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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-26
IMPORTANT FROM FLORIDA. ,
A SERIOUS ENGAGEMENT WITH THE
INDIANS.

Nv a private letter from Fort Myers. Florida,
dated March g. 1857, We have received the following
important intelligence:
"Tbe bell is row opened: we have received Indian
pewsatlast Yesterday party OF Johnstons Comp sny,
Florida, Mounted Volunteers arrived here from Fort
Cetter hayirg sqnaw and child abou, year old,
which they captured on the 4th nit The day before,
warrior was shot he squaw's husbsnd), after being
four times called TO surrender. Both of these oc'ar-
rerces took place twenty mles north of lstokpoga
Lake. This morning an express arrived from Capt
Stevenson. commanding IN the Big Cypress, stating
that Lieut.. Freeman, with G. Company, 9Th 10.
f.ntry, who were IN advance accommodating Garden
Hammock pear BowlegstoEn, were fired on by the
Indians. Lieut.. Freeman wounded severely in the
arm, &c. (rghtanl, and three privstes wounded.
Capt. Stevenson arrived al the scene Of action next
morning with the remainder Of his command at the
Hammock. and made an attack, driving the Indians
out, who fought gsantly for fifteen minutes The
loss Of the 9Th Infantry is killed, wounded and
missing Loes Of Indians not known, thoagh they
were distinctly seen carrying off a number Of bodies
from the Hammock. Cspt. Stevenson is of opiaion
that the Indians are goirg to make stand there.
Great excitement here, serding out troops, &C."
A letter Of the lltb, from Fort Brooke, informs
US that the above news is confirmed BY Official and
private reports. We give an extract from this
letter:
Gen. Harvey has left Fort Myers for the scene Of
action None of the Moul ted Artillery have gone as
far as / know. The Indian squsw is TO be turned
lcos in Bowlegstown to inform the Indisns that Gen.
H lie in Florida, and close after them, as up to this
date the Indians are not that he is in Florida, 80
ssys the squsw.
"Nlaj. P.mbertor, with two companies of Regulars
and one of Mounted Volunteers, was 30 reduced for
wait of subsistence near New River ION SCOUT as to
be compelled to kill horse and eat him."
The Garden Hammock spoken Of in the above is
nsar BowlegstowD, about the site Of Maj. Arnold's
skirmish with the Indians last Summer. 1t is about
ten or twelve miles from where 1t. Hsrtsutf s
command was massaered in December, 1855.
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FROM MEXICO.
From TNe ". o. P,eayuns Of March 10.


In our large Havana mail We find further interesting
intelligence from Mexico. Dates to the 9th inst.
from Vera Cruz to the I'd from the capital. A nav
difficulty has sprung up with E0gland. The British
Charge now demands the second trial Of Sr Degolado
on the Barron charge fore the ordiaay Courts of the
country, after his scquittal by the special tribunal
agreed upon. Sr. Monies Minister of Foreign Affairs
hes refused the demand
The papers are loud in expressions Of surprise that
the Epgish legation should hsve taken 80 bold step
the more so that under the Constitution the common
Courts Of Justice have jurisdiction the sc.s of
a Governor. The $240 900 claim growing out Of the
robbery in ssh Luis Potosi has been refused.
Advfces from Gusdalsjara are to the Dist ult Blan
carte still hung in threatening manner abodt the
capital and all business suspended. III Monitor
thinks that the arrival Of General Parrod would give
teace to the State. Bancarte, however, had sent to
Topic asking renforcemens at any price.
Strong forces have been sent to Sonora and Lower
California to meet the San Francisco flbusters
party of bsndss, at their head the celebrated
Capt Jusn Vicario, entered Iguala on the oath, aud
sbootir the prefect commander &C., sacked the town
and finally made good their escape.
Numerous horrible murders have recently been COM
mitted in Sonors. The Government has failed to pro-
tect life or property. Disturbances of various kinds
aie reported in other States but generally the Republic
was at peace. The authority Of the Comonfort Gov.
erImeot wa unquesoned.
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FL r E s 4.
RIRE IN WILLIAM STREET.

About l2I O'Clock yesterday morning, as VIM. c.
Lyons, foreman Of Engine Co. No. 5, was passing
through Wilsm street, he discovered smoke issuing
from the hallway Of the old building No. l76 aud on
entering found quantity Of rags on fire. The rags
were saturated With camphens and hung upon simlet
bored into wooden partition which divided the hall
way from tie confectionery chop Of Louis Thourot-
The rags had only been fired few moments when the
smoke was discovered. No damage was done. Mr.
TbourOt, the proprietor Of the shop, his family and
several other penons occupied the upper part Of the
bouse dwelling, and at the time were al asleep
Unconscious Of danger. Had the fire reached the
stairway the occupants would have been obliged 10
escspe by the windows. The matter 10 under invest-
CATION, but no srres1 have been made. .l
FIRE n TRIRry-rHrRD srRxsr. /"
An sttempt WA made at 81 O'Clock yesterday morn
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FROM FLASHING TON.
From Our Own Correspondent
WASHINGTON, March "a,

From Our Own Correspondent
WASHINGTON, March "a, 1857.
The sgopy is over. The Democracy have pi-
lsfsd their own camp. Democratic hetds have
ALLEN into Democratic baskets. NeT-York has 81
last been settled. and much 10 the discemfor. OF
anxious walters on Prov .dence, who have kept up
conmOtion at Wizards for weeks, and rejoicei
over sptcipatioDs doomed to be disappointed. Ine
Administration has distinctly made itself party to
the internal siri'es BY joining faction, ard thai
faction the one Of acknowledged weakness. There
is an upnistsksble synifcance, too, in the fact OF
deliberate disparseeuent Of the preceding Adminis-
tration and Of the manifest preference Of Mr. Dick
insop and his friends over those cf Gov. Maroy
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FROM ALBANY.
ALBANY, Wednesday, NJ
Of The n Y. Thbase.

ALBANY, Wednesday, March 25, lo57.
We had sn interesting debate in the Senate yes
terday on the Rum question: which resulted 10 sen l.
ipe 10 q Selec. Committee Mr. Brooas's License
sill, with power TO report complete, and il appears
quite clear row that this bill will pass the Sc la'e
without material amendment. There are not m-re
than Senator'S who prepared to stand up square
al straight for Prohibition. This bill Will probi-
bly, receive seventeen affirmative votes in the Senae
on its final passage, though it might have twenty
two if so many were necessary 10 It's success. The
Special Committee who have taken the bill TO nurse
are Messrs. Brooks, Kelly, Wad,worth, Noxon,
Bradford, Guy Ter and Lee--the FIRST four fiyoring
License, and the other three Prohibition. Nr.
Bradford was put on 10 the Committee against his
protest. As this bill is quite to pass the Sem
ate and is confidently SAID TO be regarded with IA
vor by majority OF the Assembly, and therefore
likely to become a law, glance at its leading fei-
lures may interest the readers Of TIE TRIBUNE.
For License bill ii is, in the Judgment of your
correspondent, very good one in the main, though
not without some defects. IL provides for the ap-
poI TN, Ut the 18th Of April next, b. the County
Judge and two Justices Of Sessi,ps in each county
ceps New York, Of three reputable fresholdsrs who
shall be rsidents Of the county, an Excise Coums
sion fer their respective counties to gran. licenses IN
IpDke<pers and store keepers. The term Of ofics OF
these commifsone 10 three years but the hrst oomms
zion to be classified, that one shall 90 out Of ocs
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ing to burr the s.sblss Of Ps,rek O'Nsl, IN Tafy-
third street. near Seoosd sve.se, but the 6rs bsis
discovered Of IN cary Doment, vas sKta6uishsd -
fore much damage occurred a-s.r sfH. .
TrRE CHRISTOPHER srarxr. eE
Al 81 o'clock yesterday sfterpoos, Rre oocsreI \
tie grocery,tore and dwell ing Of MIA Cs4haies Bss.
low, No. Ia Christopher street, Causing sbeu, ost
damage. No insurance.
FIRE BARCLAY STREET.
At 81 O'Clock last night fire broke out in the whole
sale confectionery and mandatory Of Greeefeld q
sdsle, No II Barclay street. The Ere originated
in the drying room on the third floor, aud esuse<
by the extreme heat gnitirg the wooden frames fss
holding gum Drops Damage $25 Insured for 5000
in the Lepox Insurance Co.
THE FIRE IN wILLIANsBURoH.
The Gre that occurred on Monday night in the cam
pbepe ard alcohol distilery in Frt street. corner Of
South Fifth street, wss undoubtedly the work OF a.
ineerdary. II originated in the camphene-room.
where no fire or light. are allowed. Just as it wss
discovered, an unknown msn was observed skulkifg
about the premises, and pursued by the private watch
man. who fell down. and before he could recover the
man had escaped.
The property was owned by Mesrs. McCrosdy.
Mott e. Brundsge, who estimate their loss ct hen
$50 OCO TO $25 900, of which about SO, 900 was o.
stock. They were incurred for SO 500, Of which
$50 O75 was in the following Offices; On stock, Ma
toth, 81 600; Rutgers 81 800; St Nicholas, - go:
St Msrls, 81, 500; Farmers and Mechanics, Paula.
delpbis, 81, 800; Pbepx of Brooklyn, $25oo Excel
sior 81 eco; Hamiltoa, $1,000. Total, $lSSos. On
bui ding and sti Il: Provincial $l,575; Harmony.
Farmer ard Mechanics, Excelsior, ard Nossh-wsss-
,rn, e,cb, $751; 50: Commercial, 81 $50 other Com
papes not asce1tained, 1856. Total insurance.
$50 SEQ. During the progress of the FIRE, some seven
or eight barrels Of alcohol and csmphene, which had
been rolled into the street with 9th ers were soles
Yesterday warrants issued to search some prem
ises nearby.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-26
NETWORK LEGISLATURE

SENATE....ALBASI, March % 1897.
RESPONSIVENESS were pfesentsd IN large nuaoefs,
reptI or modification Of the law Of 1914, rolstve to
Trinity Church.
statement was put in from Christ Church, Troy.
that Trinity Church had released tin 1851 from . mort
H. @ P. SMITH reported favorshly on the b1l 70
Incorporate The Lake Erie and Like Michigan Trans"
Ship CsDA
The bill to make certain and record marriages was
The Senate then went into Executive session.
KvINIsG SESSION.
A number of Assembly bills were Pssseu;c amvns
Others the bill to incorporate the Excelsior College,
New York; TO amend the charter OF the United otstes
Ioebr.te AsyDum 10 extend the time tor the compile
ton of he Utica and Binshamton Railroad.
ASSEMBLY.
A complete food Of demonstrates were put In from
Eprcopai Churcbes, and from all parts of the Stse,
against any modification repeal Of the law of 1914
relative to Trinity Church
PETITIONS.
For the protection Of citizens Of New York.
For and ags ali ct equalization Of the Canal ToIls.
Against the purchase OF the ChrystA Palace, New
York
For the collection of tolls on the Railroads Running
parallel ib the Erie Canal.
For the snebdmeni Of the Usury Laws.
Mr.. JOHN j. REILLY reported fsvorAbly on the
bill 70 open Second avenue to Harlem River.
Mr. vARNUM reported against the bill relative to
the REDEEM p'ion Of Safety Fund bank NOES. The re-
port wss sere-d to.
Mr.. POMEROY reported favorably on the Senate
bill amer Ding ,be General Insurance Law.
Mr. WAKEM AN reported favoraoy on the bill to
incorporate the New.York Harbor Steam Towboat
Company
Dir. VARNUM reported fsvorably on the bill for the
relief Ct poor laborers n New York, AID reative to
tbe.oollecton of arrears Ia water rates, New York.
Mr.. COX reported fsvotahy on the bill amending
the New York District Court Law.
Concurrent resolutions fixing the I'd OF April for the
election of Reg6nt to the University, New York, in
place Of Robert Kelly, deceased, were Introduced
Tie House then agreed to meet at "a No. alter Tues
day nett.
The Committee on the Judiciary reported resolu-
ton TO remove Judge Watson from bis seat in the Su-
preme Couit Of the State. The consideration OF the
resolution was postponed one week.
The concurrent resolutions ab0lishing property quail
icsonr In regard to colored voters were called up.
Uoder the previous question, Mr. Varnum's amend
meDt requiring all voters to be able to read the En-
lisb language, vas lost by Yeas Is, Nays 80.
The resolutions received from the Senate were
then adopted by Yeas IS, Mayo
Those voting In the negative were all Democratic
members.
EVENING SESSION.
The House took from the table the motion to recon-
slider the vote on the Senses amendment to the Sup
ply bill, and adopted the same.
The amendment of the Senate was then concurred in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-26
PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICAN AND AMERI-
CAN UNION STATE CONVENTION.

HARRISBURG, Wednesday, MdfCh 20 Ioo1'
The Republican and American Union State C,nven-
ton met this morning. and after the transaction of the
preliminary business adjourned until the afternoon,
when John S. Bowen was chosen President, who made
spirited speech, urging union to secure triumph at
the election next Fall for Governor.
The evening session of the Convention was occupied
In the consideration of contested seats from Philade
pbia. The Committee reported in favor of admitting
the delegates chosen under the Republican call. A
motion made to admit both sets Of delegates led to
much debate No decision the subject was arrived
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-26
KANSAS FREE-STATE CONVENTION.
CHICAGO, Wednesday,, March IS, 1857.

We have report from Topeka, Kansas, which
states that the resolutions introduced into the Free
State Convention on the 10th inst. Zen abstract Of
which was published on Tuesday,, adverse to any
participation in the approaching election ordered by
the bogus Legislature, were passed by the Convention
on the 10Th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-26
THE SCHOONER U. d. ASHORE.

NVUAN DEANHl WtUH55udyI WsrVu %, IcO'.
Tbeschooner u. d.. Capt Witherspoon of Camden,
Maine from Providence for Norfolk in ballast, isn
Ashore here the morning OF the 18th inst, Ia thick
weather. The compass being out of order was ths
cause OF the disaster. The u. ID. sh remains on the
beach but is expected TO go OF in the morning without
nnn. b damage.
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THE AMERICA OUTWARD BOUND.

BOSTON, Wednead6y, Marcn %, IooI.
The steamship America sailed to day at no IN with
forty.tbree passengers for Liverpool and twenty for
Halifax Among the passengers is Mr.. A. II. Evans,
an sttache of The New- York Herald, who conveys to
London the new ID sllas Clarendon treaty.
The America took out DO specie
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STEAMSHIP MARION IN DISTRESS.

CtPE ISLAND, "wednesday, March %, 1857.
Last evening, at ii o'clock, the steamer kennebsc,
Capt. Hand, eff Egg HMbor Light, spoke the stesm-
ship Marion with her machinery out OF order. Tne
wind was blowing from the north east at the time.
The Marion left Charleston probsbly last Saturday
for this port, and WA due here yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-26

WRECK OF THE SCHOONER WIDE AWAKE.
BALTIMORE, Wednesday, March D, 1857.
New Orleans papers Of Thursday hsve been re.
ceived.
Mr. George Pesbody has arrived at Orleans,
where he will remain for several days.
There wss gain sufficient water at the mouth of the
Mississippi, and the ships reported outside had got
over, and were going up to New Orleans
The schooner Wide Awake, from Newly for
Cape Henry, is reported to have been wrecked on
Ragged Shoals, in the gale of the 18th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-26

A MAN PARALrznD os BKoADwAr.-An unknown
man wa. picked up a. the conner Of Barclay street and
Br, .dvsy about 81 o'e,oct .. Wednesday night hsv
inc hs,n .tyuck With paalytic strobe. He wM con-
v,y,d 70 the Chiefs Office but unable to give his
rsms He is apparently about fifty yesrs Of sge and
WA, dressed In a black overcoat, check pants, ana
bl,cl .atn vest. He also wore 9 wig. Sergeant
Ov,ps. being unable to find GU, where hs was NOM
had BIN conveyed to the City Hospital. 5000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-26
FIRE IN ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Tuesday, March "A, 1857.
MeSsrs Weir & Co.'s cotton factory in this city was
burned this morning. Loss $780, COOS insured for $6i,
eco. Tie fIe the work of an incendisry, and by
il l35 banda were thrown out of employment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-26
THE GOyERNORSHIP OF KANSAS.

WASHINGTON. Wednesday, March %. 1857.
Mr.. Robert j. Walker will give definite answer to-
morrow as to his acceptance of the Governorshlp
Kansas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-26

Awake and sing, ye that dwell IN dust; Tor the
"eaitA shall cast out the deed" Co~m'sooer En-
ling bss signi6ed hs willingness thsf the atee" saau
be cleaned. Now, Contractor Herculss g'rd On Jour
brooms; the door Of the Augean stable oPsn'
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NON-ARRIvAL OF TIE EUROPA.

HALIFAX, March %, 1873 P. N.
The r. M. steamship Europa is now about dus from
Liverpool with dates to the 18th inst but has not ye
been signaled. We have light wind from the south
tins evening and thick snow-storm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-26
WESTERN NAVIGATION.

DETROIT, Wednesday, March p 1857.
Boats now reach Lase Haioa without diicul.y.
Steamers will run daily hereafter to Cleveland Toledo
and Port Huron.
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ARRIVAL OF THE HAMMONIA.
SANDY HOOK Wednesday, March 25-7 pm.
The steamship Hsmmonia from Hamburg Msrch 4,
has arrived off this point Her news has been antic-
pated by the Africa.
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MATTERS AT ALBANY.
patch to The N. Y. Tribune.

Special Disps'ch to The N. Y. Tribune.
ALBANY, "Wednesday, March %, 1851
DIR. ID. r. Bssell was confirmed to-day as Resi-
dent Physician at Quarantine. He is from Living.
s,on County, aud was formerly Free-Soil Demo
crat.
large number of prominent and very Demo
crane politicians from New-York are here, whose
busiresF, as some suppose is 70 dlsburse certain
fOnes just raised by f,iced loans in your city ffJm
contractors, heads Of depar .meats, &c, where With
10 stop Gig Reform.
We have an ImueOse lobby Of white crayass here
in the interest Of Tnnily Cautch.
The NeW-Yoik S:acol OIL 10 dead.
For Superintendent Of Education, Rice's chaocss
look The stronger. Tue contest s wholly between
him ard Van DSck.
Gerritt Smith made flaming speech against
Discriminating Tolls IN the Assembly Ch,uber
this sterroon. Senator WadsS worth OF Baf4o
will Isp, in day or two. C.
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10 the Associated PTess.
ALBANY, Wednesday, March ., 1857.
The Hen. Gerritt Suith, who Is one of the largest
property rers in Ows spoke this afternoon in the
Assembly Chamber before full house, against die
crni' A,irg tolls. AT the conclusion Of his remarks
Mr. wstsworth cl,imed that the other side should be
bsasd In reply at future day.
In tie Executive session Of 'he Senate today pro-
usctsd struggle Ia understood TO hsve tsken place
over The nomination If Dr.. Bissen, bu he fiaay
cpLfsmeS
=, Ore hundred and eighty Elk bills nov on file in
the Assembly.
The rumor which appeared In lss' evenings States
nan OF us CITY OF The loss Of $50 COO by the Nev-
tns Company have not lost single dollar by toe de-
iscs'ion of any officer belonging oit,
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LEGAL MOTOR.

DENJAMrN BAKER, -of the Btate Of fovA
I'D Samuel Barakman and Aasy Dsfskma1fA
bis wife, Of the State Of Wiscousi1, and Eld4Hk
Ward and Annis Ward his wife. whess placess4
Of residence are unknown 70 the petitionesss
will take notice that on the m day Of August -
A, D. 1857, James Martin and Cathsrins Marl
tin, his wife, James Winland axd Marfas6k
Winiand, his wife, and Vincsns DGksHs 1le& s
their certain petition n the Court q ConneQf
ssof Monroe epunty, n the SxAts q ohiess z
agsjnst them and Others, which b now psnd-&
ing in said Court, y6stsin the said PLAINTIFF
seek to set aside > tsstain instrument Of wri-
ting that has been admitted TO probate h :said 4
county, az the last will and tsstsmsnt Of Mari.
tin Baker, deceesed, for the ssasop ss Ne :
plaintiffs allegvin said pstitien that said tss- 5
tator was not of sound mind and memosy a
the time the same was executed. sNst e
The defendants are required 10 appear an<1s
answer on or before the lTth day Of 0ctohes. -
1857. The petition win Be for hearing at iaeli
October term Of said court, 1857. sssssz
HusrEa 3 HoLlssTss oxxs = HoESlssEA ass''
Aug. %, 1857, Atyp for RlaintiiIs. g
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We learn that jackson Stetson, late .
resident Of this county, swss drowned on
the a4th uit.. short distance below
Wheeling. He. in company with two
.sthers had taken q load Of tan bark to
Wheeling. intending to. take load Of
coal back. The boat lay on the Ohio
aide Of the river. and while his compan-
ions were over at Wheeling on some busi-
insss. he showed the boat loose to aoat
down to the coal bank. They. on their
return, finding the boat gone, followed
after. and overlook it, but nothing more
swas ever seen Of Stetson. His tracks on
theesteru plank indicated that while en-
deavoring ito steer the boat he had fallen
overheard A jug of whisky ON the boat
skss : sprobable solution of.the cause Of
hisdesth, Hs was much intoxicated, and
ssieep, whee bis companions left him. His
body has not been recovered ekssia sida
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Notice In Partition.
TOSRPH HOWILRR, Conrad Howiler, J,

JOSEPH H0WILKR Conrad Howiler, Jacob
u Howiler, William Henning and Lany Hen
ming, his wife, viii take notice that petition
was fled against them on the 29th day Of July,
A. d. 1857, in the Court Of Common Pleas of
Monroe county, in the State Of Ohio, by William
Hoppe and Mary Hoppe, his wife, and is now
pending wherein said William Hoppe and Mary
his wife, demand partition Of the following
real estate. situate in said county, to wit: "a
Twenty-Five acres Of land IN the Aorth west
quarter Of section II, in township s, and range
s; beginning for tho same SO rods east from the
south west corner Of said quarter; thence east
Is rods; thence north 160 rods to the north
line Of the quarter; thence west Is rods, and
thence south with Conrad Howiler'e line l6C
rods to the place Of beginning. And At the
next tarm Of said court said petitioners will
apply for an order that partition may be lnad1
Of said premises. ss
HolLlsTEx, 0xxy 4 HoAIIsyEH
Att'ys for PatitiauArss
August 5, 1S57.-6w. S5 IS. g,,.Ss5 S, -