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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-06

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hase tAkcu place
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81 wiih a. bSl Ptniag = Nutless ~ -
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have sadiiy Gocsry Kinda tho coaifeis o
cheapcr The West Ind th- week sam ap ~ ha,
viii e6oo has Fat Iaa aastoa wh.h e.ss
eli, reduction b. private contract
1850 Bahia the SPOT have bea taken 70 export On te ns
nsde publs hut bsh yed % be from IS de Ia hasSN Als
nothing done LOCO boxes At auction dy al ease M les
aViccs The Continental extreme quene>s
TALLoW. whh advan - In u the proposed ae0hoa
! Of the soap duties. c.oses aatly af q p 49,
reduction has
uess 10 holders pkg Olercd Wednesday,
when SO found huyrrs full Comuon Congcu quoted lot
! ND.
TN-The price been agtn reduced a. Present
Biloxi an InsoL lCS.. Bars. 1901, keluea, lllI.
m ANFEcAN SIoCks there sl limited ousiness dens We
quot. United STATE. Inscriptions loaly do bombs utdiut3
Nsu YOk oG0CO; Pennsylvania state - o9 do bonts
ga 81 Railroad Bonds Saieo Nrsins d BONDS ssgl
Mafvard Serpe 9 di M,sssshusetts % >erhng ioHlo
Boston City 81 lolli Canada g. ilaallo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-06
ITALY.

The President Of the Piedmoutese Council has submit
ted to the Chamber Of Deputies bill demanding credit
Of 10000 francs which 70 be distributed under the
name Of a loan among the Lombard refugees who had
been natursized in Piedmont and whose property was
coufscsied by the Austrsns Struggling exes continue
10 STRIVE 10 SEitzerland chiefly Lombard women who had
married Tcnese and 6nd themselves and their child
rem banished for no other ofense than ths;.
Three new barracks are % BE- built at Milan for the
Austrian troops One range Of buildings 70 be located
on the Place dAvss another ~ the Por,a Tosa sud the
third in the garden Of the Palace Bagnani
The Florence M0Hiore publhe' the returns Of the Gus
tomsof Tuscany rhe year $50 and amounting TO l764l g
vres showing decline compared with preceding year Of
80 Sos ivres.
An immense sensation had been made among the pious
Christians Of Naples by miracle One ot the holy
thorns that pierced the brow OF Christ she'd drops OF blood
70 O'Clock the morning OF the Tn in the Chapel OF
the Heart OF Jesus This astonishing miracle occurred A.
the accounts say to the condemnation and confusion OF
the errors Of this age
Atlas. p NJ 9th ult slight shock Of earthquake WAS
felt at Naples The weather had been empeuous all the
morning, with wind from the west.
The Neapclan correspondent Of The london Dlry
Nr- in mentioning the retirement Of Mr. Morris ntei
states Charge at Naples says his departure will be much
regretted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-06
HOLLAND.
Dissolution Of the NIinistry-.:reat Excitement
IL Il L.. l. ...A. .-lln

Dissolution of the Minisuy-;;reat Excitement
The Dutch Cabinet had been dissolved and the follow
ing new app ,intments made:
Foreign Affairs NJ Won Hall: justice bunker Curtus
Home Office NJ Nanreenen; Finance, NJ Van Dorm
The gnation Of the former Ministry from the re-
cent attempt Of the Pope 'tablish Roman Catholic
hierarchy in Holland This affair produces an immense
excitement troug hout the country, owing 20 the bal
anoe Of tie Protestant and Roman Catholic populations
the proportions being about 100000 Dutch Reformed
Church lI65OC0 Roman Catholics and 10000 other de-
nominations.
The debate in the Second Chamber which led to the
resignation of the Ministry is thus reported
On the slsi Heer Dorm rose aud urged the neces
sy Of tab ing into consideration account OF the import
suce Of the subject the organization Of the Roman Ctho
he Church in the Netherlands concerning which he had
addressed questions wednesday last 20 the Gov
erneut who had laid before the Chamber several dOcu
m.rts approaching 20 the subject
U4er Van Hoevell observed that the Government had
taken its position on a constitutional principle but he
Court If Rome had effected the organization in question
without having fulfilled the promise It had made that Is to
ssy. without having gwen 10 the Dutch G"yernnent the
required notice respecting the time and mode Of carrying
Out that organization He Van Hoevel considered that
the Cabinet had just grounds for complaining on that score
and be thought ought 20 niesi toward the Court OF
Rome lis sentiments on that point ln such manifesto
ton the Cabinet would be supported BY the Chambers
Cheers
neer Van Linden remarked that the documents laid
BET the Chamber did not contain All that had htppeued
ON the subject lie feared that the Government had not
duly (behochsy upheld the interests OF the country or
nainained ts honor aud dignity Applause and cries OF
dsser T. and considerable sensationl
Several members briefly addressed the Chamber amidst
considerable agitation.
The Minister Of Foreign Affairs stated that insirae-
tons had been forwarded 20 the Dutch Ambassador At the
Cont of Rome 20 complain 10 the Papl Government OF it,
emitting 10 communicate beforehand ~ the Dutch Govern
ment the time and mode of the establishing OF Roman
Catholic hierarchy On the 9th Of last month dsp itch
Was addressed 70 the Dutch Ambassador informing hun
that he had at his demand unlimited leave of absence from
biz post. ~,
Get that the Chamber having learned from the Govern
mont that strong representations had been made by II
10 the Court of Rome pass for the present to the order OF
,h dav He then added that hs motion had only reference
10 matter If FORM and did not touch the real question
viz the organization Of the Roman Catholic Church in
Holland
On division there appeared for the notion 40 against
l. u: majority. 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-06
SWITZERLAND.

In order TO facilitate the coming TO good understanding
with Switzerland. the Austrian Ambassador nsa oeen "a
pcted 10 treat verbally respecting the complaints made
hy Federation The Ncc ZHrch GGsee OF I'm oaoss -
the ast note addressed 10 the Helv-te authorities ms
note asserts inst the existence OF an eeNs ponce
svs,em in TJcpo i sufficient proof that the block
ade Of the canton necessary for the tranquility OF Lon
hardy After admitting thst the Federal Commissioner :
doing his duiy the note sets forth As tue guarantee 70
CURED by Austria for the future that no refugee snaA oe
tolerated either the Crsnns IcnO that the refugees
now in Ticipo De removed that the teteru EXecnlVe
hold Cartons 70 their duty and that The tte'al Coan'
Gil shall promise 70 remove from Switzerland any refugee
upon the statement Of the Austrian EnvOy that be- ! en-
g ged in revolutionary enterprises AZ this point ~ we
o,rstsud the advlces before u.s. the verbal n'
rafous commence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-06
GREECE

The Porte has laid claim to three village. in the Eparchy
Of arpens and collected troops IN the noghbOrhood
to give more effect is demands What reply the Greek
Government has given 70 the ia unknown, but i'm.
mediaely sent reinforcement OF 600 the garrison
in TIE neighb0ThOOd
The sentence of death passed General Macryann has
been COMMITTED into Imprisonment for 20 years in the for
iress Of Paumda Nauphda The French feet which
anchored in the Bay Of Saamis the Sd and 4h consists
OF eight ships ofthe line. The flag ship is the Vile dc
Paris The tce Admiral Jscquemnot has hoisted his flag
on board the Namy The other vessels the Henry "
Jupiter Mon.ebelo, Charemagne. Napoleon and Bayard.
The three steam frgates the Magellan the Magtdor
and the Sane Several other vessels expected. The
Sane and soop the Cato, sent Oh at once to
COustautinOple
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-06
I,vernooI Cotton Market.

TUgsoAY EvrSiNc APEI change IN the C0rroS
erket uce toe sailing Baltic that cay throughout tne
fo ssk he es hsd small and the feeling fiat nogth
tp DE sdyces hand the Franklin quoting prices sui ap
A. e Holder choice buyers bat pressing
On lie arkt QuotaaOps reduced the mddng and
Tss fully a. the rates Of che previous fday Bctr
Se did participate the decline IN pnce
sIbonah tiey " rather less salabe
az 1eek footed up A. 80 bales including 8O70 Amef
can speculation and 40 % exporters Tho
atas export m week bDz 100 Aascan aid aou, 700 other
dsscrnoDs gaes TO-DAY ruesda) 500 co spsc1at
cong Authorized Ations call fer Orleans go
MdfIos Mobile elds Addlng Mobile SD
Far Tpa1d cd MddiBs tpsds SD, Ordinary fatd Imports
dnrrR seek n which iin5 American. Block AZ
Issffoo 59i So bass which 5loa5i American against
as5 llb at wear, Of " hieh Z6,e65 were American.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-06
Wright, Candy 4 co.'s Circular.

r., .fsia. hlNEhtobif ftaY' Apfu 4. toS.
circular sdvices prepared tot 'e Car & an ieth in
aa reported market csug hs' day setdy win
,,sd ,aso 1000 bales saturday feature apps
srL he inquiry hunted bat prices firmly maintained tho
sales ieech rs 6cto bales . ..-
The Asas se bard Aouday contain nothing Of an mPor
tart Character The receipts the American rors s upon
large scale and Notwithstanding prices we'e higher the adv cas tnet
csrr sales oo
Tuesday and WEDNESDAY ina
market supplied aud With sns attendance OF me Trade
sced which exceed 4ttv ls each cy Yesterday dun
pr which relieved by cegrphc favcs per
Ftnhs again quoting higher prices ts s-e hodcs while
he, DO rot press STOCKS for sale ohsf them freely AZ current
Iate which be- quoted fully &c. q n down ron the laoon
or r,dsy upon the uddng sud qualities The better
Rrsdss beir scafcc unchanged "a value
The fo,af on the week las tets annexed s,atenent)
srorrt 10 Al winch $50 sccuat9r and ITO %
exror aud include Arerca, which 2 are %
~, exporters leaving o bales Of al khas "a
he ffsfp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-06
I.ivernoaI provt,Iau uarket.

BsEF very doll especially he lover qualities sdch al
ro sabe Prime Mess LoniDay " i0 but sood y.nds
Wests offered mp 1891 66 bring ne for Cleveland
soek q Frenen preens purchases o. Asreso tao
Mess
fxures sse cuits Douns snd declining
.cerb sryas expected bte doing q ~ u6< parcels
al ~ M 70 inquired
CHEEsE request Eood would command u IsRD-5es
have been 0y y retail 40
feres AZ M transactions SPOT done a5 Tor
FEs puL1Ssr bot generally
bv bo1ers APgLLE-kgsets bacwlns III LEsEGD CAKES
yry dull TALLow adgsnced week quoted A. ~ 20 81 de-
CLoyEEsEEDNe Eite1 business a. 81 u 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-06

The Edinburgh Sc0tmoa Of the 10th says Mrs Beecher
Stowe and her husband arrived in Edinburgh from Glas-
row Yesterday afternoon For considerable time previous
10 the hour Of the trains arrival the platform of the railway
station was hronged by many hundreds of ladies' aud gen
temen waiting nomnay TO welcome but actually tolook
st Mrs Stowe who is without doubt the greatest lion OF
the reason On the Waverey Bridge, also large crowd
had collected As Mrs. Stowe stepped from the railway
carriage cheer raised and the greeting continued as
che passed along the platform leaning the arm OF the
Lord Provost toward his LOrdshps carriage which was IN
Attendance and into which Professor aud Mrs. Stowe
accompanied by his Lordship, Immediately entered
The carriage then drove slowly up the si)pmg
road from the railway and along the Wayerey bridge to-
ward Princes ST. surrounded by crowds eager TO eaten
glimpse Of the world famous author of Uncle Toms
Cabin" In pursuit of this laudabe object 1t must be con
ssed that several persons broke through all ordinary laws
of decency and poeness by hanging on the sides OF the
carriage and gowerng in for some minutes as II at me
inmates of wild beast by the increased pace OF
The carriage these encumoeng admirers were gradually
shaken Off but throughout its route westward along
Princes 81 was constantly attended by successive groups
of running footnen Mrs Stowe very plainly dressed
and seemed both startled and grathed by the extreme
warmth of her reception. In company with Mr. WghAin
whose guests Mr. and Mrs Stowe are she and her party
visited the Castle the University Heriots Hospital ana
the other points of interest in the city.
In the evening banquet in honor OF Mrs stowe ana IN
promotion of the Anti Slavery was held in the Music
Hall About 500 persons present the Lord Provost
MayOr in the Chair supported by baud OF Clergynen
mostly dsseniers Aerwsrd the ncle Iomfenny Oher
inc contribution collected in small sums throughout
Scotland was handed Mrs Stowe in the shape of 1OOO
sterling with request that she would expend IN what
ever way she might consider best to advance the Abolition
ist cause The cash presented upon silver saver
yt 10 Mrs Stowe personally from the Edinburgh ladies'
Professor Stowe read his wies reply and then addressed
the mestng on his own in much the words as
Al preyjous meetings at Edinburgh 23d and Goth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-06
RUSSIA

The Trieste Gasee states from Odessa that courier
had arrived from 81 Petersburg with instructions 70 cease
tor the present any extraordinary warlke preparations
victory by the Russians the Circassans, was be-
fore announced from Russian sources letter from ~
Petersburg in the D-ufschs IoSh1's of date 3ts March
SAYS two hundred Cwcassans were killed and the rest
wr hunted into the woods by he Cossacks the Russians
having only tSo officers and nine pryates wounded Very
unlikely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-06
DENMARK.

Bv telegraph from COpenhagen We learn hat the Cham
h-. W. dissolved New elections were aDp0inted-thOse
II the Volksihng Lower House, the 2th Of Nay and
those for the Landsthng Upper Housed the Sd u June
next II Is stated tat the Ministers Bang and simon had
resigned The discussion the Succession question had
br,uht about this result the Diet following the example
Of he preceding one By refusing 70 aside the succession
and constitute Russia Heir General OF the Monarchy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-06
r.,v.ruos, Marker for Breads.un..

advance hss been established on The week for WsElr soc
former 70 penny per buse and on me ~ -
EXpeBcs per bseL There wss e4dy eoosumpye ssd 81
variable winds modersie, throwing sipe
nor brands Ansnean Flour hands United States white
WHEAT mixed 6l8 70 Gloi red 90 fLoga western
CAL y to III PhaceDbi Baltimore Nj % = ono ~
10 ~ IsDIAH CoEs Wtits q A. dsagor 81 70 Ioi yoON an
CHANGED the spot the demand sS9i bat
fastioz carfoss sres yanDgly offered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-06
Liverpool General Markets.

AsHzs good demand Cocsder1se sales Of Pots ~ "a
Pearls, ne
CCExcIIRcN BkKg-Inchsrgcc
IIcEA speculative business bad been done Carolina Rec,
ssy leo - 70 6d3 Vewt.
NAVAL sTOEEss 0 bb common Aef hesn AZ cst I1f.
rentine reported Tar Sps Of rgr
perilne Gull a. 81 0dol y cst
lSDla PuEgrE-gO tzns sold a. IN sssBcs Of IA N.
fU.so-fO Islands cod a. sucton rsalnz rs l76D
3, rrst doins 70 tors caspeschy LoEvod sod
- ZEdKs indirect aud ~ drecg 100 DoanS0
"a sId46 fei ~ tGns Jsmsics- ~ bI.
0s-Thsrs been ass speculative demand for Pala8to,.l
- l0 uus ydcss ol1 - 10 HSS Cor 31
SEA- Hnhnrsd Olive 10 IN rather better Lned
frn1. Bare. " 49,. -
Srctx-Ifis inquiry for foreign so bas Macao sold
AZ sgs7sgs Of u SO % hhss Porto RIO, ~ s.
NoLsssEs-' g s~er
CogFEE-yeIy dua. 20 sales reported. -
1reffeo awaiting the png OF the badfs Al
s9s ccoted O. 4 adysnce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-06

m. contaminated issue Of more paper money By the
T5or al Hasse has campeed he Berlin Cabinet % take
INTO consideration tbs means Of protecting s currency Oa
an nundarion II depreeiAtAd notes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-06
Richardson Brothers & Co.'s Circular.

Per asia IihEhfOOl., FRIDAY APuI q I'D
dull through the the trade has bought
az Ayesge quantity prices reduced fully ID n, ,,
active, chsses paid 'un~inzy ooDr
cw bulk tho stock held out Of the mAfse for some al
vance sold Tor deli July and Ansut al ~ Db
very dull and lowe Ood bads u Western are "enns
1881 ~ ship, ~ price for Cleveland ..
PoRk-TheIe price, until ffonch
salsd out o = hch there IL larse stock .
BAc0s sloNe with tendency ~ Y e"t offered 70
auise for good quality and i3l 40 ia rtAl on spot
sold
ctaIlyat % df4 d cwt duty paid.
18Th the weather has been shO"ery and cold Tor t' an
yau,ed peued Of the year ,..-,--,t-.
articles Of that the currency Of TUESDAY
our had bat thin attendance ycta TAR
Kt,ut Of sus WHEAT al tho fi prices
The quantity u really good White Weas GA 0" va
On all and .urh firmly held For Flour tbs inquiry on
scale, maize no attention on our last otato
limited supply AMI s1lJ - doaf ~ o" iu''
dsy ior Yellow and vi It- ives 80 - eearer
No charge tho Oar trade, bat MEAL extremely aa s"' ""
reglscted.
In WaEAr Coax transactions ~efe re-
sed most arrivals COfk Falmouth VI the later
article having been sold on passage 90. -
be rpofts this day week consist OF lo quar-
m WHEAT qusreTs lsOiAs C0as n 30 bbls and - scEs
FLous Exports 8sl WhEsf ~. qu4ftef.
C0RS 8 bb snd 13 sacks FLOUR Paees OF "htA 500
quoted csnad on the l5a fso" CoSr 81 20
/ 4 f0ODs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-06
GERMANY.

Access % he bu-s -lr4 OF the victims ~ So 9. r.
In has been nteTdeed ty tie police, and the place N
closed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-06
TILE VERY LATE-T.

fsY TELEGRAPH TEoN LosDos TO LWgEPo0LI
MADRID April 1.-The Ministerial programme promises
the development Of the National credit aud resources but
gives 10 indication Of the which viii be followed on
several important questions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-06

To-day hoe ofer feey he tlei DO not excced % bles
which spectators sud exporters the market closing
steadily AZ the shove quotations
Tb American avcss band this week confirming The prospect
OF crop OF July bales notgthsndn the large falling %
hi The receipts sayied checked tho upward
tendency Market surprised a such result tof
iagea supply present md prospective ees OF Autean
nearly penny higher than The sp0ning pcot last year.
and reports respecting tho prospect OF the nest
crop shall DO wen hy supporting pfesent currency O
the spnrers the have purchased
the M bales per week and must now BE- getting ae Of
ccks anything ike stimulating accounts f0m America
uch bad planting continued fug on ID receipts 20 "a
considerably
they would b. compelled purchase largely
with the speculative bnes usual nch occasions,
one excitement and higher prices might Tor time
Tire Manchester market has dull raeT want Of
,ontdclee COfroN market l tends 10 Limit operations. Fine
ARMS IN demand al full prices.
GRANIho hTmness market last week has edto In
durng the present What moves Cd osy a. u
a. improvement and Flour commands boil In
the held advanced rates and Heating
sIanpgy offered
AEsAlout IBIS have changed hands al N O. - Tor lt
Montreal Pots Pearls al held tor p 20 2Il9 pcwt
CLoVERsEED-Sslfso Of 50 tcs at IL q cwt
LAID commands 81 and q % y sales 30 tuns.
RcE Ia demand; sales. 30 casks At p o to 2y cwt
LINsEED CAKE-small sales at t8 tun Tor thin OOlOns
RosIH-sc0 bbis anbSr s0d a. flb v c~t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-06
Athlone Election

The Solicitor General Vas returned 10 Parliament By
majority of79 too
Mr b. Norton retired before y clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-06

"a 49, {. tie Wees lie sh amount % r99 30
a heh 81 sfos. gsin 6ls bales Imports isvng soc
s. sf Sss dips expected Of which 10 cleared easa ~
ward VI . 90 sAies fFon various pogts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-06
state Of Trade.
unxre HInrkef.

Buspess a MsrehsteF had been l5aied and prices b
taxed e1eeptng To- TIE YAESs, which are much wanted
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-04-07
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEwELRY,

find Fancy Goods,
ever brought 10 this city, among which we emu
mcrate the following:
Ladies double cased Geneva watches;
Ladies single cased do:
Gents fine hunting cased heavy gold watches;
Gents single cased open faced do do;
Gents silver watches, all kinds;
Ladies' and gentlemens' gold guard chains;
Ladies' chatalain chains;
Gents vest and fob chains, gold silver and steel,
Ladies' and gentlemens' gold spectacles;
ladies' and Gents silver and steel do;
Ladies' Chatham breastpins, newest patterns;
Ladies' breast pins, ear rings, finger rings drops,
hoods, clasps, slides, bracelets pencils, &C.,
&C., &C., all of the latest style and fashion.
FANCY GOODS.
LADIES' rosewood work boxes and rehcules; Port
monies, card cases. emory bags; music folios. port
folios, backgammon boards, chess men and boards,
note paper, envelopes, motto waters, lilly white,
puff boxes &c, &c.
PLATED WARE.-Dnng and desert forks, mus
tard, salt and sugar spoons, and butter knives
MUSICAL lNsTRUMENTs.-Flutes, guitars, vio-
Inns. accordeons, music boxes and banjos, with
instruction books for each.
Colts pistols 3, 4, B, and inch revolvers; single
barreled pistols in pairs, CoX's water proof caps,
fine pocket cutlery for gentlemen and ladies; a
fine assortment of perfumes, oils, &c.
These goods were bought in New York from the
manufacturers and importers, for the lowest cash
rates, and ladies and gentlemen may be assured
that they will find the latest styles and fashions, at
as reasonable rates in any city in Missouri.
Ngy5s We manufacture silver ware, and do all
work in our line and warrant it.
SHEPHERD & ROBERTSON.
Glasgow, April 7, 1853.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-04-07

REVOLUTIONARY DocUMENrs.-A recent
examination of the papers of Gen. Knox,
left in his old Mansion house, Thomaston,
Maine, has brought TO light mass of inter-
esting and valuable revolutionary documents,
which have never been made public. More
than forty Of Washington's letters have
now for the first time been discovered
Besides these are letters from Lafayette,
Baron Steuben, Lord Sterling, Generals
Lincoln, Green, Wayne, Heath and Gates,
Major Shaw, and other distinguished revo-
lutionary heroes.