The New York Herald Newspaper, January 31, 1864, Page 5

oom . ne wee —- “es Wi teew i Surrender of the Union Forces After a Desperate Resistance. ‘Destruction of the Court House and Public Documents. ‘ROBBERY OF THE STORES OF CITIZENS, ke, &e. hey Touma, Ky., Jan, 30, 1864. «, She Sournathas the following twrttior advices in rogard . CuaRaia: Gitiam, of the-Fortpcighth Kentucky, was } -fifler-e deaperate Gynt Gitiwmn surrendered Sedttevitio Hamitton, on condition tfiat private property should ‘be respected and his men paroled. | Hamilton ascented to this, but afterwards fred the | Cours House, destroying nll the public documents, | @iflum then informed Hamilton that he no tougor con- aidered the paroles of bis men legal. Our merchants hayo just received further information ‘hat Hamilton robbed severa! store, BOMBARDMENT OF CHARLESTON. Forrrnss Monrog, January 80, 1864, ‘The Richmond Hnguirer of January 29 contains the following: Cusnreston, Jan..28, 1864. Five sholls were fired at the city laat night. Five shota were also fired from Sumter, all of which struck the onoipy, still at work on the ‘ings’ Polat, and hauling ammunition to Cum- ‘nlngs’ Point batterics, |. Mhore was uo change in the on the Both inet. £ Oa the 2éth several shots wero fired at the city, and thro !tors anchored inside, between the Cummings’ ‘Point battery and Fort Surater. There was considerable activity among the ficet on the ‘4th. One shot per hour was fired on the city and seven on Sumter. . . | One buadred and three fuse shells were fired on the city on the 2st inst. News from Fortress Monroe. Forrasss Mownog, Jan. 29, 1864. ‘The steam tug Titan arrived from Point Lookout with ‘€hree refugees from Richmond and four deserters from the Uaion army. Twelve refugees from Wilmington, N.C., arrived this waorning via North .Carolina Blockading fleet. They escaped from Wilmington about five weeks ago. + Que hundred and thirty negroes arrived here to-day €rom the plantction of Colonel Southern, of Maryland ‘who shot the lieutenant while recruiting colored troops). were sent te Norfolk in charge of Dr. Brown, super- ‘Agtendent of government contrabands. { The last three or four days have been quite warm, the ‘Chermometor ranging from seventy to seventy two de- ‘reed in tho shade, 1 To-day tho Post Office clerks and several other gentle- " ip the wa mgeds. be Miiccrartctiansd wee Hampton broads ‘by guardship Young Rover:—Brig Mountain Eagle, Wapt. Jarvis, Portland to Fortrees Monroe; schooner La. ‘wine Jano, Capt. Ketohum, New York to Fortress Mource; ‘Trade Wind; Connery, Philadelphia to No:folk; Balloon, Hillmant, Patuxet to Fortress Monroe; Ptoamer.storm, Hillmann, Washington to Fortress Mon- Foe, k , Outward bound, Brig Huntor, Capt. Bell, Baltimore to ‘Bt. Jago; schooner Baltimore, Cept. Fraok, Fortress Mop- {Foe to Baltimore, ‘ {award bound, schooners White Cloud, Captain Burge, $Xow York to Fortross Monroe; Barbara, Captain Decker, Rew York to Fortress Monroe; steamer John Brooks, Ietaesnr esmeee Washington to Fortress Monroe, Our Pilots. @RIAL TRIP OF THE PILOTBOAT WM. BOAT ADDED TO THE FLEET—IN¢IDENIB TRIP, ETO., BTC. gow pilotboat William Beli No. 24, built for the | Payot pilots, went down the Bey on | on a trial trip, haviog on board a large party of Guests, among'whom we noticed Captain Jose,b Domstock, Dr. Wright, Captain Collins, Judge Perry, of Prooklyn; Mr. Foster, Colonel J. W. Avery, Captain McMurry, pilot H. Toppins, Captain Dissosway, Captain Cole, Mr. Ingorsoll, E, F. Williams, the builder; Mr. Davis, bf the firm of Jewett & Co., and « host of merchants and Othore. At about eleven o’clock the lines were cast off, and by the aid of a tug she was pulled ont of the slip and @tarted dowl tho East river, ‘The breeze was light from ‘the northward and westward, scarcely being strong eneugh te straighten out the bunting which graced her mast- heads. Un gotting fairly around the Battery the tug let go the lines, and the William Boll, for the first time, 4moved ahead under thejiufinence of her beautifully setting Gur course was directed up towards the Re Tiatia, lying at anchor in. the North river, and aiter a fow tacks we were up to her, and Captain Callanan , of tho William Bell, and Captain Comstock went en board to in- ite the Italian captain and bis to go “out on the ‘rial trip. By (hia time we had a nice little breeze, and harm. Néitber Capt. Imbert officers could go with us, and Capt. Com us, and it ia currently reported that he took ail ‘breeze with him, as we had uone after he left. boat was now headed down the ‘Canal street at twelve noon, of ‘@t about two P. M.; and if any one will take the the distance they can readily ascer wind. Bat the party on board were i and at the we wits i ap abe a iter prepares 0y 1 the ater of the boat. It dinner or a Maison Doree dinner; Doree dinner—just such acne as a sit down to—and it was not a dry PL a} and Cond se - a time, except the wind. We Senn comeres Robbins’ Reef lighthouse, ue back; but broeze sprang the lines were let go, guyed ran —_ Deauticully for a couple of miles, bm wind fell wey aie the Boardman came hooked on to us, and we came up to the Channel. Every one wae delighted ough all wae calm around vs, board; for betwixt song and merry till the red faced sup fast strode on. name from a gentleman of Bell’s Sons, @ nobie, cy, hipowner, hd thd for another country sieve his vessels from the rebel destroyed, to have them go ae beautifu: boat LA i southward aud for the city, with the main boom eps He : i BELL | fo tho al co of that motive power, to enjoy | “ *.. Wasunwarox, Sau. 30, 1960 Desrrvorion @F 4 ST#4M ProvmLios. On Thuraday aight the 44 propoiler Tompkins , em- Ployed in carrying atores, caugi:! fire at ¢he wharf at Fort Washington, bolow Alexandria, Thore Volng powder 00 board, the officers aud crow made thetr escape ashore, and tho boat was cast loose, Botwoon olovon and twelve o'clock the boat blew up with a tremendous explosion, the Ghook of which was els in Alexandria and Washington. ‘The Alexandria Gaselic anys it was reported for aeveral hours yostordsy morning that the magezine ast Fort Washington bad exploded; but « messenger Crom the fort arrtved at nine o'clock and furnished the above particu- lars. No one was injured by the accident, Tho amount Of powder on board as uot boon ascortained BIDS FOR THE FLOUR CONTRACT Bids for flour wore opened to-dey at the office of the dopot commissary. Over twenty-eight thousand barrels pied erage, the bids ranging Crom $8 to $3 76 per itrel, Early on Friday eveuing four men, styling thomselvos “Tog Qlugbers,” made their appearance in tho Fourth ward in search of substitute brokers and some other por. gong whom the “‘Olubbors'\bad learned were giving in- formation where deserters could be found, This gang of outinws, in their gearch, entored the drivking place cor- nor of Water aud Roosovolt atreots, and thore, meoting Jobn Doyle, a substitute broker, an assault was made on him. Ono of the gang drew a large club from his coat Sleeve and alined a blow at Doyle's hoad, but the latter, throwing up hig arm at that moment, received ths blow on it which wae intended for bis ucad. Doylo was not badly injured, and, fearing further violence, ran Into the street. Georgo Christoflera, tho bartender, had @ gocd Jook at the “Clubbers,” and remousirated with the ring- twader for aseaulting a man {p his house. ome ten minutes sulseqi Albert Coleman, a sober aod qiiot esoal boatman, rushed into barroom and cried out to Christoffers, the barkeoper, ‘I’m kilied.’* ‘He was taken to & drug atore, and voy ed to Bellevue Hospital, whero his wkull was found to be terribly fractured and forced in upon the brain. Several Other parties were boateu by tho ruffans, but, us far ag kno wie Iataliy Rintine omnera Ontemadl lingered until EXOURSION OF THE GONSOAT EUTAW, five o'olook yesterday moroing and ox pired. | etsietie The United Statos steamer Kutaw went down the river reh wes made for Clubbers,” aud late that | to-day with an exouraion party, composed of tho Senate night offcors Wogan and Towns, of the Fourth precinct, i, arreated Charles bom, ‘it is alleged, was-one and House Naval Committees, Commodore Rodgers aud othera, THY ODSTRUOTTIONS IX CITARLEBTON HAPROR, From. tformation recently received by the Navy De- | partment if appears thak very few of the obstructions af Charloston have bees washed away, About three ‘hua- drat thov-or the may Hated down at one tims, | end all that bas drifted towards tho foot siace were ratte | the party. Joba Moc , another of the gang, and the Clubber:in-Chief, made bis escape, as also did ‘his-other Boog tp ercest MeCiusty very 60 mane information has becdecorved-wnioh aay ead to the ns Coroser: Raupeding yortocdny? Biwi Viqueet on the body of cavaral witeost into RECS ES ails poe es : ‘struck the fatal blow; but soveral wit- | b1 I y {5g on ‘ ees toatied te set aan Meh ~~ melt Pela the rebola forthe purpose of oripp'ing our veg. ristofiors, Seeme ao unwil wrote ‘Sitnean' Alteought De sew’ CMY cease comune BPFIOIENCY OF THX MONITORS. Doyie, and tallied with one of the “Clubbers,” bo could give no intolligible account of the affair. It also appeared fuevidence that he said ie kaow more about tt than he warwilling to tell, Fears of violence at the hands of the rufflins probably prompted him (o say ag little as poa- aibio against them. His manner of teatifying convinced the jury that Christoffers was an accossory to the murdor after (he fact. After hearing all the testimony, the fury rendered the following ‘Tho Navy Departmont is prepariig a number of docu monts, to be transmitted to the House Naval Committee, on the efficiency of the Monttors, in addition to those Printed in the oMolal report, {: is undorstood that en important roport will be made by Admiral Dabigron upon the subject. PREGSUCS VOR TAN KING OF GTAM, Tho government has procured two magoificeat aud coatly swords, intended as presoais from Prosident Lin- coin (o tho first and second Kings of Siam, io roturn for handsome prescaty mado te (he Presideat about a yaar ago. VERDICr, “ That Albert Coleman, the deceased, came to hts death by 4 fracture of the skull by a blow inflicted by John McClusky, Charles Myers, or one of two others, wheae names are to us unknown. We farther believe George Christoffers to be an accessory after the fact." Docensed was abont twenty two years of ago and a native of Cansfohario, Montgomery county, this State, Myers claims to be entirely tnnocont of any participa- tion in the fatal occurrence. Tho Coroner committed bira tothe Tombs Ilo is a boatman ond lives at 344 Wator streot. Christoffers was also sent to prison, whare he will bave at ¢pportuuity to consider? the proprioty of Lelag more communicative and ianparting infor: calculatod (o further the ends of justics. RECOGNITION OF THT NICARAGUAN CONSUL. The Prosident has vecognized-Daniel Poros Barreda aa Nicaraguan Consu! at New York. ILLNESE 0: PNYATIVE WARD, Representative FE h Ward, of Now Yortc, bas boon confined to his tocginge tho past week by illness RAILROAD GRANTS. ‘Tho House Committeo on Public Lands bavy ander eon Gidgration the subject of rativoad granta to Alabama, Fiorida, fowa, Louisiana, Minnesota, Misslasippi and Wise consin The law of 1866 provides (hat iv ¢ the roads opumerated shal! not ke compfoted in ton years the lands Bhall revert to the United States, The committes have been instructed to inquire whether it would bo and expedient to oxtend tha time of the grants, se 4 these States now being in robellion. ner: A Regiment with Two Coioncis, SUPERIOR COURT, Before dudgo Barbour. Jan. 25.—The case of Emil Von Schoeuing against Solomon Kohnstamm, for the recovery of $2,573, created cdusiderabio interest. The plaintiff, on being put upon ‘the stand, tostified that he was the colonel of tho Fifty second regiment New York Volunteers; that while the regiment was being organized, in 1861, he advanced money to one August Meyer, for the purpose of lodging and feeding the troops; and that the latter, in paymoft of the debt, agsigued his claims against the government in fayor of the plainti®™. Que of thego claims was $2,573, and it was entrusted to Kohnstamm for cotlection, who, ag the plaintitt, received the money and appropriated (he pro- ceeda; and ‘the action was now brought to recover this amount. On the cross examination the plaintiff admitted that he had not served as the colonel of the regiment since February, 1862, and the t were commanded by Paul Fraok. [He still claimed to be the colonel of the rogimont, however, and sald he had his authority trom the War Department. Upon being questioned fur ther he stated that he was @Moctor by profession, and practised throughout the entire State. ‘The examination of the witness created a great dea! of merriment; but the case was brought to xa abrupt termination by sel withdrawing @ juror for the purpose of adjo myattor until the next term of the Court. United States Supreme Court. Moxpay, Jan. 25.—No, 94, Rufus 8. Lee ot a!., ping tiff \n orror, vs, Patrick Watsou et at. Inerror to the Cir. our Conc Of the United States for the District of Keu ucky. missing this cause for want of jurisdiction. No. 97, William H. D. C. Wright, appetlaat, vs. James Ellison , executor of Joseph Raker et a', Appeal trom the Cireuit Court of tho United Sixtes for the District of Keutuoky. Mr. Justice Swaynodelivered the opinion of tho Court, affirming the decrgs of the said Circuit Court in this cance, with costs, No. 100, William MW, Richardson, piaintit in error, va, the County of Lawrence. In error to she Ciresit Court of the United States for tbe Western District of Pennay ivar Mr. Juatice Grier delivered the opinion of the C granting the motion of tho plainttil in this cause. No: 026. The Ballimore avd Ouio Railroad Company, pialatift in orror, vs. William Pattorson. Tae motion of Me, Davis to dismiss this cause was over- ruled. No. 512. William Y, Bro@n, plaintiff in error, vs. Wit liam ©. Tarkington et al. Tn error to the Cireult Cowre of the United States for the District of Indiana. Tho writ of error of the Civonit Court in Uais can@ is dist Ub costs, No. ao HE nited States, spppeliants, vs. Beojamnia A Wall Sireet Case, SUPREME COURT—CIROUIT. Before Judge Sutherland. JAN. 25,—A sult for the recovery of $673, growing ont of a Wall street speculation, was commenced to-day, and rated iach jae in muta i 5 Bp ale tiff, Jenkins Van , 18 a Broker. September 6, +] tracted iy si Ga §. Hatlock, clatmant, &c. 1860, by ‘ed to buy for Samuel H. Ransom one attock, * babar of “tho capital stock of tho Michigan This cause wa to the consideration o: the Court on tho recor printed argument by Mr. Attor- Southern and Northero {ndiana Railroad Compeny, at sixty dave, the plaintiff to buy the stock in Kis o name, and to hold it for the cefendant until sych time he thought proper to take it. Defendant was to rect interest at the rate of six per cent and the usual commis- sion, and in case of the rise or fall of the stock the pla’ tiff was to receive or pay over the difference. ‘was bought at 483{ and held for sixty days, when, the defendant refusing to take it, the plaintiff! made a sottlo- néy General Bates and Mr. Kames for the appeilants, 0. 114; The United Staies, appeliauts, ya. Jose Loreto Sepulveda ci a!. ig cause was argued by Mr. Wills for the appel the lants, * No. 116. fncceucio Romero e| United States. ‘This cause was argued by Mr, Carlite for the appellaats aud by Mr. Black for the appellees. » Qppeliants, va ment with the parties from whom he had purchased it, | wo, 117. Juan Jose Gonzales, widow, and Uaretictte V. and paid the difference, the stock being then down to | wc. 2)7, Jan tone Gonmees eetlavls, vs, te Upited Su ee. Manat ine cae fad J States. Appoal from the District Court of the Cuited e lieged, x Di Hforni paid over by him while sctiog te tho agent of the defend. | States tor the Northern District of California ‘The appeal of the said District Court im this cauge ix affirmed. No. 277. Tho schooner Napoleon, &c., appellants, vs. the United States. Appeat (rom the District Court of the United States for the Southorn District of New York. ‘Tho matters in controversy im this cxuse having boea agreed and settled, it was,on motion of Mr. Attorney General Bates, dismissed. Teesoay, Jav. 26,—No, 07.—Wmn. 1H. 1, C. Weight. ap- nt, vs. James Filison, execator of Joseph Baker, de- ed, et at. Appeal from the Circuit Court Unitec States fer the Pistrict of Columbia. Mr. Justice Swayne delivered the opinion of the court affirming the decreo of the said Circuit Court in tals cause, with costa. 0. 118, The United States, appellants, vs. BMavuel The defence set up was that the plaintif bad not sed the shares at all, but that ho morely reproe sented he had for the pur; ose of making bis ¢ommission, | and that he bad not acted in good faith, |. The Conrt, after hearing the argument of the counsel on both sides, decided to dismias the complatat, on the | ground of want of entirety tn the contract. Curious Libel Suit. SUPREME COURT—OIKCUIT. Before Judge Leonard, JAN, 26.—A curious libel suit, growing out of a bar | room altercation, was tried this morning. A man named | Sandford J. Dockstader, it appears, being thirsty, went into the drinking saloon of William Mitchell, in Prince sireet, and asked for a drink of water. The barkeeper handed Dockstador a glass, when the latter refused to drink out of it,on the ground that it was dirty, This irritated Mitcboll, and an altercation ensued in reference to theduties of landlords generally. In the course of the argument Mitchell lost his temper and called Dockstader a thief, and for applying this epithet he was suet for slander. Yho jury did not attach much tinportance to the matter, however; for they agreed upon @ verdict of aix centa damages befere they had been out teu minutes ant. Auguisola. This cause was argued by Mr. Wills for the Caited States. } No, 119, The United States, appoliants, vs. Wm. 8. Jobson et al ‘This cause was amgued by bir. Wills for the United States. ‘No. 120. Vicente Miramontes et al.,hoira, &c., appal- lants, va. the United States, ‘This cause was argued by Mr, McDougall for the appe! lants, and by Mr. Black for the United States, and admit- ted, ona printed argument by Mr. Wella ‘Lorre, for the } United States { ; No. 122. Hiram Cloarwater, plaintift in ercor, vs. Soto mon Meredith et al. $8 ‘This canse was argued by Mr. Pagi for the platwy in error, and submitted on @ printed argument by Mr. | Hendricks (0 defendants ia error. ‘No. 12%, Texas Neswanger ot al., plaiutills ja error, vs. Mary D. Saunders et | This cause weg submitted to the consideration of the court on the record and printed: arguments, by Mr. Stan- berry for the plaintifis in error, aud by Mr, Ewing for (he dofendants fo error. No. 124. The United States, appellants, vs, Jose Anto. nio Aguerre and nx. j ‘This canse was argued by Ne. Wille for the Unitod | States, and by Mr. J. B. Williams for the appellees Wasarraton, Jan. 29, 1864. Case No, 131 willbe the only one argued to-day. tho United States @ainst Wm. Carey Jones—the Califor- nie land case. Sarvepar, Jan. 30, 1864.—The following c: frst in order in the Supreme Court of th Foreign Theatrica’ A PRINUESS AND A DANUSESE. Brvssela at the present moment,’’ cays ae ye 4 *js in raptures with a German female dancer. ciassie dancing hor Joe Is NovhINg exts maa but she has created for herself a marked sapericrit¥ tn the Mabille atyle, and far excoods Rigolbochs in her gymnustic move- ments, She is,moreover, young, about twenty, very pretty, and lives in good style. Sle is suid to be i. atically a princess, and her heuse is inaccessible to the pumerous admirers of her person and her eccentric talent.” OTHELLO IN THREE COLORS. When in 1852 Moise was produced at the Grand Opera, Paris, the ginger who played Amenophis, an erp. tian 'Prineo, entered into his character nearly as moch as the Otheilo mentioned by Mr, Dickens, who blackened himself all over, He stained bis face, Teck ond arms of a good Fgyptian brownish black; but | there his painting arrangements ended, and he depended for his dusky logs on the ‘*maillot” maker of the theatre. ses, coming | mae prince's jegs bud | At the very last moment, however, | not arrived! ‘‘Quoi faire’ There was nothing to do | are likely to be argued during next week:— | | but don a pair of those fish colored tight garments usu No. 132—Greene C. Bronson, et of, appellant, versus the | ally worm by pages ou the stage. The want of ‘local | LaCrosse and Milwaukee Railrond Company ¢ al. | colonr,’”? however, was soon discovered, and not ap- 33 — of George Pomoroy, piaintift in error No. 1 versus the State Bonk of Indiana. i No, 134—Henry Vallette, &c., appellant {versus Groeue C. Bronson et a’. . 13)—ihomas G. Gaylor, Jr. a? bs Kelshow Ss | proved of, and after his first exit Amenophis was forced | to scrub bimeel! to a lighter hue, more in harmony with his lege. This carried bim pretty well through the sec- ‘ond act, in which be sang well, was Spplauded and got | excited, Ax be rushed off at the end act two he saw | the tardy tailor with bis black breeches, and, forgetful of the chenge he had made above, at once put them on, and | appeared—changing to t! ye like a dusky chameleon— in the third act a Georgian to the hips and a nigger be- low. It was too much for the audience, 4nd seriously endangered the success of ‘Moise.”’ NAPOLEON AXD THE THEATRES. | ppellant , versus (fle Mail Steamehip Company, plain iMiam H. Jolite. et the United States, Chief Justice Cavey de- livered the opinion of the court sustaining the demurrer | | A Paris correspondent of the Hurope gives the following | and dismissing the petition. . account of an {ncideut which he says induced the Empe- i Loring and Wilmot delivered separate opinions, ror to take in hand the reform of theatrical legisiation:— | conct ip the resuit. J «During the stay of the Court at Biarritz his Majesty, on Th ise Of the city of Carondelet ve, the United passing through the town, observed that the theatre was | States, wae submitted on the printed record ami brief, closed, and asked the reason. ‘We do not by _F. Caeselberry, Faq., for the claimaut. know Your Majesty must ask the Mayor,’ The cause of Lester and Redington vs. the United States was the reply. ‘That functionary a8 con | was submitted on the printed record and briefs by Hon. sequently aummoned to the palace, and the Emperor said, | KH. H. Duell for the claimants, and Mr. McPherson, the ‘Monsieur le Maire, why is there no performance going on ited Stat in your theatre?’ - ‘Sire company of the arrondisse- United States; of a only be bere for two months | James Roberteon et al. ws, the United jof Moses ment ts on etrovit, an Taylor and W. W. Fox vs. the United Staten; of the Man- hai mpany ve. the United States; of N. Sinnott, Jr. the United Ktates: of P. H. ©. Bruce va. tho Unite States; of C, Badiaw et al. va, the United States; and of Frederick Rico, administrator of David Randon et al. v8 the United Statee, haying been this day called on the se gor the Winter.’ ‘But if the to theatre to be open, and some one pro- coula not }so do; pony ‘with & pri- Db no one, io ‘The at the beginnin, wished for the theatre to be op id 10 give performanc “s ‘or the leatre 18 conceded to a o vileged director.’ ‘How? Privilege neo, Make use of the theatre?’ ‘No, sire.’ then appliod to, and asked what was the | cond call of the trial dorket, and the claimants not ap. i one ‘rer Ben ‘and she will at Of tbove pr! liege by which the public in the | pearing, cither personally or by counsel, the said oases Hor ‘made by Mr, | provinces were deprived of their theatre during the | were eiricken irom the docket and the petitions die- et ful, and sot like a Her cabing | greater part of the your. Subsequently he was directed | missed, «are up in satinwood,, and other | to araw up a report on the subject, and to prepare a bill. | Toympay, Jan, 26.—The cause of Wm. 8. Grant vs. Tne « tick materials, the Joiner being Mr. , This order was executed; but tbe twenty-five or thirty | cniteq States (NO. 1,889), was argued by Mr. Mark H. «the toseus was one which we heertil articles of which the bil! consieted pons a Fee Of | Donnell for the tiaimant, and by Mr. MoPhersou, the As- - conour tn: jots of the Willism Rell, on thelr unnecessary formulas, and ended b] vee \ —— tistant Selicitor, for the ‘United States. i wait Qs Gls weet | Roses" an oe ery be tno et . . ” oh. . * trial Uy during the | word¢ are not required. Just eay that theatrical perform. Rebel mere ——— Military Affairs. Captain W, H, Nash, First United States Sharpshooters, , tnd Acting Asnistant Inspector General on General J. H. Hobart Ward's ste’, has boon the recipient of a valuable ‘horse and equipments, which were presented to nim by rise like ABAIVAL OF FIVE BUNDRED IN CHICAGO, EN ROUTE ances are an industria) enterp! aS fh hencefor' ery one will bave the rigi stem at hie ef provided that he does mot Jaw.’ ‘foie second Dili wes then drawn ig that sow under examination by the Council of Slave,” A Present to General Grant. y are making & ‘The Coit’s Arms bag commny ro, jendid revol a pele help ag ped — hE EE Sales were eiteman, Crih heoen for bite ta | Darla are ettbormery, taledd wit pare fold, pie fe in Unwed then artery under Major eaten into a design previously cut out of ne ae « K, 0, ©, Ord, Lal. A Ana in 1899 from Oe Fede bebe solid no — younds rece! Oregon enclosed handsome rosewood box, ~-Agd Provious to bi present maces Jato eee phy ana Cogn by all La tools, &e,, De ated od pedtapes uy, tt.0 Austrian gov. ‘a member of the ‘State them =| boxes, &o. f o e ok ; shacks at iio! var mong whom he fas Muang frienda, who | factured of sive these plevola w tne leaves which protect the ox? asin, tu ine. i danbtose ret ge! ied at this tokem ‘appreciation apy palr that has ever left the ostablishment.— Fotdlhy be tems feigutng 00 the oye thhe ear euery ys | Ir. Justice Feld delivered the opinion of the Cowrt, dis- i } belt for their fires commander, DUMCrOUS Cae. o 4 tained any items . eubtio latereat, ‘Tho Great of any NOW 44 tho cage of oMlcor Mason, Borlow without provo?Ston, afd afterwards propo log fot him go for e coum toration, Citiza® Borlen atin fess ne patd bina flvo co}tars, but, ad Lo says, tho officer paid no a¥tention to this was the issi he ssw of him. OMicsr wes caliod upon tc aoswor to the grave chergo, and did go by taking a most eolomu oath thay be know nothing of the circumstances whatover, My megs that the prompt dic argo of Die duty on peat had dered the oMicer so vonoxiows % many that they laying plaos to get tim remov od (rom the er suown that the complainaat was « jucater of one Of the worst places on the - Tn the cage of officer MoDosough, of the Fiftix, who waa i with being futoxicated wire on post, sho deteuer g6t uD was Chat the nigh: was s0coid it ntimbed bim and made him orhibit eynipcors simiine to those produced b ‘@ partial state of intoxivation; amd, ay (hore was no ovi- Genco that the scent of liquor was deteotod in his “pteath, this might have beeu the cass. The counsel for the defence asked of the witness if it wad not cold Gnough to make a man. nuinb. ‘The witnoss, who waa aw officer, aud patro}ting on the same night that McDonough was, could hardly austrer, and while debating the matter ia his mind wae surprised by another question from the esldent, “Was it cold cnough to make a man drugkt’ "he cago Is Inid over for further investigation, Ofiicor Boker, of the Kiftaonth, was complaiaed of for allowing ® burglary to be committed on his post {a tho Premises cocupied by Madame Ferrero, sister of Gengral Ferrero, No. 6 Great Jones street. It appeared from (he evidencd that (ho burglary must have taken place at au early hour ta tho mosuing,as (he noise of the servant Girl coming down at (wouty minutes past six had alarinod tho burglars, who fled through the basemont window, Vive thousand dotlara worth of laces kad beon packed up by tho (hioves, who, but for tho timely appearance of tho maid, might have taken their booty with thom Of Course Loker ‘thought he did all he could to provent the burglary by trying the doora, &c., but failed to make this (lly apparent to tho Hoard, ‘Phe case of officer MoCuskar. of che Twonty-seveakh, t Hore aiitided to only for the parpore cf impsose!ag upon tho minds of the membors of the force that, under all Circumstarces, whee @ demand ia wade upon thom for umber, thoy tau © ib ehoorfully and without tion or” kecompaniod witD abusive or insulting ‘Tho Moard will severely punish any fiagrancy i hevealtor Whe KUsolute refusal to give 1 wher demanded will be wovsldered from the force, fo the rou caso of MoCuster, he was asked to male an arrest wirich he cloariy had uo cigut to wake. ‘The citizen, Audcow... Insk, Ol 43 Hestor strect, becoming exeiled at bis ro fusal; followed bim into the tolihowse gate of the South MoCuaker then conr- 1g tho cit ut in- Any dereliction ia ‘and the fores wil! do ferry, and demanded his number mitted tho grave mistid&e of par Stead of acceding to his der this respect wilt not be overioe ou the Premises O° A, concluded, but only rious than over. 11 be remembered that the 200 worth of hoary dry when the threa offcors beew faithfully were brought nothing sin: patrolling their posts, tu to answor the 61 how concorning (ho i ular case, and shows that the profession of burgiury vances with the general progress of the age, Vin tionably sora bev dodge has been adopted by the thievas with whieb the police have not aa yet Wecome (awiiiar, and unt!! they de more ot these myaterious cases may be exnectod to ceour. City Lutelligence, ANMIVARGARY OF (HE SCHOOU'I's SCAERS? ASL VUAVON. —ThO anniversary mebting of (ue New York Teachers’ Associa. tion tovk place last even'ng in thelr olagsat roour, in the ‘Wuliding of the Board of Kavcasioa, corner of Grand ond Wim streets, It was tho most interesting affair of the over gotten up under tbe auspices of the Association, wich appears to bo ‘grow lug -vapidiy ia usefulness and Mr. John A, Nichols, tho president, occu- pled tae chair, and Air. Hugh Du recording secretary, performed Ure autics of thal oMéd iv tha most aatistacs tory manner, Several oi the most tuiluential men iden- tified with the educational interests of this city attouded, and among them wore noticed sir, James W, Gerard, Mr. Viliam E. Curtis, Professor Webster, of tie Free Aca- demy; Professor Davies, formerly of West Point: Com- missioner Hayes, F ‘hom pson, of ye Siate School ‘feachers’ Association; Messrs. Wiliam M. Jeliffe, Henry ¢. Murtin, George Batchelor wad Abner B. Holley. ‘tne aincut constated of solids, liquids aad literary exe Ab elegant collation was served up for the com ad at its conclusion 4 autaber of highly interesting were made by the Pr out, Protessor liavies, 2. Curtis, James W. Gerard? Professor Thomp- Professor Webster, Mr. M. J. y, Mr. Yates, aud myer of others. - 5 3 3 5 3 1 George P, Thrie, of St, Lorts, aud Late Iugpactor General on tho sti of General Grant, has resigaed The welcome given to General Curtis at Leavenworth fast week was the moat enthusiastic demonstration ever given ia that city. Over fiye thousand persons were prosont, aud the Union Leegne procession was more than amiic long. Colonel Chapman has boea made Conberal Curtis’ ciel of atatt. Brigadier Geveral Henry W. Birge arrived at Norwich ‘on (he 2ist inst from New Orlean: erat A. B. Hovey, of Indiana, deciines * position on the Uniou State ticket, on the groungl thet ho iz enlisted for the war, aud his energica of body and iniad ara ail absorbed im itz successful prosecution. Amovg the officers interested ia recruiting in the dittur- stater, by order of the govorument, are iho tollow- ing —Brigadier General John S. Mason, San Francisco; Brivadicr General f, W, Links, Caucord, New [tanpsnire, Brigadier Genoral William Hays, New York city; Briga- dior General t, @. Piteher, Bratttcboro, Vermont. Mes. D. Merril, who died in Litebfeld, Me. on the 29th ult., agod 96, left si children, forty-six grandetildroa ninety-two grent grandebildrey, and tou great great grandchitdren, John Brown's daughter is tress Monroe, Geveral Chetlain is at bis home, ia Gaiena, on @ brief furlough. Coleone! Joseph Meiibben, formerly momber of Con grees (rom Calttornia, and tntil lately aid-decamp to teaching freedmen at For. | Major General Thomas, has tendered bis resignation, with # view to returning to the Pacific const ‘yne enlisted mon of the Thirty-sixth Ohie lave jur- chased, at & cost of 700, a nificent sword, sosh and joners! Geo, Grok. Ovttnary. die@ at Alleghany, a ,on the wot, eof one humdrod and kyo He lean frame, and although bie mother tive African be might easily have been mistakea bite man. Imearty life be learned to read and write, and for more years than is commonfy aliotted to human life wae @ member of the Methodist Mpiscopat vureh, fe retained bis sight, hearing and inental (aca!- ties to the last; was, until within a few months of bis deathsauimated and commanicative, avd enjoyed a stendy and uncionded hope ef salvation, Mrs. Locy Bittvex, 9 revolutionary pensioner, died at bast Windsor last week, in the ninot, age: She wos tho oldest danghter of E. Tudor, M. DY Fast Windsor, who, a2 Assistant Surgeon in the Forty- third regiment, was at the capture of Quebdce im 1769, and is said to baye been the last survivor of Wolfe's offi- core, bot Oying before 1826, in his ninety-third x Her husband, Colonel Audrew Hillyer, who died in 1828, served his first campaign in the Canada expedition of D., Professor of the Theory and 1760, then @ lad ef al fifteen. Lvowtpas M. Laweox, M. Practice of Medicine in the Medital Cotlege of Obio, diod at vincinnati on the Qlet inst. APTHUR SIGRLBY, the oldest printer in Maine, and a powspapor publisher fifty years ogo, died at Portland on Thortday , aged eighty-two years. Arrivals an@ Departures. ARBIVALS. ¥ Oniwaxe—BSteamahtp Rvening Star—Preieriok Hu. Miss P Halen RBTY, ge di bed Ee Baueb, Mi ake, 8 Wickert, T Harber ear, Al ead W il Lane, J ba a ay eh J gpelek, 8 Jarris, FI ir Marx, wife and chil a imons, Crawford 4 obild, 8 3 and jo sieernge. AxaceSteupehip, Bveniug Biers Mendez. ganas Peal ewan Says Menges Sree, cOrsedy. Eons Willan aponien et a ?, iene Bh ntewiner iso re bites, the week past bute Cow of the ° 0M (ial at Police Hondymrters that oon- the Fourth, who was cha ,%0d with arresting oitizon Joha that bo was procomding meme witht @friaad, when the ofMoer stepped up and told him be would arngst bin: ua- Ths citizen rom onstrated; 4 wor. &, but dragged him along for somo distartee; that, ingling he” was about to got “talon in,” ha took out his wallat and Selected four dollars of big money ant gave tt te the Officer; thet (he letter thon grabbed the wallet, whlch egniained thirtcen dollars, and ran away with it, and Mason Deh pas Sie orith @ Gromendous orash, burying | Patent. that | Messy MUNI Cente! Patemts! and oart, It coms AMIIOAN, continue to Of the GOLBUTINT® * te Be “our and other | (opie for uew Witte ve RO man.aud a horse .. ~tang | Mesure Munu & Go, have had neventeel ren goumtrien Palonls aud li ba woticatin Ey wantore “wll glored wtih 8 aolad a4 ALOCIEY® waricnoe “ining (be Patent Laws and other impor Douoatu . . * aldo wall om Battery p.—. stor, turpisned freo oa applet the building was uo... + the, gtreet, carry. | than wm. Mare York, OF storom, whlah 60 weakened the - “a butlding, | pan? tatormation for um. oo of GAve out avd foll out into . Sq Mo- | Hon, Consultation ond et ee See cow, m ing with is most of the entire contents of . At (ho time of the agoldent & man camod Jo. Quinlin was standing on the sidewall, and @ horas a.. Cart near the curb. All wers com: buried bencath tho ruins, McQuialia boing taetantly kiied, Tao police; ™“~ Coruge f eud Reveal abreete, Washington, m. w& od “augers Direction abe ame Borolas Paton. 2 ® he at ip th 9 mattor. ‘Pho. "6 wore at tho timo tro oF throes parsons on the lower nor of the butiding, ai! of whom aicaved with: Patent Salamanier 5a. wane Proof dafe i eyed i) haute Cap» 4 gafoiy. Ct was wurprising thai a0 obbor | - 4 tain Bryant, of the Fourth, stated that the post of which J 25 charg | Uaald lo ho considerable travsl vant tae beet! ‘Wilson's Highest Premium J en " ongiderablotravel pant the by Wheeler & : _mepmegranta ei de Yory bad ong, and that ho always, \ tug about u°¢@ o/ctook ia tho ze Conk Sutah Sewing Machines, Oils bi» Brosaw . oh ty without Cary yin 9 Frageaboe of the Kx'rast of the Might . Mh 10 16ue ORB: Ae ® Connoisneur ia 00 had"wever couce.ved of a weon! wa Ox ug 80 enduring. Mamvlaniured only by PRR AR AANA nro Saronvary, Jan. $0--0 P stock market opened buoyant in the mora L the prices obtained in the strat wore 108 stained at the board, Asoomparcd with sa Th Onleial Ora i, ce ov Mearray, Hide & ing? bi Oo,'# Kentucky Bate he fogether with a number of efttzenn, immediately aot to | Dennia, — - Work to, reoover tho body, but it was after orotock | Pay tits. ~sh 4& ©o., Hadica! Usvw ryan Meets io Pris iy = Repay tp . . Veear rome Aa! oes. 8 ie dy Wad couveyed 6 the station R010, pute > qiere om inquest will be eld’ thia morning. fhs arune ott, aly » » Will Amount to about $16,000. The bitild- V4 pOrtars, , ls aAid Wo have deen considerod portocity atrong and | Risslic Goods Nue ath Same fear ove: having boen oxprossed wr apeed, Hate Dy a Wigs, Toa - Asaistant Koginoor T. L. Woat, Inapsotor of Bufldin nd Moldavia Groam, jor beautifying « « was’ 02 baad, wad wilt iust.iite's Lusruigi caveargaton | JBMOBBLOB, 16 Bond mwroct = Keorgonr, Be Mravany. 99, 1354, Call ‘ i £2, 05: k 48, dl, 10, LO, the Lig at cash pales at the drat board on Wriday,. 68, 62, WA, 70, 16, ees. at. 37, | Now York, | Central advanced 24, Brie 4, Hudsom Gteoularwaeat eae of chaeps,'by adres i nee: orm cacieon %, Beading 124, Cleveland aud MURRAY. EDSY # co, River %, by hic North, Covlagton, Ky Toiedo t, Pe *¢ ‘We Hang ORaeee bark Michi ft ‘Si . eh Oy e preferred woat down %, os rovarrottoutaner nee Ow Ghe Shelvy Coftene | westert 4. 4 yichigan Southern 1%, Minoia Gi-wan, 80, (in. gaa Control > act YY and eo ond 6t, 7, 34, 1, 48. 52 20, 7%, 64 Jentral Gale ra and Chicago Y4, an a Rook Taland t The following NOP RECRIVED Circulars gens by addrereing: 4, &. GIMWONS & CO wore the quotations at the gold pe Mine exchange to-day: £ otclook P. of OMcial Deawings of the Library Ags +> ta SR Td ciation Company's Latlocy o” Keatuck: 2 o'clock P.M... 167 Se ens to aT Orne, 68, 4s aie Se eee re ‘ iG + , 2 OF, & 8 o'cicok + MOT 23, 64, 40, 88, 67, 1 46) Lby 2h, IE, Th, Gh, 66 po ee roulara wort by addrenntnr * A $54 o’olock P. M.,...LbTH6 VRANOB, Bulda & GO. Managers, Covington, Kyp- 3%, ovolock 1". M... 16156 1214 ololoctc €” o'clock P.M. . Lit Messi, Ley e'clock & Wee BiOLAOA. The export ary 29, © 108 $8,698,025 Prompt and reliableintormatisn given ov sen! LAY TOM & OO. 10 Wa'l sivest. NX ol Lotte- rect, N.Y week endiug Janu Whe following ta gross enrnings of which have been m the ras ‘toads, the reports o ries = Cleveland and Pittsburg... fui Comp Milwankee and Prairie du ¢ a h has achieved a r wo equal | Lebigh Vallay...... ccc for beautifying the compiexi Brominay | Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Ch. * and Drugaiate every where. ‘Sroy ane pasion, Marvotta wad Cincinnati..... Philadelphia and Wilmington Philadelphia and Reading... aE SS Se A New Commetic—“White Virgin Wax of Autilies,” for besutifving, whitening and preserving the complasion, maxing it 4eZi, fair, smoot! transparent, curing chapped i;wand redness of the Renomber | St. fia ali pure, virgin Wax, ot lajure the skin, ands. | Piitsburg and Connellsville. the grea’ Secret of Radiaw! erpatial Besity, Pri: Baltimore and Unio .... ; ana d) cents. Manufactured oaly by HUNT & C0, Perium- | St Lowi. Alton and Terre iiaut GODDINGTON, Tis Broadway, New Yorks A CROVEAU: | litte Mini, Columbus d Xenia, iN. ix way, New York; U 5 inore-siveet, Baliimore; W. 8. KNIWISLE, corner | Westora, Massachusetts, road Boston and Maino Narth Pomasylvan: Boston and roy rect and Benn, Wvaniaaveaue, Washington, D.O., to Smokers.—Potlack & Son, pAliod, botled and mounted. A resolution has been introds A Neglected Cough, Cold or Sore Vhroat which might be checked by te remedy, Like BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROOMAS, if aowed to progress may ter and St. Joseph Railroad Comp railrodd west from St. Joseph, nect with the main trunk of the ov auy branch thereof, in acco provisions iu section 18 of an act minsis seriousiy, Simmons, ogers && Cr, are for Liverpool, took ous authorized (o receive depoatt Ake oollestion ow " Kitoa, © iro moon! see ae RIM MONG 00. . hé steamsh 4? of apecie this weelk has Iriacs Cashed im AN Legalized Lotte- cae ty 10g tine previousiy Hevand information piven. GALGAGHER & BrMvaN'N, | DOC Lighter tha RCORB A one other tham Brosars, ‘210 Ouestuut sieece, Enetsionie J cltthe totabeatue mot bhe A tations, cue eaemaa necio, @ * thta port, during the Red im Al Kal Lotiorios.< | diy goods and a, pec ble exh bita the comparative ie vde- publ ic, during the yoacm Prizes Cashed and Information Bar- } 186% and t8 1863. 1802, alshed in all legalized loweries, 424,029 1,154,008 ALECK & CO., BROKERS, 84 Pine street, New York. | Now York and Hartera (980,652 1,425 48 Chicago and Rock Island 3h 148,945 = 4,660," Lotier Michiana Contral 67,248 pond Wed L tchigam Sonthern..... TLS15 ! Vermont and Masaactiise Nose si it eee mantifacturers. 257 Broome atree!, near Bow, De pang ft net yen aud eocechaim. many 257 Broome streel, near Bow: exy, 5°"! goods wholesale and retail, eipes cuc to Ofer, res teas ETS ron weed into the Logia- lature of Kansas which autho tzes the Hannibat ‘any to construct @ Missouri, to con- Pacific Railroad, rdance with the of Congress ea- For Bronchitis, Aste, ech and Couyumptive 0 Bo Seievton oe Coughs, “the Trookas'' are weed with advantage, giving | titled “Au act to aid in the ox jg aed pid shes tiene .—— i railroad and telegraph line from ussou! pairing ee hn alee river to the Pacific Ocean,” prov ‘ded that the An Elegant and Cheap Article, Healthy | consent hereby given ‘is with the « oxpress under- ee aera orien ot Marressen and faroitucs Cusmans, | Standing that one handred and twe mty-five miles Reais tor Goeckes Bc; Lite t reserring, Pillow of said road shal! be constructed wii ‘hin the State Seats, Saving Pads, dc. comsiautiy ow bi filied'a: tite strortest notie Broadway, 706 of Kansas. iy. jel damieaalie 2 , 3 decla All Those Aflicted With Rheumatiom, | The Leather Manufacturers’ Bank | va sensi . Pilea, Nervous Rheumatic Headache, wit! Gud and ‘comfort from using CRONDAL'S Paton’ Gork stuffed Mattresses, Seats, Cushions, Piltows, ac. and 622 ine (he article a! 70% Broadway, 706. a semi-annual dividend of five per o ° government tax, payable after the §1 @t of Feb- ruary. | The holders of INinois Central scrk) 9 and fall ed Call elows Hate Dye—' Ba’ ¢ Best in the world. Harmless, relial’ us. ‘The only per- | paid stock,.cancelled bonds scrip, as wi. ‘Il as Erie, fect dye. Sold by ali druggtsis, snot. y8t Barclay common and preferred shares, standing #: tthe name Besatiful Comp! —Ladies Desirous | of Speyer Bros., London, are requested: 1 10 present ShottY ca Madaune LW el eckim | their certificates previous to February’ 2, in ore K tue purity of which is (estified to by the celebrated chemisi, and thoneands of Jadies who have used them attest (hele undeniable mex removing tou, 40 der to get their due bills for dividends, t the office of Philip Speyer & €o. Peniien, rere de ts wl drnggis Mr t ttanote, and ah ‘The earnings of the Galena and Chica ¢ 'o Unio renpeerce tai ne Are ; Railroad during the week ending January’ 22 were. meres Grenier SS Tiiisone °o | en |. spgug OE aan naw sgl Mis seve ien od seu Kos, 6 ae Howe, | rena thie y ei —— ao tion a1 ganna Dons 30—104 29 UA. and “Au Kinds of Coughs Liver Oil Jelly, the infallible remoily, | $55000 4 $4’s, “S1,cou 107 100 she Road’g RA .1 15 1. 50009 US6’s 5-20'acou il 1200 do os a . 9009 di ” Chaps, Chafes, Saltowness, Eruption 10000 U $6’ Sooie, Sherksand sll Skio-Blemusaes curcd by GOURATO'S | 19090 8 6'8)1 ¥E oer Ualian Medicated Soap, 453. Broedvray. 10000 = ‘8, Chemist and Apa ag A) n atroet, Po 1000 do... £000 Calivornia 19000 Obio de Miss © 19000 do......... 8836 1000 M04’s,clstmst 12135 ! Campbell, | sorner of Eighth’ avenve and Sweuty eight! Medicines dvepensed with care Blindness, and All Defget sceseeedaeeet Deafness, - : Dr. CADWELL, | 2000 End 2d m sf b 11d)g SoA Gtatom pice igh zen “Gaemiuatons tree! | 1900 Mich. Xo af dds 109 jours from 9 to oe 1000 Alt & TH 2dmpe 91 - ane oe 2000 Chick NW latin 96 1300. Esxential to Pemntes.—Mistakem teas | 5000 C: oo Of delicacy should not be eliowed to sipprese (acte of tha sow Aineriean gold, 157 Ay highest importanse to the health aud happiness of womaa, eat son 0. 300 DR. CHRESBMSWS FEMALE PILLS are saving bun ba ore mdsBk 109 200 dreds of lives, and relieving untold suffering among the 190-Centon Company: = 4 feovler sex; oud this should be universally known, The “to. pela ‘ansico. ids 460 — ¥ rt nged system aad, pbysi- debilitate girl suffering from & scarcely ku swing the cause of hee di sing pa cal postr stiow and low spirits, shoud learn deface her dil | guy, a “s30 61% Goulties (ad (a consumption, or at least in hablo ill eaor he Meco $3 health, where she may fimd a balm for her sufferings and | 400 sure Letpyfor her troubles. Thai baten, thee bely are to be | go5 ee 100 do. found In, 300 Bucks Co Land 6 ~ 4 100 Metropol Gas Co . 132 200 Qts Hill Mg Co.830 1036 100 do. 100 Mariposa Mg $00 do. DR. CHEESBMAN'S PLLLS, and ir) a0 other preparation wow before the word. Wer atrerayth and spirite return; ber pain and unoasural agiva- tiomepans away; the cadaverous hue of her complexion is x6 hanged for the fresh, ving of health; she gaina feah; her Ap petite and digestion are renovated, and she oace more re- | iCpices tn that greatest of temporad blessings, “a sound miod {tap sound body.” "oe Bold by druggiss generaliy. Sear prompiiy@y wal’, 91 ‘per vox, or alx Yfstes for 85. All orders aidraseed to AUTHINGS &€ HILLYER, 100 do, Bo Fi Cedar streoi, New tors. | op aired a ae eats on Biliptte i rf on Ss 1 enioc, oF bevetee Reape OFFER A starts De. tn eed Round iii Water ac Th te ea séesese2es Fae. . s Hair Restorative= | 100 BO cece Hoyts Hiawe: 5 ont al ‘200 do..... .b3 52 ih ; stort overeonn oes ‘vee | 650 NYComURH ex diy 182, 700 rca 4 oe RT SRING Cc 200 Hivdgou River 8 13836 70 Tit, wach io ofieand colors the hair at the time, changes tight aga aa eat Gy, ‘To cos a rece Ri ws ose (otra 00, er wy, | 109 do... BBO $l 6480 fo, 4 _ . ty piace, WT, | do... BIS gg | TOO CN & Alton pret. OS Ginger Wine, $00 Haron Wi... .+ , WOU, 1TH, Hur KARE. TS g00 Chi Altos IM. G00 Mick SodeN To ett. | ooo sitcome RRS”, a Leatie sooth toes For sale at al) (hq iteding Prey othiog, rotrevhing —_—