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NEW YORK EWS-.JUty @

Billy Mulligan, the eXiled Californian who to be tried
to-day before the General Sessions for his recent assault
upon Hiram n Webb ESD of the San Francisco Vigilance
Company gave bail yesterday in 81 900, to an as
sault made the evening previous upon Mr.. James F.
Warren
The Commissioners Of Health met Thursday in the
City Hall In reference to the ship Susanna recently
rived from Maanzas, it decided permit her and
also the r0to from Sagua Ia Grandc to proceed on their
voyages after weeks detention at Quarantine pro
vded the persons board should be in the meantime
taken sick with fever
The case of Capt. De Rivere presented fea-
lures yesterday He waived the examination on the
charge Of larceny by giving bail He subsequently
served with writ of hdbedS corpus and had old board
bill for himself and wife presented for payment which
throws some light on his antecedents.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE
FUREIUN.
TrrpnpaT GI,., TaI., TT1,.1

LIVERPooL-Nhlp John CTdTE.
All bdls ron-J III Smith; 5S3 do.-George Small; 749
do do, l31 bars do.-Rogers Wethera: $50 tons pig
dos. X. George; so do. do.-Keyser, Troxen & Co:
10000 fire brcks-Thompson Oudesluys casks hard
ware-E jenkins Il Sons pkgs mdse.-H. f. Alberti &
CO.. bales bags-KnoX & Co. Is mdse Q bales
blankets-Ross, Campbell & Co; 10 do do-Pegram
Paynter Davis; cases mdse-Brown & Winchester: z
do do.-Stellmau, Hinrich & Co.. do. do-Aldridae
HigdOn Co.. 6,4l3 sacks salt, 45 bdls bags-Foard &
Rogers IL do dO.order; 100 bbls soda so tres bleach
ing powders-D Mcvain 500 bdls iron 3S bars do 30
pkgs. mdse-order.
LIvERPooL-Ship Falmouth.
1850 brieks-FOard Rogers 100 bbls lquor-Thomp
son & 0udesuys; cases toys-H. F. Aberti 4 Co: 8
casks hardware-E. Jenkins & Sons; do do-Cortlan &
Co. 10 packages mdse-Adridge, Higdon Co.; II cases
do-Ross Campbell & Co; IS bales blankets-Pegram
Paynter Davis; 155 bbs beer. As packages mdse 80
bars iron 331 bales do, $3.50 sacks salt-order
BREMEN-Brem ship Ocean.
1900 djhns casks mdse-V onkapf Ahrens; do do
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, July 9.-Cotton is buoyant-saes of 5000
bales. Flour is rm-saes of IL 500 bbs. at S S0 90
for State and 81 Goa 81 20 for Ohio Wheat is dull
10000 bushels Southern red 1l0d12j cts white Western
l03a1l0 cts Corn is firm sales of 10000 bushels at 6S
G7 cts for Mixed yellow SS cts. white is unchanged.
Pork is frm-Mess s1675; Prime 1890. whskey has
advanced-sales at a Lard is buoyant at 1lG1l <
cts Sugar buoyant and all qualities have slightly ad
Coffee is steady. Turpentne Spirits closed firm 44d
45 cts. Rosn closed buoyant at Sl65a $40. Rice is
steady. Freghts drooping-Cotton to Liverpool
$40.
NEW ORLEANS July 7.-Cotton-sales of 800 bales
with unchanged market. The sales of Flour are
small. Whskey quotes at 20c.
1t is raining this evening.
CINc1NNATI July S.-Flour is firm; sales of 400 bbs
at S3.90d4 49, Whiskey has advanced to 20d 20bc.
Corn firm sales of 600 bushels at SIC Mess Pork quotes
at Sl5d1525. Linseed oil &c @67c.
CHICAGO, July S.-Flour quiet. Wheat dull at 63c
Corn advanced 1c Shipments to Bufalo-32 200 bbs of
Flour $500 bushels of Wheat and 900 bushels Corn
Shipments to Oswego-No Flour 1000 bushels of Wheat
and 40 900 bushels Of Corn Recepts 700 bbls of Flour
81 900 bushels of Wheat and 10Y bushels of Corn
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PHILADELPHIA NEWS-JUIy @

The Weccacoe Fire Engine Company have resolved to
procure steam fire engine and for this purpose have ap
pointed committee to assist them in procuring
of $1,000.
The Washington Engine Company, Wednesday ap-
pointed committee, to make ngements for the
ton of Steam Engine.
At an early hour on Wednesday, Col. ]. S White, in
the employ of Lewis Biting, liquor store, street
near Seventh, took ride with the of Mr. Biting
young lad The couple proceeded down the foot of
Broad street and crossed to League Island tied the
horse to fence and proceeded out the pier which
in very dilapdaed condition. and commenced throwing
plan ks to how fast the tide While thus en-
ployed, Col. White fell and drowned.
Coroner Fenner called upon yesterday morning to
hold inquest upon the body of Catharine Benson a
poor coOred woman who died from want and medical ne
glec The circumstances of the case developed before
the Coroner revealed sad state Of misery such as we
fear is TOO often met with
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Mddling ...... 13013k 134613I 13 d134
Good Middling l3LGI33 I3&Gl4 l3bG13A
Middling Fair. l33GI4 IA Gol14X I3a(Gl4

CANDLES-All descriptions are extremely dull pre-
vbus quotations, viz Adamantine at G2O cts Chemi
cal sperm at $3.50 cts; Sperm 3Sd42 cts ard City
Mould at 15d15H cts -
CoCOA-We quote San Bias and Guayaaui nominally
10 cts note the this week of small lot
Of San las per Petre
CoAL-Cohtnues to come forward freely and is being
shped on Eastern account very fair at former
rates, viz So so for Fine; So "a for R,, 81 NJ; 81
St25 for Cumberland delivered on hoard anthrac;, ;s
unchanged and sales making freely at * oh * for
best qualities We note the export of 200 TONS Cn5ber
land Coal to South America. 1N''e'
FL0UR.-We have no material change tn nota for ,bo
week The sales although slightly in excess of las a
Indicative of any thing but an active business a.
the contrary the market has ruled very dull and d;s
sion manifested the part of sellers in the earl,
part of the week to accept lower bids. Afterwards how
old established and ruled very uniformly
and firm viz :-S437k for best shipping brands of Ohio
and Howard Street Super and 81 25 for City Mills do
To-day the market closes very quiet but steady. We re
cApitulate follows:
OHIO FLoUR-The sales include I 400 bbls. Super al
S4S% $50 bbs Extra at S475; 800 bbs. do at 81 62&
ant 100 bbls cut do at $437k The market closes to-day
s'ady with very light demand.
,uowARD STREET-0n Saturday we note sales of 20(
s super at 81 25; subsequently 15O0 bbls. do. were
bn d. s4o1 x; $50 bbls. Extra at S475 and 100 bbs
sas. W. at SO 70 To-day have sales to note; the
R%, @ crosng steady at s437k; for Super $47595 fol
hHta, and So 25 for choice do
CIfY MILLs-There has been verv IttIe f tb;s
ndd I elle market miers having to great extent sus
opeiaons 70 prepare for the new crop coming in
al ieA' week there will probably be light stock Of
Mi, S az ~ ~ The sales reported were only 4O(
aad s59550 for Extra " uA' S'eauS a' 'hiS hsurs
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MARYLAND NEWS.

BALTIMORE COUNTY.
notice in three of the daily papers of Baltimore, Of
Monday last announced that there would be court at this
place Tuesday the 9th inst for the trial of equity
ses &c &c This notice brought several persons here
who somewhat disappointed and were not in very
celent humor with the said city papers. 1t was mis-
take by week 1t is supposed that the Judge will
be on Tuesday for the hearing of arguments in
equity cases and for that purpose only.
son of Mr. Sibery, aged about IA, drowned in the
Gunpowtler near Dr. Rsteaus, Sunday the 9th ult
lie was in bathing and went beyond his depth not being
able to swim.-BaHimore County Adrocate
WASHINGTON COUNTY
On Saturday last Mr.. Fri Eichelberger of this town
died in the wheat field of Mr. Joseph Beeler residing
eight miles south of town. We understand that when the
hands left the held for dinner the dec ased did
pany them, nut laid down to rest When the hands
turned, they found him corpse. He leaves a wife and
ten children.-HagerSto,cR Mail
On Monday last, the HagerStown Savings Bank de
cared dividend of 3 per upon capital stock
the last SIX months-HdgerStO0n Mai.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, July 9-Commander Page, who is desig-
mated to command the Naval force be dispatched
Paraguay had interview with the Secretary of the
Wy, to day, the subject. That Government it said
has three effective steamers The first is of great
power, and under the management of French
Engineers, and commands the navigation of the
Parana River. Hence it is deemed important to the
of the Mission that the United States shall pre-
pared for all possible emergencies, the President having
been clothed by Congress with ample power enforce all
the just demands of our Government.
The Secretary of the Interior left this evening for Mis-
sissppi, and will be absent about a month.
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WHEAT-The market is very firm, and the receipts sell
at so cents $50 do good white Sc The first lot of
ceived to-day from Messrs Dowden Bro & Gum, of Lex
ington, and was sold on Change Messrs Elstner
for 81 per bushe The quality strictly prime but
The receipts during the past "a hours comprise 297S
bushels.
CoEN.-A good demand, and the market is firm at 5051
cts Sales of 500 bus. at these prices Receipts 2S20
bus
RYE-The market is less active, and prices are a shade
lower Sales, $50 bus ut "a cts.
OATS-The demand continues good and prices are
firm Sales, 1,500 bus at 35 cts. Received during the
past 4 hours, ,450 bus
FRUIT.-We notice better demand for Dried Apples.
Prices have advanced with sales 200 bus at % and 80
do. at 1.37.
PRovIsIoNs.-There active movement in the
market day, with considerable sales general
vance was established in prices. The purchases
mostly TO fill orders The transactions included 500 bbs
Mess Pork at S15 450 bbls Prime Lard at 10 cts; 100
hhds Bacon Shoulders at 81 pkd; Is do do. at q pkd
$500 pcs Hams in bulk at cts loose 60 days. 600
at 64 loose cash There buyers for Bacon Sides
74 pkd but this price refused holders asking ~
FLOUR.-There is continued fair demand, and the
market is firm. Sales $50 bbs Extra 81 100 do at
S4.05 so do. Extra White Wheat 81 25, and 20 do
choice do at $3.50 Received during the last 2i hours
1,2I1 bbls.
WHIsKEY.-The market is firm, with a good demand,
and if anything an upward tendency in prices Sales of
500 bbls. at 20,d d20A A-the latter for wagon lots.
GROCERIEs.-The market remains firm with a fair de
mand No change in prices.
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The RepubIicou STATE Convention

ALBANY, July S.-The Republican State Committee met
in this city at noon to-day very exciting session
held until nearly p. The debate very warm, the
struggle being between those representing the
that section of the party desiring the election of but
delegate from each district and those called Independents
who supposed to be adverse to the Erening Journal
and who wished two delegates elected After a spirited
contest the latter prevailed.
On motion of Dewitt C. Littleiohn, resolution was
adopted calling convention of two delegates from each
District, to meet at Syracuse, SepemberS. s.
Governor King is absent from the city, and the appoint
ment of Canal Commissioner in place of Mr.. WALTON, de
ceased, is not expected to be made before Tuesday.
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Fires.

Yesterday morning between II and IL o'clock an alarm
was gved by the Independent Company which proceeded
from the partial burning of lot of slaves contained in
of the drying houses of Mr. Charles Murdock inside of
the Penitentary walls Mr.. Murdock is the contractor
with the State for the convict labor of the Institution in
the manufacture of buckets tubs &c The fire originated
from accident and eXtnguished, the loss being
about 800 which falls upon the contractor the State
having no interest whatever in the materials used in this
IlLnIr rtIIh.rnI
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Stealing Slaves

NORFOLK, Va, July 9.-The Captain and of the
schooner Francis French tried at the Hastings Court
Smhed, in this State, during the present week for
stealing slavesThompson the Steward pleaded guilty,
and sentenced to the pententiary for ten years
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The Boston Jou,n al says:-There will be less
travelling and journeying this year from Boston than
Tor long time previous. Most persons End II dli-
cult to sustain one establishment, much less Two
in city and another in the country or at the sea
shore-so but few, comparatively, will leave the
great many families, this year, probably more than
for many wears. have moved into the country, find
inc IL impossible for them to pay the rent, or hold
tbeir bouses if they owned them.
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Large Fire Mt Fond du Lac, Wis.

MILWAUKEE, July S.-Sixteen buildings in Fond du
Lac destroyed by fire last night The loss esti
mated at $4,000, of which $4,000 insured The fire
the work of incendiary who has been arrested
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Explosion and Loss of Life

PROVIDENCE, r. l., July S.-An explosion this morning
ftwo steam boilers at the Manchester Print Works, five
miles from this CITY, caused the death two persons and
scaded third badly leave hopes of his
cry. The damage to the property is estimated 200
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HOGS IN KENTUCKY

From, the Cincinnati Price Current, tn inst
We have received from correspondent Frankfort,
KY, the following official statement of the number of
hogs six months old. in several counties of that
State, reported by the Assessors to the Auditor This
report embraces onethird of the State will
there is large falling off compared with last
year. there is even slight deficiency compared with
ls55-he short crop year Reports from the remaining
counties will be given to readers returns
are received at the Office of the State Auditor.
The following is the comparative aggregate returns
fifty lone counties.
1858 1857. 1856,
27I EOS
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BELLOWS FALLS, Vt, Thursday, July s, 1S5s.-The
Democratic State Convention assembled here today and
nominated Henry Keyes for Governor Wylls Lyman for
Lieutenant Governor and j. T. Thurson State Treas
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LATEST NEWS.
TELE CIR A M s
The New York ReSiment--DrOwning of One
RECEIVED THE OFFICE OF THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.

The New York misunderstanding of One
OF the Soldiers.
York arrived here this morning They report the
Ericsson still aground the Kettle Bottom shOa eighty
miles below the city. She is on hard botton, and all
efforts to get her Off had proved unayaing The several
companies quartered at Browns National and the
United States Hotels.
dispatch from Richmond says that the body of sol
dier of the Guard found in the river this morning
that city The only person missing Laurens Ham
on of the 9th Company, grandson of General AleXan-
der Hamilton 1t is supposed that he fell unnoced
the steamer Glen Cove The officers in consultation
Saturday. They will probably visit Mount Vernon to-
day. Hamon's body has been taken charge of by the
Richmond Regiment to be forwarded to New York by the
steamer Roanoke this afternoon.
[SECoND DISPATCH.
The Regiment this afternoon reviewed by the Pres
dent and Cabinet and several officers of the army inclu
ding General Jessup, in full uniform accompanied by
Senators Biger, Gen Ward b. Burnett and Others The
fine military movements of the regiment elected the high
est praise from them and all the spectators They
subsequently received by the President Cabinet in the
East of the White House, where they spent half
hour in introduction and conversation The Regiment
afterwards visited Mount Vernon. They will leave
morrow morning direct for New York.
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Mr.. Douglas at Toledo. Ohio.

TOLEDO, July S.Ion S. A. Douglas arrived here last
evening, and was enthusiastically received by upwards of
three thousand citizens and escorted to his hotel amid
the firing of cannons bands of music, &c. He was
addressed on behalf of the citizens by D. o. Norton and
Mr.. Douglas responded in happy great
display of fireworks concluded the festivities 1t
of the greatest demonstrations which took place in
r,itt
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ST. JOHN's, N. F., July s, 10 A. M.-The weather is
clear fine and warm and the wind Vest but as yet there
signs of the telegraph cable fleet.
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CHICAGO July S.-The steamer Planet takes the
Lady Elgins place in the excursion trip around Lake
peror leaving Chicago the 13th and Congwood the 18th
of July at 8 p NJ
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An infant son of clergyman, named Alexander
has recovered SO 1873 damages from the Cleveland
and Pittsburg Railroad Company, for having hi:
hand cut off by train of cars.
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A crazy man named Bliss, was arrested at Bridge
port, Friday, for attempting to murder his mother
He was sent home from the Insane Retreat at Hart
ford as cured, three weeks ago.
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BALTIMORE GROUND FAMILY is still selling at S7(d75O
and Extra at S6(d65O.
RYE FLoUR.-Sales of $50 bbls. at S3.37 x so.
Corn MEAL-We quote Country nominally at $3.37%
and Baltimore Ground at 1913 with sales of 500 bbls
The exports have been unusually light.
10 Liberia. 100 -
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The st. Paul (Minnesota) Pioneer of the lst in
stant. saws that some two hundred and fifty carts
from Pembina, laden with furs, encamped on
the outskirts of that city, and enough others are
expected to swell the number to six hundred. Al
together they will bring furs to the value of $780,
900. The carts of the most primitive character
and are drawn by oxen and the stunted ponies of
the plains.
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n rSlhla os Sterling. 1883. .............. S3d} So
The Bank of England return for the week ending June
- shows gain of Soto 900 in specie and steadier line
OF loans on mercantile and other private securities which,
IN consequence of the lower discount open
market for some months past, had down from S59
OOo 900 in December to $4,000 600 in June. There is
little more use for money at the Banks rate of per
cent The British Board of Trade continue to
SHOW falling off in the value of exports The
May Is short of last S., ,5S5000 The whole decline
since January l S45 000 compared with the heavy
trade of the early part of 1857 The reduction however
IS less than half million of dollars compared with
1896 The export of Cotton fabrics this excep
ton to the general falling of in May This item exceeds
the value of Cotton Goods exported in Nav 1857
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Fifty-three students were admitted to member
ship in the Y ale College Church last Sunday.
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IOVEMENT OF OCEAN STEAMERS
NEWS FROM UTAH-SALT LAKE MAIL
THIRD ARRIVAL

i From the ST. Joseph Mo- Vest Of the 29th ot
The mail came in yesterday about 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ, just sixteen days from Camp Scott having left
on the 18th. To Mr.. VIM. c. Smith (better known
on the plains plain Bill Smith, the very gen
tlemanly route agent, who came in with the mail,
we are indebted for the following particulars:
The peace commissioners, together with Cover
Cumming and the postmaster, left Camp Scott
for Salt Lake city on the I'd instant. Nothing had
been heard from them up to the time the mail left,
though ten days had elapsed, and they to
send back express upon their arrival in the city.
As it is only two days travel (1l3 mies) between
Salt Lake and Camp Scott, it was thought some
what strange that nothing had been heard from the
commissioners.
The troops were leaving for the city when the
mail left. Gen. Johnston to start on the 14th.
The troops all in fine health and spirits. Capt
Marcy arrived at Camp Scott on the Goth of May,
his men in good health and all his animals in fine
condition. Col. Loring had also arrived from New
Mexico All of Col. IIofman's supply train has
got IN. There was no news in camp from Salt
Lake later than what was brought by the former
mail. Mr.. Smith was informed by gentleman with
had been at Salt Lake, and who was reliable, that
all the women and children had left for Provost
and that the men, at least the most of them re-
manned in Salt Lake city.
Mr.. Smith met Major Sedwck about twenty-five
miles above Ash Hollow, and another command
name not remembered-ten miles this side. Met
Colonel MonrOe's artillery at McFallans Bluffs;
General Harney, with Captain Nays command, on
Little Blue, near Pawnee Fork. The 9th infantry
had gone up Poll Creek, and were opposite Fort
Laramie. Mr.. 5. met mails going outat South Pass,
Ash Hollow and Thirty Two Mile creek, this side of
Fort kearney. He also met about fifty English
Mormons who were all well armed and were trav-
cling very fast towards Salt Lake Mr.. Smith, as
he went out, also met the fifty families that have
been heretofore mentioned leaving Salt Lake, at
Green river.
Mr.. Smith was at Camp Scott nine days. Whilst
he was there, one of the MormOns who assisted in
burning Majors & Russell's wagons, taken.
He confessed, but relied upon the Presidents par
finally released.
There was considerable snow at Camp Scott on
the 10th. The Indians all seem quiet and peace
able.
1t raned almost constantly as the mail came
in-roads very bad-grass better than ever before
known.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET

July Sth.
BULLS HEAD New DROVE YARD CATTLE MARKET
About 500 Beevcs offered at this Yard. The demand
fair but prices ruled somewhat lower than last week
The market pretty well sold upS0 head only being
left The following the parcnars of the sales:
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The Tampa Peninsuar, of the 10Th instant, saws:
'Late advices from Fort Myers inform that Indian
signs yet occasionally in the vicinity of
that post and old Fort Deynaud.
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letter from Frazer's River gives the fol
lowing statement of the market at that place
"Pork is selling at 81 per lb.; -four, so cents
per lb; rocker irons, ounce each; picks, Sc
each; shoves, 81 each; tea, 81 per lb; and every
thing else in proportion"
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

WEST INDIEs-250 bbls. -four 500 bbls meal, 400
bush corn 100 hams 200 boxes candles so bush beans
20 bbs split peas 81 bags brown bread 500 bbs crack
ers, 100 kegs butter.
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FOR TWENTY OR MORE PACKAGES.

syrup. ,.,,...,..,.,.......45 45 cents.
up. .'.........................4
cts p;. p;,omAre very dull We quote Pepper at 94(G9H
a. at IdIH cts; Cloves at 9%(G9A cts; In
C Go ~ 90 az az o1Std6 cts; African do at 61f al cts
s at S ct Mace at 5oa55 cts and Nutmegs at So
es market continues dull without any
t :, 9s b bge WIZ; shocks with heads are now selling
SoS do IL a0gshsad ans sso do single stuff at
ssGeZS, do double sn at sSo9ss Red Oak HogsRead
above is as to quality and quantity se gwen