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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-24
From KANSAS.
Corre,7or G.rce Of The 50. Logis Drno--at
LswR.scE. X T., Mach 8, 49,.
EniGRATIOS


MIGRATION
The emigration 70 ID Tertiary hss began Il earnae.
Every boat tos up the river brogs more or lses
VI tb,u s,ue boss being Perfectly crUwded by The a
'ob siderable portion OF tbe enis-s"oa desSaef ~,
he Territory las Fsll and coming through tl<s snd
Northern hfsos, bad 10 stop .nd r1n er here wheo
de colo weather SET in severely in December.
These enigrsats now arriving and those OF hem
having teams will stsrt in s. coon a. srsse oens -
gov The tm'srrtiJn per etTs'es INTO the county 10
az directions P-rsons ban ing clam. SIRE io he i)1n1
- ing in al d'ecions over Tenn DRY. New 70 sns
being laid Of. Improvements sre going onrapsdly
ever t'ls early sson.
Il difcuhies 90 rot sRsiD epsue the emigration sud
impr vemsn o. The Territory ~'il be extensive aud
yei, v,usble. The rivers ia the W.stse all 'unnins
v-'y 'ul although some OF them are yet 10 HOOD
The kaI s1 River ia N good stage, there must De
eight or ten feet 10 the ch,1De The military sto-ee
eesigr,d FOR Fort Riley could be shipped on good
90 eli boats Enc cent up any tine in the nett tro
moths, Il DO, a. later GATE From toe condition oil
The tesd waters Of O'sse, ~ood INFER tnat rVef
a. be in good boatipg condi'i
LAND FRAUDS.
Serious suprebensonr Of off culi les are entertained
relative 10 ibe land frsucs on the shawnee Reserve
Although the aLds are not nomin-uy open, they we're
,v.d.o b, u ubers Of On citation Jst residents
~ JsclSp &. ury ssouii, ~h, prs'eDd 10 have
taher and 70 bold il The CLAIMS thus AIKEN ave o7en
DIV oed b.ts.ep some 100 men, many OF whom lag
claim 10 the same qusrtsi sec'ioo
L. great Any csse5 the land ls Bed o7 POUNDS
,it Of Il UT gs or merely stake-narks and 10 neatly
one BALI be cas.s where the ani is sad 70 be h-d,
n ere have b. en- no msrss and tIen TO ,ke
sIy Those no have been on the lands have N ,sly
le They desl b return when tle cens1s is taken,
.od at the eecon They Do not propose 10 settle %
The l,nd. OF improve them but 70 hold them BY force
The upi strength o. as'oc ,tion. Those gao se
fere 81 G. e tbe Territory in end 10 GO Oh Ard locate
Al d oi.regsrd ibese suds The difficulty in the way
is that be Indian agent, who is Pro slave @ 81,
heaens u drive 81 Tiers ". iie Gever n'effer-d Sltn
members OF the A.so iaou while going on, but 1t is
b.ue,.d he will dive of actual ss't ers.
The TOPEKA COSvE>TIos.
TIE election for delegates 20 hs Topeks Convention
d Oh sre few GAYS since There seemed - Do "a
sic erabe inte,es, t.keu in the ee ton hr,u hout Tbs
equity, go far a. have heard. There we're 'one H.
teen candidates Lsxref vas eutidsd u SIX dele
esi.a They w.re elected b, ballot. Messrs ODD,
PtilIips and Lsurie we're eecAd BY q very geoeral
vote TIE other three elected ~ purtlltie,
81 eely contested They we're Arssrs. Allen WINS
Ard Wordep The togp of Lswrepce Is ln1rospg
very rapidly. Several large ou'dcgs, for hotels, have
..en e. ect during the pa, Winter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-24

o-A ing he es.uy preliminary eI ,niDspocs for IL
impleHeDt Trial and seeDs ooD6d-p. OF e ossag
.nsps one Of u. most abrasive md are'ul 'esiure
fh- sbos. II certai ~ of 6rst importance 70 oor
-rners, has TIE good sishe. OF tie enTe oouoirs
riss success. This heiDy ID. rs; 6-d trJ Of inpse
rn', by ib- Society it c.noo, be eIpec ed - attain
bar ye' i-c'ioD in dstss SD general consequence ths
tpoih.r snr prscsioe sill eess,ry oTiog
sIth it; but tie zs2i, bJl5 stsnd S fer his been
ak spd ,his Fsl'- :-sl Hus, he Of gres. zee.
Toe prsuinm i tx re- up o-e'fy l,rge-.m un'''
% some $40 Geo. bu. i, vii probably be much cuAled
after cum examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-24
From Our Own Correspondence.


WASHINGTON March 81, 1857.
II will not do to 'nsst upon Father Whiaesay's
voluntary retirement from service Like a seas Die
old gentemsn as he is admitted to be, when NJ.
Buchanan csme into the Presidency. he s;rp,ed
over 10 the White House sud said Ia hin: "Wh.u-
lever you want my place for s friend inform Inc,
and there Will be no trouble" The Pfesldeut
with equal grace answered: LET It stand upon
"tbst foctlug for the present Mr.. Wntse.ey is
resigned TO hrs fac. He has not resigned his Office
but he sfOrd to snap his fngers IN Uncle Sans
face, having 8 ,nug nert-egg of $4,000 70 heap
warm upon for the res. of bis days. 4 mDss
ravepous ersw Of Ohio politicians are hereabJu's,
such as have figured irom tue year oae down wards.
Some Of them look asfuly seedy and ngy, aud
others - if q scrap from the puolc cob ud De- 3
God. blessing They began midwise on the al ha-
BET, paying of Medary. and now Medlll Insists
they shall siick 10 the sllitersuOn until be is pen
stoned. The taste Of Office which he got When
Commissioner of Indian Affairs has only sh.rpened
his appetite, and now nothing less than something
better than that will suit his cultivated palate
The Controlership of the Treasury, to which be
sspires Is one Of the most responsible othces under
Government, requiring the very highest order III
tgal ability and he most unquestioned integrity.
TIE Treasury might be robbed of millions annually
with an incompetent careless and loose man IN
that place, and the exactpess Of Whit'lesey oc-
casionally running into extremes-bss been one OF
the active causes OF the outside opposition now
manifested. A great interest is concerned ID get
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-04-06

6 The Trustees Of the several Benevolent
Institutions of the State. held another conven
tion at Indianapolis on Friday, and in order to
learn from the Governor if he had any new
information in regard to the support of the in-
stitutions under their charge, committee
was sent to search for his isexcellency, who said
he had no information to impart to them. A
resolution was offered to close the institutions
and disband the inmates, which was rejected
by nine to six votes. The Trustees of the In.
sane Asylum, afterwards met and determined
to close that Institution Immediately, and
have already issued notices to the country
and to the friends of the inmates. to take
away their patients without delay. This i.
the first bitter fruit Of last winters misrule
and the Governors obs;inacy.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-04-06

STEAMBOAT ITEM Recommendations
one night last week, while fine steamer
was on her way up to this port from Cncin-
natl, crash was heard in one Of the state
rooms of the ladies' cabin followed by the
screams Of lady, who, with her husband
occupied the state room. Such hubbub at
such an hour was alarming. The ladies' o.
course. thought the boat might be blown up
snagged, or otherwise injured fearfully-and
it was finally necessary for the husband o
the lady whose screams had been heard, to
sppsarat the door, not exactly in proper CO.'S
tune Cor receiving the calls Of ladies, to ex-
plain that he, being portly and weighty gen
tleman, had taken the upper berth in the
state room and during the night, the supports
Of the berth giving away, he had fallen, berth
and all, upon his unfortunate wife, sounily
sleepy below. She was not seriously inju-
red, however, and the commotion at once
subsidized; the affair atfording hearty laugh
to all parties next day. Of course.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-04-06

o. The New York Times gives list OF
mysterious disappearances Of persons in that
city within few months. c. L. King left the
counting room of his employers in November.
to visit his friends in Saratoga. He was never
heard Of afterwards. Mr. De Forrest left the
Metropol tan Hotel to go to Brooklyn; he had
some $500 and gold watch with him. He
has never been seen since. Another gentle
man from Chicago EFF the same Hotel, to go
to Brooklyn for the purpose of collecting a
debt OF $4,000. lie never re-appeared and
no trace has ever been discovered Of him.
We can add another, a mechanic who had
just completed valuable invention. and vas
last fall in New York to prepare his papers
for patent, left his boarding house in the
evening to so half a square to a shop for a
cigar, while he left several friends in the room to
await his return, never came back, and though
search was made for him for weeks, no indi-
cation of his fate could be found. His patent
has since been secured by Others who have
the prospect Of realizing fortune from it for
the benefit Of his family and themselves. @
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-04-06

a HORRIBLE DEATH.-A young man by the
name Of GLASGOW, with his companion, one
night last week, walked out upon the suspen-
sion bridge at Nashville, which spans the
Cumberland river an hundred ket above its
surface; he mounted upon the railing, and
holding on to one Of the guys to support him
self, stood watching the passage of steamer
through the arch Of the bridge. His compan-
ion stepped from him for a moment, to another
part Of the bridge, and on his return GLASGOW
had disappeared. He called for him, but no
answer came. Search was made for him,
through the city, and no trace of him could
be had. The next morning his remains were
found upon the rocks beneath the bridge a
mangled mass Of mutilated flesh and broken
bones. The fall was over one hundred feet
and upon the edge Of rocks. He had been
drinking and his head was probably unsteady
and he lost his balance, and made tie fearful
plunge into eternity in an instant.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-04-06

SHARP PRACTICE.-A respectable family at
Til!in, Ohio, had son who had established
himself in a lucrative business in some Of the
new Western cities; had prospered and got
married. In the midst of worldly happiness
his life was cut short by an accident. His
iather's family had never seen his wife; but
shortly after his decease, an interesting lady,
clad in mourning appeared at the paternal
mansion and announced herself as the widow
Of the lamented son. Great was the joy of
the household at the visit Of their beloved son
and brothers relict. Three weeks passed by
and she worked her way deep into the af.ec-
tions of the family. She was regarded as
daughter, as sister. The hour came for her
ldeparture-they had exchanged miniatures
the farewells were sad--the blubbering was
at its very height, when she called the old
gentleman to one side, with great embarrass-
ment told him that she had lost her pocket
book containing all but trifie Of her funds
She felt difiidence in making the request, but
il she could not apply to her beloved Harry's"
father to whom could she 60.
The old mans heart melted, and in mo-
ment his wallet was produced and ten rs of
the Senaca County Bank were rendered and
accepted She departed, and nothing was
heard Of her for several months, when the
father Of the sons wife was written to, who
replied that his daughter had not been from
home since her husbands DEATH /, was af-
forwards discovered that the impostor was
servant girl, who had lived in the deceased
sons family, and had cleaned enough Of the
family history to act the part Of the pretended
twife
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-04-06

FoR JUSTICE OF THE PEAcE.-Mr. u. NJ.
p. Carter is q candidate for Justice OF the
Peace. The ability OF this gentleman to dis
pense justice, is too well known in this CON-
munity to need comment from US. 1t is q
striking proof of Mr.. Carter's modesty that
having failed to secure the Common Pleas
Judgeship. he is content to serve his country
men in more humble and less remunerative
capacity!
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-04-06

CHARLEH LONDON CORDIAL GIN is shown BY
the Records Of he Custom House only London
Cordial DIN IMPORTED and sold In boss all others
made herein imitation oft.
delicious tOnic beverage. and BY its peculiar favor
ESQ different from other gns) universally esteemed all
who used it, is adopted with in OF
DrsPrPsIA Gour RHEuxArIsH. DRopszr. GRAVEL. .CoLc.
CHOLERA. FEVER AND AGUE srgIcTCRE. DISEASE TIE
URINARY ORGANS. EPILEPSY FENALE sEGU LAIIrIEs &c.
Or. VALENTINE Morr. Of New York. in letter TO the
proprietor. says:
Charles London Cordial in the purest BEST and most
reliable Extract OF Jaafper. have seen.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN is soid by all
Drusgist' and Grccers in the United States and also
numerous poisons called Loudon Cordial Giho avoid
then buy only "CHAILEs Reject any othe- offered to
you as value your health Price dollar for quarts
atty cs 1ts for pnts. EDMUND G. CHARLES.
mh30-3md&w Sole Importer. 70 Broadway, n. Y.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-04-06

A VALUABLE RENEDv-The alua,iiei testimony in fa-
Of Dr. Osvaoa1SAs Valuable Medicine TO be found in
ad versirg column toda viii commend iseifto the
ap ecation Of aiers. the
high character aud position the ceaean who makes this
yoiun Dr. skill1hs sgo Daily Jour
The notice eoterporary speci, refer
certica.e of ~ " ali Esl.. in the
efficacy DR. Oavsaauhs Pile Sive. which is advertised
in our columns, for sale by
mkl3 KELLER d WHITE.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-04-06
HoOrL ,ND's GERMAN HirTgRs.

THE GREAT REMEDY FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY
IN aULsgIzEs. Doyies,own, Pa. jane 20. 1851 says:
My wife has ba.a ais;ei vtl debility since
september 1851 since which time have been unable
Gu physician that would benefit her tho
least. until dsy eAst a: tho store of DR. Harvey. OF
for tia:tlre Of iron. aai described him
the AT etions of we he thea han1et lot of
TO read which ouai describing German
Bitters. Immediately procured few Bottles from
and pleased ht ths of tbs Bistsrs has don
than all the stcaes she has hsretot
taken. wish you seai ne half DOZEN botsiss."
Sc mhI3
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-04-06

TIE OPERA IN EyAssvILLE.-we are on the
high road to eminence, sure enough. To
night, at Apollo Hall, we are to be presented
with Marie. the daughter Of the Regiment.
To those who have read of "The OPERA" yet
have never seen the veritable thing itself, this
will be an interesting occasion. A distin-
guished vocalist will appear. and we promise
all who 60, Q pleasant time.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-04-06
ID. G. KELLER.

IgoN.--A vein OF Iron ore has been discoy-
cred in the upper part of Perry county, seven
or eight miles from the river, which extends
over twenty miles in length. and is from 20
TO 60 feet in thickness, specimens Of which
have been analyzed by DR.. d. ID. Owen. who
pronounc"s it the hydrate oxide Of Iron which
will yield from As to 55 per cent Of iron. and
form pig similar to that made on the Cum
berland river, which is the best Iron in the
country. 1t is also in the immediate vicinity
Of coal ands limestone. With such resources
around Us. it's reproach to the country that
we 60 abroad for all our railroad iron.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-04-06

[tor the Journal.
Mr. CARIILE:-Please inform nv friends of
the Fifth Ward, that other duties will render
1t impossible for me to serve them in the hon.
orable and dgnified capacity Of councilman,
(should be elected,) but will, at all times, be
ready TO serve them when in needof drugs
end medicines. You will, therefore, please
withdraw my name, and oblige,
Very respectfully,
ID c. KELLER
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-04-06

From LAKE SUPERIOR. Ontonagon
Miner says: "there is an immense mass OF
pure copper exposed in the Minnesota mine
which is some 45 feet in length, and. in the
thckest part, as much Us 8 or9 feet in thick
ness. Ii it ispure as it appears to be, it con-
tains, probably. more than 500 tons of metal
and it is certainly worth, as it lies. more
than Sl50OO0
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-04-06
TRIO BONo PUBLJCO.

N7"Every mother should have box in the house
handy In case Of acsilents 20 the children"
Heddtnr's Tsussie salyc.
Its Boston remedy of thirty years standing. and is
recommended by physicians. Itisa sure and speedy
cure for Burns Piles, Boils Corns. Feons Chblains,
and Old Sores Of every kinds for Fever Sores, Ulcers,
Itch, scald Head Nettle Rash. Bunions Sore Nipples
ne 'mmendsd by uurses,l Whhows, stie.. Testers.
Flea Bites. Spider S;ings. Frozen Inbs, Sal. Rheum,
Scurvy. Sole and Cracked Lips, Sore Nose Warts nd
Flesh Wounds, il lea most valuable remedy md cure
which can be testified b. thousands who have used il
in tho yof Bostonnd vicinity for the thirty years.
In no instance Will this Ssve do injury interfere
with physicians prescriptions. II is made from the
prrest materials from recipe from Yu.sia-oi
articles growing in tha, country--and the propreiors
from all classes clergy men, ply scans
captains nurses, and others who have used 1t them
selves. and recommendit to Others. Reddng's Russia
Salve Is put in large tin boxes stamped the
With picture of house AMI disabled soldier which
picture Is also engraved the wrapper. Price cents
box. Rspprse S Co. Propretors,
KELLER, FARNSLEY * co. Aeeni.,
ap1.d&wly Evansville. Ind.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-04-06

THE BURDELL MURDER-The counsel ol
Mrs. Cunningham and Mr.. Eckell, accused OF
the murder Of Dr. Burdell, in New York, are
confident Of their acquittal. The counsel de-
clare that they are not only able to establish
their clients innocence, but to give the name
of the real murderer, and show how the deed
was done.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-04-06

e Hoohsnd's German Bitters prepared andsold ty DR..
Jackson the Glraan Medical Store 12n Arch street.
philadelphia daily in their xsl
for OF all diseases ainS from eeraug-ent Of the
liver These Bttrs have indeed proved blessing 20 the
who their gratitude by the fattsring
testi-ac aais The esciae has established for itself
that eosp.tiSsrs however Willy their schemes.
ducve their promises cannot eh Ii gained the public
the immense benefits that have been
See adverti.-ment mhi3
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-04-06

OF We see by the Cannelton paper, that
the manufacture Of corn brooms, of superior
quality, has been begun by one Of the citizens
of that town. The raising Of broom corn and
the manufacture of the brooms can no where
be SO cheaply done as in this vicinity. The
seed Of the corn will pay for the labor
of raising, and the brush is worth $50 per
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-04-06

Mr.. lngle, that the Journal can't "be whistled
up'' by any party orset of men; and it is this
fact that offends him. And he will find that
the Journal neither hunts in couples nor sing
ly such feeble and crippled game as he has
presented in the recent chase; it would be
most snoble and cruel sport, which it will
ever distlain.
After his eminent services and his five years
railroad education, no one disputes Mr. In
gle's right to the title of RAILROAD Monarch"
in "these diggings." But we protest against
being set down as an unmitigated ignoramus,
in the great operations offinance and railroads,
for we trod the paves Of Wall Street and
Third Street, before Mr.. Ingle's advent on
those theatres Of mighty commercial opera.
tons, and have had 'the honor to advise in
negotiations" Of more than S350.0OO in bonds
within their precincts; and moreover, we have
engineered, built, and equipped ourselves, two
entire lines of Railroads, that have been in
successful operation and paying large divi.
dends for twelve years. One was 2.0O0--fec,
lin length--the other was half its length
Yet we are no rival for Mr.. Ingle's throne
and shall never dispute his sway.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-04-06

OF A letter from Paris speaks OF the EN-
press Eugene becoming weak -minded--that
she only thinks Of dress and fashionable fol
lies. Consequently Louis Napoleon, the En-
peror, is becoming disgusted with his Spanish
wife
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-04-06

THE RoUTEs TO THg PAcIrIc.-We have
now but one route open to California. The
Nicaragua is at present completely blocked,
and is likely to remain in an unsettled condi-
ton for a long time. Our affairs with New
Granada are assuming threatning aspect;
and according to tine last advicss there was
probability that feet would DO ordered to
both sides of the Isthmus to take possession
of the Panama Route. This would be an act
of open war, and would provoke acts Of hos
tility on the part of the natives that would
deter travel from it, oven If our Government
could hold possession Of it. These contin-
gencies show US the impolicy Of depending
upon foreign routes for intercourse with the
distant States Of our own confederacy; and
should urge upon the country the necessity
Of immediate measures for pushing line Of
railroad through our own territory. Ii hos
tilities should occur with Granada, the whole
Of our travel and transportation would be
thrown upon the unfinished Tehauntapec
route, over newly made dirt road, one hun
uIeO tnIeS III ieuStu- hc saving VI uiStahSC
will make the Tehaun'apec route our best
route. out side Of our own territory, when its
railroad shall be completed. But that is a
work OF years. From the South We have
telegraph reports that the new Administra-
ton have offered Mexico S15,0O0OOO for the
Tehauntapec Isthmus, which is the same as
the nrouosition made by Mr.. Buchanan for
the same province when Secretary OF State
1t would be a valuable, and is almost ne.
cessary acquisition to US. 1t would place us
on both sides Of Mexico and enfold her al
most within our embrace. The Gulf will ul
timately become American sea, and its
whole shores must one day be American ter
ritory. Mr. Buchanans purchase Of the 18th.
mus would be an important step in its accom-
plishment. The Postmaster General is about
to give the Tehauntapec Company contract
for carrying the mail.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-04-06

ANOTHER vIcrIM.-Hon. Samuel Brenton,
Member of Congress from Indiana, died at his
residence in Fort Wayne on Sunday evening
last from the disease he had contracted at the
National Hotel in Washington.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-04-06
rEIE BULBS astAD.

e Notossn thi. place. cents rer line insertion
50 cents per ne three tnes so esas line week dis
eountcn Ion yer time.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-04-06

MURRAY d LtsMAN's FLORIDA WATER =
fi teen OF triumphant South America is
the Of this peerless OF tropical
aowsrs to the ladies OF che Unitei States limitations
the thr odor is both sckenirg
That of the senune Is iating rereshing delicate aud
heathful Sold by " T. LAnnsn a Co. wholesale drug
gist 81 Water strae New York. and by all druggists so
per bOtte. ap2
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-04-06

w. A GENTLEHaN. .thsr,uShly acquainted with the
s> dry saois sai grocery business has had long
psrienee In both. is excellent sales
ptshed Book Keeper would like situation N which either
or all these qualifications would he available has
poyers whom he awe tho references Apply
to the editor OF the Journal. fe24-u
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-04-06

The large spacious h,rss with s,aslirs for n horses
connection with fne Bowling Alley aud lots situated
Main spOwn the Balls sad sinirablv located
tor ira, class hotel be had lease great bar
gain for years. Apply,o
nh2f-ImaAw J. O. JEWELL & co.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-04-06

no ARnfyG

With large and pleasant fof the OF
gentlemen and lady for single gentlemen, be Obtained
in private family. in central location. Apply at th
offce feil-tf
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-04-06
COAL
TEMPLE OF uONnR

TEMPLE Or HONOR.
Evansville Temple Of Honor No meets every Thursday
evening in the HAIL. Water Canal Bank
X. W. PoINrDEXTBR. W. @. T.
Al. O'2EILLY. W. Il.
Bsacoa Light Social No n every aitern ate
Friday evening as above. JOHN HYDE. b. p. T.
q. W. RUDYARD. B. Y. jan20 '51-ly
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-04-06

kloliOwsv's Ointu ent and Pills What th-ir
Cro3antalr'fhey approved by most eng ghtened
ovcr-as I'd by the h-hs. medical authority,
AMI declared iaCabie in all dis
of he skin slap Is and secretive Soii ,ths
astorsf No 80 Maiden ars. New York AMI No 2;f
strsud Lordn and by all druggists at 2je.. e2s and 81
per pot or box. ap2
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-04-06

II 4 r e 8

ssquare lines ess one time Soc: tbrss times el:
one week u so two weeks. sa 50; one month -; three
Adveris. Cards lines OF unSe- IS rer
No charge for marriage death neti,es
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-04-06

WoOD WD00,,-Oreers for Wood left at sAxuEI
vicSERr's will be promptly hliei. feb3
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-04-06

H 1t costs the city Of New York $4l4.74
per year for gas.