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New-York tribune., 1841-12-11
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WAsHISGToS, Thursday Eve Deo- .
All ;s calrpess. reflection and earnest inquiry
with rersr3 to the Financial and Currency project
of the Administration. l kad many Members
favorably impressed with it, others whose PrepO'-
sessions are adverse. and some who have not yet
formed q decided opinion but nearly all disposed
TO examine it thsroughly, consider It fairly and
finally do whatever the wishes and the true inter
e.,s of the country shall seem TO dictate Ii there
are anv predisposed TO condemn it because 1t
comes frqz Mr. Tyler, think they are few at
least among the Wings.
understand tha; at meeting OF the wing
Members hed to-day it was reso'sd 10 give the
lead on this subject to the House. and there TO
constitute Select Committee on Currency and
Finance composed il good part OF the more espe-
cial supporter. OF the President. These will take
the suggestions of the President, with the details
10 be submitted by Mr.. Secretary Forward and
enbodv them in the bes: bill ;ha; they can devise
In this shape the subject will come before Con-
rress for decisive ac,ion.
viii not disguise my opinion that the success
of th, measure unless the expression Of the Peo-
pie and the Pres. in is favor IS very decided, Is
very doubtful The dead weight Of about one hun
dred Loco-Focos in the House and twenty-five in
the Senate Is too heavy to be resisted by measure
which is not packed b. any party as such, and
mus, be sustained en- its independent merits, fatal
You Will hay. seen that Col. Benton and the
Globe are very harsh upon the Fiscality. There
are peculiar reasons for this. Col B. noic as
pres 10 Be NEXT President, and the Globe is N
i:s tqror! All the affected coyness of the Ball
relIer. and hi, Difference to Mr.. Van Buren. were
assumed for effect You will have seen the nomi-
nation of Col 2. by the Legislature of hi' own
State. The delicious tranquility Of Kin1erhook
will not be invaded at the instgation OF Western
Loco-Focoisna.
Tho Report OF the Secretary of the Treasury
has no, ye; been transmitted to Congress. Those
Of the Secretary of the Navy and Postmaster
General are in the hand, Of the Printer, and will
be ready in day or two.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11
THURSDAY, Dec. 9, 1871.

In the ROUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, to-day,
Hon JosEru r ISeERsoLt Representative elect
from Pennsyvan rice John Sergeant. resigned,
appeared, was qualified, and took hi, seat.
Mr.. FILLMORE made un unsuccessful attempt to
offer resolution referring to the regular Standing
Committees, the appropriate paris OF the Presi-
dents Message, and to Select Committees, the
SUBJECTS of the Sixth Census and Apportionment
OF Representatives, of the Currency, Exchanges
and Fiscal Agent, and of the Smithsonian
Legacy.
Mr. LAWRENCE of Pa announced to the House
the death of a respected colleague, Judge BLACK,
late representative from the District formerly
represented BY the late Hon. Charles Oge. He
died suddenly at his residence the 8th Nov ult.
Mr. L. pronounced an animated and thrilling en-
logium the character public and private, OF the
deceased who had been the companion Of his boy
ish days the associate of his ripper years, and un
intimate and valued friend. He concluded by of
ferng the following resolution, which unani-
mousy adopted:
- ....s ..ou-r nave neard with deep
regret the announcement of the death OF the Hon.
HExRY BLACK, late Member of this House from
Pennsyvana and that they testify their respect for
the memory OF the deceased by wearing Grape On
their arms for thirty days.
The House then, on motion of Mr. LAWRENCE,
from respect to the memory of the deceased, ad-
journed.
In the SENATE, on motion of Mr. WRIGHT the
rule requiring the election Of the Committees by the
Senate was suspended, and their appointment Civ
en- TO the President.
The Senate then adjourned TO Monday.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11

FANNY ELssLER.-One Of the most splendid
photographic prints we have seen has just
been placed upon our table. 1t is a Portrait of
Fanny ElsslSr, painted by ISMAs, and drawn OF
stone by Henry Ph. Heidemans and we have GER
taiuly never seen any thing of the kind so perf-c,
snd so striking as work of photographic art Those
msre familiar with the original than ourselve. pro-
nounce it an excellent likeness the plate is one Of
the largest size, being about terty inches by thirty
He believe that, both with regard TO the beauty OF
the picture and the elegance with which it ha,
been ii'hograPhsd it will compare favoraby with
the best works OF the kind in the country Sub
'crlpuons, al s. per COPY, will be received by J.
F. Atwill, at POI Broadway
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11

rNo or,cKksy, but pleasant, and speedy euro ioI
,hroat loss of and all diseases arising
from cold prepared Only BY 'he Prop5e'or and krS.
IL. ,cmrouoted Of vile and nauseous arsg>
To be bad wholesale aad retail i Broad" corner
of How ard street.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11
The Foreign Exchange malket i. yeIy quel, wilh

Ireisafy Notes are at to. per discount for St
per Ceats.
Mexican Dollars per cen, premium Spanish 3a
4 Hl-ves pafi Spanish Doubioons iG 30; PatrotI5sJ.
Aotsy continue. to be very .clrce and good papern
negotiated IN the 4 per cent per month. The
Sank, discount bu, about II per Of their offerings
aad that only Of the be,t paper This Of biEgs mas
It's effect upon the stock kst, he d,ess is nsto
much among the merchants among The spccuiltor' aad
brokers'
The penic in relation to the Bank, Of this State more
epee.ay the Safety Fund ha- great nj asars Sub
sted, and apprchen.iobs at Of the aisre OF any
ofthose good repute. The Bank Of " nite''o~n
and Hamilton .ak are redeemed usual No Bank has
been threwn out IN Walstrset ears since the
Clifton Co Bank.
We Understand that at II meeting of The Stockholders
Of the nousa,onic Railroad in relation The n.tes Of the
Company, which continued two days, action in the
premises was decided and the hill holders will pro-
baby DC obliged To look TO tue " Tor redress.
Aspas ,u,imated, ysments have been rnsde by
sbich the bills of The Winthrop B.ak Of Roxbury ar,
again received a. the Suffolk Rssk, sOESa.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11

rr ADVERTISEMENTS for Moad'y'' paper ought
10 be sent in before O'Clock this evening he once
rot open on ssndAy..
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11

DR. EXCLUSIVE ExPREss.--It is becoming SO
commen for certain papers TO boast Of the receipt
-af narticular intelligence by an Express run ex-
pressy for their own oesoof, tnut "io,
amiss to reveal the way in which i; wa, done. II
will be recollcsted that great ade made
upon the rcceip, in this city of the Acadia, news
by tive of our journals, inasmuch as 40 other paper
received the advices of them pncarding ,hc
streets with announcements TINT the news was re-
ceivcd by speciul aud exclusive express. Nov,
the facts are these: The Acadia arrived al Boston
al half past three O'Clock, the leaving at tour
in coming 10 her wharf she struck her bow against
the dock and Immediately reversed her wheels.
put out agan into the bay and did not reach her
berth until past four. But Two persons, belonging
10 the Offices of the Atlas and Times, jumped on
board at the noment the ship struck the wharf.
obtained their packages and threw them into the
water, whence they taken and put into gs
and taken the depot. Thus, says the Commei-
cial, from which we gather the facts stated abovc
",he gig was the Special Express, aud its tie
mendous run was from Long Wharf TO the depot
about one mile :"
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11

PUTATIvE DEFAULTER ARREsTED.-On We'd
nesday forenoon we'll dressed man was seen TO
pass the Police Office corner OF Third street and
the Bowcrv, much intoxicated, and under the d
recton Of Justice Taylor, he was brought in oy Mr.
Bird the keeper. The man then gave the name
Of Ralph Thompson, and on searching his pockets
'" A-r non = R;Ii. fo,,nd in ,hA-,
also two important papers and a valuable gold
watch, and he was locked up. Justice Taylor then
proceeded TO Wall street and there asceriained
that Mr.. Ralph Thompson then in prison, was a
partner Of Mr.. George r Cook, brokers, the
former conducting the business in Boston, and the
latter in Wall street in this City-and that they
Bank OF Boston by collision with the Teller, by
means of checks marked good. of upwards of
$4,000 Justice Taylor then wrote to the Bank
in Boston. by Harndens Express, and Yesterday
Mr.. Benjamin Thompson, Of the director. of
The Eagle Bank of Boston, arrived in the City and
proceeded to the Upper Police Office. There he
made siEdavit that the Eagle Bank had been dc
trauded of $50 600 ndupward. by Ralph Thomp-
son - beoISc . Loon ana While the director was
IN the private office of the Upper Police, Mr.
George F. Cook, with posse of lawyers, marched
INTO the outer office, to see vha, he could do for
bis incarcerated partner.
Being pointed out he was arrested also and de-
tanned, and finally both Ralph Thompson and G.
F. Cook admitted to bail, each in $4,000.
Mr Drew, of the firm of Drew, Robinson & Co.
becoming bail for their appearance before jus
tee Taylor on the 29th inst, there to surrender
themselves for arrest on the warrant of the Exec
utiye OF Massachusetts, for removal to Boston for
trial.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11

u Another section OF the Long Island Raj
road was opened Yesterday. Tor ,,ov.l MI -
90 the Babylon station, near ,h.. VII, -.
i,Iip. and Babylon.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11

DISASTERS At SEA.-Capt. Jackson OF The ship
Oconee from New Orleans, reports that on the 9th
inst. gale of wind blowing, II brig TO leeward
with a signal OF distress fying Bore away Tor her
and found that she was tho Helcn Chisholm. OF
Dresden, (Alaine) from Wilmington, bound To
Georgetown, and full Of water. Hove 10 and took
off part of the crew, but, the being very high,
could not get the boat to windward. Made ,ail
tie ship and beat up TO the wreck, from which
hoy finally succeeded in taking OFF the rest. Mean
time the brig fell ON her beam ends, and it with
great difficulty the people hanging to the wreck
were saved
The Venezuelan schooner Paquete Juanita
wrecked on the evening Of November 8, while on
her way from Porto Cabello 10 Laguayra The
Captain. Candido Fernandez, Dr. j. r. Leyesque.
his wife, child and servant, Ruino Urbira and
servant of Porto Rico, and some others, in all ten,
perished. Nine OF the crew and one passenger
saved themselves in the boats. 1t was supposed
that the schooner capsizcd in squall. She
had considerable amount OF specie Oh board.
Capt. Lawlin, of the Atalanta arrived lat eve
ming from Sierra Leone, reports that on the ), of
October the whsle-ship Selma was burned near the
Cape de verd Islands. The Captain and crew
bad arrived at Sierra Leone and were to tase
passage in the British brig Wasp, bound to New
York. Com. Adv.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11

n Cat,Iocus. are now ready Of the e1eRtlVe Sse o.
Oh Euslish Book. recently imported. to be closed -n
GU, reserve By Royal Gurley at the New o'A Lous
Room l7a Broad~,y. Tuesday, Wednes sdsy .au
rsursdsy, li,h 18th and 10Th INST lee soieeton
,, AZ yerv rrsa, variety nf valuable and curious
Rook.. embracing many original 'dl'iOns Of standard
sn,ber, and a,o copy OF Nspoleon's Great Work on
Eyyut IN "a yiounes. " C4i -
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11
NJ For City Intelligence sec ne'''

uoxg SQUADRON, &c.-We hear
- ur.-.pre OF the recent appointments Dy
%''. of the Nay to the Government ships
,r.narrr at this port for service on 'ne coast
!rba steamer Missouri, pronounced to be superior
.nv other ship aaoai, has been placed under
tho command OF Capt. NEwToN, a most accom-
,l,bed officer and eminen,ly qualified for the
duties Of this particular servicc--haying been
transferred from the steamer Fulton. The com
mand of this vessel has been assigned to Capt.
COOPER. an officer in every respect worthy OF the
station: we are sure thst this appointment will
give general sat-fac,on and subserye the best IN
tefests of the Government. We also understand
1ha, Capt. GALLAGHER las been appointed Flag
Captain of the 8. Home Squadron and that be
has taken possession of the Independence and
hosted the broad psnnan, Of Commodore Stewart
In all these selections for important posts the Sec
re,ary has been most fortunate and has gwen great
satisfaction to the whole Service, as the gentlemen
named are officers of the highest character and
ability.
Although these ships to compose part OF the
Home Sq.adron, we must still continue TO regard
them as the defender. of our Harbor: with such
vessels as these added To the Land defence, we
should feel strong and abundantly secure. Our
Navy Yard at present affords busy, busting scene
and we are particularly struck with the well-organ
lied arrangements for the despatch Of public bust
ness under irs accomplished and scientific Com
rnnnder, Commodore PERRY. In the selection OF
this officer, likewise, the Department has been
mos, happy: few meu in the Seryic-, 'al ''..'t
s,ilI out Oft, well qualified ir tae ''.'oa
While he most rigidly performs h' Is, .so
,nues TO impress all with whom H. Sr.a 10
connection with the highest adr.. oI hi
urbanity and manly demeanor.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11

10 The Army and Navy Chronicle states thai
'hs FFigO,o St. Lawrence at Norfolk, Rari;au al
Fn'l"delehi", Cumberland At Boston ana Savan
nan at New York. to be lau,ched forthwiJh-
y ,'''P OF war Is to be bull, ST Portsmouth, y. II
and small vessel whether brig or .cbooaer ris.,
not yS' '9'eFm'ned) i, also 10 be bull, at Boston
New York and Norfolk
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11

70 The London correspondent Of the Boston
Post says that Hon EDWARD EVERETT, our
Representative ut the Court ct St. james, had
arrived in LoRdon.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11

OUTRAGE N BosroN.-The house of Henr,
Loring in Boston, wa, attacked by some scdua-
drels Wednesday, night and glass bottles illcd
with filth were thrown into the lower room. break
ing windows and covering the furniture with the
contents. The attack, 1t was though;, was H.
tended for the house OF Ira Gibbs. pcpu;y Mar.
,hal, and is supposed 70 be connected with the
grog-shop question.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11

~ JARED SPARKS delivers the sixth Lecture
of his course 4, the Tabernacle this evening. His
subject is the Treaty Of Alliance with France al
the close of the Revolution
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11

LArKsr FROM YucArAS-By the arrival of the
Texas schooner OF war San Antonio Capt Seeger
from Sl>a last aisbt We have received adylces
up TO The 2ls, instant
The State of iucatan continues tranquil and
prosperous. Congress had been prorogued for 80
days In consequence of having much unfinished
bushes, Of importance to dispose of, the regular
term having expired.
The Independence Bill, referred to a Committee
et the Senate, had not Yet been reported on. but
to have been submitted on the oath instant, and
no doubt entertained at Merida but that the
Committee would report favorably, and that II
would pass unanimoasly in the Senate as II had
previously in the House.
Advice, had been received from Mexico an
nouncing the appointment OF two Commissioners
empowered by Santa 4 ma TO treat win the PoV-
ernment of Yucatan for the reunion OF tnat Siate
with the Mexican Contcderacy, but having subse-
oue,,Iv Learned thar bill declaring that State IN
d.pend-nt hal passed ;hc House, they had asked
fre.h Instructions, the result OF which was that
their mission was suspended, and their return
ordered the capital.
Accounts from Tobasco are unfavorable, that
Government having received Commissioners from
Santa Ana and entered into treaty by which
trlde had been again opened with Vera Cruz
Gen. Sentrnanat had, in consequence demanded
his passports, but various petitions mad been sent
TO the Government from the Ayuntamentos and
Corporations begging that passports might not be
granted him, as his services and presence were
absolutely necessary for the safety and peace of
the country. Gen. Anaye at Merida, and was
there looked upon with contempt by the Govern
ment and people. y. o. Piceyune, 9th ult
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11

MORE FAcrioN.-The Loco Tocos in the Ten
ne,see Senate deem no shift too low and no trick
which cowardy malice suggest too base for
their adoption, if it will only enable them to pre-
vent the election of Wing Senator. On the 29;h
the resolutions of Mr.. Turner were called up b!
him and he moved to ill thu blank with the 3d OF
December as the day of election, which WAS agreed
to. When the question the final passage ofthe
resolutions came up, twenty-four Senators were
present Twelve Senators voted in the affirmative
and the others (Locos Of course) refused 10 rote
at all The Chairman declared the resolutions
adopted as quorum was present An appeal
was taken on the ground that quorum had mol
voted, and before the debate concluded the
Senate a5iorrrod.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11

TaE MoRNoNs.-The Warsaw (ul.) Signal Of
the 24;h ult. contain. notice Of more hostii'ties
between the Mormons and the citizens dwelling IN
ihcir vicinity Itsa;es that number OF the latter
met together and gave formal notice to several
families to quj, locality they had settled upon Tor
The purpose of cutting timber on peril OF being
removed hy force Another version OF tho story,
however, saws that ne threats were used. a ru-
NOR was prevalent that the citizens of Iowa absve
Mon,ro.e had adopted the same course-threai-
enins violcncs in case the MOrmons would not re-
aaove. The Signal chronicles the arrival of more
parties of this sect
u German manufacturer OF mufs, fur caps,
&c. in Boston, was examined and committed on
Wednesday to answer a charge of committing
violep, assault upon young girl IL his employ
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11
CHEAPEST CASH TAILOR VET.

II PcterV ', Nuetcd, NO.I IhhthhII sHuarc' cuTH'
or of Chatham street makes Clothes order in the neat
e., STYLE 10 per cent cheaper than tho cheapest ca'h
Tailor in thi, city good lit in all cases warranted
~ If -
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11

u VHiCc OF TIC asoHNOh HHu y IfIFTiCHH
PATENT WATERPROOF co. 1O6 Fulton street
whcre all gar mens and every description of ClosS
Leather, are made im-ervious 10 wet, so that thu
weE. from the effects sf raiu snow, or damp
while the appearance of the articles Is not
changed aud the pores of the goods beng It'll opcn per
spiration will freely Pas. ..T ",-T . & at IN"
SsfSs' 70 the -osess and durability of the leather
DC 2.wW&Slm
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11

10 The President has officially recognised Will
liam yogcI as Consul of the Grand Duke of Olden-
burg, for the pert of New-Oreans
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11

ALApANA.-The Tuscaloosa Flag of the Union
of the 24th alt. says THAI ARTHUR T. BAcrY wa,
elected on that dayto fill the vacancy in the United
States Senate caused by the resignation Of Hon
c c CLAY
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11

IL GenteeI Bonrdinx.-A large front parlor and
small adjoining upon the 'ecoDd Noor suitable Tor
gentleman and wife ulso smaller rooms for
sir gle gentlemen. with full partial board may be had
at 23i East Broadway. References exchanged 81 Dc o.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11

bRUrALiTY-A case was recently reported in Boston %
noa who was csreusi0g with his companions cham
paiene party while bis ~Iie yBg consumption
III M soraole room without bed 10 lie upon, any of
tbc common necesssres of life. lf that bruiAy
We Know not what TO call 20. Fe" knsw any thing of
aiSeries OF c and those that become hardened their
presence There Is but little beneyolcnce ard that Of
ten wasted on those who have brought their troubles up
on themselves. How happy those whose lives are
peni IN dom. good their death bed reflection, must be
blissiu! com pared the thoughts of the miser lio"
many Ros live 10 thank Dr. Sherman for health snf even
life ha, ms celebrated Lozrnge. have saved II any
Ply has the heart. of she People Il
Dr. for ihs number cured of coughs, colds usuinf
headache by his medicines incaleulable- NJ
iii ee IL :, lOi Ns.saustreet: agents I5o Bo~ery -
Broadway; - East Broadway; esl Beeekef' - fiuu
son -. ana Rush,on and AspInwalls
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11

Hon. DAytp LEvY.-lestimony has been taken
before Commissioner AT ST. Augustine 70 asccr-
tain whether DAVID LsvY, Delegate from Florida
to Congress, be an alien or not. The News say
that it was concu.ively shown that he is not a
citizen, either by birth or by naturalization. Th.
testimony will probably be laid before the House
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11

rror Poem the Glo-ious Days Of Old aa,ls. eo.,,
~ 60, on the School Fund, and MISC
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11
The ab0ve 70 Be found only al II M,iden lane.

Nor Foa CoLD ALeSE.-l. is not only for colds AMI
coughs that Pease Sons Hore hound Candy is saperIar
but anv other complaints. Il Is compourd of various
ingredients and good for blood Ii mild pur
gAtNe and can be used when other medicines would be
TOO powerful For chiltreu in such cases IS
csient article n fact all com plaats hich arse from
lmpufity OF the Will be benefited by the Of
Sold az is Division street
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11

q Fafnculnr Noticc.-Those person. hayin,
furniture OF any description dispose Of O. Who ar.
breaking up housekeeping, viii find ready sale for an,
po,on or all OF their goods by sending their address
chased 07lm (a) F. COTTON, 1871 Chatham street
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11

ELDER KSArr.-The New-York papers state
that the suit against Elder Knapp for SANDER has
been Withdrawn Suck is not the case.
Providence Journal.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11

70 Mr. Abraham C-les was drowned at Bir-
min CHAM, CT on the 4th inst. by the upsetting Of
a small sail-boat
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11

CovERTs BALM OF LlFE.-Every say brings along with
aeeions t.suElonias the efficacy Of this medicine
10 the cure oil Loaghs Colds Brozchits Sore Throat
Consumption. &c Those who have loog spF.r.d v,rb
eher of he above diseases and have heen trying other
medicines IN vain aond do well to call at either Of Mr
tegefts cfices, l25 Fulton ST. or I3I Nassau s,.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11

II lNPosTUzE.-P Purchasers, beware Of vile imita-
tior Of CIirsAughs TricoPh-rou,, made by III prn
ciPed fellow lately discharged from his employ. Tae
great celebrity of Com pouad for the cure of ba-
ness, gray hair scurf dandruf &c. ha- prompted him
20 show bills and bottle labels similar original
nd hus give all the outward appearance Of lhs genuine
Trcopherous The Prepar ton itself vile mpourd
bears resemblance TO the genuine except It's be
ing liquid. Bn csuton all purchaser. observe that
the genuine article has the proprletors name Vair
Clrehugh rritten printed the outsi4e wraprer
iiae which felony and the sork Of each bot Ia /.
sealed IN red Z with the impression CIrehugh's
Tricopherous Ne1 York" All others are counterfeit
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11

Mysterious-A gentleman belonging to one oil 'he H'oS
evc,cnt and wealthy families of his CITY no must DC
vol knoyu TO numerous friends. having since the year
up TO recently been bent nearly double aad tor cev
al va-. couhicd hs bed, has been restored To good
brIth-ha. regained HIS natural erect posIon-and has
united ais carriage. and wslks NIth We be
.ye ,his /. gentleman. own description near
possible and there Is exsggerauor We vii
uguisers his address, sDd cUabI Ms humane ieeugs
vii the liberty that any doubling, may
know these FAC Though he requests hi- mss
appear PRINT AmOag other similar Instances Mr Jis
Reynolds, IA Christie st ha. been restored and III
personal OF the facts Of case. BOs
were rheumitiss and contracted cords and .inews How
h4> hi, heeE done
Aas~er-By the Irdisn Vegetable Eiyir Internally and
H.wes, Nerve aad Bone Linimeni externally.
B.-The oath of Judge Fiica Of Colun biz, : c.
Transferring this 10 Cor,,ock K Co. may be the
wrapper. snd where ;he Elixir Is, sold.
More Khan hundred very extraordinary cases have
been cured, sad We authorised warrant the
above all any of Rheumatism, &c and VIII
~ out the its full extent by Tefusding
Of failure.
The above 10 be found only AZ Il N,iden lane.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11

RowERY A,PHIrHEaTRE.-Thes spleadid entertainments
announced for Diamonds Benefit Thursday night drew
IN overtowns noss and several hundred person. we're
disappointed oiapisg .eais The same entsrtarmsp,s
repeated for the ld,t time to-nght