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nately a. il q period Of religious festivify cou
DIT be eoumerced until the 10th. The Police, alarmed
az this accde tai mistake surrounded the Yacht - i
uUs in such cases with guard boats and sent word to
lie Cen modore through the Consul, TO leave Had
tie Con modore remained until the Board OF Health
ccud have been convened, he would undoubtedly,
through the Intervention of representatives. here
lave been permitted to land and remain a. long as he
chose He preferred however prosecuting his voyage
sId On the l4ih started for Malta.
Cpcn examining the affair. and finding Appearances
If premedated design exclude the vessel from the
Nespoliisn waters, Mr. Morris, our Charge at this
Court Immediately addressed very positive and sharp
note 10 the Minister of Foreign Affairs, complaining OF
the nhospltay manifested and Of the want OF conn.,
donce and courtesy exhibited BY the Police and SANTA
~ authorities and representing the character OF Com
Vanderbilt ard his object, in their true light The re-
suit was, that erroneous impressions being removed
the vessel prorded her papers in order will be
cordially received and welcomed, should she visit
Naples On her return from the East.
royal decree was issued on the l1th ult-, admit
ting wheat, corn oats rye barley and -four free Of duty
from foreign countries into the ports of this Kingdom
until the end of December Of the present year. Amer
lean vessels trading with Sicily might take advantage
Of this decree, particularly almost all the Kingdoms
of Italy have forbidden the further expectation OF grain
for 1858, and the prices of Black Sea grain have risen
in consequence of the large mportaticns now making
in France On Government account to cOunteract the
short haryests OF this year.
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7. rorTAsT roLuIcAL NovyvESr A number of the
fr.c, rosidcn Of the Sandwich Islands have been long
ttr ,indCr The Government Of Ministers G.. Judd and
E,Lsfd sImgfIorC They have gone 80 far a. 10
NJ orrcsfo1 Iaror The Argr', which uDcessng in '
sarIs u,on lte Minister and their policy Many Of n
c,zers have al i gh iaAen decided stand and on The
sol Of July ssus LHndbi OF which the following Is
cory ,.
~ ofth he dismissal from Office orc 2.
JSs sro Richard Amsiron Ministers q and PabA ~
on viii Ho1se In Honolulu y
20 osou rssou'iors oHerd lat n<ht By Dr Gro
Lh;op Liberty F2eeeh The 81 "a ht q reenenn By orir
q the Committee Cf INDEPENDENT CITIZENS
LonolLfE July -, 1855.
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CITY IIEJLS.
EyTERTAryMEyrs. &c. THIS EVENING.

ESTERTifNNEvTS &C. THIS EpENNG
MAMMOTH CONCERTS this Castle Oarien
Inns CONCERT for aid 10 Nsw0ean-. sunday evening
NffL0s-Thsre will he perform ton sht-
nv oF IyoSs the Broadway Pagne" Con-
"Clardep A.o Ny wife md old mn brel y
MAZE By Mrs Brekand Miss Raymond Bur
ton Brrre't Also Leo Milliners"
HEAErAcHE Walacks By Blake, Lester Se
Also The Happy Man" By Brougham. sc
THE SRIT Barnm both afternoon and evening
UNCLE CABIN with powerful cast played every night a;
the Nations. iheaier. - -
col Woop OF with Curicsties No 40 Broadway
Noops observation-disclosures DeneaiiOus No ~ Broadway
BvcKLEY's NEw0RLEAss SEREssDERs. No. $50 Broadway.
EGYPT. &c No. sos Broadway.
the Nentrioqus Magician
romances afternoon and evening
WASHINGTON CRcUs-Perf0rmsnce afternoon and evening
TIvrxe GtRsFyEs Chine-e Museum. No. SO Broadway.
Bryan GALLERY oF oHRisrIaS AR, No si3 Broadway
PpyHIsH BELGIAN GALLERY. No etS Broadway.
OwF Ascent Of Mont Elsnc AZ No 663 Broadway.
,sossn. NIsG,R, by Frsnkenstein AZ Hope Chapel
Battle NEwoRLEAs sixhav- opposite Crystal Palace
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ITALY.
Com. Vanderbilt at Napies-The Grain rraae'

NAPLES Thursday, Aug II, 1888
An unpleasant incident occurred here on the arri'a
Of Can't yanderbts steam yacht, the North star on
The 18th ult. by which she cut Oft from eommun
caton with the shore By some inexcusabie ounder AZ
Leehorn four persons less than the actual naoer On
hoard were certified TO IN the register by the L. ;
Consul Upon tie discovery of this error The HaitA
Officer at Ciyita veechia advised Com Vanderbilt ina
lie could not admit tie vessel 10 praiiqE without IN
struciitns fem the superior authorities al Rome
Co5ore declining 10 await this decision. and having
rad the reason OF refusal of praque certified 20 on the
Health patent proceeded to Naples These iacts pre-
yent.d he of Health from giving pratque
without consultation with the Board, which, uniorfo-
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ALPHA.
TEXAS.

We learn from the Ga ksriHe exas Standard that on
The ornnr of the l2th ut Mr. John wilkins. of the firm
Of En-, e,son & wilkins was murdered in blacksmith
shop attached TO the ste mill about ten mes nort
of that town by negro named Washington the propert
of Mr. Epterson The standard says;
Mr. Nskius had on Sunday returned from for Ar
bukle with the negro who had run awsy some day pre-
y;ou. In the noimediste time he hid again run away
,na u the stable Of Mr. Rhine in this towl on
thursday and carried back to the Mill Mr. wilkins had
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REQUEST FOR LETTERS REV. DE- JUsTIS EDw ARDS
Those who have letters documents which would throw
any light the life and character OF DR. Edwards are re
spectfuy requested send them without delay By mail or
otherwise to Mrs. Justin Edwards at Andover, Mass OF
Rev Seth Bliss of the American Tract Society 2s Corn
Hill Boston or TO Rev DR. Haock of the American Tract
Society No $50 Nassau st. New York Letters which any
NAY wish to roi. will in due time be carefully returned
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MARRIED..

FoRD-sUnEFR-on Thursday, September 10 ths City By
Rev Tfof RuL Rev Alfred Z. Ford Of Moro~n. NJ TO Mr."
MENTION Non Tfsrsday September g. By Rev Mr.
David Psler Zachegs Kemptoo OF fsnkoft Me- to hss
Matilda Dunhsu. u tbi Chy. -
MERRIJT- Borodino Onoodsgs Comfy Y,
ssptsmber Mr. Merritt aged IS Ma Charlotte His-
bsrf. sstd "a. % u
TI-TTLE- DRMARAY-On Monday, 6h INST. By Rev. q. ".
Bsi.sse Mr. samuel Tue Jr, Of Hsnbursh n. T., 70 Mo
Hsrret Of Tappsn n. Y.
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BROOKL w ITEMS.

ynrE OF REAL Estate KIyGs COUNTY The
Committee on EQUALIZATION Of Taxes TO whos wasreferTed
the Assessment Rolls Of the several towns and wsrds oil
Kin County submitted their report the Board Of Su
reryors Yesterday from which appears tina, during the
YEAR 1853 there has been increase in the value OF real
estate of sl730si over the year preceding as Is shown
a.. g /. - n
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Advertisement
CrpyFys NEW STYLE or COLORED DAGUERRRO-

rYrEs Par called GvRNEY o. COLOR
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nd nb Of Inc Ents Oh PAINTING Specimens b. hi
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p;cbrrdsop. colored. was drowned at Fulton Ferry.

Go Rchardson, cOIOTt was drowned az uIIDn efry
THURSDAY morning Hi mother resides at NO 80 Nassau
Il She recognized the at that found 81 the one De
i-;r 10 her son While going on the boat he came in
contact with some person and fell in the water striking his
head and il supposed killed instantly as ne did not
-;ze IN The surface.
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The L. S Mail steamship Washington. Capt Fitch from
New York Aug b. arrived off Cowes the Goth August
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s7575I, s73 ssi 57ol2 sil,l7

ALL he ,erceiyed there has been an increase in the
valuation Of real estSe every Ward and Town in the
county with the exec on of Flaand which shows de-
rease Of s79f
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Co. Print Pnhlishers and Artists

n (OTpT & Co, PRINT PUbisbers and Arf1sts
Coo men stairs call the attention Of the trade
I'D the bic OF EnayDgs and Ar
So Materials compr5ns every variety Orders fon the country
IL rnIicd
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U. 5. MARsHARs OFFICE.

Aneng the donations for the relief Of the persons who
had take and paid their passages in this ship check va"
received this morning from Mr. VIM Dugan. South st.
for s95 by offer to furnish to Aus
train family of live named for one third less than
III, nsnal amount
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WIZLLAMSB URGH ITEMS

PaISFUL OccURFFscE.-On Thursday evening"
title on Of Dir John Hstborn swallowed large d,se o.
Isudaaum lom a bottle given him TO play YIN y ="
oider brother As soon the parents were mtie &c
onainted with tn fact MUSICIAN Wa ead N ana me
ssomseh-puu a-pIied The child was shve Yesterday
Afternoon but fears we're enterfaineo 'na' "O1ia n'
recover
LARcFSr-A Yong man Pos~sn 10 The Pentsparv for
10 Ssv. n cha ge Of stealing go from trunk at the
IoD.c 81 Iohn Be tran. in North SecOndst.
.xorHER RAPE CAsE.-Yesterday morning colored
man named John ste hens arrested and brought be
fore Justice Boswell warrant charging him with hsv
Trsbe,h Seby residing at the corner Of Leonard and
McKbbins the evening Of the slst OF August Ac'
cused wss committed 10 the cola foy exsunaontodsy
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~ II YOU have the Fever and Ague, or any de-
The hillary ogars try WYsKooP Co.'S fOsfc
MIXTURE and yeu really too poor to Py for come and gt
cut money a hours the VIII b. completely
loIn IN improvement Of hceh nd
will be realized he whole system TIL medicine nat raj
healthy dschrge OF bile from the system Ohce f tons
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La " INTELLIGENCE.

SUPERIOR COCRr-SPscIAL TExx-BefoEe Judge ESHsr.
Action for limited divorce the ground Of alleged
Kind treatment which ia denied Motion ON the part Of
Mrs X for almony and allowance Zoe counsel tee. denied
Motion for receiver granted far related property Of
Mrs owned by her the tim9 OF her Marriage ss TO
debts due the store since the marriage. denied.
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James stark assignee. &C, against pafnek Reilly.
To balance alleged TO be duo the erection Of
house in Adelphist. Brooklyn. In defense was said
the house was not finished at the time specified in the con
tract that the work not done according TO the specih
cations the materials used being inferior and variations
plan. and also that the assignment Is invalid
Decision reserved
Before Judge PHILLrs
Francis II. Guest thsres l.. Young h Co
To recover of alleged award q arbitration as to
fixtures of coal yard Of Mangn nd Rvngton sts
The defense that the award not in conformity with
the lease Judgment for defendant with so allowance.
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The weather yesterday cloudy and cool, with slow
shower all the evening.
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,,,r We have had only one case ~ sinall pPN a ."
. ~ yarioIod. The popula'io are 30 ~ t -. -
se.Scinasion that l. for one d. no, aPP'ono'' =. "
y t.xe eases enough here to leave any 'HeeIi' n
behind. o.t. bovrsver fhatits g-ea,est prev
the iii not occur a, Lahaina until the fail season
ct, - TO the report Of the Board of Health The Po
lyszrch n new cases for few days pas. shows
in s;;P.on In Honolulu City while II Is extending
ee 10 the country and valley. all Of which cae' are
more ~ az iu Honolulu II il decidedly diminishing IN
Honoblu proper. 49,. -, rr...,.,r ore ,-eeIv an
tne ',bet the prevalence II the small pcx VA lnJure
I ts by driving of the whaling feet this fall
correspondent writes 1900. A., .e,,ersl ,bousand e,,
Iii arrive here from September 70 January ithey
amor ~ without too much rlsk 20 HE, Out no"
esn Ill .eek a safer port elsewhere The prosperity 81
the' 100. /. seriously threatened and unless we a1op'
tne or,ftly and exerute them speedily, all business
Iii be destroyed for at least year to come All
of life Will become scarce and command exor
o.. ces The country viii be drained OF money ana
,ssdo thriving community We shall become set OF
bnnkfupts and beggais. a, . ,ha d;sh.ss
az ssre the whaling feet against infection pubic
ans rns 10 be held on the subject.
az Fasting AND PRAYzR.-ln accordance WIN me
Dr,,oendation Of the King Wednesday, July 10 was Cd
IecS hv the inhabitants Of Hawaii as day OF tasting
10 the Almighty 20 avert the terrible scourge OF
e 30, which il raging among the islanders All Dust
ness was suslendcd' 49, -. o,;,. o. tho "a
ne, NJ the Hawaiian Parliament, the following G.
ls.ar oaered BIZ Mr. Richardson, was passed
ss "a Thai with he American people We mourn
Ssh II Daniel Webster high .oe Of that 20: eminent VINO
fe snpporter Of the ioep bde Of this Kingdom
80 r T,StEcEs Or THE isLASDs.The revenue for the
- eve vcars was follows:
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ARREST OF A Cow THIEF.-A man named Francis Gal
neher was Yesterday arrested by Officer iializ Of the
sixteenth Ward charged with stealing COW, valued at
$50 the property Of VIM Whalan ofIhry second st. near
Seventh av He admitted his guilt and was committed by
Justice Stuart for trial
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22

YoUNG MEN.--It should be the aim OF
young men to go into good society---we
mean not the rich, nor the fashionable, but
tho society OF the wise, the Intelligent and
the good. When you ind that men know
more than you do, and from whose conver-
sation you can get information, tits always
safe to be found with them. 1t has broken
down many man to associate with the
low and vulgar, where the ribald song
and the indecent story are told to excite
laughter or infiueuce the bad passions. :,
Lord Clarendon attributed success and
happiness in life, to assocating with per-
sons more learned and virtuous than our
selves. If you wish to be wise and re-
.spected, if you desire happiness and not
misery, we advise you to associate with the
intelligent and good. Strive for excellence
and strict integrity, andyou will never be
found in the sinks Of pollution, or in the
ranks Of profigates and gamblers. Once
habituate yourself to virtuous course, and
NO punishment would be greater than, by
accident, to be obliged, for half a day, tc
associate with the low and vulgar.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22

A FEARFUL LEAP.-We have received
singular narration OF a narrow escape OF life
at the Falls Of Niagara. Mr.. E. " Wilson,
of this city, Of lightning-rod notoriety, went
to the Falls with party, and among the
number was Mrs. N. l.. Piper (of the firm
Of H. Piper g. BrotheE) The lady at the
time was laborng slightly undera species of
insanity. twas thought by her husband
that travelling and change Of air and scene'
ry would do her good, bus unfortunately such
was not the case. Immediately upon her
arrival, she was very desirous to see the
Falls; and while standing on the Canada
side, at about twenty feet from the falling
sheet of water, she slipped her arm from
Mr.. Wilson and made rush towards the
precipice. He rushed after her, and just as
she was going over, he caught hold of her
dress, and by it held her dangling in the air.
The dress gave way, and she fell upon a
ledge ofrock, at distance Of twenty feet
AS she thus lay, Wilson, our narrative says,
"with great presence of mind, looked for a
soft place" and discovering that a quantity
of loose earth was lying on the rocks, he i'm
ediately jumped down on it. He was just
in time 10 save her from going over the
main precipice. BY the aid of pair oflong
lines belonging to team close by, they
were both drawn up together. Both suffer
/. ed from some contusions, but neither was
seriously hurt. These circumstances took
place on Thursday last st.-Ioronto CoIon'st.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22

DECREASE IN PoPULATGoS OF THE SAND
WICK IsLANDs.-By the census Of the Is
lands, which was taken in 1850, under the
direction Of the Minister of Public Instruc-
ton, simultaneously through the Islands.
and by the best agents that could be EN-
ployed, it appeared that the total population
was 34,l65. The deaths during the previ-
Gus wear had been 1920, and the births, L.
422:-an excess of deaths over births, of
. 1898, or three deaths to one birth. The
Polynesian says: Since the great mortality
among the natives, occasioned by measles
and hopping cough, in 1918. it has been
observed that the ratio of deaths to births
has been gradually diminishing; and we
learn that some of the missionaries, at their
late annual meeting, reported an excess OF
births over deaths, in some OF their parishes.
| But this favorable indication seems destined
to be of temporary duration. A disease
(smaIl-pox) more virulent, though we hope
| less fatal, has been introduced here from
California, which is rapidly spreading thro
the group and we fear that thousands will
fall victims to it. The measels and whoop-
ing cough took of, it was believed, l0,O00i
it can hardly be expected that the smallpox
will take off less than half that number
notwithstanding the strenuous efforts thai
are making to counteract its influence BY
vaccination and other means. Another
census is to be taken in December next.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22

THE GRAVES OF ATrrLA AND ALAMO
Attila died in 453, and was buried n the
midst of vast plain, in three collins, with
in each other, the first of gold, the second
of silver, and the third Of iron. Along with
the body, were buried all the spOils OF his en-
emies; harnessed with gold aud precious
stones, rich stuffs, and the most valuable
articles taken from the palaces of kings
which he had pillaged; and that the place
Of his interment might not be known, the
Huns put TO death without exception, all
those who had assisted at the funeral. The
Goths had previously done the same for Al-
aric, VIII died in the year 4lo, at Cozensas,
city of Calabria. They turned the course
ofthe river Vasento, for some days, and hav-
ing caused trench to be dug in its former
channel, where the stream was usually most
rapid, they buried the king there, along with
immense treasure. They put to death all
those who had assisted in digging the grave
and restored the stream to its former bed
Godfry.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22

YANKEE DooDLE.--The national air was
composed hundred years ago, by DR..
Shackberg, physician Of the British army,
at the time the British ministry made over
lures to reduce the French power in Cana
,da. and the colonists were called upon for
assistance, who, with alucrity, rendered
faithful service. The British army lay en-
,camped little south ofthe city Of Albany,
and in the early part Of June, l76S,, the
iEestern troops began to pour in. Their
march, their accoutrements, and the whole
arrangement Of their troops, furnished mat
, ter of amusement to the British. Then it
: was that the Doctor composed the tune. and
recommended II to the officers as a celebrat-
led, air. The joke took, and in few days
,aothing was heard in the provincial camp
sbnts Yankee Doodle. ~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22

RTPhineas B. Wilcox has been nomln-
ated by the Wings of Franklin and Picsa-
way counties as their candidate for the
State Senate. Mr. Wilcox is known as an
eminent lawyer of Columbus, and as cill-
zen of inestimable worth. Hewill give d'g-
nifty to the office. -,
ferThe catalogue of Railway disasters
IN The United States, for the last 8 months
Is thus summed up: "Sirtg.fUe casualties
one hwa4red aRd ssUeatg.sir deaths, hree Aaa'
dred and sirty-three nsaimed or injured
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22

oALIFoRNIA NEws.-We have received
California papersto Aug. Iith, from which
we take the following items:
A duel was fought. Aug. 81, between w.
IL. Scott late Of the U. S. Army, ard Lieut..
p. Smith, in which Smith was killed at the
second shot. Another was fought on the
LIST, between DR.. J. Baldwin, formerly Of
Philadelphia, and ]. Hetherington, Of st.
Louis, in which Baldwin was wounded, aud
died on the Sd.
Quite a number of fights and murders, In
different parts Of the country are reported.
notorious Mexican, suspected Of murder
ing German, at Gibsonyille, was tried
and Hung by Lynch law.
Bands OF Guerrillas are lurking about diff
ferent parts Of the country. Parties are in
pursuit Of them.
Several Indian tribes in the vicinity OF
Yreka have united and declared war upon
the whites, and have massacred several.-
The whites, have united for defense, and
sent to Fort Jones for regular troops. A
battle had been fought, and several killed
on each side.
San Francisco is infested with some des.
perate villains, in the shape of highwaymen
and murderers. Three have been arrested
but the robberies still continue. Tho plan
commonly adopted by the villains is tc
"mug" their victim, which is done by throw.
ing their arm under his chin and keeping
his jaws closed by this means, until he il
robbed.
The overland emigration is arriving. i
is stated that men are sent into the valley
to deceive the emigration, and to induce
them to take bad roads to benefit interested
parties. Mr.. Kit Carson was on the roat
with over sixty-fve hundred head OF sheep.
The Placer Times Of August 18th says:-
Our markets are well supplied with veg
etables of all kinds, and a great variety .
! fruit. Apples, Pears, Peaches Nectorines
and Watermelons, are displayed for sale in
considerable quantities. The latter are very
plenty, very large, ofa delicious flavor, an'
very cheap.
The news from all parts of the mines i
encouraging. The different River Dam
ming Companies are actively at work, an
many are already mining in the beds Of th
rivers. Some of the Quartz Companies arr
also reported as doing very we'll. One il
Butte Co. (the w ashngton) was averagin
$4,000 per week with six stampers. The
are about to put in twelve more.
The stories concerning the value OF tn
Port Oxford mines differ very much, som
insisting that men can make so to $75 pc
day, and others that So per day is the bes
that can be done.
The reported discoveries of gold in th
Coast Range, within six miles Of SAINT
Cruz, are confirmed The gold is about tn
size of pin heads. 1t is supposed to hav
been washed out of auriferous quartz in til
mountains.
A Mr.. Purcell and others have obtained
grant from the City Government of Sonor
: for permission to mine a portion of WasI
. ington street, in that city. Tney are
bridge the street previous to commencin
mining.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22

SINGULAR CASE OF SoMNoLENcY.-Miss
Araminta, daughter ofMr. Fielding S. Ra-
gan, of Harrisonburg, Va, aged about Ia
years, without complaining at all Of being
sick, went to sleep on the 3lst ult., and has
continued in that situation, with scarcely
any intermission, ever since. The Reg
lister says she has eaten nothing of conse-
quence since the appalling stupor came ov-
er her senses-and has spoken once or
twice since she went to sleep. Once, on
the first day she was taken animation SEEM
ed entirely suspended. 1t with extreme
difficulty she can be aroused from her slum-
bers, but when awakened, she seems to
know her friends and acquaintances, al
though the power ofspeeeh seems TO bsde-
stroyed.