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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-26

ITALIAN orraA-Rs AprsAR,sos Baeyou Under
the operation Of The alliance between tue Unan aaa
Narshs opera companies Bngnoh and Amodio wore eoa-
bIed TO make their appearance last nigh tho Aoa-
DENY, where they sustained their accustomed rsrs
eether with Frezzoni and vosiva In Trova,ore" Brig
nos appearance the signal for hearty ap-
plaure, which testified TO the grxla nation Of sas
audience at seeing him on The boards Of
the Academy Brguon ssur his roe Is veil, u net bss-
ter than ever and he t~ioc called out q, the esd OF
the third act Amodio's reception was very warm, he,
~ well ~ Brignc, being popular favori.c. FrexxoHni
sang admirably last night and acted usI better. In NE
las! act she Vas unusually Gne yesxas impsrsonatics
OF Azucsna was ~ usual excellent. She was In rood
voice and acted the part maesticay. She received Q
very cordial mead Of appreciation. Tho house nghi
~ well nlled a. the Academy always whom "Trovs-
torc the bill The appearance for the nrst time
this 'esson Of sgnor Brgnon and Auodo vs OF course,
IN additional attraction.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-26

AFFAIRS IN ST. DoMrSGo.-In some com.
ments upon the state Of affairs in ST. Domingo
which we transferred yesterday to our columns
from the London Mercantile Gase1e, that journal
asks direct question, which we willingly reply
to, and volunteers to give us some information,
which we should be obliged for If IL were not
erroneous In the first place we stated that
President Baez would undoubtedly be over
thrown If he be not sustained by the English,
Spanish and French fleets" because bis govern
ment was forced upon the people OF that repub-
lie against the popular WILL by the combined
action Of the representatives of those three
Powers there, as is notorious to every well in
formed person in St Domingo and Haytien
affairs No one doubts that he will now fall If
their support be withdrawn.
As for the information which the Gasote volun-
teers 70 give Us In regard to the policy Of this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-26

III arryoRD, Com Sept Is, 1857, "A
The remeu remaining In the city together with our own
nremep, have had grand gala day OF visiting the pub
he institutions, Colts armoy, 80, and being Toasted and
,resied with two excsptons the companies from
abroad have len for home, and express themselves highly
graed with their vis The balloon this afer
noon was In oil respects successful and a complete
triumph. Mr. Leonard and beautiful, young lady M
cended 81 ha past two o'clock IN the presence Of twenty
i've thousand people The balloon assembled nearly
mile and then took norhwcstery direction, aud landed
one hour Afterwards In bloomfield, miles from the
city. The highest point attained was two miles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-26

TnrRIow WEED AND THE LoBBY.-There
would seem to be some show of an approaching
break up" In the black republican camp mas
much as il would appear that the adherents Of
that perry are not exclusively corruptionists, and
do not all believe in the creed professed aud
practised by Seward, Weed, Msttcson, Simonton
& Co. At the Convention held the other day In
Syracuse, an address, reported by David Dudley
Field, was adopted, bearing very bard upon
Thurlow Weed and the lobby, and denouncing
their practices at Washington and Albany. This
was very severe blow to poor Thurlow and his
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-26

AprIAS, Michigan, Sent IS, 1857.
The Michigan Southern Railroad Company meeting 10
session. Over eighty thousand vosou cast In
the election for directors, and the following gentlemen
were unanimously elected John Jarvis, Samuel w.
Comsiock Carkson N. Potter. ana Robert NJ oyphans, Of
New York city George Bliss, Of Springfield, Massachusetts
John Q. Wright, Of Schenectady r. Borroushs Orleans
New York; Nslsou Beardses Of Auburn John N Prousy
Geneva, New York Ransom Gard,er, Deiroi, Schuyler
ctlfsx, South Bend; Hiram sbey, Rochester; and VII
liam wsloot, Of Uuea. Resolutions passed express
Ing entire confidence In the direction that The road
by prsrer management, can be made TO pay fair div
dends and that the gserL Once OF the company DO re
moved 1, some point on the line Of tho road
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-26

NORM TsIHGRApmo DErArcHR.-h 10 but . shors ans
since that We received tecsaphc despatch from Mobile
announcing that hundred black warriors had ar.
rived At that port from Cuba which translated hs
fact that the steamer Black Warrior had arrived Mobile
from Havana. We and q despatch In the Southern
papers from Norfolk In regard 10 the loss OF the Central
America, which equally rid culocs In point OF fAc
reads follows
NcRyoIK, Sept. lS-P, y-An or the osfocrs Of tns
steamer GENITAL Amerca saved with the ercepuon
Of James n Frazier second officer George T. Ash
berr, chief engineer who took 10 boat the
ship. The crew numbered $50.
The survivors here report inst forty were taken
on board the brig Maine, bound for Boston.
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Convention ~ Columbus or Railroad Repre-
ssntatives.

OsussAn, Sept rs, 1857.
The representatives OF railroads west Of Suspension
Bridge, Buffalo, and the Ohio liver, met ., Columbus yes
terday 70 consider the agreement made recently By the
four Eastern Maine nes 70 reduce speed increase res
dspepse with ticket agencies, New York runners and the
pacard system. Gen william r. Robinson was appointed
chairman and T. g. Flint and George Barnes, secretaries
committee OF ten appointed and tney viii report
so the interest Of Western connections in 70
ference 70 The new rates and proposed reforms.
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wAsHIsoroS, Sept. rs, 1851
We have Galveston dstes OF the nth Ins,
had raned for ten days In the vicinity Of Galveston
and fears Of injury 70 the cotton entertained The
receipts Of new cotton had bcon 200 bales.
The Charleston Cry OF Wednesday says ths, the brig
Rainbow, Of Booth Bay, went ashore the ian last
reef Georgetown, bu, finally 70, OF aud arrived 81
Georgetown with oss OF anchors, boats and deck load.
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AaAh AUk hoOpS
THE INV ToRI EBRALp-IpITIoH Pos BuRor1.
The Collins mail steamship Baltic, Capt. Comstock, will
leave this port to- day, q. noon, for Liverpool
The European mails win close al hAfrast tea o'clock
the morning
The European edition Of the HnlID printed 10 French
AUD English, viii be published O'CLOCK In he rorp.
Ing. Single ooples In vrrppsrs Sin cents
Subscriptions and advertisements 70. any edition OF the
Esw YoKx HyAIp ~. bs received 81 he following places
n Europe
LosDos-Am 4 European Express Co, 81 Kxs william A.
FAus- DO DO. ePisce de 10 Bocrsc
ILvsxrooL-Do DO Chapel street.
LlvurooI-R. Stuart, 10 Frci sage street, EsE.
HAvxp-Ara Europesn Exprfrn Co., Il Rue Cornels
The contents OF ae European edition or the HysAIp -
ssntine the pews received by mail and telegraph
r1Ace during the p,eviour wsek up The souy ,f
publication
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THE LATEST NEWS.

Interesting from Washington.
YlLIBUsTERIkG ExPKDITIONs-GREAT LAND PATENT
TEE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RHPoRT-NAvAL
0OUREs, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Sept. Is, 1857.
Instructions Of the most peremptory nature have been
directed to be forwarded to Mr.. NcKeon United States
District Attorney at New York, 70 stop nbusterng expo
dons and stating that the President viii employ every
means In his power which Mr. AcKeon may call for in
material aid and otherwise, to check those adventure
who are looked upon disoredtably attempting 70 stain
the national honor Of the United States ksrshs Ryrd.rs
also expece 70 aid the authorities with oil the energies
that he bring to bear the movement.
The General Land Onoe issued patent to day 10 the
famous Pagas rancho, consa'riag thirtyfve thousand
acres, Immediately on tho Bay o, San Francisco.
Tho Navy Department has des patches from Commander
Page dated August So At Madeira, which place the Ger
martown reached In twent-fur days from the United
States ae found the Governor etceedngy
friendly. Toe officers and are generally in good
health
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-26

Ernros Several Of the most popular performers In As
city have volunteered for the bercnt 70 be Even Nh
evening Mr. w. Ccrbyn, the energetic anisssn, Of M
mayer Nblo The entertainments are consist OF good
English farce GRAND musical msAngs, charming ba,-
let and IN excellent panioml me.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-26

NORTHERN DIsuNIoNIsrs AT WoRK.-we pub
lsh elsewhere in our columns to day the call
issued by the Garrisonisn abolitionists for Con-
vention to be held at Cleveland, Ohio, on the
2sth and goth ofnext month, which Convention is
to take into its serious consideration "the practi-
cability, probability and expediency Of separa-
ton between the free and slave States. and TO
take such other measures as the condition OF the
times may require This call il said TO be
signed by O33 persons, residing In fifteen of the
free States Of whom over onefourth areresidcntsof
Ohio and over oneifth residents Of Massachu-
sets. Among the names selected for publication
ten from each State-we do not find single
one Of any prominence, or that Ia known outside
Of the narrow Limits of the locality to which its
possessor belongs The Reverend Mr.. Higginson
Of Worcester-one Of the inevitable spouters at
abolitionist meetings Wendell Phillips and VIII
liam Lloyd Garrison, who are Of the Committee
Of Arrangements, are the only persons connected
with the movement whose names are familiar to
the public.
We think II would be a capital idea for the
Southern secessionikts TO call a convention for
same time as that Of their Northern colaborers
The Chevalitr Pryor, jefferson Davis, Lawrence
NJ Keiti, Barnwell Rhett and the other flaming
lights Of the South, should not let Garrison and
Phillips and Higgrson carry OF all the tcla Of
the disunion movement They are all engaged
in the same business; and why should not the
Southern re-eaters have as good chance of dis
tineuisbing Themselves as the Northern aboli-
tionists? BY all means LET Northern and Southern
disunionists have fair and equal chance in The
matter and LET Us zee what effect their joint efforts
will have upon the great body of the intelligent
people Of both sections Of the country Now,
them for q Southern dsunionist convention.
There is plenty Of iime-the 2sth of October is
still four weeks off, and by that time all the ne
cesssry arrangements can have been made, and
both Northern and Southern fanatics can be oc-
cupied with the same subject at the same mo
meut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-26
THE Rock Island Bridge

CHICAGO, Sept rs, 1857
The OF the steamer Enc Acton the hIcsgo and
Rock Island Bridge which has been for two week,
The Circuit Court or the United State, has terminated
The jury failed ssree and were discharged las, nsh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-26

Nrso.I ARrrvAs Among the passengers By the Cana
d. which reached Boston yes erdsy ornsg were sgnors
Roocon and Tasisnco, who eagAged in Europe BY
nare,zek for the Narshall troupe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-26

rcHArHAx Fous CosSsss, Sop, 25 1851.
man named Perry sheldon, OF BfsInsrd's Bridge,
Rcnsselser county, instantly killed here ihs srcr
noon by engine or the Hudson and Bosom Raosd ran
nus rover him
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rhsiberg In phnaseiph,a.

PHitADrtrmA, Sept rs, 1851
Notwithstanding the monetary difficulties here there
was full and brilliant attendance nj tho grand concers
given BY rhslberg All the attses we're warmly received
and ordly spDlartei.
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Death or Col. Dell, &c.

Augusta, Sept y, 1851.
COL Dell, Collector OF Customs as Jacksonville Florida,
died there suddenly on Sunday last, OF disease Il the
heart.
y reported thai malignant dasease IL prevailing il
Jacksonville and the people or st. Nsrys refuse 10 aew
people 70 land there. Tho people o; JacoayiIs dong
that there IL any sickness In their city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-26
Sailing or the Europa.

HALIFAX, Sept Is, 2861.
The royal mall amshIp Europa arrived here from BM-
ton OF on O'Clock last night, and sailed again for Liver
pool ~ IL P. n. The weather is clear and osm.
The steamship Antelope arrived here from Liverpod
via 81. johns, N. f., Of O'Clock this morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-26

The Great Pistol Match at 1t. Louis
81. LOUIS, Sept 20. 1851.
Mr. Travis has won the first match, beating Paul tws
and quarter inches In twenty shots, ct aim.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-26

HALIFAX, S3TS. rs, 1857.
The United States sIoop var Cyans antvei here %
Sunday Last and not her Britannia Msess soop Uay euns
~ publshed In the New York papers
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Political Intsifigsncs

erolGIA ErpcrroS the coming election In Gcorria
which takes place on Monday The ssn Of ocsobcv,
Governor and eight bcrs 70 the thirty nnh Courrsss
10 be chosen The democrats have nominated Joseph
Brown for the executive CHAIR and the Know No,hinss
are running Mr.. Benjamin H. Hi without, however, We
should judge the most remote idea or elecng him me
democrats have all their Congressional candidates In Ne
neld but The Know No,bings have made nominations IN
only ave OF The eight ds,rcs Senator Toombs has
The stump, and 10 putting spirit into the deuoccrsee
ranD which win tend 70 the complete snnihston Of shs
Know Nothing party In the coming struggle full demo
cratic delegation In the Congress may be safely count
cd on The following are tho names Of Me nominees In
each Congressional district
Democrat Rroc vo1ing
1. James l. Seward. John v. Barto~.
~ J. Crawford. No nomination
3 .. Bailey. X. Triple
q l. J. Garsrell. Nm Tdvci
6. A. Wright No nomination.
Q. James Jackson. No nomination.
7 Linton stephens Joshua Hi
POLLOCK ron wnwsr --aovernor Pollock, OF Pcnnsyi.
wants. delivered speech Al Lock Haven, Pa, last ~eeh,
in favor OF Mr. wIrot the republican candidate for Go
vernon Governor Pollock vn elected BY The Kp,w No.
things two years ago.
ypr ASorHsr Nrv YorK srArs oovvpvrov- 800
ton Of the State Temperance Society," dissenting from the
views Of the Executive Committee who have called a con.
vcnion Of prohbionrts "pure and immesse," for sbe
SON inst a, Rochester, have sailed oouvsGsn for 90
,ober g. 10 be held al Syracuse to- "deberse on the pro
sept poi,on OF the cause In The State" &c
Asorurs ntslorrrxrvu -i1au, Gov selden has vy,s.s
letter 10 the Roshes,eF Democrat. eenylns that shers
were any res luorr pared or considered at the meeting
Of Radical Democratic Republicans At Rochester on ,hs
9th, ~ represented By the Buffalo Reputli He says
No resolutions relating 70 the action Of the state admins
trston either denupcs,cry or otherwise, we're either
parsed or considered by that committee nor vas any.
thing said my hearing, denunca,ory Of the samniss
ton, by any member Of the committee
Or FOR BA-Es Hon. Timothy Davis, member OF Oos-
gress elect from the Sixth district Of Massachusetts, and
COLLEAGUE Of exspesker Banks In the iau Congress
rrcrg grovud In favor OF the election OF Mr. BAn 70
cdicc Of Governor.
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Trial OF the Murderer Townsend, In Canada.
ToRosro, Sept. %, 1857.
me trial OF the noted murderer Townsend alias HoHes
~ commenced al Oayuga, Hadmand county, yesterday
Solicitor General Smith con4uC tae prosecution. strong
case made against Townsend, and in.ens interest b
manifested In the trial.
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Ing this evening 10 pay tribute Of respect the memory
OF Comms nder Herndon.
In the nrst Naval Court 10 the OF Lieut. R. Turner
Lieut.. Sartor and Commander Shaw we've this morning.
examined.
In the second Court, In Lieut. BisseIs case, Chief En-
gineer Archbold and Commanders Young and window
testified on the part Of the government
In the third court, 70 the physical illness OF Com
mander Benhsm the Court then sat with closed doors
como 70 their finding on the CASE.
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Later European News Expected-Tr0ops nor
England.
HALIFAX, Sept rs, 1857.
We learn that the OuSaxd screw steamship Jura IVES y
leave Cork the 18th 18th inst for st. Johns, n H.
where she h now due; and whore shc win embark ths
18th regiment for England She may bring two days
later intelligence from Europe
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-13

BULBS FLOWERS, SEEDS AND ROOTS
IMPORTED direct from Holland, and for sale by
IL j. J. PENNINGTON.
Hyacnths IL sorts Double Red;
Do 8 do Rose; -
Do do Dark Blue;
Do do Light Blue;
Do do Double Blue;
Do do Double Yellow;
Do do Double White;
Do do White and Yellow;
Do Mixed sorts; Tulips IL sorts Double;
Crown Imperial IL sorts;
Amaryllis Josephine; "a
Amaryllis Regime d'Holiand;
Crecus l2 sorts; Annemenes 30 sorts;
Ranoncues 100 sorts; Jonquilies do;
Lilies l2 sorts, with q large variety Of choice
Flowers and Vegetable Seeds fel4
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s EV NSV IL LIZ
PAPER WAREHOUSE.

PAPER WAREHOUSE.
VYTE have now on hand and offer on liberal terms,
w we'll assorted stock for printers and bookbind-
ers, among which we name
500 bundles Printing Paper, assorted sizes;
1000 Straw Boards; 1000 Tar Boards, .
As well colered Printing Paper; plain Cap and Host
fat Cap; Denny, Medium. white and coored Cards and
Gard Boards, which have cut to any size; Post
Office paper; Manila Wrapping, Printers Ink, &c.
We also beg leave to call the attention Of dealers
stock of $500 bundles Wrapping Paper and 100 gross Of
Bonnet Boards. The highest market prich paid for
Rags. rENNEY S0RENS0N. "A
ap2e
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.

CAhD ~ IHb LADIES.
TNHIS great Turkish Periodical remedy for thei'
mediate removal of distractions, Irregularities
Proapsus Uteri, Failing Of the Womb Leuchorrhe
or Whites, &C, &c.
These Pills have never in single instance failed In
producing the menses. Zoo much cannot be said In
their favor. No woman can enjoy good health when
that particular part Of her peculiar organization is de-
ranged. Sickness ut the stomach headache, anguof,
debility pain in the head, side and hack, loss Of appe
tite, costiveness, &c, of the SYMPTOMS which
attend irregular mensruaton. As certain time are
these Pills to remove and all of these SYMPTOMS
De sure and get the genuine, which has signature
each box. These Pills may he had by addressing
DIR. sanGOy a. Co., and inclosing OIL, the Pills will
be sent by return mail.
N.B.-Lades whose health will not permit of All n,
Of family. will find these Pills successful pre-
ventive.
Ladies who are pregnant, shoulh not these Pills
they 10 hiring miscarriage though no in
jury 70 health would follow.
Address, DR.. SANFLOY X CO.,
fehsf Cincinnati, Ohio.
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STORAGE WANTED.

XXYE are prepared 10 store in our Fire Proof Ware
Nv house any quantity Of Grain, froduce, or Mer-
chandze, on the most liberal terms. -..r.-at
Having large and airy stairs particular cart
will be taken of Household Furniture, Agricultural
implements and al kinds Of goods or wares liable to
damage from damp rust. -
Insurance effected ST the lowest fire proof rates, by the
month, or longer, when desired.
Warehouse located Of Locuss street and "
and Z. Canal, and most convenient FAR shipping by
River or Railroad. Apply TO GEO. FOSTER 4 co.
APPS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW FEED STORE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Ey H. II. Hart.

CORNER or SECOND AND CANAL srREErs.
VpALED HAY, Corn, Bran, Shipstuf, No. extra
- Flour, Chicken Feed, Crushed Feed and Corn
Meal, in quantities to suit the trade. All trade deliver
ed by express promptly. Grinding done to socommo'
date the country trade. Thankful for the past svors,
hope by strict attention to buyers, for continuance OF
a liberal trade. RIB. HART.
ami
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j. e. CAMPBELL,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER,
FIRST STREET, BETWEEN VINE AND DIVISION,

FIRST STREET, BETWEEN VINE AND DIVISION,
EVANSVILLE, IND,
MANUFACTURE of every description Of Brass
thing manufactured in the East, and a. favorable
terms.
keep SANITY on hand oil globes, stop, guage,
bib and cylinder cocks; church, steamboat and hotel
bells antfricfon metal, soft and spelter solder, as
well complete assortment of all other articles
ally kept in this line of business.
am also appointed sole agent In this CITY for the
sale of Jas. Thomps0n's celebrated leather belting.-
These beltngs far superior to anything offered,
and have invariably, when exhibited, been awarded
with the first premium. Samples Of the same can be
seen at the establishment.
Every description OF Brass Castings made TO order,
and furnished at Cincinnati prices
The highest market price pala for old copper, brass
and zinc.
All orders addressed to me will meet with prompt
and immediate attention. deci55
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CO.PARTNERSHIP IN THE
Wholesale Dry Goods Business.
gUlHE undersigned have this day entered into a CO.
III partnership, under the style Of FRENCH Il JE:
RAuLD, TO carry ON the Wholesale Dry Goods and
Clothing Business and for that purpose, will be glad
to all their friends at the old stand of johnson
French, Evansville, Ind.
WM. Z. FRENCH.
sepl5-1y SYLVESTER I. JERAULD.
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MEXICAN navyOakum, navy and extra Oaknm
Nanufactarei by the Empire Oakum Works. For
le by SMITH, COOPER, Il CO.
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PAPER HANGING WAREHOUSE.
aa$ C. SCHMITT l. STARK,

80 First Street. Near Msin-
ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURING.
VYT wish 70 call the attention OF or Old customers
w and Of everybody in want 81 elegant and desir-
able FL rniture to our new and rich Patterns If
Sofas sociabeS, Diyans Elizabeth aa farlor Chars,
and in Hair Cloth, Plush and Brocsts, which will he
ready for inspection In a few days
Every article in the Upholstery Live j. made under
our personal slporintenepce and expressly for the
City Trade. We make Il our aim Ia sell as cheap a.
any house in the West, and all ak is: give Us cal
before and Spend your moncv abroad.
ars7 c. SCHNlfT e STARK.