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New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARNET-March 2--The mar
ke quite buoyan; the opening Of the week with st
vance all austes Of ID but the Americas adyces winch
Tuesday checked the upward movement and the
days bsles Of which coo taken By specuors and
1860 export The adyces fron Manchester were nore fsv
oIabe and the market hrmer The sie' however were
unnp9ran n Of holders demanding an advance
LnERPOOL BREADsTUFFS MARRET.-Inere mas
been decline all Of Breadstu and the market Closed
with tendency still GOvnward Richardson, Spence u say
The weather which been very favorable tor crop h,
great dulnes, Flour bas declined 3D. Weste
Canal quoted al q ~ Philadelphia aud Baltimore ~ =
Oio via Northern ports 25 d.. via New 9rsA' y 0
Wheat is very dull and has declined ID Ia Red Is quoted az
6iG6i 2; White u az D. IN
LnyRPooL PRovIsIOY MARKET.-Beef dull and
orotaors nominal Pork quiet 70 og Prime. Bacon duh
The auction sae wei quite fa, only small proportion being
sold Cumberland quoted az - ga ~ Lons Mlulo fooU
cLarred Lard dull and selling fof 49, G5O Talo~ slow u
sac, but prices unsl'eied . ,.,:.. L..
LnFKPOoL PRODUCE MARKET.-Potashes qust, OUT
firm Pearlsshes otto Sugar steady Rice d1ie hosl uu
at for common. ecroa Bark du but prices GnaeEed
Clover Seed dull az AZ di8i. - III
LosDOn MARKETs, March 4.-BREADsrUFF5 dun
and declining WHEAT down az SUGAR hrm on better
crsdes but inferior qualities have slightly decined CoFtEs
heavy and quotations barely maintained IL. fr Con1ou
sel for RICE dull, with slgnt decline Oh al quaes
TAILow firm at 55i. LISsEED Or % ~ s.
PIG IRoN firm sales or the Clyde N ooiodool y
TN has decined5
LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday, March "a, p. m.-Saes
Of CoTIos to-day bales the market closing with decHinS
BRfA6sruyf, are weak in prico with but l.e inquiry
Provisions generally unchanged . oc.-o-, r.
LONDON, March "A, n0on.-C0NsOLs, 9oI a''t ior
money aud 81. tOr account.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
"CENTRAL DEMOCRATIC CLUB

7, tss Edito. Of TIE ~ y. TS'bsHe
SIR: We observed in the columns OF Tie D,Iy
N,rs the other day, series of resolutions aaossax
the AdDnistrsticn respecting ,its hansas poacy,
SAID mee,r and found the following persons prsssst
berg al that were present; c. II. Bracket, Press
deut OF Kentucky appointed by Secretary Guthne 70
a position IN the Customs-es!sry $SVo Pef sansm;
Peter McDermott, Inspector in the Customs-sslsry
81 Oa5; G. S Hickox, in the Surveyors oficc-sAay
$500 John Kerrigan, ballad ist, sborer IN the U b
Bonded Wsnhouse-salsry 5000; X. G. Wilde. isb"s-
er E3giishmsnl l-salsry $500 {. II. Bo!weu, 40 sst
sry 10; and T. T. Everett OF Hoboken, New-Jerssy.
THIS sei-admration club OF eight or ten Custom
House officials, who fearful Of losing ths,I pos.
tons tie who voted for the adoption Of sasS
agreed 70 pay two dollars for tie hall day this
week TO hold "ma;s meeting 10 "sustaia the
Plesiaeui." Now. when this mass meeting comes od
at No 63 Bowery this week, sl these gen,lemsa vsil
act well their part, for therein " all he,r hons~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
CHINA.


Advices from China via Bombay, describe trade q,
almost paralyzed, and state that imports were accu-
muatng to such exten. as 10 render it difficult 10
procure storage.
Exchange at Hong Kong on January -, was 4I9i,
and at Shanghse 5Illi. Freights were dull
The total export Of teas fer the year TO Great Brl'
tain shows decrease of eight million pounds
The Iimess Canton correspondent reports the entEe
reestabishment Of order there.
The Chinese loss during the late etack was not De-
heved to exceed 30 men.
The English and French, it was said would proceed
north az early as possible.
The China mails intended for the lost steamer Ava
had reached England.
The blockade of Canton was to finish on the l0tn OF
February. The city will then be accessible to foreign
ers under certain conditions, which will shortly Dc
promulgated. The state Of sege is TO cont nue. curing
the perlod OF occupation. Immense depot. OF arnis
bad been discovered. The Allies had destroyed the
remainder of the fortifcsnoLs.
The large towns Of koachow and keaDg Chdn9 Aas
been retsken by the Imperialists.
Fears were entertained for the safety OF the snip
John Taylor, which left China October 7th, Tor Eng
land, and assurances were being effected al ~ 70 ~
per cent
LA1Esr.-The Calcutta Mail stesmer, with no later
news from India, but with the China mail to feoruafy
IL. arrived a. Suez on the 18th of March.
lek, prisoner on board the lIhenole, was o.
Hong kong on his was to Calcutta. o .
The, blockade of Canton was raised on the lola VI
February.
Toe Americans and Russians had joined the rrencn
and English III demand on the Chinese Government.
The letters Of the four Penipotent.Ties hsa gone up
TO Shanghae and by the middle Of Marca II Wou!i 20
known " hat line China would take.
nIaae had reOpened 81 Cantoa.
Ihe 7WA Sepoy Regimen. aAd auISe1' saa Wss
quRtered Kuala tao WaLs Of Csas9p.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
IBv telegraph. |
81. LOUIS. Monday. Al

ST. Louis, Monday April D. ISS.
Tie Western mai is very irregular, and Leavenworth
pspers from the Goth 10 the jOth ut. have not been
received.
In the Constitutional Convention co the 3Oth ut the
Committee appointed to frame Schedule, reported
one.
1t provides that the Constitution be submitted to
vote Of the people on the third Tuesday in May and
thst an election for Members Of the Legislature,
Judges and State officers shall be held at the same
time. 1t also provides that all laws now in force not
repugnant to this Constitution hal remain in full force
until they expire by their own limitation
The Bill of Rights is Identical with the Topeka BILL
A remoustrarce to Congress against the admission Of
Karsas under the Lecomptor Constitution was read
aud copy ordered to be Immediately forwarded to
WashipRton.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

IsTFRTsrIsG TO SLAyIHOL DERs.-A case OF interest,"
10 others 40 well as shareholders has Just rsnspred IN
Ntksburg Mics. a man pamed Davenport, charged
With killing slsve, was convicted Of manslsugstcr
spd sentenced to seven years hard labor il the Peal
tertiary. The F.cksbnrg Wig says;
"Ths was a case Of some Importance to the slave
LOldeis. TIE accused was overseer sod pleaded
~ MS defense hat the slsye resisting his authority
when be gave the blew causing death. We Ieara ms
Honor Judge ierger, a. the instance OF tho stats,
charged the jury to the effect that the slave, whea
h, lie was threstened or spdsngered by the nhictea
f cruel aud unusual punishment had toe ngst 10 re-
.i,t even the master and that his resistance under
such crcr instances would be no jutmcstoo 70 Tho
accu.ed fcr killing him.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
The Loss of the Steamer Sultan.

ST. LOUIS, Monday, AprI ., Io0S.
The following are the names Of the persons known
to be lost by the burning of the steamer Sultan:
JAMES PoGrL Of La Grange, Mo.
ALBERT PocUE of La Grange, Mo.
Mrs. julius PoGuE of La Grange, Mo.
Ms. CHATHAM Of Baton Rouge LIS.
SBN voolfolk Of Scottville, Iii.
HENRY ELY, ID. ID. MOORE, JosEPH BLACKBURN,
D,,sIs CALLAHAN and AuGUsTUs PRAUDEIS, all Of
81. Louis.
Three cabin boys, three firemen, and four deck pas
ssnsers names unknown are also ascertaned to have
baen los. About thirty of the persons on board are
vet to be heard from, among whom are several cabin
passengers.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
TIfRkEY.

letter states, that in csse the Turks shsl not be
able to suppress the instruction III the Herzstorns,
that the Austrian Government will assist the Sultan
with division cf troops, and that IN such csse the
Austrians will occupy Bosnia for some time.
Per contra The London Posts Paris correspondent
says that the Austrian Government viii not Interfere
in the afIaiIs of Montenegro, and that Austria will
only draw military Gordon toward her own frontier.
The Alexandria correspondent OF The London Times
says that Mr de Leon, United States Consul at that
place had returned from the mission he undertook TO
siding near Jafia, the details Of which have already
been published
The Turkish authorities had yielded to the udig-
rant remonstrsnces of Mr. De Leon and arrested our
of the parties TO the outrage. They had all been con-
victed and we're lying in irons awaiting confirmation
OF their sentence from Constsntinople
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House took up the SsnSte's amendments to the
Nh. OUITMAN Miss preferred the original num-
Der Of regiments but the troops should move I'M
tnediately, he would consent to the reduction
M1. HUGHES 1nd.) suggested that as Texas was
to have full regiment, New-Mexco ought to have
aa opu,itunlty TO raise one for It's own defense.
MI DTEa.. acquiesctd III this view, particularly as
the regulars were being removed from New-MeAic'
10 Utah. ~ ,,. ~.
which leave II discretionary with the President tt &C
cant one regiment of mounted volunteers Tor the no.
lection Of supply and emgrant trains, and the sup
precision of Indian hostties This was agreed to by
On motion of Mr.. LOyEJOY QlLl resolution
va adond calling ON the Secretary of War to fur
nsh full statements respecting al contracts lor sup
plies for the Utah Expedition.
Mr. BURNETT Ky. offered resolution, winch
was adopted instructing the Committee on Printing
to inquire into the proprety OF suspendinS any work
ordered BY any previous Congress
MIR. GOODE lVs.l reported a bill for the better
protection of lite and property in Washington, pro-
yiding for strong police force, and approprating
800 600 70 carry the act into effect. He urged the
immediate passage of the BILL in view OF the TACT tnat
violence rVbbeTies and murders were OF daly occur
renee. -.
MIR. COLFAX Qnd.) asked whether Mr.. Goode
could give guar sntee that it will not be partisan
police. He wanted more suchi there had been one
already. ,s =
this important question. ,
Mr. TASHBURNE Un.) thought that Washington
should psy its own police expenses.
MIR. LETTER (Ohio) urged postponement.
Mr. GOODE wanted TO know how many murders
will be perpetrated meantime >.
Mr.. LETTER replied; Not more than one and hall
per day; such has been the average.
Mr. GIDDINGS (Ohio) said that the greatest per-
formance of the auxiliary guard to catch negroes,
and surprising them at church. Fer one he was op-
posed to passng bin for the protection of Slavery
and kidnapping in this city.
Mr.. KIiGORE (Ind.) mad compromise on which
all could agree Remove the capital, he said, to In
diana, and the people there would protect themselves
without calling on the Government.
Mr.. MORRIS Qll.) moved to lay the subject on the
table. Negatived, only 81 members voting In the
affirmative. c--....sn,
The bill was then referred to the COMMITTEE OF Tue
Whole or the State of the Union, and will be consid
eted after the Deficiency bill has been disposed OF.
The House then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
Later from Utah.
ST. LOUIS, Monday,

ST. LOUIS, Monday, AprL ., IsV'o.
The Utah mail which left Camp Scott March has
arrived The troops continued in fine health, and were
awaiting the termination Of their commander 10 pro-
ceed 10 Salt Lake Col johnson had regular effec-
tive force Of 800 men, and 1000 animals in good
condition, with large volunteer force and the gene
rsmpresson was that he would not wait for reinforce
ments before making the attack. Communication
with Salt Lake City was entirely prohibited and little
or nothing was known Of the intentions or preparations
OF the MormOns to resist the entrance Of the troops
Col. Johnstons dispatches VIII be forwarded iuue-
distey to Washington.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
ITALY.

Dscontent il Austrian Italy Is said to be daily in-
cieaslng.
On the 20th the Court a. Genoa gave Judgment in
the political trials which took place IN consequence OF
the ey, nts of June.
Mazzini and FIVE others were tried IN their absence
and in contempt of Court sentenced death. Twenty
nine were acquitted and twenty-eght were sentsnced
10 Imprisonment for terms varying from seven to
twenty years.
Rumors are again current Of approaching settlement
Of the difficulties between Naples and tie Western
powers.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
Two new ne,ksis a

NV TAssfsG PRocf"fs.-Two new ms,lsis a
tanning leather have been recently hrough, before the
pubic, one by Messrs. Shaw & Clark OF Msse Who
IN tLe operation machine which Is the subject VI
then patent. They clam that the use ct thus nschss
greatly improves the grain Il the stock prciucei, by
keeping the hide perfectly smooth and er,sndea wh's
IN the quors that Il prevents the destrue,ios Of The
gelal and consequently Ads 10 The weight Of tss
bde aLd shortens TIE tine Of tanning by hsvss the
bdes constantly and thoroughly ssPOsed sn o. ''i"s
TO the lquors beside exposing them to the action ~
the strOugsst Liquors o. the val, and enabling tss
operator TO change them from vat TO vat vth sfss-
ordinary fsriiy Another improved process eosss,s
m 6r removing the hair from the sides aud thssesgay
olesn,rg them 10 pure water or IN sal, AMI vsssf
rouor /. then male by s;eepns 10 u Of Sicily sUsnsc,
ar 10 NJ Of upground nat ge sunac, In 30 gAlsss 81
x,,sr 10 which y n Of sat are aided. Tia y saf-
6e.snt for 30 s.de. winch remaa IN the hlssr say -
noun. more or iess according 10 the Temperature sf
N. liovor bood-hea, being the bes,. After rsmsniaS
in this liquor a. AFORESAID 30 gallons OF stIosg osk
h>rock nfu.on are sjied TO IT, and Is N Of sat, aAl
the .iie. sre allowed 10 remain for ~ b ~ hosrs
longer. Aher being removed, they are PLACED n
new quor the sane as The lest, and allowed 70 rensas
there ak days. 1hs pIooess "a said 10 pcssess the
merit Of greatly abrdgng the tune usually rsqired is
tasssg. bes,ie yseidssg article ef Isakssr ty -
n tAs rssulemssts ot 10 0srkst.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
Marine Disaster.

CHARLESTON, 5. C., AprlI D. 1913.
TIE British brig Vincent from Honduras, Dec 10
bound TO Queenstown, has arrived here leaking.
The ste ans hip James Adger from New:fork eIpe'
rienced violent gale, but sustained 20 injury.
The schooner Richard Law from Mobile tor New
York mas arrived here leaking
TIE schooner La Edousrd from New York has been
stran led on Long Beach, near Georgetown, 3. I.
Steamers have gone to her assistance.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

The Police IN ANOTHER DAScE-CELLAE'-rhe
police Of the Fourth Ward, under command OF sctlng
Capt DeCamp made descent, sbOa. II OcO'E a.t
ng,h, upcn JohnsOns negro d.ncecsltI n n hoo'sys
rear Oak street and took to the Station House al the
nna,es, abou. co in number. Among the prisoners 4!
were bur white women ard sir white men, TINS
cellar has been ore of the wcrs. pisces IN tA' fou'a
Ward Fights there were Of Eighty 0eou1reaGe' 10
esstiy q usu uss badly stabbed tssss'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

THE CosIsG SUassR.-h is said that the Ear Il
Rosse, one OF the first astronomers in Europe, hes
tod gentleman in England that he anticipates oos Of
the most intensely hot Summers this year that has
ever been known and be advises farmers 70 build shss
for their cattle BY way Of protection against the ex-
trtme heat
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
From Albany.

ALBANY, Mondsy AprlI ., IooS.
Tie American and Republican CITY Convention met met
ooyen,ions fully indosing the Anti Lecompton policy,
but declining to accept the nomination for Mayor,
solely on account of his business engagements. Mayor
Perry was then nominated IN his stead.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
The SPEAKER replied against the bill; progress
led

wus reported.
BILLS PASSED.
For the relief OF the Oaondsgs tribe OF Indiaas.
To provide for the Enlargement oil the Caemung
CeBa. Locke.
To aWborjza Harlem Railroad t) run by steam 10
Thir. y-secoad street - -
A mo ton 10 recousidet this bill by MessEs. SEELEY
aud DELANEY was voted down.
To amend the act TO develop the resources Of the
Mopte,uma Ssn Sprirg.
For the relief OF the Westche:tsr County Rilrssi
Company. r
To amend the State Womsns Hospits, charter.
To declare the Buffalo and Lake Huron Raiiro ID
corporation. 90
many 10 consolidate with the Buffalo and B!anttord
Railroad. Adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
INDIA.

The details Of the Indian news via Bombay to the
oath, added nothing of importance to the telegrephc
advices but gave to the hope that decisive rtel-
igeDce would be received by the next mail.
II was rumored that Nena Sahib was wandering
About the country with but few followers
The cannonade of Lucknow was expected to open
on the I'D of February.
Sir Colin Campbell had one hundred and sixty hEs.-
class guns.
Numerous successful encounters with numerous
bodies Of mutineers were reported.
fresh attack on Gen. Outrsm, at Alumbagh, had
also been reported, but no details received.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
sR. BRADY on wOMANS RIoErS

70 at Edii~ u M A. T. T,iba-<.
Sir: Your edhona n,toe Of my lecture uAy pro
duce an erroeeous imprsspr. sta ed the ar,uneos
10 avor Of, and aga,r st ext ag T. women the rxst
of suf age, and declared that WA not prepared 70
advocate such measure.
Sprz y 1855 feura JAS. T. B2AOr
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
ASSEMBLY,

A bill to amend the Assessment laws was reported
complete.
Mr.. BARNES moved to exclude all persons from
the floor not having the privilege thereof by the rule
and invitation. Adopted.
Mr.. ESTY on a question Of privilege alluded to an
article in The Albany journal stating that on Friday
evening the bill to amend the EmigIant Steersge act
had been placed ou Of its order IN the third reading
Of bills and calling it piece OF legislative legerde
main He explained that the bill had by eonsent been
laid aside by its friends in order to allow Its opponents
then absent opportunity tc be present and attend
to it. This was the whole Of the mares nest
MIR. SMITH rose on question of privilege, to apol-
ogize for hasty remark which escaped him or Satur
day, the defeat Of the Emiant Steerage bill, when
he had congratulated the House on its supporting
pack of thieves.
The SPEAKER said that the words had not been
recognized as uttered within the bar Of the House.
BILLS PASSED.
For the relief Of the Common Council and Super
visors Of New-York Of 1857.
To authorize the City OF Auburn 10 convey the
armory site to the State.
To amend the act establishing Courts of civil and
criminal uTisdictiee in BROOKLYN
To provide for the removal Of the obstruction. from
the outlet Of Cayuga Lake and channel of Seneca
River.
To repeal the Railroad Assessment law of 1857.
Passed by Yeas 81; Nays none.
To extend - charter Of the Eremen and CITY In.
suraAse CompsW, New.Yo
To amend the charter of the Sun Mutual and
Schenectady Mutual Insurance Companies.
To repeal tha law authorizing the election of spe-
cal Judge of Ulster County.
Afternoon session having been spent in debstes on
MI. Law project 10 form fund for the completion of
the canals by transfer OF unclaimed dividends f.o
courts ana banks to the State.
Mr.. ARMSTRONG presented a minority report
against the measure.
Mr.. LAW made 40 elaborate argumsnt ic support Of
the bill
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
RUSSIA.

A dispatch from st. Petersburg Gays Russia Is
watching with great interest the relations of EngsHd
aid france.
The Russian navy is TO be fully manned and ship:
building eagerly increased Russia has no intention Of
accepting English and French Corsus in the Black
Sea. .
All suspicious vessels on the Cigcaian coast will be
seized.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
The ST. Lawrence at Montreal.

MONTREAL, c. E., Monday, ApriI D, IaS'
The river above the bridge Is this morning Gear OF
ice. The wide channel is open opposite 70 ana oeoN
days. The water Is falling rapidly. TnIs morning
the weather is cloudy, with q slight rain. The theI
mometer stands al i65 above zero.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

Co. Cumming. Secretary and Acting Governor d
Nebraska, durirg of the tune stce the otgsnisa-
ton OF Tsrriiory. died al Omaha City tie "a
ut. lie had been III sirce Decenber.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

THE NV Army UsHoRx.-The War Department
has issaed orders isr chsoee IN the Army Uniform
The pTessu cap is TO be repscel BY felt hat u the
Hungarian style, with black plume. There % aisa'
caargs v tss spbs..samep,. ef tas cQx!.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
SWITZERLAND.

According to a Swiss paper, the affair Of the ref.
ugees nearly terminated 1t Is proposed to the Fed
efal Council to give fixed residence in the interior
and to expel Al persons. Among the Frenchmen, II
had already LEFT for England
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
SPAIN

telegram from MsIrld says that several ships Of
war were teiig fitted out for Havana, aud that
csnonsira ions a. snst Vera Cruz were spoken OF.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
Navigation Oh Lake ChampIaiR.

BrRIINGTON. ", MONDAY, ApII o Ioy''
A strong wind last nigh. cleared the bEoac "a, axe Oh
ice. TIE ferIy.bost between Burlington and rlsts
burgh commences her trips to-day, and the rsguar
lire stearers on the lake vii be OFT to-moTo" VI
next day, if tie weather contrues tsyer.ole'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

BROADWAY THEATER John Webters play, the
Duchess OF Malf was performed last night, lntroduc'
ing to the audience Mr.. and Mrs. Waller The merits
Of this old drama may be summed up in saying that II
Las occasionally some very strong lines. The plot Is
not good and the situations are spasmodIcaly forced
up 20 tregedy without The sef8orkiDg which dstin-
cuisines first class work Of art besides, IL an essen-
italy meager and disagreeable story, az q whole
proud and cruel duca brother tOrturing aud killing
widowed Duchess because she was secretly married to
gentleman simply Of inferior rank, but Of good re-
pute seems to US poor stuff for five acts OF somoer'
Less, hardly relieved by touch OF everyday emotion
ard sentiment.
To regard to the rev actors-Mrs. Waller has great
deal of talent but unfortunately has been bred Ia the
old traditional Erglish school, whose unnsturansss is
rapidly becoming obsolete under the seyerer and truer
csnons OF criticism this city. Natural things should
Re said in natural wayvo.ce, gesture action, should
resemble those Of hums1 being. Great uaseian'
Of tie Eng!i.h and American school appesr to think
otlerHse, ari even il they should be ho.''Ss tae
mrror I'd to nature while chatting IN the green room,
III. Instant the cal boy summons hemto appear on ths
stage they appear to think that emnence and grandeur
art consist IN attitu1LiZlbs, uoue"uS' an uoinS
heaven knows Ttat al.
l. Mrs. Ns.er 0ah peer properly "a'1o'i '"7 WIZ "
nave made fine actress for sic ba. ts earnes;ses
intensity, voice and 6gUie. OF Mr. Waller W. can
not cay a. much It's voice is sufficiently god, h'
person agreeable and manly, but hs whole style IS Of
the stsge-stagey.
We feel bound 70 add that the audience applsui.d
heartily. and called Mr. and Mrs. Waller before the
curtain; and Il they are satisfied, 30 may be said
should be the critics. The play was well put on tue
stage; and, excepting the awfa tragic noses behind
the scenes in the fourth act kept the auditor. as serious
as could be wished. These though Set down in the
book made the listeners laugh during the death scene
of the Duchess. On the repetition Of the drama it,
tie modification q, this point would be well
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

THE INDIAN AT PORTLAND.