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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-21
NETWORK.
Particulars of the Bloody Tragedy near
Albany.
ALnANY. Thursday EvenIng. Noy. 20, 81

ALBANY, THURSDAY Evening, Nov. 20, 1851.
The victims reported shot In previous dis
pstch) are John Moore and Elzaoeth Moore, MS
wife, who lived about five miles from this city, on
the Delaware Turnpike. Moore was 40 and his wife
30 years Of age They had been out to house warm
ing at a friends, where tn y had drank until they
became very much intoxicated. Returning home,
they are supposed to have quaneled, and Moore
must have taken double barreled fowling piece and
blown of the right side of his wfes head He then
probably reloaded the gum and placing II TO his right
side by means Of his foot discharged IT. the ball en-
tering near his heart. Mrs Moore was found IN the
front yard about FIVE yards from the door, her head
lying in pool of blood. Moore was the stove,
III the house, the gun BY his side, and when dscov
cred, two little girls % and years OF age,
found standing by the side of then father weeping
Rum was the cause OF the bloody deed. The de.
ceased had previously appeared to live happily to-
gether and had never been known 20 quarrel. An
inquest was held and the verdict OF the Jury was,
That the wife came to her death by the hands Of
her husband and that he came to his death by his
own hands
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NOVA-SCOTIA.
The Halifax and Quebec Railway-Loss OF the
Brigantine Cooper and all Hands.

HALIFAX, Ihurscay, Nov 20, Ie3I
The Halifax and Quebec Railway Bill has been
sustained b. the Assembly IN all Its NAN features
by large malorliIes II IS 10 be built by Government.
aud one million pounds currency Is 10 be borrowed
on British guarantee at 81 per cent interest Nova
Scotia is 10 build from Halifax through her ter
three Counties through which the road VIII run for
the right OF way
The CITY of Halifax is expected to make good
pledge for the interest 100000 take stock IN
cross lines 10 that amount
The brigsntine Cooper, from New-York, was lost
near Cape Race last week both her anchors were
gone when she came ashore. The crew II Is sup
posed took to the boats and have been drowned.
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BRITISH WEST INDIES.

BosToN, Thursday, Nov. 30, ISL
BIZ the late accounts from Demarara, we learn thai
the Lord Elsin sailed from Georgetown with LAG
coolies, whose term Of five years service had ex-
pred. They took away with them upward OF $4,000
In cash.
An envoy has been sent to the United States for
the purpose of inducing emigration TO the colony
from the free colored population OF the Union.
The British ship Marianne, from lnagua TO New
York with cargo Of 10000 bushels of salt, called
of Bermuda and landed number of passengers.
The past season has been most prosperous one
for salt and the proprletors have now about 100000
bushels hand, for which they are asking 10 cents
M hpshp
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CUBA.
More Prisoners Released.

PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. 20, ISL.
By an ARRIVAL AZ Charleston. We learn that X IL
BrackenrrIdge one Of the Cuban invaders, had
been taken rom on board The Spanish war steamer
isabella, and set free.
There is now only three Of the American prisoners
remaining at Havana, and they are sick In the HOS
The war steamer Isabella left for Spain on the sii
inst. having on board. as prisoners, X. Bench Oh
New-York. George E. Richardson Of New Orleans,
two Hung anans and oBe German also, Mr houges
~ Texas NJ. ] Keenan, of Mobile, and Mr. Gano OF
New-York The BODY Of General Emma was also
on board
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onfes sion OF COnCklin. the Iacendiary.

UTICA, Thursday, Nov. 20, 1851.
Conklin, the incendiary, under sentence Of death
tomorrow, has made lengthy confession, in which
he duplicates several persons not previously sus-
pectcd. circuit las also corrected his confession III
some important particulars. Both agree in all mate
nal facts. Conkhns confession VIII probably be
published tomorrow without the names Ills mind
is calm, and he appears to be prepared 10 die.
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NEW BRUNSWICh.
The EIsctiOn-Stcamer Forre.t Qu,rs .Nshor

~ H1s9 lsUII-SfFdLrT q oFfcsE NlUFFB -,
ST. JoHN, y. B q. Thursday. Nor. ~. a.
Inc election for member Of Assembly from '
county, has resulted Ia the choice Of Mr. t'oddih >
Protectlorst
MI Harding free trade. has been chosen from the
city.
The steamer Foues. Queen, for Frederic Aion,
win Two boats In tow, and a large number Of pas
sen gers, went ashore at Clarkes Point, during n.
$40" storm OF Monday. One Of the boats filed with
water. bU; the steamer was go. Of on "Wednesday,
with little damage
he steamer Commodore, which was run aground
in the late gale has been towed into this port.
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WILLlAMSBURGH ITEMS.

70 A meeting will be held tonight OF
citizens of WILLIAMSBURG, who appreciate the great
principle Of Constitutional Freedom-desire to see
It's benehcent influence overspead to nations Of the
earth, ard love 10 honor its champions of every
cline. al the new room of the Equestrian Insti-
rue. 10 prepare an address, and make suitable ar
rangements for The reception Of kossuth
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VERMONT.


MONTPELIER, VI, Thursday, Nov. 20, 1851.
bill passed the Legislature Yesterday to divide
the State into Congressional Districts, as follows
lit District. Remington, Rutland, Addison and
Washington Counties. lid Dlstrlct-Nindsor,
Windham, Orage ana Caledonia lid District
Chiitenden, Grand Isle Franklin, Sanole, orleans
and Essex No State Superintendent of Common
Schools was chosen The Legislature adjourned
tins morning Slhs ale.
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OHIO.
Fire Anuihilator-The River.

CINCINNATI, Thursday, Nov. 90, 1851.
The FIRE annihilator was tired yesterday, Il
building erected for the purpose. The machine
proved an entire failure.
The Ohio river has risen four feet. There is a
good stage of water, and II rs still rising.
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LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
The Spanish Difficulty.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, NOV. y, Io5I.
Tie National isteiigsnoT regards the following as
semi-offcial.
"Mt Webster has, after great difficulty. settled the
Spanish dispute satisfactorily all parties aud with
out deroe alton to our national dignity"
The Republic asserts that the letter IN the New
York Courier and Enquirer. concerning the demand
OF the Spanish Government, Is erroneous IN almost
every respect. and says the President, will lay the
whole matter before Congress IN his Annual Mes
sage
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rEAt one o'clock "Wednesday afternoon

Eat one o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
a FIRE broke GU, in frame building situated on the
line of Third.s,, between North Fourth and North
Flfth.siS The flames communicated TO another
frame building adjoining that IN which the FIRE OH
eipsied, and the msides OF both were considerably
burned They belonged to Lemuel Richardson
ESQ The fire engines were promptly on the spot
and by means OF receiving water from the d,st'iieIy
o1Cosswel, Crane & Co, as well IS from the pup
he ciste,us, we're soon enabled 10 ekTnsuish The
flames.
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CANADA.
Toronto and Guelph Railroad.

ToRoxro. Thursday, Nov ~, 1871;
Ii has been decided by large majority OF lIs l1 ,
gal voters IN this CITY, that the corporation snt AZ
appropriate four hundred thousand aotGs 70 n ar
the construction of the Toronto and GueIpa haii'
road. 49,.
-Four persons were drowned Yesterday near ms
city By the capsiziny OF small boat Names n''
gwen.
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UTAH
Murder 1t Salt Lake.

UTICA, Thursday Nov. 20 1881:
Intelligence has been received heIe oil the murder
of James Monroe, formerly Of this city, near SAN
Lake II is stated that he there met person named
Eeert, With whom he formerly had diff Guilty, when
EeeIt deliberately raised his gun and shot MoMoe
dS ad on the SpOt.
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LOUISIANA.
The Africa's News-Mr. Thrasher.

NKW-ORLRANS, Wednesday, NOV. TT, IoJI.
The news BY the Africa was received TINS alter
noon, but until after the business OF the day had
closed Its effect the Cotton marker, II Is pre-
dic.ed, Will be favorable.
The trial and sentence OF Mr. Thrasher, as pub
shed III The Picdy7ne OF this afternoon creates :he
most intense feeling.
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MARYLAND.
The Southern MajI-The Fair.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, Nov. 90, 1851.
mail from New Orleans arrived tonight, but
the latest is still due.
The Mechanics Fair, IN this city, closed this even
ing. Joshua Van Zant the President, delivered the
ADDRESS Secretary Stuart present. The gross
REGENTS have been $l2, 600
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NORTH
Horrible Shooting Affair.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, Nov. 90, 1851.
At Morgantown. n c. Col. Avery shot Mr. Saml.
Fleming IN the Courthouse, killing him instantly.
They were both Members Of the Legislature.
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The Empire CRY New Orlean,

NEW ORLEANS, Wednesday Nov. H. 1851.
The steamship Empire City is Just announced as
below.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

Financial Atfairs-Taiiure OF Harding Co.
BosroN. Thursday, Nov. %, 1921.
In Stocks there is fair business dong, and the
market generally is frmer For money there Is
moderate demand, and rates are unchanged.
Messrs Harding & Co. have failed
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

A SHARP RoGUE.-One of the Police
Magistrates in Brooklyn. yesterday fined rogue
for attempting to pass spurious bills which the fell
low paid ard decamped. Shortly afterwsrd the
Judge discovered that the fne had been paid IN conn
terieit money.
SCANDAL.-0ne of our Brooklyn cotem-
poraries scents delicate bit Of scandal, but lacks
the manneSs either to leave II alone. or out with IT,
Probably the Editor is one OF those who
Wiling 10 wound, but yet AFRAID 20 strike.
Just hint ia ult and hesitate dislike"
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CITY ITEMS.

TIE WEATHER-We had lingering
touch of serene and mellow October yesterday
morning, but before night the harsh breath of ap-
preaching Winter swept over the City, and uni
versa shiver the predominant fashion IN Broad
way. A chill, dismal drizzle commenced before
midnight, spreading IN omlnous gloom over the
prospect for this morning
The OPERA-The favorite opera of En-
mani will be performed tonight at the Astor place
Stefanone and Bettini the great attractions OF
the evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-21

Advertisement. l-FRENcH LANGUAGE
ORAL SYsrEa-Lsdies and gentlemen desfous Of
becoming proficient H. the above mentioned IAN
guage will find afternoon and evening classes ~
sever STAGES Of Advancement under the dreciion II
Prot vllep!4It a. his rooms No "a sixsas aex
W asdiDsloL-sQusu
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Advertisement. "A CARD.-Mr. SEDG-
WICK returns his sincere thanks TO the ladies and
gentlemen Of New-York and Brooklyn, who have
lntrusted the education of their 10 has charge.
and respectfully announces that IN addition to the
thorough and extensive course Of Classics and Math
emaics taught IN his Institution, he has opened al
grss, EXPENSE French department under the d.
rection of graduate Of the College OF Henri w."
AZ Pans In this department tae Fecitarons ldunng
three hours each day,) are conducted IN the French
language. THIS method insures ready and sccu-
rate expression Of that tongue The Fall Term com
menced Nov. l.. No. - Sixth-av., near Washing
tOu-sOySTe.
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The VlcAR or WAKEFIELD.-Thisy very
beautiful production by one u the greatest and
nost popular Of our English, classic authors, has
been dramanZed, observe, with singular SKIN,
and broeght out al Bamum's Museum IN a style al
once polished and attractive. We need scarce
Nv Essise the piece itself Praise would be su-
perfuous when bestowed upon work that has been
translated into so many living languages, and a. 50
familiar TO every man, woman and child IN thus
country that its very dicton has become part 81
our common tongue and It's very scenes are re-
ferred 10 IN our most domestic illustrations Bus
We may safely presume that the Vicar OF Wake
field" is rendered doubly interesting IN this new
and pretty dress and that It will probably command
III this way The admiration Of many who would no-
under ordinary circumstances be apt to encounter
us impressive lessons. II Is not the least valuable
part OF a production like this, that II aoly counses
acts the EVIL tendency Of too many dengned 70
inister W the worst appetite and the most Whales
sensibilJties While II smuses the public, Il im-
nroyes II and every laugh II ELECTS IS not only IN
poceo, IN aus nature and occasion, but opens Tho
heart to a genii view of humanity in all IT'S fonas
and common infmity. The " Vlcag" vel per-
formed al Barnum's Mr.. &. w. Clarke, Miss
Mestsyer. Mr. Hadaway and Mr.. Henkins, are act
ors of superior order, and all the rest asns the
warmest COMMUNICATION.
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NIBLos.-The infant twins of Monster
Jerome Rayel, have produced decided impressioa
among the play-goers at the Garden. Ihey are re-
ceived with great enthusiasm by delighted audieaces
which have increased wonderfully since their debut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-16

BY MORSE 5 LINE, OFFICE 10 MALL STREET.
Bufr.Io, "a M.-Cloudy unpleasant morning; wind
east; thermcmccr y; mercury 81; barometer - 40
RocnIsrTR, 9 A, M.-lnst evening we had quite "A hard
snow storm which continued till twelve O'clock This
saornng was pleasant with sunshine; Thermometers A;
wind southwest.
ArruRS, "a. M.-Cold cloudy, unpleasant morning;
wind north Thermometer 10.
SYRACUSE, A. NV Gather cloudy and colder, with
little SNOW, wind northwest; Thermometer ~
OsnEeo. Q A. M.-foo and cloudy, but UNPLEASANT
wind north and light; thermometer t2 barometer
2osi2
:. CricA Q A M,-Cloudy and unpleasant little snow
fell thi- morning. wind northwest thermometer 90; La
ronetcr 1890 mcrcsry 81.
ALnaNr, 2 4. M-Cioudy, and cold; wind north west;
baromctcr -. SO; mercury 61; Thermometer -.
TRo,. A. M-Nery cloudy, and heavy, appearance Of
rain; wind south cat Thermometer To-
MuuuIALt, "a M.--Wipd north; clo.dy; thermo-
meter 20.
BvRliNGros, "a M.-cloudy, but unrlcasant; thermo-
meter ~.
MONTREAL, o A. M.--Cloudy and mild with appearance
Of rain; wind northeast, Thermometer u; barometer
- 20.
Qvrprc, o A. .M.-Thermometor ~. barometer 30 10
ard raning raircd and showed nearly all day yesterday
With strong bTccEe from the eat which eorlnurs un
abacd this mornings the river unusually high last
evening and the water covered the wnarcs the ice still
holds at cape Rouge
Pnrsrt RGiL A. M.-The weather L. clear aud cold;
~c bad heavy rain yesterday
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BcwrRY Tin,1nI-Tlc entertainments for this evening
consist OF the tragic spectacle of Ricuain aud the
drama Of Jack sheppard" bsitcr programme could
not be rejected and II must have the effect Of crowdns
the house.
BHoapw,Y TnrArur.--A new farce entitled IN be
y,ur second" together with the magnificent spectacle Of
The "Nision o the sun" which u nightly attracting i'm
ncse audicnecs, the ATTRACTIVE features Of this
Ing.
beautiful equestrian eScreis hy- French Engiish and
American aIti.t' Wallet, the grc.; clown, will relate
seycrpl ori yinal stories.
rrrroN's tn .ur-Thc beautiful comedy of love
In Maze, which Il nightly received with cnthusistic
cheers, viii commence the performances and thcy a
conclude with the highly amusing piece of the School
for Tigers
N.no..L Tnr,rpr-A great tdn f,r this evening con
sis!irs q Hurley aud b"ricy the csscllen. drama
Of the Golden Axe" with fine cast.
Brotom,N's L,crpM-This famous cstalai.hmest Il
doing vel The performances thi. evening will
conclude with the farce q tho Teacher Taught"
Crun's MHsrnrls present entertainment cf great
attraction ior this evening Negro melodies and inslru
entail performances.
Frtlows' MtNunrts-Thc benefit ~ Mr. Briggs tho
grrat banjo player comes OF this evening. great bill
II selected fer the occasion.
CotsrrN-Whtc and Horn orrcr every description Of
negro tmus m,nts for this evening
AMrntcAS MtsrrsI-'Thc rrceitla of this afternoon
and evening hcing for thc benefit of Mr. W Clarke,
Who will devote the sum received 90 the bon ht of the
widows aud orphans q the are department doubt,
he house will he crammud
NV YonS AururwrtE.-Thc benefit of Messrs.
\ Fsrvel comes oh h- evening. The bill offered l. the
/ fullest and beet ot the season.
Tp AurcuASiANa viii give their fifteenth concert to-
4 night ut the Hops Chapel The programme u cx-
c,llcnt,
PuGniM's rRooRrss This beautiful pantnr 4 biinc
exhibited with great success .t Washington lial
rsNoHsMA % IriIANpThis being the last week. thoss
who have not this beautiful painting should ~ All
/ means do
Tnr Nrw Ontr,Ss srRrS Anrns-Ths excellent hana
dcats viii give ooncertat the stuyvcsant lnstitut,
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Before the Recorder. aud Aldermen Kelly and Norgans.
AgHu l5.-Tiicd rgun ~ EoIt,ii1g SieisB hnsy-
Alfam Smith, who was tried yrsaFiay. and N whose
the jury facd e. agree, aain Put on rial this
morning charged vita receiving Iuen money knt wing
the same TO 1e stolen The mouty, uhighwas $50 In
amount was ~ the wife II tbe prisoner rom John
= ri ,lor While at the house No - West broadway
The woman took the rcrnNanants exit hook frpn fs
f-fket and at<trarted the aravc amount from ~ shs
confessed her guilt some time u wH* c.ariy Trvveo
that the ousy was passed g. The pr.sr who took
$500 IL u cut the house, and dopstc1 i Tor sfs
keepipq with 4 black woman, cos In rnbhc house
near nv. This s2uo all the monsy that was r.-
covered The Jury found saith guilty md the Court
sentenced him 20 the state rri-on for four years.
sarah smith the wife ~ Ahram =. smith who pleaded
guilty 20 stealing the above uei Rcey from MIR. Tsy
r was called ~ for sentence. The Court sent her u
the state prison fur three years.
ILa,f,d GVifgJ T,tJttrs--A man named John Rrun-
nsr Wa placed ~ the bar charged with perjury, "
fscly swearing that he John Wcbbcr ssn n re-
lease John Washington. w pending la Tho su
rerior Court in this city. lie sent ~ the STATE
lrison FIR twu years.
SioJe Freetinr and T1sn-Ioitn nroniarc. indie. "a
with scvtrl others for burglary m tie hrst dsgvr and
grand larceny IN breaking Into the store q John Kirg,
No ~ West broadway IN 4 stealing thercfrcm sbcue
500 in money vas placed at ths her ani pleca guilty
a grand larceny The sca accepted and the cvws
sentetc'd Hrundage tet state prison for i've yars
Eugene Barron who was included In the indict.
mont With Brund ste, tried; tu. there vas no
evidence 70 ubs<ntatc The charge against hun he We
acquitted The other defendants In the case wiz pro-
babiy be discharged.
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The Rumored Cuban Expediiion-Late from
Mexico and Texas, sc.

TALlIMotf, AprlI u, ISoI
Ike New Orleans mails Of the 9TH 9TH .th and Sth are
received.
The Georgia papers make further mention q: he
Cuba nyasionists The Pensacola Gazette however "a -
that reports there that the project Of another
invasion under Lopez Is revived
General Foote arrived home the Soth ut and i'm
mcdatcy commenced canyassiag the State accepting a
nomination a. candidate for the state convention
Dates from the city Of Mexico to the I'D Marcia have
been received, by which learn shat the government
finances are in bad condition The American in lem.
nifty has been nearly all spent and the deficiency ON The
FIST OF the month S2OOUoo credits Of the rreat
house Of Drusna selling 10 20 per dollar
Date. from Texas TO the LIST inst state that large
band Of Indians captured two killed nj consilCr-
able property recovered by detachment Of u troops
Robert ii. Henry foryaerly of New or died suddenly
at Savannah on the 1lth
The municipal election at New Orleans on the 7th inst
resulted favorahly TO the dc.nocrats
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The Child Murder I'm Baltimore Conf ssed--
The Brother Jonathan.

BALrIMUKE, April 10, lsJI.
black boy 10 years old, named George Long, has
been arrested charge of numbering young Rumpf
witness him take the child into slaughter house.
and arrest he made full confession and says the
boy had top cord he wanted him to give him and on
refusing, lie dragged him into the slaughter house aud
beat him the head with stone The bruises on his
caused hi holding his hands hs face and
head to protect himself from the blows Long says the
thilA was not dead when hp tft him and that he in
tended ~ Kill him 10 get the top cord He went back
late at Eight. and heard him sroanng Long has been
.uly committed fer trial.
The Brothcr Jonathan will positively sail tomorrow
having been unable 10 this port this morning
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Arnu l5.-Thc President cf Ocesn Hcnk Jaroi 10
pey-fhis was an action 90 $1,000, the amount
q promissory note endorsed by tho defendant The
defence sct up was. that the note accommodation
nctc and diverted from the purpose for which IL was
givtn. Verdict for defendant.
Gsorg, Hfsen and 10, he Mqyor &C.. effl, city of
Nsw lork.--Jhis IL action ~ trcspass brought by
plaintiffs 70 recover damages injuries received by
Mrs Hutson hy being thrown out Of carriage in the
Fourth Fort ysecend street into IN cNca
vatiun or sewer which the defendants constructing
In the avenue IL appeared that Mr. and Mrs lIutson
driving 10 their residence al early hour In the
morning q the 18th December, 1919 IN carriage aud
afrc they had gut into the and within short
distance o the excavation Of The wheels Of the car
riagc cot into gully ty which " upset, and the
lady was thrown into the excavation. and IL l. .cgri
was striOuly injured. Adjourned.
Before Judge sandfori
In this branch ~ the court there we're thrce mail
cases dys,d 81 eut which veEe Of no public p,terest