davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-26
Steam Aabiaati0ll.
- NEW YORK. BREMEN, ans

kEA NEW YORK, BREMEN, and
&HSDFxs Southampton United States Mail
Steamers.--The shipa comprising
this line are the WASHINGTON. Captain E. ID.
Fitch; HERMANN, Captain E. Higgins.
These steamers stop at Southampton, both going
and returning.
PROPOSED DATES sAILING--1S53.
From Neso York. From Bremen
Washington. Saturday, Feb. 26. March IS
Hermann Saturday, March 20. April %.
Washington. Saturday, April 90. Mayo.
Hermann Saturday, May 2l. June II.
Washington. Saturday, June Is. July IS
Hermann Saturday, July l6 Aug. Ia
Washington. Saturday, Aug. l3. Sept. 8.
Hermann Z. Saturday, Sept. 10. Oct. \.
Washington. Saturday, Oct s. Nov.4
Hermann -. Saturday, Nov. 5. Dee. 2
Washington. Saturday, Dec. 3. Dec. 80.
Hermann I. Saturday Dec. 81.
From Southampton 10 Neto York
Washington. March 80 Washington. Sept Ia
Hermann. April 81 Hermann. ..... Oct. 10
Washington. May 25 Washington....N Nov.
Hermann. June % Hermann. ..... Dec. 7
Washington. July 20 Washington e1lan.
Hermann.. Aug 1T rSS
PRICE OF PASSAGE FROM NEW YORK TO SOUTHLAND.
TON OR BREMEN.
First cabin, main saloon. .S120
First cabin, lower saloon... LOB
Second cabin. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
All letters and newspapers must pass through
the post Office.
No bills Of lading will be signed on the day Q,
sailing
An experienced surgeon is attached 10 each
steamer.
For freight or passage applyto
MOLLER, SAND & RIERA,
26 South street, ~ Y
G. A. HEINCKEN g. CO., Bremen.
MARTINEAU, CROSKEY M CO,
Southampton
WILLIAM IsELIN, Havre.
Sent 21--3m
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-26

THos. r. SuTER. LUKE LEA. LUTHER Il. SaooT
suffer- LEA &c Co.'S
Stock, Exchange and Banking House,
Corner of Penn. avenue and l4th street,
WASHINGTON. d. G.
Dec lS-6md m}
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-26

OIL PAINTINGS.-Just received few
OOi Paintings, which will be sold at extremely
low prices, a, LAMMONDS,
Mar 1--3t Seventh street.
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-26
GAZETTEER OF THE UNITED STATES
WILL POSITIVELY DE PUBLfsUED

Hh street, near Odd Fellows Hall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD
Knowing that your esteemed paper makes il 4
point to deDounce abuses wherever they can -
bought to light, I, in the name Of good many
of your Hobokcn subscribers, beg to submit to you
statement Of the way the Hoboken Ferry and Land
Company treat their tenants:-Every Sunday. iron
the afternoon to Monday morning, largo hsrds
of cattle are being driven through our mosa fss.
quented streets-Day, they are encanped there N
night and it is only astonishing that they are not
quartered upon the inhabitants. We, Of course. do
net enjoy minutes rest during the night. ana 1.
the morning find the little bit Of garden plot before cur
door in most shocking condition. A lady and ~
child were almost gored last evening" and on her 70
monstfating the droyefs used insulting language
besides. 1t u indeed most cruel treatment On to
part OF the company. They own . dock n the
EIysiaA fields, expressly built for the purpose a
transporting CATTLE, but something having been
broken on IT, they prefer exposing their tenants =
the danger and unpleasantness Of driving ca1tlo
through the street, to having the dock resterel
The Il eafment ON board tho Hoboken ferry beata p
about the same; and it would appear that Is EN-
pany lays good deal moro stress on cattle than on
their passengers. the latter having often 9 VI
some time to make room for . lot Of horned se1ew
passengers. All remembrance having % Ear proved
ruitees, the mention Of the fact in yeur sheet wil
no doubt have the desired effect, and relieve ta,p
public 1t large, - well a. good many Of ysur suh-
scriben.
NEw YoxK, August IL, 1854.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

COMMERCIAL Agency, u. 8. A..
SAN JUAN DEL NORTE, Mic, june "A, lB64.
To THOSE Now, Oh LATELY, Pretending TO ANn
EXERCISING AUTHORITY IN SAN JUAN Dnl.
CENT? EMEN-I am instructed BY the government
Of the United States at Washington, to notify you
that the said government viii require Of tho pro
tended authorities Of the town Of San JuAn dd
NoTte, restoration or payment for the property
brought within the territories which they a.
sumo to exercise authority, set forth In the pro-
test Of Mr.. Scott, general agent OF the Accessory
Trarsit Company, dated May II, 1854, aud eA
damages sustained by their outrageous conduct n
preventing the said company from repossessing It.
self of It,"
! do, therefore, hereby demand of you immediate
pared to put an estimate upon It at this momeat, OK
to name the amount Of damages suffered BY tho
Transit Company in consequence of your outrageous
conduct towards their agent and employees while
deavoring to retake possession OF the same. and
upon subsequent occasions come sted there with Is
is expected that for this az well ss for their cos
duct in other respects towards American ctizal,
the people Of tho town will be prepared to afford
redress in satisfactory manner.
There II, likewise, an outstanding claim Of ~
Accessory Transit Company VS.. the actiag authori.
ties Of San Juan del Norte for the sum of eig1t
thousand dollars, as remuneration for the loas
suffered by the company in consequence OF the de-
stxuction of their buildings on Point Arenas In The
month Of oh, 1868, by the said acting authod-
ties, which claim was duly presented by Abrahsm
Bancker, agent Of the said company. on the 2Sth
June, 1858.
am, gentlemen, your obedient servant.
JOSEPH w. FABENs, U. s. Cont soat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15
Printed 1851

Printed le5l.J
kusicrrAI ORDINANCES ron THE GoyHRy,,E.r avn
hsevLArfoN or THn CITY AND roRr oY aRTY
TOWN.
Whereas, on the 18th day OF April Anno Don, al 1851
81 pSeStown, Ia the king Of Mosquito did assemble
AZ the request Of bic nscsys agent james Green r.
dafre bce b hsanic Msiostys Acting Agent and Consul
ctu-rs be househoiders, residcnts Of the said town
tnd 10 pn6ic couTeriion did agree to form town rov
msnf for Grey torn upon the following basis W.
Tie ho5ssbcfdefs 10 elect from their own bod Ava
70 be called Aldermen Of Grsytown Who arr 10 serye
- esc year next foorioE their eecdon, and Who 10
~ ess his rpsesys Agent and the Chef Magistrate
t ~ tnv r. slruld form Council Brsrd; ard whnse
sse 'heu and thtre, In convention aforesaid de
~ :. 'psio~s--
~ nsHcl arr 70 rkte sil laws and regulations law-
= ~ s.c'*try.icCtbe goverpmepi OF Grcytosn and
1t te eaect arc a. " ~ chef nagistrAte sSi al
X, ssots s9 Ger sEd oa .ers whose services nAy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15
Tho Turf.

The Mock MARaIAGn AT CLIVTON SPHnsos--A
paragraph which Originally appeared n 6ynsaD
paper, some two weeks ancs. purportiaq - 49,
the circumst an,es Of I" mock marriage" ALLEGED -
M. OF 'Buifalo and Prank Noble Of 6yncuss. -
had wide carcuIa&ion through tho press, snd -
been publshed in seme d our local journaia ID ps
ticulsr, accompanied p comments mot distinguide4
niscoucepton of The facts. The Truth =, e We 20
Anthensically informed and desired - repvsseak,
that portion Of : mock ceremony q nariass b.
thing wzs understood and treated a. q iale jeet
by both parties, 1t tho time, aud ever sinoe r.
assertion that the gentleman undertook 10 sos n :
claim to the hand Of tho lady, Is pure aclieS~-
Bs46als CcmweScisi, AGgwsff2.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

Cnnn N TUAs.-we clip tbs following ftsn -
Lavsca (Texas} Commercial, Of the 7St6 ult,--Wo
are well persuaded In our own mind thAt tho ameuuk
o. crine committed In TsxH within t,e uAss year.
dfsol se the oDce happy family. than has beea dssD
by Oh t6e cepredations committe1 br the ladies'
end rcneGAbe Mexicans upon eue 1ksstsss. wk1a
VII thls steddisG Of humaa tioe& vesssf, ----'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

Sworn to and subscribed before me on the day and
year hrst above written.
JosErH W. FABsrs, U. 8. Coml. Agent.
COMMERCIAL AGSHCY, U. 8. A.
San JUAN DBL NoETE, MIC ARAGCA.
hereby certify that the foregoing protest Il
true copy nom the record book Of this agency. In
testimony whereof. hereuBto set my HAND and aiix
the seal Of my agency, on this l2sh Of Nay, 1864.
JOSEPH ". FABEHs, U. s. Coml. Agent.
GREr1owS. OR BAN JUAN DE- NoRrs,
Thomas S. Codd. Mssshai. swosn-i weat on board
the steamer Roath and arrested Captain Smith; he
had In hand loaded blunderbuss, but appeared
wiling to como when arrested him. Tho Americas
Minister, Mr. Bosiand, then came up, and, ~ held
him By the hand, he knocked away ny hand aud
that The American government did not recognizes
this place, nor any suthofity in tho place; and he
~ American Minister, could call 70 his Command
every passenger on the steamer to shoot down every
one q IA At this time, etbcp standing cooIly
BeDj MJen, McAdams, and others. AZ this time
the bungo, with the men under command Of RiVas.
was just approaching the steamer Mr. Riyas exhort-
ing the men 70 pull briskly - he stood up, the
American Minister took . gun from somebody,
Gcckco ~ and Hye!led, and was about to fire, whea
turned aside With my band. He then said-sH
yea respect your lives, do not allow tho boat to
come any nearer, or will FIRE and XIII every one;
shan have man 81 war here in very short tune
to settle al this matter" Seeing The numbers
around. and the tenor Of the re9As ks made, wss
that be will return himself ssked HIN 20 COM
rnunlcate with che American Coasui, aud bttng the
man over; be said It wss nee ny hasinaes lease
the chip directly o. be would ~ me = 40 WfR
any ether thec ssn sss Gan 6oss n. Marshal.
Swovn b<fore me. A. 9ieand. ha{ q ne ctF Ok
Gstytovn or 6ea juan del NogtH this lA>h Of Nay.
issl 4. BlaAUD. kAyes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

fAvs, fSycSrsSTs, fr,-
Sec l, lie comncn Law q ENGLAND shar ne rscre
nivd, AID the ssne is hereby iacos porsted In all the
coufts of government
Sec z Tao tfcsicrs cf The So prsns Ccus.s ~ shs
UI.tSd Sssss a America ssl W cenosnsiys - "a a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

VESILEMhN-l nave the honor TO acknowledge
receipt Of communication Of this days date advis-
ing me OF the organization OF provisional govern.
nent for this port and city. II gives me much
pleasure to congratulate the citizens upon the re-
establishment Of law aud order, and at the same
time to assure you OF my appreciation Of the good
order and security to person and property which
has been Q Characteristic Of this town during the
Fast twelve months.
HENRY l.. STEVENSON, U. s. Conf Agent.
To the Hon. MAYOR AND COUNCIL Of San Juan del
NoItc.
UNITED sTATEs COMMERCIAL AGENCY,
6ANJUAN Dbl NoRTR, January %, 1854.
DEAR R-irformation has reached me that one
Of the deserving ReaIuen OF the Bonita II now at
Point Arenas.
do therefore hereby request Of you to order his
arrest, and cause him to be placed in custody.
y Very truly yours, &c,
JCsEPH w. FABESs
To T. j. MARTIN, ESQ.,, Mayor ofsan Juan del Norsc.
LNrTkD STATES COMMERCIAL AGENCY
SAN JUAN, April IL, 1854.
S'E. complaint has been made to me by Cap
tam church, OF brig Uranus, that Daniel Mace, scar
man on board said brig refused to return to duty
fessc cause said Mace TO be arrested and delivered
'oCsptain Church. and sblige: Yours, &C.,
J0sEPH w. FAsEys.
To I. j. MARTIN, ESQ.,, Mayor Of San Juan.
COMMERCIAL AGHSsY, u. SA,l
SAN JUAN DEL NoRTr, Nicsmgua.
BY this public instrument Of protest, be Il known
unto all men, that on the 10Th day OF MAJ 1864
personally appeared Joseph N. Scott, Agent Of
the Accessory Transit Company OF Nicayagus, Who,
being duly sworn, did solemnly dcpose and say
that on the evening OF Friday, 9Th inst, Il or About
the hour OF III p. M, William Creighton mate OF the
steamer H. l.. Bulwer, being ct that time q the
said companys station at Point Arenas did observe
four men In the act OF loading yawl boat belonging
10 the said company, with merchandise, and suspect.
irg something wrong La consequence OF the ateness
Of the hour. did theIeupon notify the dcponent OF
the fact. The said Creighton recognised the aforc-
said men as Robert Reid, j. Magraw and two Others
names unknown, but Of the time or previously en-
ployes Of the said company The deponcnt immedt
atey proceeded 70 the spot but the boat Was at some
distance from the beach at the time Of his arrival
lie hailed the boat calling upon said Reid by name to
come back the pa ties In the boat made no reply, al
though they were within easy mailing distance, and
their voices we're heard from the shore, apparently
cxlorting enc another 70 push on.
lie, the dep0nent, finding that no attention was
paid by the men in the boat to his command, at
cncc despatched eeoopd boat, manned by William
Creighton, Robert Bulls, and William Soman all
tmpfoyfs Of said Transit COMPANY, in pursuit.
The boat that 8rst tfs the SAID Point Arenas aped
ler course for the city OF San Juan del Note, and
suiyiag there before the second boat, portion OF
The euccecded il leaving Der tefore the pursuers
reached Tie spot. Ono man, Tho aforesaid Reid,
wAs found ia The beat and while resist,ng che ct
tsm96 Of tbe anrssaic 6onan 70 secure him, 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15


Att II. Al personal property, together with the
beuss IN which debtor shall reside aud stitch articles as
DSy lie necessary for the comfort and necessity OF
by such debtor sIs rot exceed the sum q two hundred
and f.ty cellars, shah forever be exempt from sails
snd execution for debt In the said city and port of
Ait rs That there s,an be established in the said
city and port q Grey town, public graveyard, public
Set house public jail aud court housc, under such laws
and regulations may be hereafter found useful
Art 10 That iii ard every person residing in tho city
Of Gteytorn shs lie subject 10 Ia, alton for support
o. ahe city and port Of GreytOwn and such public nsti
the interests Ct tho city and port Of Grcytown
Art 70 That al rent and personal estate within the
70 taxation support q the city and pors Of Grew
town, and such rnflc institutions and places IS may he
s,ssa q inc us s Sa as mag After
Art n. That all merchant ships arriving al this port
on srd after the rat day Of May 1851, sksi DO subet
equitable. JAMES GRlTN, Chairman Of City Council
LAWS AND REGULATIONS OF THE rosr or Gery
ny order OF the City Council al merchant vessels ar
rvpg NJ this port after the IL. Jay az May of the
rent yeer OsS shall bo subject 20 the following laws
fcn tie arrival OF this port AZ any merchant vessel
10 WI saie % board pilot, who win bring her Into
default thereof, such vssei win have TO pay hall
riltisee.
~ coislnB 70 IN etcact sllhin lac harbor, no per.
son wi 10 allowed 10 leave the yesecl board
OF her, until the port captain snd health occr shsli
pave Vso5 tho sau vessel and la of dsobcaicacc
of ls regulation tao vessel Win be subjected 70 fne
e twenty eve dollars.
3--cn tbo sfriYal OF sny vessel having sickness on
tosro viii Ia tho duty of the health officer after pro
rtr eNsmpsticp, 10 decide whehcr tie ssld vessel SIAN
e. pseed IN quarantine and tie said health Officer 90
oscide, i viii he &c dGty of 'he captain officer IN
etnr1ud Ct eald vte.e 20 ohc such orcr- he may
'seivc from the sid hesa ocef sad in default taee
e. ths aid vts-e. WIN he subject 70 One 81 hun
effd coiArs Ter each otsepce. : s..
- On ne s'ssyss d 'he Tort captsia aaa ssh OF
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-12-04

Posr-oFFIcE MArrERs.-The Postmas.
ter General has established a post Office a,
Marysville. Kansas Territory, and appoin-
ted, +. J. Marshall. postmaster. Marys.
vile is siinsird immediately upon the
stage road leading from Independence. Me
TO Salt Lake city. It's also on the mali,
route from Independence, Mo-. via Fort
Leavenworth and St. Joseph's Mo-. to Salt
Lake city, California and Oregon. The
location Of "MarysviIle" is 40 miles west
Of Fort Leavenworti, and from Fort Kear.
ney. east l60 miles. Here it is that the
stage stops and charges mules.
1t is represented that this post-olfice
will be u great convenience 10 the vast
enigFstson travelling between the places
named above. Indeed, i, already appears
that the Young neighborhood Of Marys-
vile is already settled by good company
Of hardy, industrious. intelligent men,
well qualified for the ardNous work Of a
new county.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-12-04


MAsoNs MUST NOT FIGHT.-According
to the Masonic Register, the following re-
solution has passed the Grand Lodge OF
California.
Resolred, That the practice Of duelling
is repugnant to the principles of Freema-
sonry and in all eases where the brethren
resort TO this mode Of settling :heir disputes
it becomes the duty Of the lodge or lodges
Of which they are members. or under
whose jurisdiction they may be, forthwith
to expel them from all the rights and priv
ileges Of masonry, subject to the confirma-
ton of the grand lodge; and no brother
who may tall in duel shall be- buried
with masonic honors.
The following was also passed:
.Resolred, That il is the opinion Of this
grand lodge that the use Of masonic en-
blems upon sign boards. is unmasonic, and
in open violation Of the spirit Of fieema.
sonry.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-12-04


The "horrors of war" are moi confined
exclusively, to the slaughter Of men, aud
the pillage OF towlis and cities, though such
calamities, with theft terrible .concomi-
tants, must ever give to 1t grim visage"
and ''wrinklet 'front.' Nor are the re-
suits Of war Confined tothe countries Of be-
ligeienss. tits all evilthat is vide spread
IN its consequences,-as the circle made
by little pebble upon the smooth surface
Of the lake, enlarges until it reaches the
distant shores,--war, gradually it may be,
but no less surely, affects, to greater or
less extent, the interest Of all iiations--
those at peace as well as those engaged
in the actual contest.
Our own country, though thousands of
miles distant from the locality Of the pre-
sent struggle, is already beginning to feel
its disturbing pulsation. and experiences
the truth of the assertion enumerated. In
the matter Of our metallic currency we are
called TO notice the fact. as shown by the
transactions Of our foreign trade this year.
that it is exposed to a constant and extra.
ordinary drain which must operate dele.
tericusly upon our commette and trade
No argument is needed TO show that bust
ness will always be more or less obstruc,ed
by a scarcity Of gold and silver, as cur.
rene, they constitute an sdiunct thaf /. n.
dispensable, and to the merchant especial
"; their free circula,ion is subject Of i'm.
portance and sol:citude. This exhaust.
ing stream is flowing steadily: rof does |,
stop in England. for her Bank statistic.
show that the amount Of specie in the
Bank of England is now less by several
hundred thousand dollar. than It was OF,
the 1st Of January. II r. true. that the
fine gold from California. and the bullion
from Australia find their WY INFO bank
but rs. disbursements are III sover.
eiunx which ffow on To the Cont;nrn,
and the seat Of war. The semi. offici,I
weekly REGENTS OF gold and silver in Lon.
don. make an aggregate from the LIST Janu.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-12-04

LYNCH LAW AND EXCITEMENT IN TEXAS
The people OF Navarro county Texas, have lAie.
Iy been greatly excited on account Of the abduc.
tlor Of two mul,t'o boys, conspiracy 10 murder
Col. Elliott. their owner. A man named Wells,
who was implicated by the confession ot ano
er named Morgan, was seized by some unknown
persons, who hung him. horribly mn,:ls.ed his
boiy, and then threw it into a creek. wl,ers il
was found. Nine respectable citizens were
charged With this outrage, bui alter exan,ina: ion
were discha,ge d. Morgan has since stated thai
the confession Mas ex:ofte.i from him With rope
around his neck, and that both Wells and him
self were innocen. of the charge The friend,
OF Wells swear vengeance agains, his mu, de-.
els, and bloody work, il is feared, will ensue.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-12-04

pTHE BATTLES ON THE CRIMEA AND IN
MExico.-Grorge w. Kendall. in recent
letter 10 the Plea, une, contrasts the losses
at the battle Of the Alma with those in
some Of the actions during the Mexican
war, and shows that, alongside these. the
much Wanted Crimesn affairs sink into
significance, III point Of desperation. At
Alma the Russians had some 10000 men
engaged against an equal force Of the al
lies, by whom they were driven from their
positions. though they were considered
impregnable, the victors sustaining a loss
Of $500 men. At Churubnsco. the Mexi-
cans Inflicted loss Of 1000 upon the
5000 Americans engaged; and at the Mo.
lino del Rey, where Worth haG but little
over 5000 troops ia all. he lost nearly 900
men in less than an hour. AT the same
rates, the armies under St. Arnaud. aud
Raglan, in the battle upon the Alma,
should have lost something like $4,000
mrn. provided they had $4,000 engaged.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-12-04

POISONING BY VISITING CARDs.-ln a
recent journal we have observed reports Of
four cases OF poisong in children BY The
introduction Of visiting cards INTO the
mouth. They all recovered, though the
symptoms were Of an alarming character.
|: should be generally known that in the
manufacture OF cards-in the enameling
and neutrality-suspicious. salts Of arsenic, cop
per and lead are used, which are eapahle
Of producing very serious sickness and
even death. Children should not be al
lowed to play with them.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-12-04

JAIL AMUSEMENT IN INpIANA.-- According TO
the Lafayette lind } Journal the prisoners in the
iailal that place have jolly good time every
day. ltsys;
although The Kindness Of the jaiIor, they
have been provided with violin, and one Of the
number being good player, they have fire.
quent cortillion parties, or stag dances, with The
advantage Of being select without that stiff
ness and iolmaly peculiar 10 spoh entertain
mems in higher circles. They have recently
made valuable acquisition 10 their number
An itineant sho xmsn who had fallen into the
cluthes Of The law, owing to the tightness ofthe
. ssdy %a W.: s.ses 70 pay NJ 'ss s aSd
He got up an exhibition the first evening OF his
incarnation, and has continued them ever sings,
to the arausemeu. Of his companions. =
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-12-04

A New TEsr.-A capital thing that vs. as
Of A. F. Bell, Of Ionia. who ny the way
never said bad thing in his life. A knot
Of democratic politicians were collected af-
ter the Congressional Convention Of Kali
mazoo, on Thursday, when the subject Of
State officers come up, and the name OF Sui
Ivan Of Cass county. was mentioned in con-
nection with the office of Attorney Gener.
al. The person who recommended him was
asked, s"w hat kind Of man is he r E"Oh
first rate fellow" WINS the answer. A good
lawyer, perfect gentleman, and an up right
honest man s"Hold on there" said Bell,
we want no new tests introduced into the
party Detroit Eng.