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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-04
ADDITIONAL BY THE BALTIC.

NEW YORK, Oct. Sit was reported that new
modification, conciliatory both to Russia and Tur
key, would be made, but it was feared that in the
meantime the armies on the Danube would come
into collision.
The servian Charge had notified the Porte that
Servia would remain neutral in the event Of war
BY the overland mail fran China, we have intel
igence that the United States expedition compris-
ing the Susquehanna, Princeton, Plymouth and ga
ratoga, sailed July Sd from Shanghai for Japan fol-
lowed by two Russian frigates The Susquehanna
sad Saratoga had touched at several islands, and
distributed live stock. At the Island of Boman
where they found European settlers, the Comma
dore purchased ten acres of land on a fine harbor
for coal depot.
The Chinese revolution still extended but no de-
cisive action had taken place.
1t was reported that the King of Prussia had con-
cluded not to 60 to the meeting Of Emperors at Oh
mutz
The Paris Pays states that the French govern
ment entertains confident hopes that the Turkish
difficulties will be settled without an appeal to
arms. The Patrie adds that the Emperor of Rus
STA viii not, under any circumstances, commence
hostilities.
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In addition to the of the i'll luck OF the fisher
men on the coast of New Foundland we now learn
that the potato crop of the island is almost utter
failure. Fears being entertained OF famine among
the poorer classes, the government is urged to call
an early session of the Legislature, to meet the
contingency. As soon as the gale abated, hume
rous fishing smacks, which had been driven into the
different ports, nearly empty, would again go out
for the purpose of endeavorng to retrieve their ill
luck; but, as the catching season was about over,
it was doubtful whether they would be able to &C
cornplish their object.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM MExICo-THF

RINGGOLD EXPLORING EXPEDITION.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3-The President has receiv
ed adVices, stating that serious difficulty had &C.
CURED between the American and Mexican troops
in Mesilla Valley. 1t is understood that the Mexi-
can Government demands au explanation of Mr.
Gadsden, relative to the United States sending
troops into the Mesia territory. An interesting
account ofthe position of affairs in New Mexico will
be found on the first page of the Dispatch.l
The Ringgold Exploring Squadron was at Cape
de Verde on the 9th of July. All well.
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THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Oct 3.-Sales Of 1000 bbls Flour
previous to the reception of the Baltics news at Sc
81 to Sc SO; and 400 bbls since at Sc so to IS Co.
10000 bushels Wheat, red 81 80 to 81 SO; White
81 40 10 81 43. Yellow Corn, rs cents
New YORK, Oct 3.-Breadstuffs very active
Southern Flour Sc 81 to 81 ~; white Wheat 81 s.
toSl SO. Abetter feeling in the Corn market
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The news from France relates chiefly Re the price
Of food. We give below the substance OF all we
ind in III papers.
The N0ni.eur publishes decree reducing the
5pties on imported cattle aud wheat The duties
are 70 be three franks per head on oxen COVE, and
,oung cattle; twenty-five centimes per hundred
kilograalrn on fresh meat.
TIA. municipal department Of the Seine had ex-
tended 10 the conmunes OF the department the
measure that fixes the price of bread for Paris,
which is at forty centimes per klogramma. The
Prelec; is authorized advance the bakers the diff
ference between cost prices and the price OF forty
eentimes. commencing from September lst
Il was reported that tickets would be issued to
the poor emitting them to receive bread at nomi-
nal rate.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ARRIVAL 0r THE BALTIC.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

Further Adrance in Breddstufs-7he Eastern Ques.
ston--Caolera in England. Ministerial Crisis
in Spain.-Anstria and Turkey.
NEW YoRK, Oct 3-The Baltic has arrived with
Liverpool advices to Sept. 2lst
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Lirvpool, Sept 21.-Cotton dull, with down.
ward tendency. Flour has advanced one shilling
and Wheat three pence. Corn held higher. The
quotations are, Baltimore Flour 32s. 3D. to 33s. Cd
White Wheat 9s. to 9s. 3D.; White Corn 35s to 36s.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
The aspect of affairs in the East is unchanged
The decision of Turkey, it was supposed, would
not be known before October.
The Vienna Conference was still in session. en-.
deavoring to smooth matters over.
THE CHOLERA IN ENGLAND.
It is reported that the Cholera is spreading
throughout the English ports.
THE HUNGARIAN JEWELS.
The Hungarian Regalia is to be lodged in the
Museum at Vienna
INTERESTING FROM SPAIN.
Letters from Madrid sey that another ministerial
crisis is coming on in Spain, and that in private
political circles the propriety of deposing the
Queen was freely discussed
THE VERY LATEST
Constantinople advices of the 18th state that the
Egyptian troops, allies of the Sultan have been
sent to Varna and Shanta
Paris, Sept. 20.-Anstria has declared that she
can no longer act with the other powers Instruc-
tions have been sent to Baron Bruck, the Austrian
envoy Constantinople, to assure the Sultan that
he must accept the first Vienna note without modi-
fcations. The Conference considered matters
growing very serious.
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LATEST NAIL NEWS.
THE VERY LATEST INTELLIGENCE FROM
ETrROPE

gosros. Oct /, /. p. M-The following Is the
latest news received at Liverpool prior to tue
Americas departure;
Russra--St Petersburg letters Of the ftn 'hsI'
are silen. on political affairs.
Poland was reported tranquil.
Iarce bodies Of troops were still concentrating
on III frontier OF Modavia.
Prince Ciortschakofi had reviewed the hussiah
troaps at Bucharest and invited the Hospooai SUI
hey 10 attend which the latter declined
IIrEREy-The Earl of Carlisle had ieit So''S ' s
tiuople for Bagdad, his mission beng endse. an
official report had been drawn up py TWO - 80
statf officers ia the Turkish service gFLs aiaso.a
HE account of the material and discipline OF me
Turkish forces now in the feld-the regulars are
considered reliable in action. and the Treguiars
effective to ensbarrass the Bussians
Fears were expressed that Omar Pasha was eN
,endin his lines too far bat the report says he can
concentrate 60 coo men in - hours on any point OF
st,eck or defence The report considers thai IN me
frst battles the Turks viii have the advantage
PoRrUGAL-At Lisbon, sept. 2, the accounts OF
The vine disease continued gloomy.
SPArx.-The report ofthe Valencia ralslh crop -
had Wet weather had come on az the moment Of
gathering, and il would be deficient.
tiRrEcr-The Vienna Nanderer STAKES that the
T.rkis. police had discovered the existence OF
secre. society of wealthy men, az the head OF whom
is Prince MavrocordatO, who are supplying funds
IN form a confederation Of Albanians and Bulga-
rians against Turkey. The London Times denies
It's truth
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=
oc JOHN BELCHER- Proprietor
BROAD ROCK RACE S-Will com
, menee on the secon'

II mence on the SECOND 7 ESDAI N UCtODtr,
1855 and continue fur dIA.
FIRST DAY-IUESDEY IL sh.-Sweeps. axes far
three year old colts and lleys, two mile heats 800
entrance, half forfeit-three subscribers and closed
/. Capt John Belcher names Dr. Cabelfs bay Ill
ley by Herald, dam imported.
2. Mr.. Jas. Talley names ch. flley by Herald, dam
Betsy White.
8. C. & N. Green, grey horse Granite bv
PolyGore. dam Andrewetta.
SECOND DAY-WEDN E S DA Y.-Proprietor's
Purse, $3.50, two mile heats free for all ages,
SECOND RACE-SAME DAY.-A fine set of Double
Harness for a Buggy; one mile out. free for saddle
horses only $40 entrance.
THIRD DAY-THURSDAY.-Jock Club Purse,
Four Mile Heats, $500, with inside stake OF $3.50,
in which Capt. John Belcher names Re d Eye, and c.
l. \. Green name Lawson
FOURTH DAY-FRIDAY.-A Post Stake, $3.50
entrance, half forfeit; mile heats two TO
make race-now two subscribers. This stake will
close the 29th inst, up to which time any
subscribe by addressing the undersigned
Sc 17dtd C. Il n GREEN. Proprietors.
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MILITARY MovEMENTs.-Company X, OF the
Third Artillery U. s. Army, stationed at Fort Con
stitution, near Portsmouth, New Hampshire, COM
nanded Ivy Brevet Major Austin, has been ordered
to California, and We're to leave yesterday. The
company stationed at Fort Preble has also been
dered 10 California
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-04

A despatch from Cincinnati says that on Thurs
day evening as the train On the Dayton and Troy
Railroad was passing Picayune Lock, two cows
were caught by the locomotive, which resulted in a
frightfu smashing of cars, but fortunately no per
son was seriously injured.
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ENHE MISSES FORBES will resume the
u duties of their School on the lst Monday in DC.
NEW NOVELS, BY MRS. HENTZ.
~ for sale at RANDOLPH'S BOOKSTORE and Bin.

Spiritual Vamprism, the history of ETHEREAL Soft
Weber author of Old Hicks the Guide, &c-sl.
United States Key for Mathematical SelfInstrue.
ton, on the Mechanical Sliding Rule, commonly
called the Carpenters Rule. By John MarguartZ
37lc.
llustrous Personages of the 18th Century, with an
Introduction, BY Prof Tappan. Fine steel plates
and beautifully bound-SS.
John Randolph of Roanoke, and other sketches of
character, including VIM Wirt, together with tales
Bradshaw, &c-$1.25
Beautiful and reprint of the British Poets
Aideno edition, az reduced price, Gray's Poems
and Life. BY Alitford-75c.
Helen and Arthur, or Miss Thusa's Spinning Wheel
"a novel. By Mrs. Hentz-50c.
Wild Jack, or the Stolen Child a sketch from life
with other stories. By Mrs. Hentz-5oc.
-sAc - ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-04
|. NTHRACITE AND CLOVER Hill.

"A COAL-The subscribers are now receiving
their winter supply of ANTHRACITE COAL, aud
white and red ash which they offer on as good terms
as it can be purchased in the city.
They have also taken one of the yards belonging to
the Clover Hill Railroad Company, and formerly oc.
cupied by Mr.. Edwin H. Clarke, where they are pre-
pared to furnish the best CLOVER HILL COAL at
90 cents per busbel
They respectfully solicit call from their friends
and the public generally. =
Orders left at their Office at Mesers Toler CooL,s
or in the box at the Anthracite coal house. rear of
the Union HOTEL 18th will be promptly attended TO-
Sc Its WIN. III. DAVIS L. co.
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The latest accounts from the snorth of Europe
represent extreme scarcity ofyessels. AtHam-
burg ireights had greatly increased, and at Rotter
dam merchandise was accommodating for want of
means to transport it. The cholera, though still
virulen., was decreasing. The Governor ofTemi
had been pu, to death by the people for insulting
their petition for cheaper bread
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IMMENSE SUCCEsS.-OVER ONE

Il THOUSAND PICTURES IN TWO MONTHS.
The great that has rewarded the subscriber
since the establishment of his Gallery in Richmond,
renders it necessary that he should thank the ladies
and gentlemen of the city for their kind patronage,
and them that effort shall be spared to
nit continuance of it. He would respectfully inform
them that he is prepared take Pictures by the
FLESH TINT process, or STEREOSCOPIC, or in
any style of desired at the best arranged Gallery
in Virginia, the store of James WoodhoUse,
Richmond.
JOHN MURRAY,
&C 4 Sign of the Red Flag. Esele Sonare.
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JOHN r. D PAYNE, Salesman

A DMINISTRA r OR'S SALE OF
"a HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
HORSE AND ROCKAWAY AT
AUCTION.-Wil be sold, on TUESDAY, the 4th of
October the residence of the late Dr. Robert But
er late Treasurer of Virginia the north corner of
Grace and Jefferson streets at 10 O'clock A. M a
large and valuable parcel of Household and Kitchen
FURNITURE, all nearly new and in good erder TO-
gether with fine family HORSE and ROCKAWAY
Terms at sale. OTTILIA BUTLER
Sc % AdIa'x of Robt. Butler decd
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LIGHT BOAT ApRIFr.-During the heavy blow on
Wednesday night the Wolf Trap light boat broke
from ts moorings and ran beforethe wind for Nor
folk, distance so miles which it made during the
forenoon. 1t was refitted by 1t Pennock, Superin.
dent of Lights and taken back on Friday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-04
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE

IN The undersigned, having taken the store No.
rs Broad street, doors above Messrs Breeden u
Fox's Dry Goods store and recently occupied by Mr..
VIM. s. Thaw is now opening general assortment
of BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS and CARPET BAGS,
and will be constantly receiving from the manufac-
turers, during the season. such articles in bis line a.
will suit the demands of those who may favor him
with their patronage.
The business will be conducted by Mr.. ROBERT
neneed manufacturer and those who prefer CITY
MADE WORK, or having it made TO order, can be
ders.
call from the public generally, and Mr.. Bnggr
Old customers particularly is respectfully solicited
VIM. ii. BRIGGS.
n BIS or 10 hands TO work At the various branch
es ofthe business, will find immediate and constant
oc 1-l2r w. II. B.
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BY ToLER Il COOK.
IN SATURDAY, the sth OCTOBER

IN SATURDAY., the 9th UCIUBER
" next at u o'clock, NJ, will be sold to the high
est bidder Public Auction, the premises if fair
hour, small FARM lying in the county of Henrico,
im ediately the Fredericksburg Railroad, con-
tanning ~ acres and Joining the lands of Mr.. VAN
deventer and others. This Farm has it comfort
able framed Dwelling, Blacksmiths' Shop, Apple Or
chard NC Possession to be given the first OF JAN
uary next. Terms made known the day of sale.
SPOTSWOOD FORD.
Sc so TOLER COOK, Auctrs.
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ARRIVAL OF THE FALCoN.-1he Falcon, from
Aspinwsl Sept. 30 has arrived at New Orleans
She brings nothing later from California.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY A. MOTT Z CO.

nRY GOODS AT AUCTION.--PE-
~ REMPToRY SALE.-On WEDNESDAY, the
5ti iiist commencing az 10 O'clock we win sell at
public auction large collection of seasonable DRY
GOODS, HOSIERY, &C., &C., consisting in part a.
follows:
200 dozen Cotton Hose 1901 do worsted do,
500 gross Pearl Buttons $50 black velvet Ribbon,
It's yards Cambria Muslin.
loo WOODEN Hoods, so emb. Satin Vest Patterns,
100 dozen Linen Cambria Handkerchief,
Joe yards black Satin Vesting
Together with large lot Of Muslins, Alpsccas,
Cashmeres. white and red Flannels &c.
Sale positive and without the least reserve.
Terms cash
oc4 A. MOTT & CO. Aucts
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A FIRE occurred in SELMA, Ala, on the 23d ult., by
which Stones hotel, and several other buildings
were destroyed
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I AMBERT' LOTTERY OFFICE:
II NO. NORTH CALVERT STREET, BALTf

MORE, OPPOSITE BARNUM,S HOTEL.-The
purchase or sale of Lottery Tickets within the State
of Virginia being in violation of law and at.
tended with heavy penalty conviction the sub
scrber would respectfully solicit the orders of his
friends and others who may feel disposed to purchase
thirty years. and being pretty generally known
throughout the State, he deems almost
to give any further that all business conf.
ded to him will be promptly and properly attended
TO.
rY- Packages, single Tickets and shares In all the
Maryland Lotteries for sale.
% The printed official drawings sent to cores.
pendants by the first mail.
u Prizes cashed at sight.
Address THOMAS LAMBERT,
my lists Baltimore Nd
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" ABLE PROPERTY FOR

" "A IL ~ n d IL z L II " En- TUX
SALE.-In pursuance of a deed of trust execu-
ted to the undersigned, Trustees, by Henry Exall,
dated the l4th day of june 1849 and recorded in the
Hastings Court Clerks Office of the City Richmond,
of $500 to the Trustees of Mrs Jane Montague we
snail, ON Tuesday the 11th day of October next, at
O'Clock p NJ, proceed to sell on thepremses the real
pred term of lease of2 lots parcels of land in the
City of Richmond, the Eastern side of 18th street.
. and en The ~ .s per OF am
estate of John Allen deceased fronting each 20 feet
on SAID 18th street and running back 100 feet; which
lease was made to the said Henry Exall by Frances
IompkIns, by her deed dated the 9Th of May, 1886
and recorded in the said Hastings Court Clerks Of
nee me 5th OF August in the same year, with all the
Tght, ttle interest and estate acquired by the said
henry Exali under the said deed of Frances Temp
By the deed from Mrs Tompkips the said 1ots vvere
ceased by Henry Exa for the tenn of 10 years from,
the LIST day OF July 1886 the rent of $500 per an
mum, payable quarterly; he to erect two buildings
stories high above the cellar which have bseu erect
ed accordingly At the end of the term of fen wears
Mrs Tompkins may have the buildings valued by
three persons, chosen as provided in the deed and
may take them at such valuation or if she declines
to do so the lease is then to continue for five wears
longer on the terms; it may be so Continued
for five years longer, without valuation and so ON
for each succeeding period of five years. not exceed
ing 20 years in ALL from the expiration of the first term
1916; at which time, Mrs Tompkns is bound to take
the buildings at the valuation which NAV then he
made by persons appointed, as provided by the deed
This believed to De correct abstract of the provis
ions of the ease but persons wishing purchase are
referred to the deed of lease itself
Terms:-So much ofthe purchase money as may be
required to defay the expenses of executing the trust
and to discharge the said principal OF s. zoe with
any interest which may be due thereon and unpaid
that is about $500 i,0co as will be more par
tculary stated the day of sale be paid in cash.
$4,000 of the residue to be paid on the 9th day of
February, 1854; and the remaining part of the pur-
chase money TO be paid in twelve months from the
day of sale the credit insalments be secured by
notes, with approved endorsers and deed of trust
on the property.
THOS. It. GILES, rr,.4oa.
A. j. CRANE, Aiustees'
The sale to be conducted by the Undersigned
GODD1N & APPERSON,
Sent Doth 135S-td Auctionaers
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despatch in the Baltimore papers of Monday:
WASHINGTON Oct. 81 learn from what may be
deemed reliable source that intelligence has been
received the department III this city 10 the effect
tina. serious difficulties have occurred between the
opposing parties in Messia Valley which it is ap.
pretended may lead to an open rupture between
our government and that of Mexico. The precise
nature OF the difficulty is not stated.
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DETAIL FAMILY GROCERY--Tl

~ undersigned having purchased Mr. p Voolfolk
Jrs stock of Goods, will keep constantly on hand
well selected assortment of FAMILY GROCERIES
and respectfully socits the patronage of his friends
and the late customers of Mr.. Voolfolk
A. E. MOORE, 1870 Broad street
Having concluded to change my present business.
and having sold my entire stock of Goods to Mr. A. n
Moore, take great pleasure in recomm ending him
to my late customers.
Ali persons having claims against me will present
Them and those indebted will please call and settle at
my old stand, $50 Broad street.
Oc S-3tN p VOOLFOLK In
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON13TH

" ALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON 18TH
AND 5TH STREETS, IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be
sold, on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, the 9th of Oc-
tober, 1855, upon the premises commencing at the
hours hereinafter named the following valuable Real
Estate, viz: The Brick Tenement the line of
18th street, between Main and Cary Streets now oc
cupied by Messrs. Harreys Burgess, fronting %
feet, running back 30 feet. After which will be sold
the very desrably located private residence on the
west line of 5th between Franklin ard Grace streets
now in the occupancy of A. Robinson Jr. Esq,
fronting "a feet 9Th street, running back 100 feet
The position of the first described property with re-
ference to business purposes and the location of the
latter private residence, recommend the same to
the attention OF capitalists or TO these in search of
desirable dwelling IN genteel neighborhood.
Terms One-fourth cash, balance at g. IL and l9
months, for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed or title retained.
The sale will commence at l O'Clock with the
former and at O'clock with the latter described pro-
perry GODDIN l. APPERSON,
10 Ancts
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IT S. MAIL LIN E-Leaves every

IT S. MAIL LIN E-Leaves every
u. TUESDAY afternoon, at O'clock for NEW
YORK via NORFOLK, per steamship JAMES.
TOWN, Captain Parrish
Freight received to-day, at IL O'clock and up to the
hour of O'Clock, 2. NJ, Tuesday, 4th inst
Passengers requested to be on board before the
hour of departure, O'Clock, P. NJ.
Tickets and berths secured at our Office south side
of the Basin.
Passengers taking this ship to Norfolk will be
charged the same as by the river boats
The ROANOKE leaves this place every FRIDAY
afternoon, at o'clock.
oc 3-2t LUDLAM & WATSON,
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HAVANA &c.-We sujoin all the news by the
Black Warrior, in addition to that given yesterday
Stationary pamphlets from the United States
had been discovered.
Freights were light and vessels in demand.
Advices from Porto Cabello to the 18th state that
the revolution had been queled and quiet restored
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BY JOHN r. D. PAYNE, Salesman.
20 pElITTIFUL BUILDING LOTS

III n sYNDEY AT AuCTIoS.-WiIl be sola
-. EpTIlAY the 18th Of October, precisely al o,clk
FORTY SIX beautiful building LOTS In the town 81
sidney These LOTS are handsomely located, and the
5nd nv rich. On one of the above Lola there 4
! hanse. ana IN the yard well of fine water.
PIE crop of CORN-say 80 or 100 harrels-toget ether
9th the FODDER, &C., viii also be sold standing on
The ground. Any person wishing 10 see plat of the
Iets can do so by calling at my et!iee.
Terms liberal aud made known Oh the day Of sale.
Sc SO JOHN Il. d. PAYNE, Aurtr.