LAW CASE--Iatrmgrment ofa Pattnt.
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 The Circuit Court fthe United States for the Dis arict of Connecticut commenced its session in New Haven on "Wednesday last week. The Hon. Smith Thompson, of NewYork, one of the Associate Jusii- ces of the Supreme Court, presides. Among the ca- ses tried this crm there four learn by the Register, ain which Grant & Townsend, of Provi- dence, plaintiffs, and which brought for the violation of patent to Joseph Grant, one of the plaintiffs, for Machine form hat-bodies, by cross ing the wool and forming two hat-bodies at one ope- ration. Tn two of the eases the defendants agreed upon the damages which are assessed by the court with costs. In of tese, where the violation was only of one months coniiauance, and with one ma- chine, the damages were $500. In another, where she defendant had only built and sold machine, the damages and costs were $l50 In third case, the jury assessed the damages at $2G2 5O---which were irehled by the court. and amounted 10 $787 50 and costs. In the fourth case, where the defendant had made OO0 bodies, the jory assessed the damages a, $9OS, which the court trebled---making 92709, with costs of suit. Counsel for the paintis, s. J. Hitch. cock and R. M. Sherman; for the defendants, J. w. Huntington and Nathan Smith"