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Wanted.
TWO VALUABLE FARMS FOB SALE.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-08
HOW TO PUT OFT BrRNING TAR.

To the Editor Of The ~ T. Tribune.
SIR Having this day read your editorial of the Is
inst ain the appalling tragedy Of the destruction OF
"the Austria" have concluded to give you an ac-
count Of case that occurred few years ago. In the
month of November, 1850, sailed from New-Orleans,
bound for Boston; there were about l3O passengers
including crew. When about four days out the cholera
broke out among the passengers and crew, and the
doctor ordered the ship TO be fumigated with pitch
Tie second time of fumigaon the iron chain, heated
nearly red hot, set the barrel of pitch in blaze,
which assembled should judge, fully SIX or seven feet
high. Being myself looking at the time | seized
two blankets that were lying in bunk close at hand,
and throwing them the flame, completely smother
ed il ont in less than a minute. There great call
for water but when il lhe fire choked GU,
by the blankets. l am confident that If water had been
thrown on the flame, the ship would have been de-
stroyed. had been informed by my father when
bow that blanket WAS the best thing TO smother
fire at the commencement of breaking out, conse-
quently believe the slight knowledge on that point
saved the vessel and passengers. The ship was the
Silas Leonard, (of Portland, think, commanded by
Capt. Thompson, thorough seaman. JoHs PARR.
Fort IsGependesee, Boston, Oct 2 1859.
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THE PALACE INCENDIARY.

To the Edo, V The n. Y. Tribune
SIR No doubt the name of the incendiary that Set
fire to the ate Crystal Palace, and who is reported
to have been dressed in black would be interesting TO
many Of the sufferers by that disastrous event and be-
heyng am correct in my deductions, have no hes-
teucy in saving his name was Gmta Perchd.
A few moments before the alarm OF fire was given
was standing on the lower floor in a position which
commanded a direct view of the north nave, and my
attention was turned that way by hearing some one
observe, They going to light the gas. And inn
mediaely after heard the cry Of " tire, fire look
ed at and supposed il would not amount TO much, Us
expected the building was re-proof and that portion
On fire would be easily subjued. These thoughts had
scarcely crossed my mind when saw streams Of fire
Ike snakes running in all directions through the buil
ing and setting it fire nearly fast a. man could
run. The color of the smoke, the intensity Of flame
and two OF three small explosions, forces the idea 10
my mind that, 10 few dollars. the gas pipes OF
the Crystal Palace had only been guta percla instead
of wrought iron tubes and that shortly after the gas
was turned on there leak Somewhere in rear OF
tie north nave which set fire TO the gas tubes aud
Their being composed of highly iuAammable material
and heavily charged with gas, was the true aud legt
mate causr Of tits lameniable disaster.
With the above ideas a. to the causes Of the IRE
yei, rdny visited the ruias, and a. expected, could
hot find lily iron gas tubes, other evidences, save
the above and shall take it for granted such was the
case till hear u better one. K GRAHAM.
Astr- York. Oct. 4. 1853
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-08
THE DESIGN OF TIE CENTRAL PARK.

To Ae Editor Of The n. y. Tribune.
SIR: An article in Tax TRIBUNE Of yesterday leaves
the impression that the original plan Of the Central
Park has been essentially modified to meet the ideas
of Mr. Dillon. think il but justice TO the designers
TO state that no notifications Of the original plan of
any importance have been made, and that all tine
features which have been incorporated with II were
essentially indicated being part of the plan which
Il was not then practicable to show in detail, by Mr..
Olnsted, in hs first interviews with the members Of
the Commission and with the Committee on Modltca-
tons Of the Plan, after the plan presented by Mr..
Vau1 and himself had been adopted basis vi oper-
atious What you state to have been the three lead
ing ideas of hr. Dillon's amendments,-"a ride, a
walk and a drive, each independent If the other, -
were each aud all provided for by action OF the Com.
mission upon report of the Committee on the plan OF
the Park after conference with Dir. Olins,e watch
report was presented weeks before Mr.. Dillon
presented any modification OF the premium plan for the
consideration Of the Commission.
No notifications of the plan in accordance with the
amendments proposed by Mr.. Dillon nave been au-
,horized by the Board, and you viii perceive by
recent report Of the Architect-lncef copy OF wnlch
is herewith iuclOsed the most valuable features which
have been added to the original plan are designed on
essentially different principle from those Of Mr..
Dillon. MEMBER or TIE COMMISSION.
OeGbey i Iss1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-08
REMARKABLE FORCE oFTHE PALACE FIRE

To me Editor of Th,E Y Tribun>
SIR: In your issue of this morning you remark. OF
the great corhegration Of yesterday In seventeen
from the the north passage the great dome
"of the Palace fell, with tremendous crash, To- the
" floor beneath. The noise Of the fire 81 great
" that il seemed if many steam boilers We're let
"'irg eft their angry elements, &c.
That you and your readers may have better idea
Of the tremendous force Of the flames a. they rushed
MP through the open space created by the al of the
dome permit me 10 state the fact that considerable
quantities Of the large sheets Of tin which formed a
part of the covering Of the Palace-measuring II By
% inches and weighing eighteen ouncea-were
wTenched from their fasenlngs ana carried up 10
immense hight and after floating through the air from
IS 10 80 minutes fell TO the earth at various distances
Of two three miles from the Palace These sheets
Of tin, when first seen in the air, appeared Ike mere
speck -but they gradually descended, at aggle
Of IS 10 80 degrees discovered 70 be bodies
of considerable size and weight.
The Seventeenth Ward of this city late Greenpont)
was well spriuklcd with these missiles, and some
known TO have been carried int the eastern part
Of Williamsburgh, a distance Of at least three miles.
A considerable quantity Of melted ass, IN various
sfapes-sOme in threads of over two feet IN length
were picked up from the roofs of houses in Java street
over two miles from the Palace, and undoubtedly IN
other localities
Considering the fact that there little or wind
prevailing AZ the time OF this occurrence the carrying
of sheets Of in Of such and weight the distance of
miles by the mere proectile force of the flames, IL
power Of the atmosphere when in any manner
fned-even in so large ordnance or mortar a. the
dome of the Crystal Palace. Wn. WRIGHT.
Byook!Na, =. ID, Oct 6, 1853.
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jim LANE NOT WHIPPED.
To tkf rSti,r Of The s. 4. Trtbare
Sin. Ny attention hss been called to the following

Sin: Ny attention hss been called to the following
editorial contained in your paper of the 25ib lnf.:
Jim LANE WBiPPED.-Jm LAl- Of Kansas has been
hr IA down level lib The vernon ~ ssopn dc nss
been whipped, We learn oy the st Jo"ph pap s. The
~hppus BY LAWYER nsaied ID IL
one vi the border Iwu. Kansas LsL- di.si-d vita
the tlrs.hns and csnsr - Oissy IL vas scocP cd
and cre wss rp'c'sd."
II se-ns TO passing strange that soH should III
dorse any statement in reference 10 NE found 10 Pro
Slavery Democratic paper, when Il Is known u yoS
that fer years they have been ndugng in publishing
ysiing " hch fruitful ma nations could suggest Ia
place in false position before the country. l
venture the assertion that IN ninety out Oi every
hundred within the last funr years the rererse OF the
pretended recitation Of facts of these papers IN refer
ence 10 myself would be the truth.
Il is So in reference a. the personal dito llty to
which, presume, your article refers. While address
ing tie Probate Court of Dunphan County at Troy,
one Rigley did assault me- but he did not come any
where near touching ny person, nor have ] st any
time or from any person received dow since my
residence IN Kansas.
The assault was promptly and properly punished,
and the Judges fined my as-siant % for the assault
and fined me sl0 for orer-ksokiRg hem. For the truth
of this statement refer you to the Judge and officers
OF the Cont.
The thougit Of challenge or duel never entered
nv mind IN connection with the affair
Truth and iustice r,qnre, a. your own history
nrov.s that the ,taieu rri of Pro-Slayery Demo-
cratic edito,s against political opponents should be
corrob, rated BY other testimony before Endorsement
ard trust hereafter YOU viii scrutinize their state
meni- in reference TO IL, self before giving them cur
rercv. u III. LA>S'
L4ersase, ksssis, SEPT - las
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Pixies PEAK AHCMBUG.
From The We.,ern Demoeyat. Harrison, No. =


IN Wsdns. Jsv ey.n"g l., we Iaa " o'pr coove,
.o,;or MI NJ n q Iebn.on an old cite, n, ,h;s
pIoc. ubo Lad inst ,e,nrn.J fro,n pie. pal
fsyng I,1t tLe mines an the o,th If Iolv M = !,
n yery Intelligent and reliabe Young man we'll known
=, $500, ,araan - ia nI.,. an5 ,;e;n;,v 10 lon
pe''nn ~ '1,s p''n MI ',j r;,; -. -;,h
,hs ;,,er,;", of gon, ont win CANT Hert hut beng
dsoro;,,oJ j.; ,1 noce oC rendezvous dii nat ,rav,l
10 Pfe's P.ak viii that ind vidual hut arrived ON
I.h,r,, crL ,bo next day after gant and b;s marty
He w,nt ont With some twentyseven gentlemen from
na,a. No,s,"n md Rsv Co,nties tw.n,v.,h,aa az
80 ,I Ell - IL ;c~,,s ~ ~, BE- "a
Lis ns,v ,rosnec,ed an Cherry Cr.ek ann. ten days
| Pay Phn,p hn I'D n,asy,sc,sJ f,o,n ~ hesd To-
The mouth and that he neither saw nor heard of Tn.
T" rcb d;og,ipcs " A. renort.d by Mr.. Cantren and
o,her. snd H., hs. ma he.i,ancy in nrononncino the
oa,'' TS,onor, 81 ~. :. NJ Ei n,rsJoD IN
g. 80 ,,nrooJ,s ;aJ fshr;c.,;.n
NJ \ s.ys tb., no and bis marty ,rospectsd foo,
- =; IL ,ic;n;,v ~ p;Le's pal and Jaw other.
a III ' t;'ss .,ri IN uho,o ,-a,,
~ t"o sn. d - d. ,v ", p'ois ~
0uoti,a h., Saii.d ~ 6"d srf;csni dsnosis
g LA D., ;n,;f ,b.n, in .ttemn,inv IN vsa.h the dirt
H. ,Ist ma. narticles Of yod were f,nnd IN I'll
NAT. NJ the surrounding county eaunl in quantity
and onality ON the biltops and 10 tb. valleys ON the
hnu W Ill.,, ~, ;n Ill ca.e. an ar a verv few
-. 49, tbo sn,,scs and !, M instance over four
c., n 90, ~, :. In, tnere he never heard of any
- 20 80, =, an, ov.r - in one dav ard those Who
P'o, go n',,n;, ,;ll ngb, did moi average Al Mr.
IaD"o, ,o. =. ~ - ar,icles which R.vs an
dny. We Isa' ~ a Isavsnwortn 81 Jos.nh Az
Win nspers. and Lis only comment Gas tina, they
W. ~ la Trnu beginning Ia end He SAWS that he cav
-, - the LAWRENCE marty ON their return. at Council
Crave and that they did not leave on account of III
health, but because they were disappointed aud dis
corrnged
Mr. l. saws that M no time has there been more than
~. n en- a, ;le oil nine. and when he LEFT On the
:5tb ~ uv bni n men III told could b. found 10 tho
district possessed Of sufficient hope and perseverance,
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sassaxh'sr NJ Policeman Ssns.- n 1857 t
Assistant District Attorney stated .i h. rr,o~. O., ssr,,
used should ~ aishs-ssi from caodv ON the
ground u a; ho-s che vr'-s .ved ~ The is-ss. -fe
con a., .t .erio1s \. tfed and -ent.n -h.rs n
,.s sra hat.y merely In ~. Cur ~ SPIRAL Session. xS
tlaf ufrn n. assumed dauscru. s.p~, he o r
INTO tn STATE Of MasAa.;. add died there es-by
an. a., css. o' 81 The o this The R.sf
esr '. s.rysd hi. d-risian till saturday
orsr shs. rr ard p,p Uurh were tired an convicted
x-pJ larceny Spfembsr ~ They se~a carp~,hss from
Mr. J Ls.y ., he Merchant Hotel tnrch sentenced
months IN the Pcuiteu,iary and shsssr
heinz older both 20 tnrre ~ ne sss
PrSu.
james Lsrsn srrasned for he murder " Jsnes povy.
in lo~ nv Roche, IN re fs- P'ant~ H.
plrst'd Mo- guilty. he rrfnsn 'ed 'ar ia.
Asoph de N.- lrsd-d guilt, forgery IN the harth dese
snd benz and bsins bic trsi ofsns me keof
irr,y sentenced hin 10 year IN tbe Pendentssy
The Court then sdjo.rued.
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dom. and sa.rr. slroi instantly sled hot
r.tbf within tn minutes after alarm b.
fond /, In pD.sit. A. Tins he
s.e n Ar r an wstch and comrn~uc.d drsrsiuE aus he
sarv 70 n. .arway By the Forthsrr-t entrance srupag
h. Oh hi bands iaf blses asss'.d " Mr. Nm vi.
son no saved small css- ~ wstrhes h. Ms.r
Smith and nearly suiocs.d when reached
oren sir Th- fell With heavy crah wh-
su.sins ih. suote, ~hch imm-cal rushed ihrlsh
C. inter- Il Pss- IN volume nl.-d with aiD- pr
.Itps gnfc.Lt sight he rapidly gathering
IL. ou;.ids Fora time az entertained fr
Er Smith. who avonts employee in The Palace
sno The s % l-ts Tie burning structure. Gr-s
pave awarded AID Justly th tleman. The vtlc
property saved BY tn aid Biz asoc.s@ sbout <jeH
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NetpDork Daily Gribn're
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
THE BURNING OF THE PALACE.

To the Editor Of TIE n. y. T,ibuae.
SIR: was at the Palace Tuesday afternoon, as the
representative Of Messrs. Wendt Il Seymour, manu-
facturers of shears and scissors No. 81 Gold street
As WAS passing through the Fortysecond street side
near the north nave, perceived strong smell Of gas
II wss my intention 10 mention the matter to those in
charge, but before had time 10 do the alarm of
fire given. Then all became confusion and hurry,
ladies and children running Ia and fro IN the upper
part in great CONSERVATION, and many unable to find
their way down Stain. followed the crowd and got
safely to the bottom and 10 render what assistance
could to the fre engines, thinking they were placed
there TO act upon the nstat and had such prrpsra-
tion been in readiness the fire might have been quick
y extnguished Seeing the fire gain rapidly To the
dome instantly ran TO our cases aud secured one con-
tanning SEQ worth Of shears and scissors, and by the
aid If d gentleman l succeeded IN saving II. The
other case containing about $50 worth, with silver
and gold-plu,d handles, was Lost. j. HALLswogTH.
That the remarks able facilities for the suppression Of
FIRE at the Crystal Palace should have been totally
elected by those IN charge Of that splendid edlce,
seems quite unaccountable 10 common MORALS. There
were several hydrants insid. the Pas~, and, ss We
are or. dibly informed when the bniiing in the
hands / the Receiver, hose was attached to each
hydrant. ready for use in case Of emergency. This
fre-supprcssipg apparatus examined every few
DAYS by the gentleman in chsge, 20 See that it WAS
ALWAYS in order When the Palace WAS captured by
the city officials these arrangements for putting out
fire we're in perfect order. Subsequent to that gallant
ard memorable performance, the hose was carefully
removed fro N each bydraot, and a. carefully pacled
away in some snug nook or corner oat OF the way of
thieves. Whether this exceedingly brilliant proceed
rc is TO be attributed 10 the guardians of the city or
their accomplished tenants the managers Of The Am-r
Institute, we wot not; but probably the Numerous
81 frerers by the late Ere would admire ID know.
The Eren,ng Pot Gays:
"The fine display Of American watches e'hrsea al ,ov
Crystal Palace By Appleton, Trey ca,
WatLAn, Mass saved By heroic eneraon. OF pr
Jscsb Smith who bs& them IL change Nj smith ssys tnst INC
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COr-pT cAIryDAR-ru,. nav

SUPREME CorRr-CIRcUT--PsRr I.-Nos 731,
l99 1877 S5l, $50 7S $751; S-64 42l slSo 1855 <is9 AS
ass 16s tsl t17o t67 al tso ss2S &s9 sy son S12
4l SIS Soe, Sli 5le3 SIS siss Se5 SsS, Sal o, SSs
$500 1879 5o4i. PKr li-Nos lSs iis2 iit ,i& fia s2
IiSs 1854 l6S, ll7t l76, i7s 1881 1882 iiasA lj 1884
lloi 1898 1870 1872 2 lsS iss l2lt ms isM az ,2S.
1879 1880 1881 iSS 1883. lSi2 1874 1913 lS4s 1880. PAar
mn No. 1889 1883 1889 1862 $50 1894 s7a 1874 1875
1873 1880 1882 1884, 1896 1882 1897 1892 1884, 1885. lso lsc2
Ia i4s 1908 IN0 il2 is, l4ls laS la <la it2 i<So,
1852 1854. i4Ss 1853. l++, ltss
SUPREME CorRr-SprciAL TIRh.-Nos- S TO II,
IS u. 70. 81, 81, S. 81 49, 50, 81, ~
SUPERIOR CoURr-Nos. l25. let. lf2, IA, lf5, tfs,
lao 49, 1885, 100 b 6s 1863 TO- III, III 7s I7t IFS ~ III
IT'S. Ia. 1870 -
CoVRr OF CoHNox PIEAs.-PARr Nos. 1913,
is7 10 1888 SIS IO2 Paar INos 1913 1859 1885 les1
l70l
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr-ocr. Before
Chief. Jg.tic. NELSON.

DECISIONS n REVENUE CASES.
Conrad II. BsrBencshl u Redh-d Car bo-tnsfn"r
81 s sgt Same; Cal Wslitisusen axt Same H. hry1an
~ a. Same Ja.s schsid: ss;- SANE Robert "sid|
hsg.-n sgt- Same
The following opinion is in the first OF the above
quits. In The other .aits n. order wss made;
1h.s action bach p batl pa.c Tie Col
prot-. the li'h lection 81 ne 49,
Of S42 II 81 PER duties for Gnd-rsaaion The pAin
tf claims have bssu snufaturer Of the goods imported
and therefore the above penalty a. coming within
th section aforesaid that the esppEssa should lave been
une-r ,h' ac.s II 1879 and 1880.
Hf TIA; the rsaprrsi~s property ,sde urd@r the a.
Of March 81 1884, shich applies - all goods imported By e
nsuiscur. well 6y the purchaser and further that the
I'm section OF The Of 1872 znera and not limited TO s
" the In poson purchased goods b, sppes 70 81
goods imported snd authorizes n. penalty o! ~ Z cent ~
ur6-ry sgation Of all goods imported other purchases
which latter provided for BY the BIB section Of the sc'
1896 imposing penalty Of ~ q cent appraised vaiCe 49,
Judgment for defendants IN. Question reserFea - ~
made. H..
jean Blphen 20 al Huah Hsxven-Ths proter ae
tive IN not pointing Ia The objection TAKEN 70 ne li~
Of the ADDITIONAL duty penalty IL confined -, ~
10 he srrrsis-mrnt TIE objection iatsp = -.
plan tfs Hanpsc,urers and therefore not 49,
P-uaty Gud.r tie sh srcton Of the at If 1870
point should have been presented IN the Pro'ss' AD ~
zion of III. Collector called @ -, .b,.h -
Neh'T dos TIE prntes, refer 30 any ps@I' IT,.
Coilfrto, niflt b. advised 20 he onJertiDh "o" ~
JucgIs 1t for Defendant thr male
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIOSS-snvasp"-o'o'e M
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COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS Der. Before Justice
OsRoSx. wv anh KErlY

FREDERICK Burns. assault and battery: psnitentiary
2Wonih fstnes Conn" su; an ha.,s'y fned $6 Ann
Brown, 80 sirf watch, Peniteniisry mouths Am Camp
e,, 81 sinf THREE crrss-s P,uhentsry rsoG.hs Psrl
Hart .irsrf goct sniye. r-usnt John I-ntiu. Assault
eri battery Pcntnsry, mouth Elias D. Kaufman steal
ius shirts. jndsn'cr, na JoSn Lane defr>nfins Gas
COMPANY: hnsd $50 Mary murphy seaAps pillows P-ni
sTy. months James Marshall s,r.ins wheel, Peui
i.nis '. mouth Mchss Maiuerny, a<.ant AMI bssssry
City Prison 10 DAYS Francis Rck~'s stealing earnings &c
Pri'sniisry months. John Smith, s'esinr
PutsnisTy, months Msry Mspha sealing shirt, jsds
ept suspended, Jan. Cummings assault and hs,ts fined
s5 Sarah Doushcy asut and bssry; hned ~ Cornshos
Mn.rm"tt assault snd artery lined 80. Mary MeCsty.
assaul; and battery fined : 10
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Oppicss oF SALE AND RssBIriox
No. <s5 BROADWAY NETWORK.
No. 10 sUMMER-ST, BOSTON
No Tso CHESTNUT ST, PHILADELPHIA
No Sc WEST FoURTH-sT, CINCINNATI
No. 81 FouRTH-sT ST. LOUIS.
No les LAKF-sr, CHICAGO.
No. lS jEFFERsoS-sr, DETROIT.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-08

CUPREME COURT, County Of NewYork.-
~ JONATHAN FATTOUTR against JOHN w. McGU IRE,
BENJAMIN d. EVANS, DAVID HiSCOX and - his wife,
JAMES NJ. GRIFFIN and PETER b. AMORY.-To the De.
frndau. BENJAMIN ID. EVANS: You hereby summoned
aud CURED TO the complaint IL this action which is
filed In The Office Clerk of the City and County Of New
York at the City Hall in the City Of NewYork the 4h day
august 1883 and 10 copy Of your TO the said
complaint the subscriber at his Office No. 81 Was.reet in
Tie City within twenty days aer the service Of
this you exclusive of the day Of such service; and
If YOU fail answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid
the plaintiff this action will apply To the Court for the relief
demanded ia the comp sinDsed Newiork, August 1853
IS lsw6uF r. H. BOVINE Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-08
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-Ocr. 7.-Before Judge
UHroH.

SUI FUK FATN1Ihb 4 FOETKAI1 Ut 4 IND1'
jeremiah Quincy ngt. Elias Howe.-Pl4intlf ia a
Photogr-T artist broadway He for $3.50 for painting
portrait Of Defendants wife. Tie alleges ef-nf4n
red Il aDd finished expressed bic sss4cton
with IT, bu, has since refused TO sA- and psy torit.
Defendant 'ep. that The Of the order for the picture
aven plaintiff agreed tina, the price should exceed 500
he -irs that he ryrss--d his satisfaction with H. but 1a
the coLtsy, be rspudiad the thst ssr his efs
10 take Il plaintiff pr-.d 20 bis aud exhibited
ubic paces sign. In coDcllon he states
thai the picture worth part Of the claim
ed for -
O.born ior plaintiff: Goodman for defendant.