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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-03-13
TEELGRAPHIC DISPATCHES
FOR THE MINERS EXPRESS"
Later from Great Flood at Sac
ramcnto City--Immcnse Loss Of Proper


NFw York, March 4-3 P. M.
The Herald has the following from New Or
leans, Feb. 25th: The steamer Alabama, has
just arrived from Chagres, with 65 passengers
and $50o,oO0 in gold dust; and also brings adj
vices from San Francisco of Jan, 18th.
The City of Sacramento has been overfown
by water, but few spots were visible, and the
inhabitants are suffering terribly from the dread
full calamity. Loss estimated at one million of
dollars. Immense herds of cattle and other pro-
perty have been swept away. While the great
flood has destroyed great amount of property,
it will work out the gold in great abundance.
A party of Chilians made attck on some
Americans at the mines in the vicinity of Stock
ton, in which two of the assalants were killed
and others imprisoned, the latter were subsequent
tly released. This affair created great excite
mcnt.
The Locofoco meeting at Tammany Hall on
Saturday evening, in favor of the Union, was
largely attended and passed off with much enthu-
siasm.
BALTIMORE, March 4, 1850.
The Virginia Senate, has passed the House
Bill, for taking the popular vote on holding a
Convention, for amending the constitution.
BosToN, March 9, 1850.
Pearson, the murderer of his wife and children
was sentenced to-day to be hung
Markets.
NEW YORK, March t.
Flour-dnll; sales of 700 bbls Western and
State at 4,S71-2, for Michigan and good Ohio
$50 and 5,621-2 for pure Gnesec. Corn Meal
quiet at 2,87 for Jersey. Grain-there is a
moderate demand for Wheat but prices are above
views of buyers. Corn-dull, but held higher;
Jersey 81 to 57l-2c; Southern, yellow, 56l-2 to
SIC. Whiskcy-quiet, 24l g for prime Mode
rate demand for Pork; 81 2 to 1914 for Mess
and S,S7 to 900 for prime. Lard-frm, in de-
mand at Old to Gig
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CRANE-I- OLOGY.
Recapitulsilon.

We can draw bu little amusement for our readers from the
eune materials the Crane meeting Wednesday night
Owing the snow-storm some other cause the whole
number in attendance rank and file Democrats boys and
ALL could not have exceeded $50 Still, undaunted, they
went through their melancholy Office Of nominating Mr..
Crime as The Wing candidate for the House. from Richmond
The universal gloom and duncss WERE for brief space
evcd by the blunt remarks of canne Scot who put in
word for his brother Mexican volunteer August and prote
ted against the nomination of Crane who ne said, backed
by such wreched minority of the Wings Of Richmond,
must fall behind August in the race The Editor OF the
Times Secreary per force also attempted stay the hands
of the meeting and proceeded to give why il
inexpedient to take action He traced to nomna-
lions ner such circumstances the medocry Of the
bers of the Legislature ncary all the good squecz
cd out by this proces) and proceeded but not in this
tion 10 SHOW how important ii for Richmond 10 send 10
the Legislature that would have influence and would
fully represent the metropolis there He set forth that from
some pchaps his numerous engagements Mr. MAYO
the late delegate had newenteih the influence in the
House that Mr. SymE of Petersburg, had-and Twill il be
believed D. this sentiment warmly appauded by the
C-aneites The fair words OF the editor fell upon stess
ears however and Mr. CRANE declared 10 be the
nous nominee with one dissenten OF this immense meet
ing.
While Mr. Crane being for, one of the leader,
offered resolutions Of coincidence with Messrs Heath and
LAWSON and condemnation of the Democratic Legislature
for their 'ruhless prescription They passed in sad
ness and silence. This is poor and empty compliment
gentlemen Wings for which Mr.. Heath will hardly thank
YOU He would have thanked you for something substantial
viz the place of delegate the Legislature and upon this
very his nomination urged upon the first meeting
and large But Wing sympathy and indignation
were not glowing enough for such sacrifice and his
was suffered fall UNDECIDED the ground He afterwards
withdrew peremptory, and in very cur, and significant
card These resolutions therefore, Of avail especi
ally as they prompted by The structures Of the Demo-
cratic press this singular condnct Of the Wings.
Mr. Crane was introduced and made very ingenious adj
cayfandun speech, in which he said lie peoples
Whig"(a class He asserted his consistent sound
the slavery question: and pronounced the Wlmot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-29
RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
EnIDaY MORNING. MARCH 20, 1850
INTERNAL. IMPROVEMENTS.

W. ; h,,v lis, of nnpropriaons the late session
c oss of internal Improvement. 1t has been prepared
with much trouble and will DO found to Dc accurate IL Is
m, orobab that near all the money on the JOINT STOCK pfih
cipe will be called for and the four guarantees
almost half Of the whole amount, VIII not II Is pe'cScu
throw any actual burden upon the Treasury " u seen
that the appropriations far from exciting any
far the continued solity OF the public credit
While, r,peating objections 10 the loose system "po"
which the appropriations made, We Deem our uuy "
e,, I'M. idle vet violent vlupcration OF the wing
u,or IN, Democratic members in holding them alone re-
snonsjble for the amount OF money appropriated. a
r,,ce - IN. journal will satisfy the most preJudced,
,h, ,bs oenpt 10 hold the Democratic party responsible
wan,on and utterly unounied The votes Tor or against
hills were Guided by local and party considerations
and no The Democrats were in the majority II would be
,neced that more of them than OF tho Wings would have
heen found in favor all the bills But this BY no means
the case for in larger number OF cases, majority OIL
Wings were in favor of measures-though senefa! e e
of members of both parties, pro ana con, nave 'e" 'a
equally balanced For instance, on the llth oil peceoe'
~ III. morton IN indefinitely postpone the Covnaton Kan
Road which was test question: the vote stood, ayes D. w
Democrats and IL Whes) noes IS, (39 OF each party
January ~ ls5O-The above bill was passed ayes %
(whigs 81 Democrats 32,) noes ol' t"me5 -
333 p;,
b.--l
Canal from Buchanan Covngton, was rejected; ayes "
f26 Wings II Democrats) IL Democrats ~ "hs
| PSI n..o,d
March o-The bill making State loan TO the tich'iio'o
and Danyle Railroad, (Which was once reJec,eu was
nossed ayes IS Whgs % Democrats 2O noes 10 'e'o
Gratis %, Wings 49, , .,,,,;
March l2-James River bill was passed: ayes d, ''"e
o6 Democrats 25) noes 30, democrats 81 wings ~
These votes we take here and there from the Jou' w
they entirely refue the monstrous ana hIiseiaoe ap
| The Wing to make capital against the Democrats
The most ridiculous part Of the affair Is mat "' "
Whu is INSTALLING the Democrats ior TOO heaiiohs ~ "
nh, sub,ec, the Lynchburg virgnian, equally AZ s."s a'
i,uen,i, Whie organ is calling on the people o' 'isi
=, ,cure the same Democrats for their hnia sha hAe
course on The SUBJECT OF internal improve
mens Ii charges them Win
"rhs eyil and pernicions influences OF pocy' uhut W
,,e,inu Of which Virginia has dwnded from the very his
S,, in The nao To one Of the most unprosperoas oil INT
yinal hirteen policy, which has retdrdea me aaran
Of Virginia is the policy which you seek 10 chanse = po
80 [nnliinterna improvements which has adednrea yo
sr Siaf Maryand) is that which you propose 10 'fo
duce'
Here The Yirgnian the thront ol tile wings ABSURD
and unounded attempt party capital The people Oh VIZ
pia will next month"; laugh 10 scorn such SUICIDAL suci
puerile and reckless assertions.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-29
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY ,,'' ''"'''''''

4 citizen Of Richmond through the medium OF the I'm
uircr takes the liberty OF calling the of the ril
of Rockingham Ia The invaluable service rendered then
by their lr delegate Col w h. Nancy in procuring rl
passage OF bill ior constructing Iil road from Gortons
vile Stanards, He and McAdamc road thence 10 d,
Harsonburg. Col Iancey certainly deserves much
credit and is entitled 10 the gratitude ol H., constituents for
bill late date Of the session. aud after such heavy N.
lropations had been made The improve is one Of
tho best in the State for is length, and will feeder
the Louisa Rail Road; consequently bcncing Richmond
and he Of incacuabc value Ia Rockughain among the
finest counties in Virginia. Col lanccy is Just such hris
ai0r is needed in TIL councils al The S,aebtng gen.
tcman ot good sense ana Judgment, energetic and indus
tous attentive the 81 his constituents and o-
liar III the House. Tie writer of this !a@ble tribute III.
worth, deems bt due Ia who By his e.>Itivr
has contribute, te:rope the natural of his Staff
thereby adding ~ her wealth and power.
i CITIZEN OF RIO nMONn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-29
To he Editors of he Enquirer.

VIZ VI. L''' iEAK'H T, s5U
Messs. Editors observed IN your paper vi TUESDAY m
cird from late worthy representative from this semi,
ria District San'l j. HARDWOOD, Esq, declining to be con
sidrfod candidate for reelection: ana in the same nam,
also observed card of VIM Boulwarc Of kin. and Qurs,
county, candidate fill the vacancy caused BIZ n,
Harwoods withdrawal Without meaning Ia dsparape anv
other gentleman Of the District who may have declared him
sell candidate To fill This vacancy, Nhoueh have as y,
nono) desire say through yomg paper that know
o 10 in the District whom thu roGp" ii this count;
wond NOR clccnly aid in ecsa,ing 10 that position Than
Mr. Eouwarc. think they have been well PLEASED with
Mr. llarwooi and would have given linn waiIn and hearty
support; but H. having declined think they viii be please.
10 aid Ill bringing 10 The service 81 the State the int n,,,
nation and matured mind of Mr.. BcuIwarc.
\ CITIZEN OF GLOUCESTER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-29
To the Editors Of The Enquirer.

GILES CouS1y, March 81 ls,5
Mcssrs. Editors: George w. Pearls ESD of tho go
of Mercer is The Democratic candidate for this cer, l
ct being the nominee Of the Convention recently h.1
Princeton. Mr.. Pearls has entered upon the canvas a.
commendabe activity "H
Mr. Peadelon, our late able and efficient icoresen,,,.
did not desire the nomination. ac he would la,. ~
it, There general wish hc part Of his nj p
he should have been the candidate since his conrs
cay well all subjects pertaining to our ocs i
rests met their approval Oar friends the Win. IA r
relish his vote the election Of Auditor; tIey wo,i
have been better pleased had he sustained Mr. Heath '"
Allow me 10 hanS you Tor yco- lat" evqn!s'r aomplnp,
to Mr.. Calhoun the betuii:j and finished %, 49,,
any man. did not know which the 10 adu,irr Nv w.
beauty or naeJ.ininty. 1t is sparkling gem. " "
VERY respectable Az
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To he Editors Of Me En1nirer


Essex Corsry, 25rH MARCH, 1850.
Messls Editors /, having been announced through the
columns Of Your paper, weeks since that our very
woithy ani talented citizen John W. Iarnct,, the choice
oil majority Of the Democrats =" is county candi-
date for in the neat Legislature the friends OF that
gentleman hag hcsitated 10 take step towards the noi
nation Of candidate until his determination III the matter
cor! b. asceriained Since then II las been generally
known that Mr. Garnet is disincline 10 accept the II
dercd nomination, and unwilling that his maine should
go before the people candidate The present period
regard suspicious 10 the success OF De-
nocralic candidate than any other for series of years
In vew of this the Democratic Of this county, by
almost unanimous resolution, upon conference with each
other al our last Court have determined in Mr. arnet
would accept the nomination, (Which he will not
the edouhtable Richard j. Muse Col Muse we feel salts
fed commands thghes esteem ot his party particularly in
consequence of the many sacrifices he has hitherto made for
their welfare, and fail from the many rdfought
aagemens with Whggery in which he leader oil his par
" command the respect and attention Of his opponents
Ii nay therefore, be considered that Mr. Muse is the Demo
cratic candidate with prospect oil election, his party
will only do their duty Lei all do their duty and need
not fear for his success POPUL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-29

From The Ohio STATE Journal Of March Is.
The Bill prohibiting the Officers and Citizens of Ohio
from taking any steps assist the recapture Of fugitive
slaves defeated yesterday in the House on its final pas
sage.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-29
ERIln NATIONAL EYHIBITIO,

yIyE Richmond and vicinity respectfully Informed
4 that LEWIS BARTIoL OMEW cos original AMI beautiful
RHETORICAL DIoRAM, OF THE RATrid OF RUNkEk NIL
AND CONFEDERATION OF CHARLESTpWS. Will open on
MONDAY EVENING March si. and continue unt further
the Franklin opposite the LxchaE Hotel which
has been conveniently afaGgeiesecily for the occasion
This Exhibition different from eXtani the Figures heins
perfect symmetry dressed IN ih epecye costumes and
nv apnicaon beautiful combination machinery, made
initiate wonderful the movements OF animated nature
The Exhibition conclude with OF unrvaed spendor
called THE FAIRY LAND AND PALACE OF THE FAIRIES.
M Admission p without distinction Of age.
Doors at ocock-Scencs 10 commence al o'clock
r1- See particulars in small bills March 10
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O NJ I. L NJ T. n TIA II u ON Z RT TO TIKI
BROTHERS ELENA

asOMMrTEE.-Dr Gbson Or BoaIe, VIM F Klche ESQ. W.
u c Carnstom Esq; Col Srading, Wu Robinson Esq, Henri
Mchad, Esq Hugh Pleasan,s. Esq, Abel Mayo ESQ., B.
Poaux Esq Senor George Charles Roscn John Endich John
Dunderdae and + W Roster
above being unwilling 'a iva als's CT such extraordinary
merit should Richmond (dns been heard by few OF their
fellow cizens) persuaded Them Monday lsi
April when they offered them complimentary Concert the
Exchange Hotel
For particulars see small bills
Tickets cents be had OF the cohiire and the usual
March. S-3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-29
HInLE sOCIETY OF VIRGINS

ls- BIBLE SOCIETY OF vIRGINIA.Ths annual
ec,in- this held Tuesday the "a Of April lc
past LIMITED PreSytstian Church Shockoe
l N wtcn the viii be presented and interest
c addresses delivered Auxiliary Societies requested send
March I'D SAMUEL. REEVE. Cor Sec
III BIBLE SOCIETY OF yIRGINIA,-A special
meeting the Bible Society of Virginia vi BE- held
AT Vcsry Pau Church tins afternoon al bali past
G. y. JOHNSON, Rec. SCI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-29

On Monday Messrs. Deneae, Martz and pitman Of the
Legislature addressed meeting Alexandria in favor of the
Manassas Gap Railroad, and resolutions adopted with
great nnanimiiy requesting the corporation of Alexandria
subscribe Sl5000o thereto
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-29

Yesterday morning the ground covered with The deep
est have had this winter Ii is reported 10 US 10
have been inches by measurement One struggling
sleghs venuTed FORTH but the air so mild and the snow
melted rapidly that soon 'ther occupation gone
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-29
~ m. Edi,sys If no Enquirer.
q SIos. MAn6n 10 L.,

Usios, MARCH - ls,o
Mc,srs Editors:At 4 meeting If the Democrat: ~ "
roc assembled Union Monday The 18th ips, non
being court day. worthy and talented delegate as
phcr J. Bcrne Esq, again chosen the de1na,9'
nominee to represent this county in the next (isrt
scmbly of Virginia.
some donbts are entertained whether Mr. B,irrc ,l.
so faithfully and ably represented for severn, session. nag
again consent for his Ia before the psop rs Wln
candidate. Ii h. does il is Thought there will be no
ton If there should be, there can BE doubt tu,
will be returned by overwhelming majority. "1' lie
Yours, dc.
I'VE sincerely trust That Mr. b will yield 10 the call a.
people We cannot sparc such men tho prss4o, -, "'
nlent.--Enquirer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-29
lTelecraphcd for the Baltimore Sun.

Ielesfaphcd TOT INC baTIIHVIe Sun
WAsHIS0roS, MARCH H. P. NJ.
THE FOOTE AND BENTON DIFFICULTY-PRO-
BABLE DUEL, &c.-There is much excitement here in
regard to the difficulty between Messrs Benton and Fooe
which begun the Senate yesterday and continued
day Those who best understand the matter now assert tina,
/, must end in duel The weather is very dsagrceabeit
has been showing all day.
HARRlsBrRG, MARCH 81.
The Senate to-day rejected the bill divorce Edwin For
rest, the trageiiau, thus giving il quetus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-29

CITY COUNCII..-Wc ale requested 10 state that
is the wish o Mr.. Conway Robinson not 10 be elected
member Of the Council al the ensuing election.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-29

SPRING; CANyASS.-AIr Grantham and DR.. Hammond
candidates for reelection from Berkeley Messrs j. Ran
doph Tucker and r. NJ Sydnor the Democratic cand
dates in Frederick Mr. E. w Massey in Clarke and War
REM Mr. Wellington Jenney in Marshall; DR.. Williams in
Fairfax; and Mr. James F. Divine in Loudoun.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-29

We send subscribers this morning an Exra-E En-
qur containing full sketches o the acts and resolutions o
tile late session Of the Legislature
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-29

We have received from Mr. J. d. Smith, local agenti in this
city, the March and April Nos. Of the "Mothers Magazine
and Family Journal" neatly printed with engrayings and
fine moral reading for the young, 81 per year Also
arged edition of the "AIothers Hymnbook, compiled for
social family and private worship, by Thos Hastings IL
is offered as premium those who will pay in advance the
yearly suhscripti,n Ia the AIauaZinr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-29
ISMe Editors Of tie Enquirer

LOUISA, March 26, 1850.
Would il not be we'll for You 10 say in Your next paper
That tho meetings of the Democrats AT The Court House ana
nrrcinc: should be on the first Saturday in April
instead OF the second stated in the proceedings Of the meet
Ing held III March Court! April comes in on Moniay anu
the second Monday j. Court day in the county, therefore,
the second Saturday will b. after Court
IL is very important that the Democrats should ac'
promptly and nominate candidate nj next Court OF Ming
will b. elected in he county, u 'olEN
THE correction alluded to above was made IN our paper
last week We understand The meetings were fixed for tn
first Saturday in Anil and the second enormously
published in the proceedings We trust that the meetings
l., c held on the 1T Saturday, will b. FULL and that the
Democracy will agree upon standard bearer on WHOM
they will oil rally and umphantly elect In hanover
Chnstan White ESD is The selected candidate OF our pafy
viii, every prospect of beating Mr. Wckmn, the Wing no.
mnee Let Louisa follow this good example and lei her
Democracy be wide awake and unledior the enemy is al
ready in the field Enquirer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-29

Ii pains inform the numerous friends of Mr. Eiih,e
lo the Scnae that lie Is still confined TO hi room IN tii-
city by protracted and dangerous illness lie IS greatly de-
bitaed but his attentive and excellent Physcin thinks
that The time cannot be far distant when he will have rganed
sufficient strength 10 return home
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-29

-. - hnn,bur an! utterly Unconstitutional "e "eie
$500 =, b,sr his though ,!r c. thereby runs In tho 'ee'h
If .he Immortal" who swcars BY the constituflonas u
Tho porso Mr C. has, however, utterly mistaken It's e''
il il be humbng, is one Of the most
and faniiious thar ever devised
TIL ,rc now two candidates in the ci-Mr Grams ''e
on,so If it'll. over 100 Wings, and Mr. August an III
ood,, candidate win there be any more horses III HE
heldl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-29


and ho asked If he had received ~ thought nc NAG
though he had NOT marked according his usual practices
ne was owing me- wished close the account and wrote
80 ni'i - '''0' '''' uCAmBR,ooE Oct, 5th 1919.
wv. S. Smith, Esq.-Dear Sir viii call and pay your
bill on receiving fees from medical students on he
Is, of November until about which time viii beg your In
diligence Your obedent servant, }. w. WEBSTER
Samuel P Fuller sworn.-I police oiicer-on sun.
Office 10 see whether the mortgage was taken W; inc clerk
told me he did know DR. PatSaan and he cona no 'e
whether the mortgage was taken up; nc 'oo me co" Wy
., sily yet AT the record clerk and myself we 10 Ut
Wsbsrers little after dark; called and asked nm ot lne
date of mortgage which Dr. ParkInan had cancseoi ne
went 10 an account book and turned over me of some
lime he remblad badly; he then and sat down ana
said il was very strange that ne could not n tc ppes nc
then went and looked trunk, then Ieuee ~ 'e oooh'
and after looking some Tine he sad MY ticket man came
- ma and demanded what money had or Dr. r., who said
l was damned rascal and scouncreii nuf me ga
bly, a, the time bar have settled WIN p , Ip
care nothing about i, now. The clck had some further
Conversation with Dr. Webster and told that tne mort
gage was no, on real estate but personal property III
Webse. then turned and LETT the room, ana Sd" io io
OF him that night. =, co
The witness here explained and corroborated the former
testimony as 10 the search Of Dr. Websters roo oehS
particularly confident that when the pnvy was @
Dr. w. directed their attention from 10 anotner We
searched the dissecting room vault and then went 10 the
trap door, of those who descended tnsie anu &.
amined below the building there was wall dNang ns
privy and the OF building from the part into when
we descended there hole in that wall nen ana no
access that part beyond it Ltteeld and then nao
conversation about the pvy and the mode OF eettinS
access 10 it have since passed through the hole In the wall
and examined the space under The laboratory there was no
access 10 except for the tide soaking through the ounda
non am the officer who discovered the remains in The tea
chest the minerals had been handled 10 my knowledge
some six eight OF had been searching since
on Saturday the day after DIR. WIS arrests when
10 inc tea chest covered with minerals done up
in paper and labelled; then saw tan IN the box and put
ting my hand down drew out large Kniie "hich Pu' N
INV then said there be more than minerals IN
this box pcked Up and carried into the middle OF the
nd turning i, over the remains fell out the back upwards
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-08-30

THE FAR MIR.

II does ones heart good to see a merry.
ronpd-faced farmer. SO independent, and
yet SO free from vanity and pride. So
rich, aud yet SO indnstrious-so patient
n persevering in his calling, and yet so
kiad, social and obliging. There are a
thousand noble traits about his character.
He is generally hospitable-eat and drink
with him, and he won't set a mark on you,
and sweat it oct of you with double COM
poan1 Interest, as some people | know
win you are welcome. lie will do you
a Kindness without expecting a return by
way ef compensation.- Iii is not SO with
everybody. He is usually more honest
and sincere, less disposed to deal in low
and undsrhaaded cunning than many |
could nape. He gives to society its best
-sppport-is the frmest pillar that supports
tthN sdi6ce Of government he is the Lord
Of SaSrg. LOek at him in his homespun
aud gray laugh him if you will; but,
believe me, he IAN laugh back, if he
pleases.