New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

dressing stone.
Robert aale, RGFbury; Mas, pipe coupling {.
Peter Harden, DsnVe PENN improvement In cement 0r
Dayi3 a Hsyilnd Font Dodge lows, Improvement n boot
6. D. H,wOrth Decatur H. iuproyemen. In corn planters
j. A. C. A. g. Hcknan, Summerted, lh Improvement n
james Hughes Scranton Penn improved spring balance for
safety valves of locomotive and other enginsS II,
William stshlea, Brooklyn, N. T., improvement In bid
cages. ,.,.,
Hamilton T. TOTle Exeter n Il, machine for drawing bolts
jane. Tuner Chicago H. improvement in sPPsr,ta' for
Henry vsndewater, weedsPort, n Y, improved water
Henry Warner Cohen Ia Improvement in soap
Bugh Whitehil, Newbug NJ " improvement III n'0AAH0
Jamos A. Wilcsz PoochyhH, Conn, improvement in pipe
Levi, Younans Fulton II. e. improved loww,ser deteetor
T. 4 Marsbai Nsw.York ss'ignor to himself and Thomas
RIMS Porter Mersse Ms.s aisgnor 10 Lirnsef and H.
Liohfed Of East Boston, Improvement N apparatus i
H. & Pratt Hartford Conn. asss4OT to J. j. Hou7h Co., 0'
MeTideu, Conn., improved t 5t1iths 'ness = ..,-o for
Stephen Inmsn, Rockford ILL., Improvement N gauges 0i
William JeGers Fsvtucke,, Il. L. improvement in h0F'e
r. Rec.e. D. II Ward ]. @. wk,On, carins'Ou Ohio
Robet j. Mann seneca Fails N w. improvement. in metallic
wiisu P Martin, Salem Mass, improvement in apparatus
Wlisn NJ MaiOn Polo H. improvement IN corn and cane
Thomas j. Msys, RoIbury, Mass, improvement in f0"sr
Frederick Michael Des Moinos Iowa, improvement IN ar ar,
aneement Of apparatus or the mauuac'e oi Ves " '
Geolss Maor ,shdsewoer Burroughs Buroh' West sie
den, Conn imrroyement in S p s Rlooptsne Ohio
1on H Mo Nies Mich improvement in machine for
hOIoeT io.eTSb ,oI G. ohsmaehe Auors ILL.,, Improvement
HeoTy Nob6it, Pbi,dcph Penn improvement In metallic
''IS1 E3nzo W. od, Green oak Msh improvement in rotary
Robert Parker North Cohoton y improved ch9Ig ,b..,
Wism Ricsl sen. Reading Penn, manufacturing 'He''
Peer Shear Rest Penn, improvement in air or gas en-
gines. 49,.
r, c,, Go,b,r, Tbprbsr and Lewis Dexter, r. Provi
Fla. insaIau Bristol Conn design Tor eloeteese fronts
Gi bent Knapp HOHesd1e Penn, design Tor COOKS stove
Reissue.
John s. Harbi,on Sacramento CAL improvement IN bee
THE CASE or COMMODORE BARRON.
Correspondence Of The n. Y Tribune.
WAsHlsGToS, Sept ., 1851.
Commodore Barron, it appears, bad on his person
the United States uniform, buttons and all, at the
time of his surrender TO Commodore Stringham and
he probably stll wears and disgraces that uniform
unless his capors have stripped it from the traitors
back. few items relative to his history and eharac-
ter may be Of some interest just now
He was almost born and rocked in the cradle Of the
United States Government. by that Government he
was educated, clothed, and fed, and pampered from
carly childhood TO the date Of his entrance into the
service Of the gang Of rebels bent On doing their
best TO break up and destroy he Government. lie
has for many years assumed 10 be above Other oih'
GERS Of the Navy of the United s,ttes, and Other
people generally, in military or civil hie-s cor. OF
upper.tendom r. +. V. He was a member OF the
Barron fanly, and managed to get his fathers PEN
sion. for serving in the Virginia Navy in the war Of
the Revolution, paid by the Government, frst, in
the sum Of - 600 when the account was closed, and,
second, when Mr.. Thomas Ewing was Secretary OF
the Interior who was induced 10 reopen the account
james Lyons Of Richmond acting 40 attorney--and
pay some sG 600 additional pension-monsy. The case
| was investigated by n Committee Of Congress, and
acted On which lad he effect 70 stop the payment OF
any more Of that Glaze Of supor-eztavagsat pen'icn
| claims, by the Interior Department. Commodore
| Barron was an active and a pcisonous member Of
! the neyer-tobe-forgo,ten Naval Board Of Fifteen,
| which sat during the Pierce Administration, and
struck down such officers Of the United States Navy az
the members had grudge or old scores against while
tLey retained such fayoritos Of and toadies TO, the
members Of the aforesaid Board OF Fifteen, Us they
chose to retain, without any particular regard to
merit sobriay or Qualifications BY the prescription
Of the Board every one Of IT, members obtained pro-
r,o.ion. Commodore Stewart Old lronsides,' wa'
retired. and Commander Barron was made q Ccmmo'
| dore