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The New York herald., 1850-12-11

ABOLITION INCONSISTENCY great camor is
made by batch of abo lition fanatics in the North
em States, against Southern Slavey--an instiu-
ton to which they apply every hard name in the
vocabusIly, and our Southern fellow citizens are
denounced for not emancipating their slaves at
once. Irrespective of other considerations, II may
be asked what would the Southern States do with
their slaves, after they were made free, or where
could they go TOT Many of the free States have
passed laws prohibiting free negroes from entering
their confines, ard others are preparing TO follow
their example. Even the Canadians are complain.
ing of the number Of fusitives that have escaped
across the frontier snce the passage of the
Fugitive Slave bill, and IL they had the power,
would likewise enact by law that no ne
eToes, whether bond or free, should settle in
their territory. This is a specimen of the con-
sIstency Of Northern abolitionists. They want
the South TO do what they themselves refuse to do
AS it is, the South have great many more free
negroes than the Northern States, and we do not
he ar any complaints on the subject. This will be
seen by the following table, based on the census Of
1919, which shows the number Of free negroes in
the fee and slave States, respectively
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Movements OF DistiDguished People

W. Il. Gookin, Vt; w. d. Gookin and lady; Mrs.
Wskeman, Conn; N. p. Howell, Sag Harbor; and d
tbrtythree others arrived yesterday and took rooms
at the Clinton Hotel
Col. VIM. IL. Leonard Ithaca; Capt. J. M W. Jones,
Troy; Sampson OIris, Baltimore; j. W. Brandt do.
W. w Hill Phila were among the arrivals yesterday
at the Howard Hotel.
Mad. G. s worrel London, Professor of Music; ".
Lorriier Wilmington; P. A. Verplancs Esq. and
family Newbugh among the arrivals at the u MON
Place U0tel.
Gen Mopquera, Ex President OF New Granada; Gen.
Gushing: Fletcher Webster; Capt Evans, U. s. Drs-
goons Gen. Norris; Capt stoddart; Capt. Judkins,
British steamer Asia Judge Judson; Capt. Lusiile,
US NJ Artillery; Eoi orsones, New Granada, arrived
yesterday at the Astor House.
T. Harvard, Bath; j II. Dieb Phils W Morris on,
Pittsburgh; 4 T. Homer, Boston; s. Damon, Havana,
were among tho arrivals yesterday ut the American
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ISTraEsrrse fRoM NEw GRASAps.--By the arrival
yesterday, of the schooner silas f. Hand from sava-
nilla, weissrn that Louis L. Cspella financial or
Ger Of the government sssasna.d on the 26.h of
September last with three comps MONS by band Of
Indians employed by the adverse political faction
Capella was In company with nine others at the time
they were attacked by the Indians to the number Of
hny Elk Of the party only escaping, though they
made most desperate resistance. Capela was ferty.
two years old and native OF Santa Martha His ia
tber. Francis Carells was born at st. Ausustins
Florida.
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Summary or Intelligence.

By our accounts from Was shington we learn that
the two houses of Congress- if they have not alrea
dy entered upon the business before them, are pre-
pairing 10 do so. According to present appear
ances, good deal of werk will be done during the
short session. variety OF subjects of importance
were refened TO yesterday, but without any con-
eusion being arrived at. Among them were pre-
empuon rights; the subject of establishing q re-
ciprociy of trade between Canada and the United
S,ates bill securing to dramatic writers the bene-
fit Of their productions; the question of blishng
additional ports Of entry in Oregon; the free land
system; cheap postage, and several other mel-
sur.s Of great public interest.
From what we learn, there is every probability
that among the first business that will be taken up
and disposed Of, viii be the cheap postage bill; the
river and hsrbor bill; and the bill establishing a
branch mint in the city of New York. All these
measures are very important, and it is desra BILE
they should be acted upon as soon as possible Nj
Giddngs, as we learn by our telegraphic core >
pondence, did not max much by his movement on
Monday against the Fugitive Slave law. The
slight ruiflle which his speech caused on the poli.
cal sea in Washington, has, according TO our ac-
counts, disappeared, and We are happy to see that
the waters are as placid before. This augurs
well FOR harmony in our national councils during
the session, and we hope that the good sense OF
the patriotic and sensible members Of both houses
will he exercised, to the maintenance of the calm,
which now exists at the Capitol Il would seem as
if the dsunioniss and fanatics had lost confidence
in the cause in which they enlisted, and TO be
allowed opportunity TO fall back into the insight
scsnce from which they ought not to have been
allowed to emerge. Inactivity is no doubt the best
policy which these disorganzers could pursue, for
they cannot but have perceived the tremendous
reaction in public opinion hich has taken place
on the question Of slavery since the last session,
and The desire which prevails almost everywhere
that the peace measures shall remain the law OF
the land. The seeming determination by the ma
jority in Congress 10 disregard the agitutors shows
that the change in public opinion has been felt on
all sides.
We perceive that il is proposed to make General
Scott Lieutenant General We hope that that old
warrior and good citizen will be complimented IA
that way. His exploits form brilliant page in cur
history, and will be forgotten as long grati-
tude exists in the human bosom. He is now in the
sere and yellow leaf of life, and we would like to
see him honored when living, well as his memo
~ revered when no more. lie certainly deserves
well of his country.
The New York herald., 1850-12-11

wajsry of free neeros in sosthern state, a. 800
The number offrse negroee tas Of course much
inciessed since ss4O, hut the relative proportion is
nearly the came asis was then. Many Of them in
the South are owners Of slaves and raise their own
cotton In fact. their social standing is much more
agreeable in the Southern States thsn il Is in the
Northern. A windy abohdonis; would give two
dollars towards stealing slave, but when be is
stolen he will not let him aspire any higher than
cleaning his boots OF whitewashing his store.
The New York herald., 1850-12-11

Lars yroM CALLAo.-We have dates from Callao 10
the sth November but the news !, Of little interest
On the afternoon Of the 1st November, trial was
made WITH the engine the railroad just conplsted
between Csiso and Lima the President being present.
which resulted in the death Of person and the 20.
rcuspury Of Others owing TO the locomotive running
Oh the track
An immense number Of vessels are detained in the
port Of calso in consequence Of the scarcity Of sea-
men.
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Supreme Court.
GENERAL TERM

Before Chief Justice dmonds.
DEc TO- fdnssions 10 the Bar addition to those
already published, the following gentlemen, after
examination by the Chief Justice have been admit
to practice as attorneys aud counseors in the
courts OF this State ELIAS Beach, Henry Buckbee,
James b Bullock, Amos III. Farnsworth, and Elliot T.
Farr. The Hon Judge Edwards being ill., the genera
term adjourned to Friday the 18th Instant,
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spOrtlpQ Intelligence.

CESTREyLLE CoURsE, l.. I.-rHE STALLION MATCH
The merits of the Napoleon and Andrew jackson stock
Of trottsrs for long tir.e have been subject Of
much controversy among amateurs. The matter Is
new, however, in fair way OF settlement as match
has been made, and will be decided tomorrow, be-
tween Washington, (by Napoleon) and Kembe jack
son. by Andrew Jackeon Tor $500. three mile heats,
to $50 ID wagons. This match will test the relative
speed strength and durability of both horses and it
is thought, will decide the question satisfactorily.
purse will also be given. mile heats best in Eve.
The New York herald., 1850-12-11
Court Calendar for This Day.

eurEhIon CouRr = same as yesterday, with the ad
dition Of Nos. 7, o, SO, b5, 1876 co.
sprREME CouRI-CmcUT CouRr.-Nos. 1866, 239
736, 1885, Is, 1852.
ComMor PLrn.-Nos eT3 6Ts, T13, us, T27, 732, 73e
Tii, 747, $50, III, TT6, 7Ss, 7s9, 7s0
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MAILS FOR CALF ORNIA
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The stean,hip Georgia will leave ths port at three
O'Clock ths afternoon for Chsgrss TO touch at Charles
ton, savspnsh, and Havana. Her malls will close at
two o'clock
The wEEsLv HERaLo, FOR the Psoiac, will be pub.
lsh-d at 10 o'clock this morning IL can be obtained
az the folio NinR places IN CaliiornIa =
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ivory. combining natnfe 49, MIA ecsn, ~
Braoys new dfcotsry off, appsopttte and olosant gs
for Jhes Furerior oaTuerepypa
caiorsd IN KoDou4alrs ex4uifiey beautiful iyle roh
ard varied asstrirfnt 0f Goa Leckctf AZ. Bracelets
flutcd tnd rlsn Cases for ainistufee ~ bNADFs Na
,ior I'll Ca ery Bfcedway NJ n The superior
~ sht At this tsah eat s,ables the Or pretrs
% tale fitturts In any weathtr
The New York herald., 1850-12-11

aipnbe vegetable compound glsa to find
pidy getting into general families and eh.erfny
recmmendits all who have yet availed thens
selves its Price hfty bottle. Prne
Pal ofice, l21 Fulton street, New York.
The New York herald., 1850-12-11
Vessels for California.

The following list comprises the whole number Of
vessels which have ccs-sd from the Atlantic ports for
California since the 18th of November last period Of
one month";
The New York herald., 1850-12-11
Naval Intelligence.

US. tloop Of wsr Prebls, commander Gwynn, sailed
from Valparaiso, Oct 81, for home.
The ttore chip fredonis, commander Neville left
yslpsraito, Oct 10, for home.
The s. steamer SaTanac Capt. Josiah Tattnall, ar
rived at Norfolk on the 7th inst from this city.
The New York herald., 1850-12-11

factory 8 BuaoeaJ, and the rent Is tbe isrsst
in tbs city 1hs sye and beauty Of fos the srace vth
which ihey a. the fad superior 90 al othora PVmu N
oren. Sh ain Comts, 81. combs ~ vholesale.
.QulABT, sggiS Br.adray.
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tsrly fails. the whole animal maehnsry seems 60 hs
losing its strength and vitality for want OF sustenance DO
lay day before resort 20 knapps Health Re-
sraive Btters IL will bring back keen relish for
food and the and disposition for exerson. General
Depot Hudson street. and for sale by drus sts generally
The New York herald., 1850-12-11

Business Goats, Sacks, and Pnltos--Re-
duction-we Offering large and varied stock Of
the above coats reduction previous rates viii
them eh below hing Of the kind of ret in
the Uaited States The variety taste and comfort Of those
styles be found other establishment Our
stock pants a the largest have bad
u. j. DhVLIN IS and IS .obn street. cor. of Nassau.
The New York herald., 1850-12-11

large that have soncluded make
reduction in price, for the OF closing
them early possible 10 AXE room for spring
Wholesale stock ef manufactures. This offers
opportunity fer those who have not provided their
winter choice from large and ele-
stock greatly reduced prices Our celebrated
sided H be cleared although still perfect in
variety. ID. !. DENLlk,
SO and IS John street. cornec OF Nassau.
The New York herald., 1850-12-11

Fine Arts s-Talbotypes, or Portraits on
Ivory Paper and Glass ars generally 60 be
sss sss IN dssr.s q pS.etos truly wosdsrfu Sps
"nens nay be examined e ~ Bresdwsy. &C.
Thank ssivfrg, Christmas, and New Years
passsneotyp 6ifs aomes 2o9 Broadway, will furnish
cousin. lover. friends and All the beloved hin sOsety
rooms. 2ss Broadway late HIrriisn and Holmes
A Precious Lump OF Gold for e Precious
gem Of picture just received from California ad Of
the fine arts, al 1868 Broadway corner frsnklD
MA. n 5. ROOT.
American Daguerrcotypc GaIleries-CaIi-
forna Cola Diggngs some splendid Daguerreoypss
ing the miners digging and washing gold They be
MEADE, BkoTaERs. 2ss Broadw way.
.t Opposite the Park Fountain.
who wh to the land adjoining Aon.ieeo offered for
sale in pots should take the Harlem train that
a. msn Bssss where psssoU Vii Se s.nx On
day morning. to show the property.
DR. Dod's Lecture on Electricai Psychology
Is rife with absorbing interests 20 the whole world. E s
self evident and positively chmers 1t 10 the theory ~
the sy stem troy the very all dsae YATES
kevous Antdote does THE and has been es
prospects to the human race but this the brightest
Saunders Dressing Case Factory, lat .nd
the imported being made With the for real service
sontainng The hest o srtices in the pSss
and SIR Broadway
Order a Hat, or buy one ready made, of
Duane street, whose style recherche whose msde
tepon his large stock of mems and boys cloth Of
every vsriety.
The New York herald., 1850-12-11

Saunders Dressing Case Factory, lat snd
Furs Furs! Furs !
The fur tina t warns = monarch

.
Warmed hear" r
Nov is the winter of our discoLtent
Made glorious summer by the furs of Kuox.
Shakespeare improved.
Hufs. Sleigh Robes Bud dalo ov.rcoats go large and
'N'Nf KNOX the Halter, 1928 Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1850-12-11

sortment uhequalled in he eity-smeraoing the tSss
quality of the imported wt home manufacture The
latter being made from original dossns and great sken
In the finishing and httng the head and viii be found
surpass any hitherto made Combs made 10 ORDER
pairing eone. A. 4 J. SAUNDERS, 3s7 Bro.dway.
The New York herald., 1850-12-11
The Cheapest Article In Vow York Is DIR.

The Cheapest Article In New York Is DIR.
Tobias oeebrated Venetian Liniment because
s you get relief In Of rheumatism,
thioat too,hache ehiblain ehspPed hands cuts,
burps Sc IL s warranted fail 20 600 have been
cured this Price. only 20 cents and 80 cents For sale
ht the dpct Murray street and all the drugrts Agents
Boson Heding Co.. Pha phia, Ambrose Smith; Albany
sprir h bullock.
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Inc. 2es7 rnc. soG7s Dee 81Oi Inc. is
The sgssgats quantity Of the zane articles lsft al
The New York herald., 1850-12-11

tide water, from the commencement of navigation
the 7th Dec inclusive, during the years 1890 sn,
The New York herald., 1850-12-11
Hair Dyc.-Bntchcior's G.nuIne LIqu

air Dye, u b. occurred at The manuhctorY Wal
street The Iublc should guard against mitations Sc
srious diplomas Perons whose hair has assurr Cd
bad oor from the Of the imitation dyes, can haze
corrected by calling ~ above. Copy the address
The New York herald., 1850-12-11

rEwsFAPER AGENTS.
Gregory & Ce................ San Francisco.
Cooke * Lecount. ............ ,Hap Frantisco.
Burgess, 0ibtrt A. co. ......... San Francisco.
Charles n Hamilton. ......... Sacramento City.
Netmore 4 Gray. ........... .Benecis
Gr.rory A. 60. Co.................A At the Mines
Bonstel 4 iliston ........ San Francisco.
Agents OF these 6rns have purchased papers Of us
In this cay and will forward them By tae Georgia.
Thompson & Hitchcock, Adams Co. Miller Co.,
despatch special messengers by the q
Single copies. in wrappers A. our oEice, sixpencs
The New York herald., 1850-12-11

Pimplos EruPtiors and all diseases are it 10 vol
known positively cured BY using GourAuds italian kedica
ted sonp The Poudre Subtle hair from any par
White for Eh. flushed ggsk at Wake
street. hTst store Broadway Calender. Bouth Thir
gtreet. Thilndephia.
The New York herald., 1850-12-11

Overcoats and Cloals, rich and elegant
Innings to Sl4 ALSO lot Them IS Suits fresh from
viii be ssd cheap. Of Nassau and Beskuan
The New York herald., 1850-12-11

The canals Of this stateprobably closed on the 9th
irst., that the above statement givcs about the
aggregates for this year. Tho canals open last
year nearly week later than this but the receipts OF
-four and wheat combined this year. viii exceed those
OF last. Corn is oonsceraby In arrears, while al
other articles OF breadstufs are In excess.
The receipts OF Ire Macon and Western Railroad
Company for tbe year ending December 1st 1850
S2o1 IL against s1971 AZ for the previous year
Showing an increase Of s3s6124
The foreign exports from Baltimore during the week
ending on Thursday, amounted In the aggregate to
, $157762 so. The principal articles exported were
14sle bbls of four 2s72s bushels Of com 1oi7 bbls.
Of corn meal; and 4o5 hhds of tobacco. Among the
shipments were two full cargoes, principally bread.
stuff, 20 Liverpool.
There were clesred at the Baltimore Custom House,
during tho month Of October 81 vessels viz ships
hsrks trigs, and IL schooners having aggregate
tonnage Of 1855 tons and employing in their navgc
tion 222 men OF these vessels British, Bre~
men, Hsmburg and % American. Their dsstinations
were as follows to various ports in the West Indies
and British provinces 15 Caornia 6; Trieste l. Rio
de Jsneiro, 1; Liverpool. 2; Pernambuco, Il Tsoahu
ana IL Bremen 2 Laguayra, 2; and Spanish Main, l.
The total value OF the merchandise exported bythese
vessels s77s 4s7 2 including that to California,
which amounted 10 s2e2 os7 90. By comparing the
above with the onthly statement for October IL will
be that the number of foreign cearances at the
Baltimore Custom House, during the month Of fNovem
Der falls considerably short Of those during the pre-
cedipg month. While this Is the case, however, the
presented that the value OF tb articles exported
in November is considerably larger than IL for the
month OF October.
The entries from foreign ports during the month Of
November, were, ships, barks, l8 briggs and 12
sehooners, making total OF 40 vessels During the
period, the arrivals from coastwise ports
ships barks IS briggs and 90 schooners-in al, 1ls
vessels making the number of foreign and coastwse
arrivals during the month, l5s. OF this number, 6
British Bremen and the balance, 1T, American.
OF the arrivals from foreign ports had free cagoe,
in ballast and 81 had cargoes sSbject to duty
The total anount received from customs during tho
month was $63742 SO, against s6l 2s3 2s during the
ssne period last year The disbursements Sb7,
$50 81, against sos eI3 SO last year.
The annexed statement exhibits the amount Of bull
ion arrived and cleared from the port Of Ban Fran
cisco, during each quarter from Nov IL lsi9 to Sep
tember 30, 1850 both inclusive
MOVEMENTS or BULLION IN Saw Francisco.
The New York herald., 1850-12-11
Remedy for Cold Fcet-Ladies, try the

Alpine Cater boot, msde BY Cantre sJ6 Bowsry They
eloth lined with ehamois leather, and the
things inven ted Give them trial.
The New York herald., 1850-12-11
Gourauc's Hair Restorative IL War,

20 force the hair to grow, prevent its falling of
turning gray and making stin wiry hair, soft silky
glossy Trial bottles IS cents esah. Goursuds Liquid Hal
b. will change gray hair TO besutifui black
minutes Found only ~ Aker strest first stor
from broadway; Bates Jordan. ls9 washington stree,
Boetou
The New York herald., 1850-12-11

pssssrsoiyp, sii,s aomss 2s Broadway Will furnish
hf friends and strangers With suitable the tea
son Fathers, mothers brothers, sisters uneles aunts
cousins lovers friends and all the beloved hin OF society
obtain these treasures Of dimes the Light
rooms, 2a9 Broadway, late Hkrril n and Holmes.
The New York herald., 1850-12-11

Forty Thousand Coats, Pantaloons and
Waistcoas of the latest fall STYLE from 81 80 S0 Al
sHEPHEHDs Clothing store, Chesnut street. second dooI
kbove Third. Philhdeiphia.
The New York herald., 1850-12-11

ny reducing the wheat to -four, shows an increase O.
10000 bbls. of -four. r "a ,e - r-nr-rt
The following table shows the quantity OF som eoi
the principal articles Of produce left at tide water
nom the mmencement Of navigation to the I'll
December, ipelusve during the years la4s 22l days
ls49, 22l saysi 1850, 229 days. .tt
The New York herald., 1850-12-11

Precious Lump OF Gold for & Precious
Of picture just receiv from Of
the fine arts al 363 Broadway corner Frankn street
N. A. ROOT.
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Dee 1905 Inc. s283s7 Dec. 1ss7, ,ls7 Inc sss. as7
The aggregate quantity Of the artic les left
tide water from the commencement Of navigation q,
the 7th Of December inclusive during the years ls4
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wish the land adjoining Montieeo offered FOR
sale in plot should take the Harlem train that
leaves the City Hall at quarter past AN and out
Hunts Bridge. where will be waiting Taurs-
day mornin &. to show the property.
The Daily spy., 1850-09-13
PROFESSOR BARRY'S
Triconherous or MedicatAd Cnmnnnnd.

ENDORSED by the first Professional talent in the United
IL Satess efficacy attested by thousands of WE'LL known
every familyand recommended by journals of the best
standing in the country for specific and widely different pnr-
poses and everywhere in demand. BARRY'S TRICO-
PHEROUS may be fearessly pronounced, the
contesble evidence the BEST the cheapest the popu-
lar preparation Tor restoring and beautng the hair ead
eating scurf and dandr and curing all diseases of the sn
the muscles and glands which has been offered
public either in the old world new 1t stands alones' it
has no brother and is like brother" volume of authen-
tic and analytical proof of its value accompanies every
te To gasay the record impossible for every purchas
er adds one more to the legion of witnesses array ed in
behalf
The philosophy Of its operation is simple Its first action
is upon the skin. 1t gently stimulates TORPID vessel
any inflammation eruption exfoiaon of the external
membranes 1.-THE Inflammation be caused by cut sprain
brse the effect is the The absorbensare nveora
ed the extrayased blood taken up and all pain and
discoleration removed In Rheumatism swelling of the
glands and all affections of the negumens it acts speci
cay through the pores and absobens upon seat of the
disease Its wonderful effect in renewing Guessing and
6eauyng the hair, are all produced through its primary
influence upon the skin of the head. The nvgoratng fluid
enables the scalp to perform its functions properly The
scuri and dandruf which sluggish circulation has allowed
to accumulate thrown Off the yegetative principle finds
lis way to the vescles in which the hair rooted and thew
ems mostens gosses and beauties every FIBRE until each
particular hair" becomes healthy and elastic ament
Inc same 1ertzng principle which existing hair IN
grow smuates the latent roots and thus the bres which
nave iallen out are soon replaced by new ones. 3
Remember that this double antidote-ths specnc for dis
eases Of the skn and matchless beauer of the hasso
Homty 10 one hundred per cent chedper than any other
preparation for the hair out. F3IET'
Sold IN large bottles price 25 cents at the Prncpa
ohlce, l37 BroaGWay Ne,U York. For sale in Worcese
by SPURR & sIBIEY l44 Main Street and by the nrn
cpa Druggists in other places throughout the United States
ohu Saiaua' HHa - saasA dWttfs 81. July 49,
The Daily spy., 1850-09-13
BUSH'S
SMIL.fX OR spa WISH
SAgSAPARTLL1A!

THIS preparation of Sarsaparla is humbng no secret
L compound. 1t is a PURE and UNCOMBINED article
of great strength and unprecedented efficacy the CURE
OF DISEASE. The recent discovery Of the true Smax
sarsapaila the South has put the Propetors in pos
session of the genuine root fresh state and by
method OF preparations discovered by themselves calculated
10 and concentrate all the virtues of plant they
are eabedto offer purchasers article infinitely SUPE
RlOR TO any thing ofthe kind notV an use. Ii is well
known that Sarsaparila by drying loses great ofits
medicinal virtues But in this article those properties are
all preserved and placed in permanent FORM liable
injury by age.
The attention of Dispensers Druggists Physicians and
especially tortundte tnUaLias suffering sick, parcu
lay invited to the trial of article which is lcarGned
genuine and superior any other preparation ohe kind
now offered TO the public
Prepared and sold by BUSH d CO., No. PARK STREET
T. Lazel, A. Clarke, d. Scott, Jr, Co., c. & E. Har
rngon and Spur Sbley, Druggists, and by J. NJ Com
ings, M. ID, and Calvin Newton, NJ d. April 2.