall term Of the
court in 1885, was again postponed until the 18th day Of
April ls69 when ready again. and II possible more do
Jury my rights The trial again deferred By the
position notwithstanding my strongest appeals for trial.
have been and will be ready for at nnomen and do
not fear the result The planting community draw its
conclusion from this statement Of facts prepared TO
enter Into contracts for the erection of furnaces and
produced from the wet bsgase be obtained from
equal quantity Of any kind Of dry fuel.
As know Of mode Of burning wet fuel with much utility
for making heat steam, that will not infringe my patent
and wishing to avoid litigation again caution the planters
peAceable possession by good city guarantee: -
prepared to contract for the erection
under Mr. Moses Thompsons patent Messrs Hayes Sanders
Co., Spearing Co. and James N. Putnam, agents
Communications concerning this business addressed 70
meet with prompt attention.
AgentsMessrs Hayes Sanders Co., ,spearng Co.. james
N. Putnam. my13 lsw4mAW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-30

INTERESTING FROM THE KANSAS MrNEs.-A party
of seven persons arrived at Atchison the 22d from
the mines having With them over one hundred ounces
of gold. They report much sickness, but only few
deaths. This party will return in few weeks.
The st. Louis Republican publishes the following
dispatch OF the 22d from Leavenworth:
The Overland Express has just arrived here from
Denver City, bringing dates to the 18th inst. The
news received is considered Of important character.
Rich discoveries had been made in the Medicine
Bow Mountains, near the head waters of the Cachee
Poudre, which are situated one hundred and fifty
miles northwest from Denver City.
Gregory and Defrees, the latter of whom is a mem
Der of the famous Indiana Company left for the north
on the 10th inst.
Great excitement still prevailed with regard to the
discoveries about the head waters of the South Platte
Nearly Thousand persons from the Gregory Dig
gings passed through Denver City within fortyeght
hours time, en- route for the above discoveries.
So intense was the excitement, and 30 eager were
the miners to get off, that many left claims behind
them that averaged ten dollars per day.
Advices from the South Park, or Colorado Dig.
gings, continued to be favorable.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-30

AMERICAN NINsr1rurIoNs-Fre Lunch.-A Scotch
man just returned from bonnie Scotland" the
land o. cakes gives it his private and decided
Free Lunch Institution further adds that 30 accus
toned had he been to avail himself Of 1t for the last
twenty years, he found it impossible to live without
it, and therefore the absence OF such convenient and
economic arrangement in Scotland FASTENED bis re-
turn from bis cradle ground. To finish his disserta
ton on Free Lunch 10 his own words All, mon, II
sarves muckle weel for dinner" IN. Y. Times
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-30
SINGULAR IMPRISONMENT OF Doe.-we find the

SINGULAR IMPRISONMENT OF DoG.-We find the
following in Northern paper:
A large Newfoundland dog by some means drifted
on rock, just below the Niagara Falls, and which
cannot be descended without assistance except the
side next the rushing waters. He has been there for
two years and cannot escape without assistance. A
daring attempt was once made to save him, but was
rendered fruitless by his ferocity. His midnight
howls are often heard. He is kind Of Robinson
Crusoe among dogs, and il is supposed picks up his
precarous living from the fish and small animals on
his beat" which is only half mile iE length.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-30

1t seems to be strange that church edi6ces not I'M
frequently give way they generally contain more
sleepers than any other sort Of building.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-30

What is the difference between man who keeps
dogs, and one who has niue walking sticks? One
owns ca mines and the other nine canee.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-30

Grey hairs like honest friends are often cast from
US for telling unpleasant truths. --=<
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-30
FOB SALE,

kkk- FOR SALE-THE OELEBRATED Clipper
e&xNe bark FRED. LEN MING. BAG uns, having been
2Ekscently coppered and put in splendid order For
terms, apply to GEO. W. HYNSON 4 CO.,
au2 S2 Camp street.
E,OR SALE-rWo HYDRAULI JACKS capable of
l. raising nine tuns.
For sale By FRANCIS l.. COOK,
jyle 30 Natchez street.
4 NEGROES FOR SALE = HAVING BE-
moved from Espanade the corner OF Bsonne and Ora
yier Streets two west Of the st. Charles HOTEL
M will keep constantly hand choice lot of Maryland
Virginia NEGROES, consisting Of Field Hands, House
Servants, Mechanics Cooks Washers and Ioners Seam.
stresses all Of which will be sold low for cssh tim
se2s II J.. WILSON,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-30
n LUTIIMH HOMES. kcuurDRY AND

n LUTHER HOMES. FOUNDRY AND
~Ta ORNAMENTAL WORKS, Corner Of Benton
Sxy Elphrosins streets; oce No; los St. Chatas street
~ Two d.orA from tho ST. Charles TheseT,} Nanufse
urer q the sld most sppreyed Psers OF Rsrg e
lar Stairs Store Fronts Capitals and s kinds of GAIT ARD
WROUGHT IRON WORK for Building purposes.
M RaIngs Castings, Guard Boxes Sash Weights and Ve
tsters for sale a.the Old Stand INA 5t ohNss New
Orleans. o1s1y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-30

"Come, don't be proad,'' said couple Of silly
Young roysterers to two gentlemen :" sit down and
make yourselves our equals" j" We should have to
blow our brains out to do that replied one Of them
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-30

SflfE OF LoUisIlNA,
Parish Of Orleans, City of Now Orleans
Be remenbered that the 9th December. 1888 befo.
Subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and
and State aforesaid personally appeared Omer Gnard
dent and A. Schneider Secretary of the Cnens Mutual Insu
Company New oresns being duly accord
ing law depose and that the are
and from the books said oo.
pany.
A.scHRsnKR, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this 9Th day of Dees
bsY, A. D. 1885, ARTHUR SAUCIER,
Third Justice Of the Peace,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-30

There is thought to be very little use in . mans
meaning well, If he cannot express his meaning by
his acts.
Tupper says that grain of corn is better than
diamond. Certainly it is, for barn.door fowl.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-30
HYpsopnoB1A.-rhe Mobile Tribune OF Saturday

says: - :. 7--- y ~
We learn that several COWS have been recently
killed in the outskirts of the CITY, near Government
street, which showed unmistakable signs OF hydro
phobia. A COW was killed yesterday morning which
attacked everything in very furious manner that
came near her, even children. She appeared TO be
blind until object, man or beast, came within ten
or fifteen feet of her.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-30

The Board u Trustees have resolved to pay interest
x cent in cash all the outstanding certificates Of Profits
to the holders thereof their legal on and
after the SECOND MONDAY in August pro1ino
Also, TO declare dividend Of FORTY PER CENT 10 pss
cent? the Net Earned Premiums Of the Company for the
year ending the 3h June 1852 which certificates will b.
ssued on and afer the hrst day Of October next.
Andresolved further that after reservpg Ono Million OF Dol
lars Of Profits all the outstanding certificates of Profits Of the
issue Of the 1856 be redeemed and after the Second
Monday in August pro1mo, we'll As to pay FORTY PER
CENT Of the certificates Profits OF the ssue Of 1851 and
after the 10th Of September thereon to from
30th June ult.
THOS A. ADAMS, President
GEORGE JONAS, vicePresldeot
CHARLIs J. MARsoNI, Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
9smual Bell, NV. Carroll, ". T. BARLEY,
John Watt N. Avendsno, Lionel G. Levy,
NJ o. H. Norton, samuel Smith, Geo Mc9regor,
Q. I. Buddecke, John. d. Bein, L. y. Newman,
r. B. Sumner r. ". Es,lin, r. W. Adams
II. N. Wright, p Sirams ". B. Tullis,
g. 8. Hawkins, P. n. Strong, j J. Noble,
WE Vredenburgh Thos. Henderson, John q. Barelli,
H. Frellson, &. B. Smedes, Alex Duthit,
8. 81. Kennedy, j. j. Person. John F. Caldwell,
W. g. Robinson. jyz5 1y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-30

The vain man idolizes his own person, and here he
is wrong hut he cannot bear his own company, and
here he is right l.5. .-.c ..5-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-30
K. z. KITTREDGE.
ERw ORLEANS, Feb. 2, 1859.

Dear sr-Havng been engaged DR.. Kitredges planta
on the fall Of 1856 where there Of furnaces
full operation and having been engaged other plantations
within the onr which the furnaces OF Mr. Still
man and Messrs Hager Allyn used consider have
had opportunity Of judging Of the comparative merits Of
the furnaces. have hesitation in saying fur
done much work than either of the other fur
naces With the quantity Of Baasse produces
intense FIRE heat and furnishes ste than thought
Bagasse capable producing with the formation Of but
little clinker. feel confident in saying, thai believe that
your applied the Reux apparatus and With
sufficient supply of boilers will consume the Bagssse
20 rs hds sugar twenty -four hours and will fur
nish all of the required with six eight cords Of wood
twenty four hours and make the above number Of hhd in
twenty hours therefore take pleasure expressing
all firm conviction IN furnace 10 the best have
use, and recommend 10 all who dose to convert
the Bagasse into useful fuel.
Yours, respectfully,
CHARLES NEAMEs, Engineer.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-30
FOR RENT.

- FOR RENT-THE VERY DESIRABLE AND
cornmodous Three Story Dwelling Hon.e, No ls4 St.
Joseph street Carondelet street. occupied by the
dersigned. Apply to J. b. WALTON.
au2& 10 Bsnk Place.
- FOR RENT-A TWO STORY FRAME DWELL
house. No 2iPrytsna street. contains eight rooms,
M including Parlors Kitchen, Servants Room and Wood
House. Possession given 1st October AppIy only to
SHELBY SEYMOUR.
aul II 4 UEisR street.
- STORE TO RENT-CoRNkR of GRAVIER
and New Levee strectrunping through to Fulton street.
~ Now occupied by the subscriber.
jy2S II WI LANIER.
- TO RENT, FROM FIRST NOVEMBER NEXT
1.-TWO ThreeStory Brick Buildings ERtchez end
lki Magazine Streets apply to. II. FASSMAN,
je23 Orleans Cotton Press.
- STORE TO RENT-THAT DESIRABLE two
nj story Brick Store occupied by Gubenato, Terry
DeN Wells, of Rampant and Triton Walk Shell Road
side New an well located for provision and hardware
Rent moderate Possession given the LIST OF May
Applysto WALTER EIGoL, n .,.. .,...,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-30

The Board Trustees have resolved pay interest OF s1
per cent In cash the scrip issued by this Company
1851 the holders thereof their legal On
and after the second Monday of February next.
Tho Board of Trustees have also declared dividend
sixty cent 6 the net earned prernins the Com
pay for the year ending November So 1885, which
ucste will be issued after the h of February 1852
The Company continue to insure sgainst the peril. Of the
asab and Rivera and loss and damage hre
Of prefnumn
OFr,os-NoS SOarondsletstrest.
O. GAILLARD, President,
GEO, ". WEST, Vice President
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-30
SECoND HAND ENGINES, BOILERS AND

. MACHINERY for Sale.
One Second Engine of four feet stroke and
twelve inches diameter cylinder heavy cast iron
bedpae with Fly Whesl fourteen feet ia diameter having
arms and cen,eT H. Ioge9et with two rnmps % all
and i suitable for Sugar Mill or Draining Wheel.
One Doctor Engne inches diameter and 6 inches stroke
with three brass cast iron pnmpn complete order.
Doctor Engine inches diameter ayd 6 inches strokes
with four cast-iTon pumps-in comoete ofdet.
Two Doctor Engiues-ot complete but be made
80 If required.
large of Second Hog Chains of sizes
from inch to 2sz nches in diaeter-with Swive Guard
Stirrnps, etc.
IwS Second Hand Douhe Flusd Boiler. 2 inches diameter
and 80 feet long with Fire Fronts Safety Valves Blow and
Check Valves for each oe and be used sngy
neeted They have been n hut short time and in
cellent order.
One Boiler without Fines 40 inches diameter and % feet
one head only been put in perfect repair and
GEORGE PATTERSON,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-30

- PANY OF NEW ORLEANS.
oFFICE-seuh corner of Camp and Natchez streets
Amount Of Premiums for year ending February %,
la59 b07 y
Assets the 18th February, 1882 3e7 2 o.
The declared Scrip Dividend SIXTY PEB
CENT after paying Six per cent. interest outstanding scrip
the Certificates of Scrip of the years 1856
Interest redeemabe scrips payable after
the SECOND MONDAY OF MAY NEXT. and the certificates
scrip the year ending February g. 1852 will be
and after the 1st June, 1859.
CHARLES BRIGGS President.
MISTY H,p. JANvIER, Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-30

Elm HALL PLANTATION, Feb. 4, 1859.
Mr.. Thompson, New Orleans, La:
Dear sHsvng been engaged as engineer on sugar panta
sion to take crops with Bagasse of different kinds,
happy say your furnace far exces all Others 1t pro-
duces more fire and much larger quantity of steam
feel confident that your furnace with proper supply Of
boiler and the Rilieux apparatus will do all of
the work with Of wood the hid. take pleasure
recommending your furnace all who may have occasion
use them, Yours truly,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-30
BAGAaSE FURNACE.

Its proper that should here Civil Engineer
by profession and such have had barge varous Govern
ment constractions and works Subsequently, for ssysr.
years CheExamner OF Patents In he United States Patent
Once Washington, and for the last have eesn
engaged sSoictor Of Patents in hop sciy am ssn called
courts and am constantly CONSULTED on questions Of SIMILARITY
Irenan, sir, your very sbedient I, ss,yant; ynEpp
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-30

Z AW NOVJCE-I HAVE RESUMED n PRAO
u lice of my profession land esnbs ound my Office No. u
mT1sis NM RRYSoLDa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-30

As razor is best whetted in oil, SO wit is best
sharpened by politeness. The lack Of edge in both
is discoverable from the oGense pain they give.
Why does door generally stand in the subjunctive
mood? Because it is mostly wood, or should be.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-30

Myrtle GROVE, November 18th, 1857.
Nessrs. Hall, Rodd Putnam, New Orleans:
Gent!emen-Your favor Of the lh inst u at hand snd In
reply your inquiry respecting Tbompson Bsgase Furnace
say than that confirm in every particular
the statement made In letter Mr. Thompson under
date of Slst December, 1856.
The only improvement suggest Is the one named BY
your Mr. Hall and that WAS In regard to the hoppers
Very respectfully
Your obedient servant .....
JOHN l.. WHITE,
E1TH TRUFANT.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-30
GEORGE PATTERSON,
auh I'm Corner OF Delord and New Levee streets.

EGK GteNORIsAEA, GLEET WEAKNESS, PAINS
H. 10 the Back, and all Urinary Affections.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY sPEOIFIg SoLU.
TIoF-This wordrenowned preparation affections
of the generave organs whether chronic Phys
clans Of England Of France and of America acknowledge
Purely vegetable in composition hamless IS il Is eHi
caoious The becomes nvgorated and the dehtated
body and depressed mind aro restored to energy.
B. ABRAMS,
Sole agent for the United States,
ryli Iy Apothecery. 26 Camp street. New Orleans,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-30

BOSTON, June6 1862
SI have iued the following patents for furnaces for
burning bagasse and other wet fuel:
Is Letters patent granted Moses Thompson 10th April
1885, and reissued 3lst March. 1857.
I'd. Letters patent granted Hsger Allyn May 1856
3D. Letters patent granted E. steley. June 18TH 1855
4h Letters patent granted SaEue H. Gilman, December 4,
1856 reissued August s. 1856.
The of these Patents oses Thompson 10th APRIL 1855
covers method of drying and consuming fuel
These operations performed simultaneously upon diff
een portions of the bagase the and heated
a the two being united in suitable chamber contiguous
the combustion the other This also the
series of fire chambers, communicating with fue or
chamber each fire chamber having its own air passages and
aues with dampsrs for the regulation Of the draught:
The furnace described in the patent OF Hager Allyn, May
9Th 1856 is and ppeble infringement of Thompsons
patent The first dried and then consumed the gases
from that portion which being dried being mixed with those
from part which being consumed and the whole are
burned together The passage see Hagar and draw
pg and The space beneath boilers the Immediately
chamber In which the gasse5 are consumed
patent of Steey June l5 1885, the bagasse Is
thrown in and haped s floor or hearth on which Is
burned but dentcay the operation is carried on as in
being burned the upper portion being dried and so as
1t dried signited and consumed the from the drying
portion and the and a the burning portions being
united in mixing chGmbs and consumed the operation MS In
fore, clear infringement Of The Thompson patent.
In the furnace described in Gmans patent December 4th
1855 the bagasse thrown continuously into single burning
caGbe but the drying and burning operations continue stimuli
aneeusly upon different portions Of fuel and the gases vapes
and heated air generated all thrown together into cham
ber R Of gans drawngs) where they mixed and con
sumsd This furnace therefore undoubted infringement
o Thompson's patent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-30

JanuRfy
To Nc eses Thompson, Esq
Ihave know, had Of Rsgasse Furnaces In
operation during the present rolling and glad OF the
opportunity f saying 1t has performed equal to
guine expectations.
consider Il more capable OF eecting perfect combustion
the bagsse and consequent production OF heat and stea
than any furnace have known will burn the bagass from
almost aount OF ground and make heat and Steam
propcrtioIf due supply of boiler be givento the
heat az fast ks rsRde
From my present experience clearly OF the opinion
that Other form of furnace at all compare In efficiency
with yours.
Very truly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-30

A man whose appearance indicated that he was
aboring under the weight of brick in his hat being
asked is he was Son Of Temperance, replied: "Hic
no reation,n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-30

d A. PEBBLES, GENERAL AGENT AND COL
II. lecor, Office 81 Camp street. with Messrs Woolsey d
EtheriSEe.
Etheridge Lame. Msyfeld Co.; harrington Howard,
Mompls If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-30

A witty exchange serves up the following queer
hash "Unbustled ladies' pure and undefled Chris.
tians, disinterested friends common honesty SOUND
nnatoes, rstrate butter, unwatered milk, and rich
priuters--are scarce!"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-30

r.. ". W. LEAKE.
I YON 4 LEAKE, ATTORNEYS ATLAW AND
IL General Collecting Agents. CAMDEN. Arkansas will COL
lect claims In all tie Southern part of the State
ReferencesA. j. Tuy Co, Campbell Strong, j. Burn.
Reyps searng Scott New Orleans Hudson, Robertson
Co.. Wm. Wray 4 Co., New York; j. B. Lppincott 4 Co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-30
BUILDING MATERIAL. BRICKS, E1Exwool

v. DEMoRCELLE, Dealer,
Az the Old Basin corner Of Toulouse and franklin,
Has constantly on hand BUILDING MATERIAL, such -
Lime White and Yellow Sand Cement Plaster cf Psrs sh
ees iahs Slaves Also English, French American Fire
Bricks and all kinds of Firewcod.
s6rders the country promptly and carefully attend
Al IA su3 ly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-30

Well, John, am going East what shall l tell
your folks r" "Oh, nothing-hut if they say any
thing about whiskers you can st tell them that I've
got few"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-30

ARD OIL-3o bbls choice Cincinnati Winter Stralned
II for sale by al. KENNEDY & CO.,
AL 20 Poydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-30

at does one good to look at you,' as the fox said
to the Chickens when he found the wall too high Tor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-09
Telegraph Marine Rsport.

SANDY HOOK, May sunset One brig and one bark 70.
ing the bay! two barks and brigs outside the bar ship
on the bar IN tow OF the Achilles all bound IN The thp John
F. fe ashore on The Point In the position two light
aongside and her punps going Wind SW light weather
hay.
HIGHLANDS, May 8, suneet One bark Off the Highlands
bound IN, Wind sW, light; weather very hazy.
sQUAN, May s. sunsetNo inward bound vessels In auht
Wind 5, bgni; weather foggy on shore
Miscellaneous.
Sur JOIN FYrE Capt VIM Francis, Of seamug Hun,ress
reports The ship to be in bad posop, humping heavily and
having feet of water In her hold both pumps going the
water gaing has discharged GO TONS pig dis
charge the balance Of her heavy cargo before getting or Two
lighters have been gent 70 her.
BARK RrAL of Newport, Ri, Cap, Bars.ow previously
reportc from Wilmington, Nc for Havana with caago Of
lumber encountered heavy gale from w. the night
Of the I'D UT she sprung aesk the morning of the a she
9ed With water and capsised after cutting away main and
mizen nss.s abe rshted again. the 2 in lat % Ion 70
~ was fallen In with by ship Carnatc from New Orleans for
Liverpool board of which all hands taken after re
manning on the wreck for two days. and the 2h 81 90
lon Is 40 were transferred 20 brig Princess Nevassa for
baltimore, and arrived Their 9Th Inst.
CIFFER SHIP GOLDEN EAGLE, Capt Luce Ia now Gem
pedng her loading at pier 10 r. for San FrSnosco This
nowned clipper has made two passages San francisco In I
and liz days ecively, and doubt will
sak Sgan uader The guidance her able and epeenced