the 34th of Novem- tion with a cord, for securing a package. ber. The evidence of Sir Joseph Whitworth was taken before or tugs in tlie usual way. Mr. Samuel H. Gregg, of Crawfordsville, Ind., has patent- the learned Registrar—Mr. Henry Reeve, C.B.—on the 31st ed an improved barbed fence wire. The… … of not less than six tons on the square inch was required. Mr. Sanford L. Farrar, of Bath, Me., has invented an im- KITCHEN'S HORSE DETACHEB. The want of steel sufficiently strong to be used with this test proved steam cooker, which consists in the arrangement of delayed his operations for many…
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