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New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

To INPEovs SEED ? oTl5pF pFs.-tAa.- -es Seager ..
S. Laui. re .zneni. the fnilowin es ytred method
of i.uroyDc potatoes, 50 - to nssdfe them U *
or snal sog4Gress rchr.% and nea!.arss oi TINS N0'
a'le Ioot:
The ,an i. this: KID he.4k same seed pchioes
i- ~ o. ,ey,u weeks s.ls- tx la time ~ p tnS
5av til .as last week - junoOT the first week u JHg
AID tlsa plant and cultivate tAem the same stoyk
t-ir.> when thew Loulf BE- Gng. 4. they have sot
Ia lane TO matGrs tdey ". D. quite sIneL~not ISore
tl.a an inch or e. nch e1d haf through; bui tts
sSoud al be carefully gsibered, and keg- al irom
,ne al raDti,c in ths SuTng-oue OF nc sIn.@l pOta-
toes being s,rcieni fsr seed in each Al 4Ae result
vii be lsrc sized, sound mealy pcsaioeA> . haVe
pr,ven by actual tTal. l hope thai A"A Ie tred "
come of ssr farmers tLis year.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

be the second choice in al :he Southern States WHERE
be IL not the first choice.
For the Vice Presidency, Howell Cobb Is ssid TO be
the most prominent. All who for either Pierce or
Douglas for President iufe1iby against Buchanan.
Many delegates 10 the Democratic National Conven-
ton say victory WIKI candidate who l. rot en-
bocimeht Of the Ka1sas- Nebraska lssue. would be
worthless.
Buchanan has the support OF Pennsylvania, New
jersey and Maryland, with strength il Michigan aad
New Yoik New England Is mostly for Pierce, and
the South mainly for either Douglas or Pierce. 1t
may be stated in this connection that Pierce claims
rtDomAaon on the ground that his course On the
ksnsas- Nebrasks, and other prominent questions.
,hould be Ddorsed by the Democracy and that il any
man is taken from the Norrh il must il justice, be
himself.
Prominent Democrat, who have not resigned the
principle of availability and who, at this early period,
look to compromise in case Of bitter conflicts reCar ling
Northern candidates, have IN reserve Gen. Rask OF
TeAas.
On the Anti Nebraska side, Fremont since the pub
lcatioh Of BIZ Kansas letter to Robinson, appears to
be shooting ahead. Salmon P. Chase does not seem
to have any ambition fol the candidacy; while
Mclean Hale, Banks, Sumner and Blair, whose
names have been mentioned, lot ssprants for the
nomination.
Gov. Seward. friends are quiet, but be would rally
a strong vote II he should express desire for the nom
nation Among the leaders Of the party general de-
sire Is manifested yield personal preferences to who
ever may ultimately be considered the most popular
choice of the Anii-Nbraska masses; but the friends
o. Fremont are enthusiastic and i Is said they are ey
deptly increasing in numbers.
They contend that a new, young, vigorous patty
should have new young anl vigorous candidate, and
therefore insist that one wlO has won lis fame IN
other fields than those Of the warrior or the politician,
would have great strength before the country, and
would have old prejudices to weigh him down.
For the Vice Presidency, among the Republicans,
NJ. H. Grinnell Of New YoIk, Collaner Of Vermont,
and Dayton Of New-Jersey talked Of il Fre-
mont is nominated
Benton does not indorse the Free state movement,
and cannot, therefore, advocate Fremon.s nomina-
ton But little is said in this locality Of Mr. Fillmore
or his prospects
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
EXTENDING DUANE AND BEEKMAN
STRELf,S

The Committee on Streets of the Board Of Council
men held meeting yesterday afternoon in the Conn-
ell Chamber of the Board for the purpose of hearing
the remarks ofpare opposed to or in favor Of exend-
ing Duane street from It's present terminus to DoYer
,tfeet. Several gentlemen owning property on the
line the proposed extension strenousy opposed
10 tbs extension, deeming Il unnecessary. An eqla.
number, however made remarks in favor Of the pro-
jsct. They considered that a direct communication
between the North and East Rivers at that section OF
the city, was much needed.
The subject Of extending Beekman street across the
Park was also taken up, one gentleman sIrekiny
against the project The point of his opposition vas
tbat the extension of Beekman street would defaee
tie Park, and be thought it unwise to deee in any
way this anceIt landmark.
The Committee adjourned ill Friday.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
- tL4r huNifAA Ahhehi n
The Committee adjourned till Friday.
1NENTY-SECOND WARD REPUBLICANs

An Adjourned meeting Of the Republican, OF TN
Twerty.sccond Ward was held last night as Nstlona!
Hall in Fory-fourth street. ON motion, Mi. Lebocss
r. Ner1 took the chair and called the meeting to
order Af,er the reading 0f the minutes and the call
fo- the meeting, a committee was appointed to NOM
nate permanent officers for the association and Bort
the names of five persors a. delegates to the Repath-
c,u eftral Committee The nominating committee r.
tired and after brief absence reported the following
gentlemen a. the officers of the association who were
duly received and confirmed by the meeting; Pre-i
Delegates 10 the Central Committee l. b. Ward
John ives James Z. Coulter, &. ". Rose and James
81 err.
series of resolutions Of the right Republican, Free
Kansas and exteIs.oa stamp, was then adoEssd as
The walking basis II tie association after wtish the
NEE ting adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
CEN. HOUSTON'S sPEECH-DOUGLAs
AND LANE.

From Our Own Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, April 90 1856.
Gen. HOustOn's speech on the dOings of the
Naval Board was pretty tart On Mr.. Clayton and
Commodore Dupont but it did not create the i'm
preston which was anticipated.
The House refused to reconsider the vote of yes
ierday, giving extra allowance Of 20 per cent to
tlePublic Printer TO the last Congress. Certain
New.YOrk patriots will lose large contingent fee
by this refusal Mr.. Giddingss speech, on this
m6ton, defending the Republicans against the i'm
putstion Of extrsvagance, was well executed
1t is said that Senator Douglas declines 10 ex
plain the language used in debate b. him concern
iDg Gen. Lane. His privilege Of course shields
him from responsibility, if he chooses to avail him
self Of il.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
FRANCE.

Expeditions against Madagascar and the habyles
are decided uron. Permission will be sought to send
troops through Egypt to the Former and the latter VIII
serve as cause OF the Emperors visit to Algeria, al
though he will not himself command the army
There il some speculation 10 who Will be- sent as
Minister to St. Petersburg. Marchal valiant s spoken
of for France also Generals Canrobert and BOsquet
and Gen Marin, - for Sardinia.
The Moaiteur contains the following:
In consequence of the unfavorabie accounts from
Paraguay relative to the treatment of emigrants, the
French Government has suspended the granting of
passports therto, and colonists are commended TO
all until tho si uatOn OF the foreigners there shall be
placed under better re- ulatiUn.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
Bassruaers.

Ms Rcres and sons Mis- Rspes M Comter and child.
Mrs Clerdou MrN lie Miss M,l'Es Miss Francis. two M.s
Grant Mrs AustTous infant Azd child Mrs Glsney, Mis
Glarcy MIR Sprague Mr. Thofnfco Or Vincent heruandy.
Mrs k.,s ard seiNsut, Capt BenA,m Capt simmons MIS-
More snd iifsu Mrs Mbigheai. Capt Blair Mrs Wlls,
Mr Tacktrey aoy aud two ohdrea Mrs West, Mrs Pendisi
~ Misses SosD Mess fIard Hsle, RoPes Clendon An-
N.cto, Frtoa. Call olenroy, fmco, Grant. CsmiehAd,
Gree Rsck Cotigue Benns punlVr, HeyeT, John Ross.
Fran,s Ross James hte Ferguson powker Strsule rhi-
lrs Abbot Kins Jones Fry LeNey, Lewis fsseeers Ger
aon Pemyn Ashton. Grouse Sapeuce, Mcdonald "a Jones'
W Joues Gcodrtge Mr Stevens and lazy, Levey, Wen.
Fde NoAz Wells Crockhesd, Burrows Brow, sVekee shave
Mitchell Ba n France Davies StcNeusen Exec ebothen IuPe.
Breuon Jas Rrenuon Haifed Mrs Warren Nous Ooison.
Peruou Fisher. JvUsri. Ward, Warren, Reyno.ds hnl
Jsmes Garuett Purcell Atkinson, Hogds slsa hodse"
f4arrf.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES.

The following dispatch reaches us from the
Washington Agency of the Associated Press We
do lot place much emphasis on this sort OF political
gossip. but there are many who like to read 1t; SO
we LET it run. We think Buchanan is likely TO be
b.sten by a Pierce Douglas coalitions; but he Will
show more strength than this dispatch indicates
Ed. TRIB.
WAsuixGroN, Wednesday, April %, $50
po,i,ical movements in various parts of the n"n
,,c;te considerable interest here. SO far es Can be
osc,rt,ip.d with regard to the Democre's, Douglas Is
carving 1t arly the eutiEe N9ThweS. aud appears 'e
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE FROM JAIL.

PHILADr1FHIA, Wednesday, April %, 1856.
Townsend tie mail robbcr, WHO shot and Sc
ycrely wounded while attempting 70 e.cape from
Castle Jail few days since, succeeded in sea ing
the wall lat night but be only three miles, wlen
he f,n from exhaustion, and was retaken to prison
IN escape was discovered about IN, and his course
easily followed by the blood from has wounds, which
reopcned in the efforts be made to scale the wal. The
physicians dressed his wounds but few hours prev-
ous TO his escape.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
PRU SSIA.
Rumors y ministerial changes cont-aue.
AUSTRIA.

Grand Council of Bishops viii assemble in few
days 10 1sDuss the Conco-Gat- Tie Council repre-
sents wenty-nine millions ~ Cathohes' Latin' sreekl
md Armenian The principal object Of the Council
i to res ore h Clerical Marriage Coars according to
the Canon Aw, and to reoigsDize the whole body of
the clergy on fundameIt tai church pnnclpies' re
Concorst abrogates the clergys ngnt OF appeal
fr,m he Bishop to the Emperor and hence 1t l1Dot
pouu,ar With the inferior priesthood
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
DENMARK

Copenhagens adyices state that the English Cabinet
have Officially notified to the Danish Government their
refusal to sgree to the capitalization Sound Dues
and the determination OF Great Britain TO await other
end more acceptable propositions Ruaaia and Oden-
herg et the example few Weeks sincs. The question
Of the setteme makes no progress srd will probably
stand over til il what action the United States
will take
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGToN, Wednesday, April %, 1856.
II is said that effort will be made 20 abolish
the Court Of Claims, Mr.. Greenwood of the House
having prepared a bill for that purpose.
The Presidents last public evening reception for the
season viii be given at the White House the even
ing Of Friday.
has been summoned to Nashville in consequence Of
the illness Of one of his family lie LEFT this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
IISSIA.

The naval aunistiee was oitic ally publishes 4 =;
pst@,,f,rv Aprl7 AaerIectifcstioD, all ships seized
WI. be released
RE energies Of the Russian Government i end TO
ba now devoted TO three obscts, VIZ: F"s,: Ag'-
80, reilyays TSird. The manufacture II Rus
an f.sings on the Continent, especially in Germany
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
PENNSYLVANIA POLITICS.

pHHADTLFHIl Wednesday, Aprn q, Zoo.
Tie election Of Mr. Brown as Speaker of the state
Senate, Just before the adjournment OF that body has
created sensation among the Democracy, who pre-
ftrred TO have wilkins elected Threats made 10
oust Brown from the State Executive Committee.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

ACHA11rNGI TO D.iRlNE Mr.. Lew T. Wilcox
,s,es that there Il IN the Town Of CrsWn Point,
NY.a COW that ass had thirteen calves wiiiA The
last three years, viz eight within the h7s; y's' Two
the next. and three tbs Spring. The ai hve are SUI
living. lie challenges the world 10 leG te'.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

MIssorRI-Yhe Know Nothing If fMssoGra have rat
fled Fillmore nomination, an ~; Up tie following
State ticket.
dorernor- Gen aSsERr c. EwI < - La FtJssie
Iis1f -Gteraoy-rl ne Hon. wv. Ht"LNu As4Is.
SECRETARY II Sie-<-THoNts A. h,Esis o. q L9a-.
FsgiSfer af L.1n5s-THONss [. fLETcHAs y-a-rsoh.
.ftdor or PrSits fcosgnfs->. n GRAAf = Lawrence
-faarnty- Geaerll-J. r. II. eiEs 81 - .fa1s'='e'
suy'f 4 PHblie Schoois-E {. DAVIS ot Lest@-eH-
Trtaa-Isr-CoI TnoNAs I. 7 LaNE oi Dl--enH
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
ROARD or AIDFRMEE.

Aid. YOoRHIs was called to the chair the Presi-
dent being absent and a quorum answered to Their
names. The minutes were Rad and approved.
AID. CLASCY then moved TO adjourn TO IAurstaS-
Afternoon, which was carried -
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
TWFyTY-FIRsv WARD REPuBLICANS.

TWENTI-FlRSE WARD kEPtBLlGASS.
Tie Twenty-ti Ward Republicans met lIss night
for tie purpose y easctiDg delegates 70 the CeHta
notice given end .he inclemency OF the weather,
few persons were IN attendance, The meeting was ad
iourfed till Friday night OF this week.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

BosToS, "wednesday, April %, 1886.
The schooner yesterday reported capsized IN the
Raw proyes 10 be the British schooner Mary Nlcka-
sou from Argyle y. s. for Boston. -Four Of the ere"
were drowned, one saved,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

Ioy,, L,yns-"A subscril-G' writes that in De-
cs'ur County, which has about 7oo0 mf anitants'
.a1ie land can be bought for .. to - according 70
quality and the best timteged sGd iroF ~ to 20 &C.
| cordirg 10 location.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
CONDITION OF THE BOSTON BANKS.


The following are the footngs Of the weekly Bank
Statement for the week ending April p:
,s.l 80 ~ 80 90 Due 10 other Banks : 67 ooO
Iansapa Discounts So 5SS0Ov Dsposts 1927
-. . 46i2 o. CiTc llaiiou.......... 7.lssftp
Nm from other BIS. 7uil. SO
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
rNITFD STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHINGION, Y ednesdny, Apru ., IoJb.
No. %. solomon 5. Masters Il SON. plaintiffs vs.
Frederick l.. Parreda ard brother Argued by the
Hon. r. johnson for plaintiffs, and Messrs. Carlisle Il
Bradley foy defendants.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
GREAT RRITAIN.

British Order in Council raises the blockade OF all
the Rus ian ports and permits the free resumption OF
commerce in all articles.
steamers ars being fitted out to bring home the
amy from the CIimea.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
DEPARTURE OF THE CAMBRIA.

BOSTON WeIneslay, lpTlI =, I790'
The ROYAL mail steamship Cambria sailed from here
at noon too day with IS passengers tor Lyerpool ana
Il for Hahfax!a She takes out s5l2,0Oo IN specie
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
Markets

NYw.ORLrANs April 2-CoTroN has advanced .c VIA
s-ss lav o 90 IA es M.ddlng quoted AZ lnf flpic
Cs.yLYsroN ApII 2 --COIToA has advanced from &c -
eooa bidClilg i noted ALL q Its
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
WEATHER AT ALBANY.

AIBANl, " ednt edhy, ApllI y, IrOb'
The fr,shet Is subsidng fast. The weather fine an
warm.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

The Citizens Assembly of Hamburgh have for the
third time rejected the new constitution proposed by
the Senate.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
SPAIN.

Disturbances had occurred in Valencia respecting
the couscpion, md the city and province IN coase-
que1ce had bcen placed under martial law.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF TIE ARABIA AND ARAGo
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
COMMERCIAL I6rELLIGENC { 2.

ITyyRPoOL CCyTOS Ma tKET.-lhe brrfere -
- ,ro. Ar active specaAi.re demand zDd Drces sJzn
if han a. the ispaItu-e o. the Afls, pac a1y L
dr Qualities Other CcIs-s Esport the sdVsn e 9 'fsn
Si,rrs The .ses II the amounted U - - " ~
- rrrlTe 10 l2csl bslss-tle trade t4-inE WV We
.,IIst cosiDg eIa TAe c.iswiug are the i@oN -9-;-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
OPENING OF THE ERIE CANAL.

RONE, Wednesday, ApriI %, 800.
The Canal Commissioners here to-day decided 10
open the canal for navigation on the 5th of May
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

CHICAGO, Wednesday, April %, l-jd:
Messrs Howard and sherman, of the Kansas In
vestigatng Committee reached Leavenworth ON the
l3fl INST.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

" ,srep.s II Cotfsn ar the week 1-ounte- lS7Fp
bss. ~Iu az sIaericsn- The stDk on -a was -''
- - - 90 u sH.h az % were -s.Eercs1 =,
TEt I.FssT.-LlsE Er0OL, sstGrdag, is p n he''ts
Eb.-f.o. ,uer e report thA. -Ier ne hs"es
- p-s new. ths market became = Ter AZ tcs4
fruin lsGd Far and M4+lng -.-3.'s' 20 - -.
-0CCo bales - r. .eoo- Il
san oY TRADE n MAN2HEsTLA.-lhe teno, :"
r,ss prces s-re vel sustained ,
JiVFRtooL BREADsTUsFs NAEKLf-Ine Orok rs
uisr reuerts heavy mpSastions {. baEAOsTI'Fs ~
-. rs,.-t AID small ., sscroIs WHEAT cslad n
er "a FLcuz pflscifay ne low grades NssIetI
Csr.l ouC-el g al DhD - 40 d. t1r-llah' ~ u
BsI,imoTe - ass White " AsSt. 10 ia lelO SokN y
guer with sill declining teaoeney. White. = a.
49, = = le,s. low Some circulars EePott flN
Trr sd Whea: unchanged, but inferior deeEpton. 90
-. iesutus redsstlou. The weather sad b9SS very
f.y,rable for ssnculfural pHpoes- In Tho ven"
prestuag had UNDERGONE siderable tt eine. a,
TgT I.rTsTI IyEEPooL saturday l. ~ P. m.-hsssrs
Rek.rtsgs Spence Co. report the uskst' 'o1sy su n1
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
GERMANY.

The Sandman and Piedmontese Corn Markets gen
eraly weie lower.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
TIE WELLAND CANAL.
MARINE DISASTER.

BUTFAIO, " ednesday, AfrI =, I-3o.
Water was let into the Weuand Canal to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
ITALY

Tie BreadstaGs Markets generally were declining
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-13

gill seedtius Seeds Of the last gathering are pref red
In Turkey, nsuediately amer the pods are reno, ed
also the stems anu leaves are collected and we'll boe
in water on the tsoot. The decocton without being
strained poured on INTO pans along with the sap OF
the pods boiled to he consistency Of PITCH formed
into loaves OF about pound weight and wrapped into
poppy leave. . keep them m sticking :os0shss The
phne as the sap OF the pods; stil the Iheriakees"
Turkish opium eaters) who Of course must be con
One days ripening much will gretNy diminish the
quantity OF morphine In the sap Of the pods and pro
badly also Of the whole plant the therefore the
incslons and the quicker the operation Is end
viii be. =
sap obtained by ncons and the decocton of the psnt
contains in the mercantile quality about per cent Of
much Is The composition consists Of about two.
thirds Of the deccction and Onerd Of the sap OF the
pods the former Also must apparently be poorer In
The seeds Of the injured pods are used Tor oil The oil
cakes Of this seed much liked by the cattle and the
stems ami leaves may BIO used manure fuel their
ashes containing much alkaline matter
A gentleman farmer winslow (England) made, in
which the following result:-60 lbs Of dried opnm
IA gallons OF oil and the oIlcakes. In this experiment
the stems and leaves were not used Al about the same
time a similar experiment was made in Erfurt Ger |
many. the result Of which was the average |
gam gam Of one grain S4so to the ounce) Of opium |
from every pod Calculating nine square inches |
of Land and two poppy heads to every plant, |
the results OF the latter experiment coincide very
with the former This bad result Is not 10 be wondered
at but rather the funny idea OF the European experiment
asts IN their wet and changcable climate to enter into
competition with the producers OF opium in the sunny
climes OF the East
Some twenty years ago attempt produce opium
was made by Dr. Webster Lewis of Lewisburg, York
county, Pa, who informs the public through the Medical
Recorder Of 1884, that after many unsuccessful expert
ments be has fallen mode of cultivation both easy
and profitable and that good poppy seeds be had
frcm him. II seems he not successful IN his poppy
seed trade cudge by the importation Of this
drug here and in Boston. Pennsy vaDia is not whit
better situated rather Is i'll favored by nature r
the production OF opium either England France
Germany. In old Europe the poppy at,ans but 81 to
feet in height, and the pods the size OF hens egg
whereas in congenal climate the plant reaches
Fix feet and more, and the pods the size OF little chd's
head Considering this, the will found
nshng that of poppics the East produces
to one hundred and thirty pounds OF ante opium,
and more, too. EMANUEL. WEISS.
NEW YoRa, July g. 1855.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-13


From the Cleveland Herald, July 81
Rondau, Cook Co rs. The Mnhigan and Erie TIE
oroyh Copyany.--cuyshoga County Court Of Common
Pleas Judge Foot presiding.
Petition contained two causes Of action
The FIRST set up that plaintiffs, wool dealers In Ohio,
delivered 70 defendant. or ,ne r,.a
sis At Mesdvile, Pa, message directing MIN 70 pay Tor
wool 40 cents per pound and that the DEFENDANTS
eived directing him 10 pay forty ave cents for such
woods that acting under H. the agent purchased 80 900
grounds al bry i've, which Was worth but ory cents per
The second varied rom the first by saying that the
defendants wires terminated at Erie, Pa, and that
undertook 70 transmit said message 70 IRE ana asca
and alleged that delivered u 70 the second telegraph At
$4,000 ss's n the above ''''s'' '''"' ''''' ''"''
bcfepdaps denied everything.
On Me ars, trial the jury having disagreed tho case
,pon a3ostion of the admlssibiity of testimony the
Court held that the copy OF cspach received, frst
written out from the character English, would Tor the
purposes Of proof be taken az originals obeproduccd
or IL absence accounted for, kc.
In his ensl disposition Of the case, Judge Foot held
l. Tint In the absence Of special agreement the la
billy q telegraph company s.sss u 70 s ne ens Of
$sts own wircs or at point where the message would
sesve them that ts liability and duty would only cease
when bad safely delivered an accurate copy OF the as
That the proof established the fact that the mistake
occurred at the defendants Office at Meadve In rccev
Eng the message from the wires and writing out TOT de
q That IL the message as received by the PLANTING
agent at Meadvile, was obviously erroneous ne would
be justified in acting under ~ but under the crcum
stances q this he had right 70 regard as correct
q That the rule Of damages the difference between
The price actually paid under the dispatch aud the mar
ret price Of wool az Mesdve the time and this differ
nclufed the Of purchase and resale NJ Mead
ve; that upon ascertanine the mistake, plaintiffs might
judgment for The psinuas for $3.50, with interest