The Sun (New York) Newspaper, October 22, 1863, Page 1

Latest N ews PY TELEGRAPH TOTRENE® YORK sey FROM MEADE’. ARMY. Gur Advance ci REBELS IN FULL. RETRE AT. Important F Fron Easi CAPTURE Oj oF FORT ZOLLICORFER. GRAND RESEL “SEEDADDLE, " Destruction of Secesh ‘Property, Later European } News, Seizure of Sef Davis? Rams. “WEETING | THE DEMOCRATIC LAST IWICHT, GREAT ENTISIASIM—-THE SPEECHES. ttm Vek &e. frm of tho Potomac, A Grent Baer! Washiazton, Oct 6 imwinent. -*ounte trom the Army of the rotomec, upto on sees y eremtay afternons forsieh up with the fe sowiug bh gh.y tmuportan: iat’ Lieeaee: General FE prrhed back * gek's cavsiry divivion @heca! Stuart's rebel cavairy stowaids War eaten ere ware t no eonrideral GUO* pul Lee, it fe portiive > m Monday, end bad { d bis \ine of bat Pated bis mii ley, Our iroops were moving etendi cintwo columns. Up to § o'siork inthe te cannouading on the front, sion havirg taken tho road Gap reported that th re was ree. A locomotive eame un yrect bevond ac loss on our ride . wae ot Waren the Mongreas rallrc De track wos unt rover Gonciel € er ripe the e » y we d: ove tY rebel cavalry ¢: (4 Leyond Dickiand M Uh a point Genere! Ca 4 to Giinervile, ehoving ta thats agement co yu Galnesvil e “Bie 8 arebe! ee os areun “re! dine fog tnfentey 1 artery, at leastaivie! fry mernt Dacios eacalr brtende and batrerr ” etonetre tre xt off t ectcmoced ip extr cat! és killed, wounded ard mis ens ef which conialued ibe Raigade. Atone o'clock ee at Buck Oot chimeoit, We lost about 24 Pr, and eerrral wagons, Ticsel papers of the verter 1 Mie, four milne from Gain ope are advencicg. A creat bet: worsigered iniminoat woe meeraren reratiog. Aavir er 5 of W trenton, and 2 far as G: wich Village. Our Warrenton wiih te. rious opposi tothes ral exo tation, ‘She cor roal/y rotreatir J is intact to bi be left eclums ivance entered len. contrary yarene be te.egraph con with the latter place. Why Lee Fell Back, The retreat cf General Lee's army ts now aft to be aecousted for br that totelligonco was rele. mrapbed techs rebel chief that General Bornsids, wich a large fore, had worked hie war from the weet through thy mountains of F Tennessee and the wertern purtef Vireinis, and was moving 6D the fae TL mebbure, the bare of supplies for the rebel ar ny, | He wae reported tobe nred and seventy five mi: r Abingdon, Va. one bun «from Lynehbure. and to it red the railroad for a distance of over | ’ The cews reached General Loe by cour- er onthe 161), and on the following day hie retro gerne morrm towarde Lynehbarg commenred, The troop in advanee, under General Hill, were car rrdby an immeneo train of ¢are irom Culpepper | aouthward op Vy ednesday, the rea’ of the main eimy | following by way of Warren on and From the Ariny of the Potomae int feived that a body of our cavalry on Tuesday pen sted to Warrenton dunetion, tomy dietance hr yond Moanasste, fodingonly ecattered cavalry pickete of report | elect that Lee wae rhe enemy, who vetired at our sparonch, A 3 9 came 1 be front to th st ll v gore usy embarking hie en lire foree at Cul pper fort) p ryote of sunning thm down the Keat Leone@esee siu Virginia road, haw. os taken the pre oe Lret toc road fr Rappaiion er to duiny M expt pe ade should h ailroad is renrceeuted to ha ther utmoetcsn i¢pair po more thane milwe dey, From Tennessee. Bernsice Doing Good Work, Knorrilie, Tenn. Oct. 17. Major General 11. W. Baiieck, Generalin-t ite’, Washington: On the 8th ‘beld down aa faras Blue Springs, ecd aenvalry brigede of ours held Bull's Gap sup emall body of infantry at Morristown. 1, instant, the enem perted by eecordingly, dispa’ Led a brigade of cavalry eround Dy Rodgezeville to iatercep, the enemy's verr nd with aconsiderabe Lody of infantry and artillery moved to Bull On Saturday, the 1b nt, Ladvauced a cavalry biigede to Blue Springs, #.ere they found the enerm ugly i Sag and offering o stubborn reaietanc ee immisht continued until about Lo'cliek ' division of | lant mornin the enemy in confision uu t git the onemy retreated pre tt ‘ead of a) r ener, woouins wehdut sdeavalry. Toe fue force met him + avrsow's, bi seme MuuadereteDe of, wit ' ere.pt draw, and aliowad tof wih onty e aint check. The pureuit wa until ev £ enlwithdrew t.ost o ound retireg tot ce. Gen, S ake ith Lis cara the purus, the ¢ yportarnt ome) wong bor y from the gente, cap ure matin the forbet Zolli eos bureed the i rord briege at thet | pues, andfiv ciler brideos, and destroyed threo lo eomotiver, and ebou ofesre ech inne ten no youd Priel, Our t weiroout i ports los ¥ derct e@ sour ® ace ©. Poevan 2, Mejor-Genera’ Cone nmaty Get, 2i.—The New aviile correspondence o th rary Divistes ofthe Mississippt, etc. 7 nies! ”.. ¢ rotstrd Varrenton, ! St Tennessee. and | j withine y the rebele, but he | lay afternoon the rebele were | fromm the army of | os advanced | , on the Manarees ross, und | ib | againet ‘he detention of the ebove :ame Min Manavsaa to " } peer panes! viy dcetroyed that our engiccers as | and ie toeail fer the United States two days af: when I sept in a) ed aud cleared the | he fleld and moot 9 pareu d in the owing *o lem 1 a betendeof ini.p ry, pataod at he has Gimp them Spriegs and io “We cold the ecuntry from firme the renorte bat General Grint ace fr tathee m- mand of the Denartments of the Comb riand, Ten: Berses, and Ohio, to be ealled the Military D vidion of Miseiss yp, end that Gemeral Thowas ts to command the Aroy of the Cumberland Genera) Hooker is at Stevenson, Ftan‘on, the Beere special tracs At an aseembiage at the St Clond Hote! to dar e2ort epeechse were lelivercd by Gorernor John-ton and (ene (rant and Megs, fhe telegrash is Working to Chatianonga. Alsbama, FM yof War, hae arrived here ona From Kentucky, Cimermnati, Oot, 21. A epertal depateh to the Coumrne:at, fiom Cavetteburg, Kr, says the expe. dition seat out by Col. Gallup, commending (he bast @nD eirict of Kentucky, consisting of detaciments of the lith wth Keatnck rec mente, revurned, br. ging S) piteoners, & end 20 -tand of orma, without the loss of @ man, Emstern Kentocky to pretty wel Cleared of rebel horse The Coming Miasourt YN lection—Important Order, St. Louie, Mo., Ort. 2 eurral Schofield has sued a5 rear f @leetioa in thie & Judges of alee ton wl) be held etrict!y sceonn able that none but que id votere a ealowrd oO rot, Any person baving gi. aid auainet the gowern tment ud Comfort to tte enomies ae the rebellion, shal] not act ae judg or crrk of said elertion. | ‘ho @ parte of th State where there «danger of tn ferfi renee by guciriias or combinations of prreons te ovOrawe or intiraidate loys! voters, m Sere are duecied to prev a. euch inter ference; but w the troops will atwont thenuseivas from the po ro prrtuitved auly to vue ot the headquarter feepec ive cam rd tna my! Pere this ofces wn any particucar will be puget Charleston. Advices vin Port Royal. The U, &. trac ulon,t Roya 8 ©, Oct. ioth, By doe arrival we learn + at Cosrleton he navy was propertrg cher ve for anew cx waultien, w . Tho larg the governm at of the Novew ber Lattery io cure of erection on James Iilsnd has reached a heig: tof forty feet, witio i alls gre tweoty-¢. ven foor thick. It isto beam plored during this werk, when Chevron will he range of the S00 pound F D rd, now (a ecseonat Gen, Gibror'+ Com, who im commmuence ace tobe must re tout, The fring betwoea tue fortsop Mora ilend | end the revel ba ei ” wesrlow Reperted Occupation of Point isabel, Terrs, & Banke. The New 8 eta (Po: of the 17th, eaye: “The Uni ed states eteamer Bienville, Commander Mul'sney, of the Western Gulf Squadron, toucid in \alehabor, on her way to Pulladelphia, for rpaire She brings the important intel! cerce,which * recivesar’ thst the grand exjed'tion, under “f : porro. ad effected a iandizng at Point | Aertel Dare, at tie me . the lo Twoeop, *{ Gep, Prnubhiin, ano the ether in con mend of & Major Geueral, whoee nawe wo dc pot leaa.”" (ihe Dienvilie, which arriv: made no auc teetant given steve, theme f it hea been obsained fom edanoc n yoher h rep From Europe. Dates to the I 1th Lostant mer Seoie, from Quennstown the Ith inrt., has arrived, with tr) days later news. Ono of the tron-plated rame built by Messrs, Lat-de on the Me:sey, was formaliy sized by the Br.tisb Government on the 0th instant. Another account in tioetes that the “broad arrow” (Government ma:k) deen placed on both vessels, The Prostoa branch: of the fouthorm Club memorialized Farl Rreeeil poD mere surpirioo, 804d proterred agaiust the interference of ‘ade! yoverrment Tt tartared that the Confederate government had resolved not to grant clearances to blockade runners, except on condition of their taking one-third of their The et | outward cargo og government account, The london Td@ees comm ‘ating on the full detaile ofthe battle of Chicamauga, treate it as @ tote! de feat of the Foderals, and reiterates its he the Federal Government, of ping bok the disease trons tidings, by meaus of its control of the tele grephe The Archbishop of Dublin, Mr, Whately) died on the Sth inet. Ihe deaths of Mre. Tro'lops, the author- eas, 80d of Mr. Sherpshanks, the muuniticent donor of a magnificent gallery of pic ures to ihe Biitish na tion are aleo announced The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher delivered 4 stirring eddress in the Free Trado Hall, Menchester,on the 9th of October, to am immense eudienes. He was cheered to the echo, though he was vehement and im passioned in hie denunciations of the sympathy mani- fested for the Houth by the English governing classes, Mr. Raecher ia to lecture in London om the 20th inst warde La France announces that M. De Beliegme, mem- derof the Corps Legielatif, bas published » pamphlet entitled France and Mexico, which concludes that on the secession of the Archduke Maximilian tothe ) throne, the work of France would terminate, andthe | French (roops would be immediate!y withdrawn, The Parte Pargig maintains (ho completo accuracy ofthe statement that Prince Cerartorisk! had de- mande4 from the Cabluete of London und Paris the recognition of F nd ase beligerent pation The Parte Parvo saya that Irauce ie determined to praserve | tothe P 0 no? ty seperate L were, It also arhim, A sarantn Lrorarce, ah jon its Luropean c ec'ion from th evfer the abow engegemen is sorted to Atbers Pewhoir gs A ‘ WT Ouse le 4a 4b + MO Bowe to PUrbtolbet oy we (Lit stra Qurenatoron,) Liverpost, Oct lo A Conetanio p's telegram saya hat the Porro cfers to buy the erm sume, Dillcing in¢be Morey. Bact Russell is paid to fave: ibis solution of the @ fdeulty ‘The Paris correrpondent of the Tiwne 8, that people do uot reein Mazin ai'trepiy to the sexi. ap dejutetion, auy assurance thate mons chy will be asroptcly, or eaally established, esis desire they even 60 fursher, and look on the answer se a civil! refuea!, rather than an acceptence, int whee be orks conditions that will be @ Meuit to ag laty Londen, xumid The GLone stares that Aer, 11 Bee bended hemi eh Sie Abe Gols = the co we ee Dei the whee ob ee Db wasto starton M dey | ot gan, The | Tors, had coci ted rgaines quite a lesge rum. | ‘peeches at i d bere on Bandey, | heats, bet and bields Kents won both beste vasily int came to eeudden stop, on account ef the patronage. cxeept by rowdies ond gatwbiers natl, by the resort that a robal force be their favor, while coriec: show them to be five ‘Loursend in arre: D ughty, with flag-ship, creered the M sais cap ured two fine rebel stenmens and wire prisons folava,end the other wae one f th stein a AF SHINES FUN 4) Sonal omnmne THURSDAY, Ct ra) + | teeware fot fudrtooat, * rill te reeleretio gh + Countries Without » pert shoud pote Cera” Cammercint Livers ont, fav Boovy er, 10. Befoe o# Cot n.tods., an ' dive IOV tA LD Bidtule aad expor:ece, mM Bes oe Oko; aus, wid thrieone market Pea Povecn mak t 1, Och 10, Brevs Console top mansee 00 Hoe Conte ony vail dtcua Frow Sin Powingn, From advices (othe 19 bine) we earn thee Ban aon eaceiar oh wet At Arua nver els + dele, and warty be jo ned by Gen Gael, The > Gitton of the Born arte wets wore dei aet tt be Bis the fined @1) See 1m be ab od , . y at Santare ‘ alone a eet ° i . u oe COURT @ Fetr@at ir tr weit Morder of a Nrweo Coreatng Ofleer in {n poland Baltimers, 00% 1.--Jniormatian eeeehed hore to. Gee ofthe mrrde, on ] {i t White. of the Th tls. 6 lreciment. @t4 Now Deine oaarired Yonev pear Ke diet, Si. Mon eeount A pernetentor wos € News Items. (Telarrauhed to the New Yor’ Sun} Frearee Wiiaow lef aren leat evening, fo New York, to teXe part in the 5 on rate | ® tom orctel Rent Toto be etebiishet @ Treved Keown sao!’ iace Tre Bockade srr Toe etd Ceo M9 fer, Tuscan s+ he hese we eerrgo of Dlauketyclothii na foamed fe Dine eal ow Vork trate, er tw Meet one's Laat onli fur 3 Oe a» be. ©! et JouCV LL Pavys*ectved at AlLeng, Inet even ing (Leb oaace f+ Congres, ts #1 he as'oue rerigvetion of Hon | Urmote ‘ Gi TD Bron eNa ft ercert’ te perive at Cine oratl tode), Acorn eof cit & hee Deen ayy te, te give bus ¢ pol ic recepliog, ood tendes dim the orp ati ex of the cy Pargow Browmi w end Uo race Maynard male norvuie onthe Roh er wet the Admini m sod ful favored moameniate ea’. pay . “me of ezcensive devotion (od end ebr tha betelo of Chickausur Orviciat afeices from Selvadus, state that thi eraguan treope comm ted groat atroc tee or ev Lland,epthe ob uw © house of Mr. Avies, an Amorican, was recerd.an dU © perene ern 0d GO Che premisea were dravied cut and bere Ph lotel) bie Vall Meeting, dod seete ca a} Running & ® race of (Br oO horse Th oucer, Siecktird, = Thunder and f.d'y. The neces wact of Garatexestement has t een cevarioned in © nein A enteced Kentucky, and were pusbiog toward (helio. The Al utent-General of the Srate las isnucd orders to the commendants of ell volunteer m a, to report the canet numborofmen who coud be got ready ia | a0 hour's notte, sapainet — As exchange of prisoners will not pro newed at pre ont. ably be re. The rebels claim a balance in end rele of September. They have sent to since that date, ouly abou 1000 of ow pfonernsa ogetber, and cow the del.vory of prisoners upou pee role Mort entirely surpnded On the Tb inst, Acting Chic! Enginees Drormas went mop trom Adm ral Posters ito K over. The bu ‘oo was used to ferry troops acreus (ue Atch e bone by which the rebels could get provirione fe . board, They coud not be got over th: ber, wud mere burned, [vise great loss to the rebele ust at hie time, ae it cutecff their means of upiratirg accor that part of the Atchafalaya whore the over to attack Morganzn, The cap ure wii deter other steamocs from Bolug to Red Biver. y lately cere General Iate!ligones. (By Bail to the YY. Sun) A Tears of care left Nui le on Theedav fir eee folk, under a fieg of tuts, with (00 « inen for Ibcu inoud On Monae pn @', Morlar's guerre a Fee Dpen the weavornt.- rues helunon ¢ eee t seve wt " WRN aw vetlel ple nere bs mate J Lod menuscte tinne & we, Wiel Ly wimie e irene ’ , e . aim Wiel tee waye ihe roive Acre t oi, Me, of tery Vhlore Pe ta Let, She a ¢ ry; W deys previouel Cr a. aa : hough ‘on an atce ft the distemper. Lo owner veurd herets.xueo buodre AntGiiaw bh feud en ® \ Ke opposition ot Give ‘ ) West, WY Word beak Litoy ce Barrinletve bis etatemeute | f londe nattote eget. bot to indulge che Sere tha time ands reo wil, iy @ litte while longer,* @ ure 6 triumph, Seve Bom the in? onttadlec eed remorselane enn rt 4 t @ otf!l at large, +40 re i ve t 4 premature, sega Bid Nope & Lat Apave, Orrived at t t wil ber he war vent by t 6 CANDpOre an hog feeall the ewldense a ' th shitined at Come pore rut Dion succeed that Ce Diiwoner iene, the ss Sa ameriore Brree Conteacinee Wane ta he Ferosted i The Leu ly arad in tte Ae verte Corse niet the f tien 14 £6 an nantes af « Me. I rk ‘ ’ : xen . ery ' vihescas 4 , a 7 . atichia ¢ siren eo er 6 ae ae : Pan) methane hie § + Kine he dormacof s 8 a ere, ant them, io ‘ f ‘ vert ; Tt th prears «Mr. Y a New York te tre ge toube er reef, or for others, the tile at ateocvaen Ma ; heretore sete tie! ¥ i le Vaiate sis rose " . LWCAL NEWS, er YORK AND TAS VISINTTT antic Vrriisaor vie Des ‘ ertisa at Coomar Iseritete 4 " the Democracy of tie etty of New York ed inet ewening at the Cooper Ine tents, inderthe a of Democratic Lmion As otha I yof the be racy ae ° The greet cryin ein | yitmat heve arrived apprur e! to fill every Praeent wits the wimost athus far the of hie eeuvirr, ard to ineragee, i) that te preside, Sie love for the Union The large ball of the Institute was ted 10 | overfowing immeéd.stely etter the dose were | opened ‘ d, sta! don the daltony out Sida, diteoursod ‘most exceiert mus Thi part of *he proaremmr, sad eat circumesc@ners, Ws Oatley ecpertinns, emer® anvounromsnt ita D meeratic en 76 wae to be eid, a n) Nat A the nice cot our Troon York Ine'ce,epe my) waseplendicly dero Wi) flops and bs ners Seine o: che dennere bora the following Inscriptions: N> Proveript for Cpinian's Sake.” “Th - ate At to ren On ha tution re e Vooutw Was the hour foe opr ny the vvetiog had ar oat f rouate etationed inalée atroek np hart “The Sier Spangied Banr a cat to drecnuree petciotie streine until & - Toko Po Covzeon came forward, and miinat.d tbe > aod fern ae the presiding offcar of tY t'ng, who prefaced bls ececp ence of he v few aks chiefie relating to th ef e 6) the cppersnte of toa Dermoeracy, by the ” oO! ! prlronege and ba, oneta,to over ride € Ubertion pie, For himaett, heerta, red ‘to leave to! iechildion ell the rlahta the peo tired netitation, Mr fiean covtio «pers bly etre Seolatiog h pecs e'cistion rail ite integrit e avers confaeion ore, te Aeon! Lend of “pesce at ane r the ory of “Pearce. No atorupes Mr Deen “I thls ron that oumert,r ei) Tend cries of “No, no; pou're eetored, Mr. neontla @ a glories reeurcettiou of e. Ord he c metitution, os forefathers, A lone Liat of he ivemive of 1) or veathed to ust a Vier whobas verles of rracntone were read, embedsing the foliowing partir at Tuey heartily a) ved and endorsed the rerolu eadonts cae tons edoped by the secent ¥ erratic State Corr vention Seiterated horas OF CL oo tion a men aw datitee: one who eck t ea gua on of che Uasited stots; wout Union at ei cum iy power tha Ped eciv it end tat tury o ef theis vioi they reminded the f dent thot tam nowt ane pinced a: hie Ginga eal aeniv he th ¢nceinet t eemer iN cor athe «of \ 4e 10 ener we New ed, the eb..tznan toed Darker, who, rt rm . ih eaidh e bang Pod Ate gute ont tu ‘ wel berween these anivg t ort tes ? thie on eaue int suourt ee up ‘ “ wu vA, the world after the Veh a the hoote ! te halt buinde . {ae fod or dieense eonarg tien * eoouniny te , aw ans ey d ee pation ‘pb iteagonv em atereat drove of t A men ene ® wc cry breed, tr ony ‘ 1 awe aoaity bow A . ; ’ ' i ‘4 4 \ ” tin, whale - 4 ! 41m e v boy urto po ¢ ew ii H vee Dh Sieiare $0 ! ri DO iu ce ity Sorry him of ¢a¥ son wae’ hy non e rack thean wren the sian nm oeretic aot Repnblicer part tehing the eonditicn of Na at tinue, exho.ted every disrerr. ymen nominated by the stats Com reni nin Guceted ee harabbed the ety, commer of Aeone broke ia the dry goods atone of Mr Ba tone roet, andon ‘fonda, a 'ager whow roubay Tan Acavaeny or Desian. 1g te to Tiintty Church, Having arivea etrack tou, ¢ Vreric he gave ad Seeretetes waethen read, efter, alop ed fm tue Me eeudeuy of Pron Sew York, and e | aoe tn anothe, ce meer lies Dean iii + | whetm bum . se roe sebewe bee be, Me, Sesh oad | UN. $$ se oS ee BER 09, Tss3. PRICE ONE € Pel? He bellowed tha + . 8 ‘ Caners’ Lea war ch eatenire Philece %, Depeing @ eireng New Yk d Peg@rente tov srus Op he IIR Jue ow Geeemner ine b 8 he reurnsd . sof Now York. This fthe nto ance ot the Adminicts > renes to 8 te tence anit, fF upon e “a t+ thoads & 4 trad ore . te ving oD, not wiale the * epeake onel aftcive atthe ore uston of Mi, Catirr’s ene cb, the Gheirarg » sed the af tof tng. end wa Ona Brame Wo ies atthe poison tse os Novem oe rov ax Tecaven Crivrevat ane iter, @° « Smith, whe esraned from tha wae? fon the lity of Bepiember, yovening Since hs t Rend sero » 00 eo 4 sbest, of thrud uy bandeed dol! ite alias weretos Move worth of dee ge ode he en ores tha Mr. S.rrwa, No. BAwenn |, Soe clothee lca, tothe esi se! 56 pruersty was n pore ’ f.to whem of gageito le nidet wasarrreir: 5 nd @ ie, Her the offic nent at hile Brother, So arreste accompii¢ein the lu Pebnider ton . ren. At threaoclae’ PLM, vrateringe > wert ir ereaiing efrrinony cams off at the cocnrr of 85d atsert ard f avenue ceason ‘eing the ‘the atone of Now Academy Of Dee ya. The mentors be nth: ball ofthe Conorral Coby in 10h etree. proceoded in protersion te the place whore the bol Dr. France Vinton of in bie gown and band, prere ting aod Dre, Chapin, 'cothinghere andotirsy me on ti and, @ band of muris ipalveiya 6 Kew. Devin bitef ed ta Verry Peters wut, deliver be erected, the Nov oer eter mutch 4 berthen in omarion, ontro: ay, who. in tt View Pr en. auarnee of te ivwice the main features tof lO) feoten Voorth arene, and e +aad w Ou), wn of pelo ings, he ae thence ae atmente at ba on vb “ vi OR AKA hw, and w te wo Drar At the nu li be costed, aud the « ton the third aba erry marble, 0 and pet an Park Godw He of orad @ resooati fecoun es niortance fonpodling ite by eatebsiiug @ pormanent galery and oe arts, and pi dging the ¢.4 eve’: ern! © obra ription tot shir Find’ of the S Achoen ( eg ial ermount thelr e thar @ jurptie, to ender ap ortance ¢ artroctupe te or clr Mr. SVE liam Cullen Hryant regretted che absence sor Mo nd recurred ia the me, wher fort erevilont nw alled around min the had (ye intdeution mr, its ehangee from one ative the audienes thet, lrheety of New Work, it anetory ofthe A igh (oe Imi fesnee « ad abw & permeornt oe ior terror M A andé corel before the epenker com a shor. ecdreas enlogliatie of the Tancoott, the historian, o| fame, end others, a4. aro otowe. ater whteb e besutifal allver fote toe President, Deoiel Huet h the arehite ur woe (hen r which the Roy, Dr t geutiemen, 4 iviret card Mie i ' attrac yu he Nd ver Laden uot we elke eee