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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-30
TIE REPORTED BATrLE.

The N. O. Courier publishes under he head
OF "lmporlant from the Army !-Aexcsns de-
fea,ed !" the following exrac, OF lei'sr, written
by Capt. Grayson, Assis!an, Commissary Gene
nal, to his family:
GTAMaIco, Maich :
"Gsn. TAYLOR has had anohsr bauie Il night,
Is leagues [miIe' y beyond Salullo, and killed
four hundred MeSicans, mis- loss being very small.
This Information is rosi.lve."
Another account from Tampico states ina
TAYLOR lost only twelve men, ana 'As e, ha1 a.
rived al Monterey wilnon' farher 6-h'iag.
On the ohet hand, the y. 0. Bnil,,n ap,n the
authority fan U. s. officer just arri.sd, says the
rumors at Tampico about General Taylor and
Santa Anna having had baule, are without
foundation.
This report is bu, variation o. Inc rumors
brought 10y lne Home" whose news we publish
ed Yesterday. We are sill s. mach in the dark
as eycr save a. ID our impression that Taylor
has met with no disaster. One Of lbe reasons as
signed Tor moi hearing from Camsrgo and The
forces along the Rio Grande, is he fac that mos,
OF the boats and vesse,s have been Withdrawn
from those poinIs, for The transportation Of troops
10 Lobos, Vera Cruz &c. II this he So, i, will
serve 10 allay Ia. anyi-y about our ,roors he.
tween Canarso nd Monterey. About 600 rasn
are in garrison At famnco, abe (says The Tam
pico SeDtiue) o b,a' six times their number at
least, AMI it !. Go; i.kv,y a sfeaier nnnbsr ,han
tina, could BE- broush against NJ. Besides,
we have ci,iz.n .sulcisrs nuuah 10 whip an az
my Of disaf.eteJ. disl ya ami badly treated SOL
diers"
The New O'leins Times says thar letters have
been received, s,atins nat Mexican io.ce had
sue esdst. b. ou,.d mixing General Taylor, in
getting aio MS rear, and had taken up pos, be-
tween The kiucons!a and Monterey.
The Tampicn Sentinel Of The 81 nstan. says:
1.-The schooner Pioneer arrived last night from
the island OF Lob :, with te>pa,ches from Gene
raj Scott THESE de>pa che> ars said 10 be on the
way I, me Cry ot Washington. All The troops
are rspor.ei as naving lsii h- stand and are nov
probaely near Vera Cruz. We may look Tor
something oi great importance from here very
soon
Maj General Pa ,ersoa and Staff lef, this
city OF Monday c?enns, about four o'clock, on
board The steamship Alabama. He Is bound for
the contemplated scene ot action, and will axe
command ut division uf he army Immediately
upon nj. arrival"
R,pgh,toao Of the % February, publishes
the folio wing etef 10 mhieh we referred yesler-
day:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-30
Gen. N. Towsos, Paymasier General u S. A
nv, Washington.

AMHERST COUNTY-We are happy to
state (says The Lynchbuig Republican, that the
present able and efficient representative oi this
county. in he House OF Delegates pauius Pow
ell, Egg, was announced as candidate Tor re-
election, al The Conn House on Monday ast.-
The announcement was received with en'husias.
lie shouts Of applause by the people. Mr.. Pow
ell has proven himself 10 be most faithful and
efficient representative, and stands deservedy
hish in The House OF Delegates His election
may be regarded as 'ixei fact"
The 81. Lonis Republican gives some addition
al particulars OF a baule near El Passo al which
ahou. forty Nexcans were killed. The num-
Der of wounded i, unknown, but their Command
er, Gen. Ponce, was MORALLY wounded.
Letters from Santa Fe speak Of the country
around |! as exceedingly fertile. Gold mines Of
The richest character have been discovered fifty
miles nearer Santa F., and nearer 10 easy trans
poradon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-30

kind with he revolulionists, but by making Sit
pulau rs ssaiusl lie authority vi The Governor
o The S;a.e aud other concessions. The OIL
cial documeuIs in relation 10 this affair are vo-
luminous, tut their interest is swallowed UP ~
occurrences in ether paris al Mexico
The regiment Vi Jali>co is said 10 nave desert
ed in body, nd other sisrs OF military ihsuooi-
dinalion aic mentioned in the papers
We have mol heard whether Mr.. Lease will
accep. the nomination for Congress, but cannol
,uo, lha, he will DO SO, and a, once set 10 work
and carry Tie District We ae glad 10 see that
ise " his. in spile Of he idle sneers oi some Of
thu ciiy Wigs, acknowledges that Mr.. Bots
Wal have in Nj L. "a .osma worthy ci his Steel"
Tha, paper says.
III is moi To b. doubted that Mr.. Lake IS
nole formidable adversary lhan Mr.. 9ecdou =
NC do mol Telrr, in this femaIk 10 Inc relaiive
laleu's oi me two gentlemen, oi course, oai 10
lhelr respective posihOas Hence, the greater IN
p1!tance on the part I'll lbe Wings, OF presenting
10 their opponents a uni'ed front, and oil a feF'-
val Of that energy and enthusiasm when they are
animated b. winch theif triumph is beyond per-
adventure IN his District. Upon The Wings Of
the city Of Richmond lht Gibraltar OF Tie , are
-dsvolves IN especial dpty a. once 10 l;ihe VIC
fed, with somelhns Of their ancient spirit"
The Wing also publishes call Of The "founs
Guard" Of ls4o, Chat "Hones'y is The best Poi'.
cy" perlod) 10 begin The work. atthe Rough ana
Ready Hotellas highland also OF grand raj
"" OF The Wings OF Jefferson Ward al Military
Hall 10 night. Mir Bots friends are far from
easy as 10 The result Of the election The Demo
cracy OF The city and county will turn on 10 'cu-
lralizs The vote If 'ihe Gibraltar Of the ota'e -
Indeed, we hope losee Old Ches'e' field once more
overcome the majority in Richmond, as she 50
noby did in 1915 when Mr. oeidon was ';inm-
phap,ly el.ctsd under much lessencoura2ine pros
poets. If all our friends 90 heir cu'y, which
We carno, doabt, Lease's success Is b'yond a
oeradyenture
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-30

LIZ TtNJNI Y. 4 II I
OFFICIAL AND AUTHENTIC.
AT la'c hour This evening we received Inc iol-
lowing official despatch from Gen. Taylors head
quarters, together with other authentic commu-
nicaiions which We hasten 10 lay before our
readers, as celebrated, ir a great degree. TO re-
lieve III anxiety Of the public mind in relation
10 he present situation Il Gen. Tayiots com
nand. Tie following despatch !som Gen. Tay-
ior is Inc latest communication received from
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-30

Tn. N. Q. Courier publishes cnder The head
OF "lmpor.ant tom the Army -liexicans de-
fea,ed !" the following exrac, OF leiier, written
by Capt. Grayson, Assis!an, Commissary-Ge
nal 10 his a miir.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20

The scr.u propeller steamer SsraA Ssads eft Liver
,ol for York on the 18th Of JEn- and proceeded
% her course some COO niles when her machinery sot
~, nj order and she w.. pu; about AMI arrived At the
Cove Of Cork on the 22d ult she Rad made as Jar 70
the westward q degrees longitude An seeiaeh' n'P
nsd 70 one Of Der valves csusiug sioPpsse Of the S
ehioerv This E.s most unfortgnsts disaster ara vs..
caused entirely by the ness enos Of one oiine en en-
,iov.d Ia the engineroom. portion q one OF tne
brs. valves GOT LOOSE and became ammed between NC
cylinder and piston by which the former was nueh III
iqred and was hnsly unmsnsges5le- The "orAnAn
in.tesd n substituting valve for the one ne nao
broken merely fasteped Il with small brass pins
The good people Of the Southern state. vii be gAd
- learn that there il soon 10 b. direct steam eommu'
,iestiou from England and New Orleans The Lords
Commissioners Of the Admiralty hsve ordered ehsn -e
10 the West India Mall route which all insure asieAie'
monthly At he newly discovered hsroor OF Cat Island
from which passengers and goods can Be transported 70
sew.Orleaus by railway TIE steamer which VII ea'e
here on the q Of October will be the frsi enc that
vii touch At Cat Island.
The fine packet ship N0riiunbglGad Captain Or''
void lef the London dock early hour this morn
ing for NerYork She has cabin passengers the party
Of Ethiopian ssrensders and their wives There sre
also three hundred and twenty emigran, passengers
most Of whom are Germans.
The vesiher is remarkably ine and If It should con
,nue so I'll, Monday it will have an effect upon the MAX
Lane Germ Msrke, Of the 9Th
No news Of the least interest has reached the Com
rnsrcisl Rooms In the city up 70 post hour.
Your obedient servant 2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20
IRON THE HRAZOS.

The steamer James L. Day, Capt. Wood, ar
rived a. Ne~Orleans the morning OF the 18th inst
from Brszos Santiago. her the Plcsyune received
toe MaIam0ros flag Of the tn mat.
Tns stesmoOst EHIerprise mas been sunk in the Rio
Grsnds fifteen miles Reynosa. Boat total loss
Capt DGnlsps company OF mounted men IRON Illinois.
had arrived al MatamOfOs-Ine men In hne health and
the horses IN tOleraDle condition.
heCunOchs company has returned from Csnafgo 10
MatamOrOs.
We copy the following from the Flag
From he faeri0r Of re sac dr. Holiday seho
well known Ia this city returned on Iucsosy e'sn
ing sst iron journey into the Interior sAy ne' - =.
You'd san Fernando. Ins OBJECT Of Dis journey ~" W
yurchAss mules tor Governmsnt Nnicn NS Hu'us'""
90 account VI an irregular competition In the same ous
ness BY tn- band Csrsos who were spread over me
county tax ng f0reos possession OIL al me mules and
horses NJ Tor service.
Toe slc.des Of several different villages beyond San
Fernando advised Mr. Holiday not 70 pfOsecpte bis jour
ney farther nun mat would Dc impossible t.
obtain mules, and running great rsx VI being
either killed made prisoner. he informed that
part Of Urress force IN Victoria and
and horses hieh being collected oy Msxcans
we're intended for force which raising and 10
rendezvous al Victoria Tor tne purpose Of making 9
descent upon Tsmpico This be learned frUm many
different sources ana be believes that ~ attack on III
post L. Intended, the weakness OF the garrison there
strongly i.Voring such design.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20

, competence for yourself and an outfit for your
children
In time, the want Of Water on the Prsines
will in part be remeded by sinking deep wells
through the stratum Of rock and raising the
fuid, by means Of e vindlsss or otherwise. 10
villages the Artesisn wells may not be too eIPen-
sive would not allow even Cattle to drink from
the sloughs If IL could be helped.
But 7 am pressing too extensively. Oar horses
heads are turned Eastward and there Is barely
time to catch the St JosePhs Michigan boat Al
Chicago tonight Beautiful bountifal Prairie and
adieu H. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20
Arrnyocx SESSION.

The meeting reformed at the appointed hour,
10 immensely augmented nunbers-LKBHErs CHAP
KAN ESQ IN the Chsr Mr. Bouck the regular President
Of the day not having arrived. The Sun rad By this
time somewhat moderated his fervid intensity Of 40
hour previously and a light breeze made Pleas
ant music through the branchets OF the while the
band pssled forth il. melody and the preparations Tor
the afternoons performance proceeded quietly but
surely.
BESJANIS :. YARD. Esq Secretary OF the Exec
utive Committee OF the state Temperance Society Of
Jersey made short and comprehensive statement
Of the Efforts and present condition Of ths, Society an
nounciua that Rev THOMAS P HUNT fArnilisry styled
The Father Of Temperance bad been requested aud
had consented and ersts in the plans of na,
Society. Mr. Yard spoke particularly Of the Temper
snce papers Of Newersey their support tendency etc
But he bad risen especially second Resolution Just
offered by Mr.. Chapman. as follows
Rssolrsd That il b. recommends to the Executive
Committee OF the New Jersey state Temperance Society
% call CONVENTION % be held al sn early day Tor
the purpose Of adopting the best means and measures
for securing n tina people their rights against the nva
sion Of evils resulting from the sale Of Intoxicating Ii
quors under the sanction Of law.
On the question being taken on this, an lnstan-
,snsous and unanimous AY atesed the feeling Of the
audience.
Singing By Mr. BsovN. after which
Mr. CHAPMAN offered the following Resolution, which
was adopted wiihouia dissenting voice
Pssorsd That Theodore Freelinghuysen, George
Hall James Harper Arson g. Phelps and J. B Msnches
Ter from the state Of New York and T. B Segur
K Taylor. L Chapman F B. Belts and B. + Yard from
New Jersey. DO Committee 70 act in unison with re-
gard 20 the promotion Of the great Temperance Reform
with power add to their number from time 70 ume
az circumstances may require
Among the remaining speakers were success
sively Rev. Mr.. EvARrs Col +. l. SNOW who made
eloquent feeling addresses tia, told ysi5y upon their
hearers-now holding them IN intense interest and anon
starting them into hearty laughter Remarks by Alder
man BErrs Of Jersey City Mr.. Dunn. reformed
drunkard T B. SEGUR. Esq and a closing address BY
Rev Dr DOWNING finished the proceedings Of the day.
Thus closed a strong manifestation in behalf OF the
Temperance Enterprise We regret the necessity Of
much curtsing or entirely emitting many Of the very
able speeches Of nearly all which We have isll notes
Sufficient however has been retained 70 give an Idea oil
the enthusiasm Of the multitude in the Good Cause as
I, has well been termed Its to be hoped tina, the feel
lngs and sentiments in favor Of Abstinence awakened
into activity yesterday will grow and develop more and
more rapidly until our land shall be blessed BY total
exterminstion Of the baneful bshling curse Of Rum
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20

~ AZ "a notice spPesIs In your paper calling Dr.
Psr.lys attention 10 an article Of Mr.. Clsrkes IN to
days Express IL seems proper 10 say that Dr. Psrmy
has been from the city for several days ind will
MOT return until about the cih OF August.
In the Express Of the 18th inst the editor stated that
,he professional gentlemen OF this city dispatched enc
f their number g. Springfield 10 ascertain the Facts IN
the case relative 70 the death OF Nr Ames In respect
70 its having resulted from smslgsm hiing in his teeth
the editor farther remarks. The charge u entirely as
nroved by the facts ascertained from Dr. Bems OF
li'-fsrthermors. The Boston Medical Re
corrr journal should be endorses the report OF tho
New.NOrk Physician.
Doe. the editor In the fret clause have quoted In.
tend 10 convey the impression that the Dentists OF this
city dispatched OF their number O. Springfield p
There il Dr. Houston, a dentist Of celebrity. In this
cty who has been supposed 10 be the individual con
uected with that Report Dr. Houston. tho reporter,
who ~eut to Springfield does not claim 10 De- consider
ed adentist Agsin cannot conceive how any on" can
conclude from reading the report OF Dr. bemi's tsn,
mopy a. well As DR.. Psrmlys comments upon H. tnd
IN. charge has been entirely disproyed The whole
report contains such proof 10 well might be con
ceded that the teeth II Miss Amcs were hiled with
amsgsm. because II was so asserted and puhhshed,
whom DR. Psrmly has expressly stated and on her su-
thorty that her teeth were never hed with the compo
siuon.
no, ,y31r,,d the Report of the New York Physician
mi. remarks are evidently derived solely from the Re
mort itself and from the comments thereupon - puo-
.hed in the New York Recorder. Tie does not claim TO
have any other knovledse OF the question Having had
the pleasure OF personal acquaintance WIN ihe EDITOR
OF the Boston journal in former days am satisfied that
had he seen the whole correspondence, he would not
have expressed himself In the same terms II h. nuds
that he Inadvertently fallen into error upon sub
lee, of 50 much importance be will be- prompt 20 cor
rect Il, and will present very Gh rent view OF the case
A have before stated this one csso OF Nr. Ames, 10
of comparatively little Importance IN seting the ques
tons a. 10 the destructive qualities of Amsgsm Could
IL be- proved beyond doubt IN Mr. Amess death resut
Cd from liz use its advocates would that u. merits
aid not depend upon one fatal administration OF H. No.
And though il may destroy lie in single instsrce,
vet Il often seriously affects ths health and Il. deeter
Gus effects upon the teeth in cases continually multiply
ing will in time insure Il. condemnation
J. FOSTER NJ. ID ~ Wsrrenst
Nsc York Jug 10, lsH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20

The Boston Times OF yesterday has the follow
ing litter IN relation the arrival and condition Of the
Ees-EnsAnd Regiment at Vera Cruz:
On board bark Kepler, VERA CRUZ. July 2 "A.
We arrived On the 10Th ait. and anchored be.
tween toe asIe and City OF Vera Cruz Tue Antelope
arrived the DAY before and the North Bend week since
all tho transports having made the passage In thirty
DAYS Two men died board the Antelope sna ono
on board North Bend On their passage cut Ia our
bark there few siek and probably We shs lsave
lev behind 10 tbs hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20

~" The De.bros.e.st ssmming Baths are open
thi. day for gentlemen and not ladies' advertised last
week The Ladies have their spsr,meots as usual
every day in the week and Fridays mot ruesdsys
and Frdsys) the exclusive OF the whole establish
neut from 10 A. NJ until Z P N Female attendants On
those days throughout Admit.snce l9i centscbildren
under 10 years Of aye. halt ptlce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20
rpnnT TILE SOUTH.

The New Orleans mail OF the 18th inst has been
received a, Frederiek.burgh but its contents were
anticipated BY the overland express The opeIa
,ion. of the washington and FredeTiek'oursh Iele
graph were resumed yesterday having been 'u',
pended since Wednesday The line to Richmond
will yet into permanent working order on Tuesday
~ y-,,irss9a,, Of this week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20

~ The exhibition Of tho shskng Qasssrs al the AMER
lean Museum will soon be drawing % close Nov 10
your time th-m Tney perform this afternoon Ard
eyening which time, also, she Ofpbeans give grand
Concert Nth other interesting performance, by the G.
pany. The Ofang OutsBg, Ssuta Annzs Wooden Leg,
with other novelties constantly 10 be seen PeJfmsness
Al nd A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20

THE CHINESE IUNK.This vessel coniinnes 10 attract 10
the Of the public Thousands vis her every
day .nf express their high admiration AZ this rsus-
ordinary spectacle The inerior 10 even inpfe seton
t.bing than tbe exterior Ths curiesities which
on board would ~ themselves be worthy OF deip-ras
examination The events 10 China The de.fuelOn
Of fOt. aud the threatened siOrmng Of Nsutn
make this Junk more than ever rem tsbs Ksying after
whom she is named seems wss the principal man vhh
whom the British commanders negotiated during tho tate
difhculles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20

~ Country dealers bear mind that he ORR insl and
boy True OOuraud Italian Mrdszted soap, Tor ss cuTs OF
Ian, pimprs 10 The ssin sslO red
snd Tho hole hOst Of cutsncous disorders IL ~ bs
had only II DR.. FELIX 1oUeAUDs sole ep0i, " Nassf
w. s-p from h- II Broadway, where nay
Do had ma Liquid VsgesDis Rouge Liy wbts H.f DE,
ana other Celebrated toilet pr-psfatOos Remember mo
place, OF NskofsL you Will be cheated - ognrfous
sbrosd especially In COrtsnd-sL
i,IZH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20
EIoafiug Docks.

The Attorney General has decided that the Secre-
tary Of the Navy has no power under the new act
for the constr. ction OF floating Dock at kttery.
Philadelphia and Pensacola. TO contract with the
patentees Of the Balance and Sectional Docks for
the construction Of either of those docks The Pre-
sident has approved Of his decision,-as might be
expected-since al the money in the Treasury. and
an ont of It, too is wanted for a more vigorous
prosecution ofhis war.
Would il not be well to hold a Convention Of the
Atlantic States upon the subject Of Harbor I'M
provements building of Docks Light Houses, &c
on the model of the Chicago Convention To all
resolutions aud recommendations adopted and
urged At such Convention we have no doubt
the President would give equal consideration as to
those of the Chicago Convention
The construction Of docks at Pensacola and Kit
terry. and perhaps at Philadelphia, we consider
matter Of immediate Importance. Al the former
place. one could have been constructed entire
,iace The adjournment Of Congress, and afforded
much required facilities for the rrhtting of our
squadron the Gulf 1t has been otherwise or
dained, in spite Of the law of Congress to such
effect
The ordinations and determinations IN which the
pateutees OF the docks above mentioned INDUCED
during the last session OF Congress may have had
no immatefia influence upon the decision OF the
Department 1t is unfortunate, however that the
public interests should be postponed from such
causes At the next Congress We most sincerely
hope that an act plain IN terms and stringent in
provisions will be passed for the construction Of
such necessary works, irrespective of the interests
Of any particular patentee. and aording no discre-
tonary power the Secretary to build or refuse TO
build at his pleasure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20

There also arrived tvo three days since the Susan
Howell 81 days from Baltimore. having on board 300
troops part yoltseurs and pert artillery under com
mn - s'arf KTtg-ly Thrs gave ~ nH~ music snh
hs hand and the honors exchanged between troops
and hi. were loud and hearty
Txo stesmsrs from New Orleans and farther up tho
Mississippi srrived the 2o,h ult and the day before
containing 800 troops sch. and there encsmpfd
ne.r Vsrs Cruz three companies OF mounted men spd
arulery The Atlas from Nss York Gill b. here To-Day
or tomorrow All told Ne shall march for Vers Cruz
with $500 or 200 troops under command Of MAJ Gen
Pierce.
We are slsd 10 learn thu, our regiment will
have an opportunity of Distinguishing i,.ef
10 cut our passage over the Nstonsl Bridge DO u We
shall Il there should be lOuo0 NeNesns 10 defenf u
Gen Pierce will reach that position with ZOO or 2'
good men snd true embracing cavalry. artillery and In
isntry and you know enough OF him sud Col Ransom
enough OF the New England character TO b. assured
that our men will give good sceonnt OF themselves
Scost il at Pue6a ard Gen. CscSsilsder on hs wsy
20 ion him When junction IL srectcd, the combined
force. viii Mexico. snd rsy or will approach 10
the other direction via san Luis Gen Csd~sllsder has
900 and when his train attacked few DAYS fnee
BY rsnehero. took thirty prisoners sad killed their
leader.
santa Anna is terrifying Mexico casting cannon. &c;
but II q Of no The city and will be- taken.
must not forget % mention that Major Lslly started
mis- morning In pnr'ui, OF some rsuch-ros not FAR from
Vera Cruz, ou, We have not heard from him. He took
the companies around IN the North Bend
IL sicsly here At Ners Cruz and some act Of plum.
der !, daily committed By ,he bandits the very
board We're Il not for the Potomac man Ia the
hsrbor attack would doubt b. rnsde upon the city
by the rsneheros. ia great hurry, yours W
Mill BURSED.-We lean from the Cecil Md
Whis that the mill Of Mr. Ed~sra Csnby late in the &c.
cupsncy OF Mr.. Thos WolNs,on VISA burnt on Tuesday
last as also the barn on tho same premises Inc
IRE originated from lightning The loss ia estimated
100 $1,000 The mill was insured for $1,000 In the
MIL Greek Insurance Company. the for 5000
in the Wilmington Fire Insurance Company.