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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-03
Bruoalgn City News.

Muso EARsoL PARE The second concert 10 Csrro,
Park will be given this Saturday afternoon Ace
O'Clock, By sneops Band rhe opening concsrs lag,
seek ~ss decided suecsss and listened 10 by vast
crowd ri orderly persona rne programme for 70 day
as foiors--
l-Weodiag March,
2--Aria, Nabucod Doser,
3-F,csre Barber of Savil!e.
4-Quicsstep. Ever Thinking OF Thee.
G--Dfinsing Song, Lncrezia Borgia.
e-LsnCers.
I'll Lombaroe.
8-D Irovasor Quick Step, Anvil Chorus.
9--Finse FirOs0
To- Quick Step, B1pny Jeau
1f-Waitz from Beetpoven.
12-8rinoisi. Travista
l3-Sisr Spaoced Banner, Marseilsise.
NEW Process FOR PROCURING EVIDENCE Yesterday q
young woman named Mary Ann NcNalty WA askea into
custody the charge OF stealing dye,ses from
employer amounting in value something over twenty
FIVE dollars she broagh, of,e % toe Dspaty
Superintendent aud searched when Cbset we'd lhs
swallowed tometning. the officers lied their
make her treorgs but without succsss, wn las,
resort. erietic was procured aud s1ynDisEsseo ~
force. Tbis had the desired sfsSs FOR Sfovsh
forth several pawn ticsets, of winch her sn
4ss established She taken before Juaiice Cornwall
who committed her to the pebitsntissy for six ,nns
FurTccsio3 SsPBoARD. .-rnroper aerlon hal6 az 10
quest yesterday upon The body Of coorei man rno va
found dead Ia the bod OF the Eept,pss Bride
recently IRON North Cs,oins With cargo lur 9oa.ine
and po~ lying IN the Atlantic docks o. removing M
hstches the stencil revealed the fact sa. les, ooy
gas sto wed within. 0u further txam,p atom the DO
e,sssd found between barrels ~tsn y pag a,.oa
~itn ,ice tied about his peck. He f&s gone ia DE-
CON- position. The BODY was taken 70 the dead nouse
Ia ruuposod thet siave and eaines niuseig on
board tie schooner With the view Of gaining h,e freedom
on arriving Northern port No tbs vessei
kne sny ibua about him sno verdict OF des,1 oy cut
location rendered by the jury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-03

RoBbiSc MOTHER - little srl, named Mary Barry
wss yesterday arrested by detectives Roach and Poole
having robbed ber mother Of $685. apysars tns, amer
stealing the mnpey che gave Il n suosher small s,r
naMed mary Scsbts who oorcesied Il At hor motnnr,s
,seierce The officer AFTER ZONE SEARCH eaccecded IN
fndinx tbe money. Mary Barry d alleged 10 6s the
daughter Of old Jack Roach, In the State prton.
TO TIE EDITOR or TIE HERALD.
Nxw ScRK, September 1850
Inserting ne soilswse IN your valuable psper YOU S,
ctse your Keep Of brace = Eo 81
kahes street s there gambling or 6iSoydNr,y sSicsn
ksnt there There h liquor store kept By NV hsusHe~
have lived In ssid house sncc An xprl lse ns h.vs
9y.I sssn anything . as ors pfsssss
fa OF NE nost rsspcctahe mhablsnf a. ~ st4
70 estfy also, ne MpAut u kaM hpu6h JORN NAOMI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-03

A MAN FALLS ONE HUNpsED FEEr AND "a
INSTANTLY KILLED About Eve O'Clock last eyeolre ius,
Delsve was about TO coee hts exhibition upon the rops
at TIE Upper Fnhs young man uamed william r. JeunI
hundred feet below and was instantly killed Tn,s frshs
f accident took place 10 full view Of rome thousancs 3,
people standing on ne Mns sslow and either psAl of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-03
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION.

OF IHE CONtENIlON.
lev mhuies before Twelve O'Clock the delegates be.
sn ;, find their u, the Court house. exsserty ar.
rsrged building in the upper par. of the city good
feeling fssns 10 pervade a. Judgus from ,ae numerous
hs oi paper privately snown about, tnere Dusr be any
qlsntty o paor all written out. expressing The IDEAS
oi various Celes Aes ef saving she
ssse hom fuD srce the ADDRESS OF the niclee OF
the ttfae n,outs saieslnst the hiss arrived vheu
tie psiosc aud psiiorGi who nave constitulel the
sn1srcar psry OF New Jersey must ce.esmas whs.oer
qosn .ssr pinspies, OF resolve upon zone desisive
oonfte OF Scton 10 promote Il sir csuse whis shey con-
sder .he cause ct their coaatsy ls Is sea what taey
The Convention wAz called to order o. .Teuty ainu.es
pas. Twelve o'ciocx, AND J. h wlsor appointed tenn
rorary cnairuan, ~eo took bis sest as,dss sopAusa.
90 motion, lbe following appointed 5S nssss on
Resoluops Samuel Biys,d, of Gouce stsr dr Parker,
Vi ReIces. aaa Nj, Bsrses, Of Camden.
kr BAyARn then moved that committee Of three be
appointed 10 fepors iers for ae oonventoa
witch ~ss adoplsd ara the following were appointed
sst comnit,es: tt.nkD. OF uonceeer, j. Nysrs,
@ Ctmdeo, ard Nj. Ruchns, OF rrenton hf. Tafr, OF
caucen wss then s.pon'eMs M ssc,s,sry p. * .,, s,
city tae Executive Commtee slsnar.xed sppoins
COMMITTEE Oiedeptisis 10 examine sne lection rsarns
lie would usse statement noT, In orosr that sny
present objeciion to the Committee act
rg sfccssnse with their nstrac.ioac they could now
esSIlIxAy moved thss the Committee be endorsed By
the Cnpv epilnl
bers Of h.s Convention NOT not he op-
jecttd sry aucn proceedings he considered tns Con-
yenticn shie 90 take care of n26n.
Nj RAyARD ssd tnai the Committee had uot baao vs,
appointed but would Re in the recess there vss 10 ob
cccr fer hs own psrs, he would be eAd 10 ess ria Of
tns ass ous sns mass meeting bad adopted has c0usss
out cf extra caution prevent bogus oSamins
sss sna The Convention being packed was up
Too mocn Of endorsement, was then sdopted. and the
Convention adinu, ned uuul ZP. NJ
There wero ebcu' hundred delegates present tns
moinins Inc boat from Salem did usual
hour; that hecton was, therefore, unrepreseussd this
morning.
Immediately sfler a6jcurpment q wrange, ia whish
acne loud and bitter wcrdc used botrcsn two dale
gsi.s showed that there spank In this caas " Jersey
politicians ~ we'll - N the dom scrats
AFTERNOON SESSION.
During The recess sbe speech of Commodore Ssoosou,
delivered n ihe ma meeting .. thu pAcs - w ~ q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-03

A READER II ipfoymed that the 50 for the aPoo,
WIDOW" If not announced, was no. received by To,
Editor. How did he send the money!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-03

SALT IHsPkcrJoH.-The Syracuse Journal says
the quanixy Of salt ne Dectei tins Jnrudaxa s..t
Springs Reservation for lhe four woeSs ending August
1850 WAS ss foowr--
Al Syracuse pstrict No l, brshes. 2l2t7s
Al Sci rs District No 4828l9
AT Liverpool District No s. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 2es
At 6edaes District No. T.. .i7b.ssl
The whole amount Of eAls inspected the
Springs Reservation from Janusry 1862 to Apgust NJ
bc7 s7i bushels. The whole amount uspes,ed tyr,ay
the same time in 1868 was 8, SOS oet bushels Deceass
lSl ga bushels.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-03

Major ABRAHAM 8. wooupsIpar ,o~ ~.
sn;anse n s vxniA House or Delegates from Chsstev
~, usa ooany oisd Abermarle Va 80 ,no 2ath M Il
Taylor. =" ssS ~ vsoVS =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-03

verpcr Geversl, Concba sisplaya groas administrative
sh arc gives 1t the time r0of of extraordinary
hymnsm insure interior exterior prosperity
tbe leland Hs predominant object that of tho D Doo-
nell Ministry, 10 only % have tho Spsnsh govern.
ment lOved, and TO combat BY real IMPROVEMENTS tse
wpAthy u he Cuhans for the United States rsgic but
also resume By advantageous treaties sne ancient
lRiiops OF Spain Nth her American colonies
e repabnc of Honaur has juss IN the most grASaus
Mariner lent lr hand to thu restoration Of 3pausn ia.
epoe those couDtries for Independently OF the ssss
sctcDs gv.ued by It's government TO thss Of spa,a
bas luppreAsed the special d0es imposed tne Spao
ilh vssIes aud the yrodace " Cuba II fas sssimaso1
the Spanish dag that Of the favored nsons aud
granted considerable advantages the steamers shco
carry Is. IL 10 hoped 10 Mn0sid ana Havana that Toe
other States Of Central America viii foI!ow Inc OK
ample Of Honduras. This evolution Of Span sh porc
does not lack Importance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-03
Commander steamer wssoinstoa.
RESOLUTIONS.

AT ~EA, Jusy I, I5hy
TIE ndersigred, passengers board rne steam hip
WsshiSgtop her recert voyage from NeE Yosk
EsncsSo via Cape HoSp take pleasure In bearing tes
nohy 10 The skin which ber cspEsin George e. 0scn
bss display eating bis snip unirpg WATCH
fu'uefs be has manifested all times OF danger, the
ability sh which he has met the greatest haaocls diG
cues, and The unvaryiDg consideration ~hicn ne has
all times shorn for ,he comfort ard enepce bis
passengers, II Ia hrm belief ha not @i.nstau tny
our long passage bisne be a,ta: he'd Captain
WEIGH, but, tDe contrary he deserves ceets fo
oIIeIE the rhip SO ber oesinatop a. a even into
the Pacific ocean; and that deentions have baeo
mainly c5Ngeahle te the insuleacy OF tos creo,s su
red 10 Captain We'cb by the company wnicn hsi zoe
mietoStune 10 ssfve. We cneertnlly accord Capsau
WEIGH all the qca',eA of head AMI heart which go {,
mske thorough sesruan AND hind hearted geaseMan
SigEed VIM i. Nye, Lsssuder Walker, Wm. MIN
p. P. Gage WD H. EDGAR, JAS. @. fucker, Edward
vii a. ayte snl Others, IL behalf Of drss cao,o
passengers; Ezra Big or john Tyler jose % Judge &
r Sub, Epbraim roset, Der uis Dans. Joseph Tnsir
kof and Others, in behalf ot second cabn ps.sengsrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02
Since January / 1855 2,O26, 4og 5So4l ,ao7

Since January L. $59,3 1856 SO OPS 400 IS OIL 307
The aggregate Is respectable, though great in
1857, when shipping breadstus freely Consider
ing that have sent hardly any grain -four Europe
this spring, the total export to dateafty five millions
quite large Ths export Of cotton during the past week
was smaller than usual OK breadstufts, there
ported SO s44 bushels wheat la2 barrels -FOUR of
which all the wheat and 1855 barrels of oar were sent
to Great Britain. Present priccs have observed
BEFORE leave margin for profit shipments of bread
stufs 10 Europe and with the large consumpvc demand
here, and the probable deficiency Of the crop in certain
caies il is not clear that the price here decline
this year low enough to render such shipments fair
camille adventure. will be remarked that during
the past week shipped nearly 0o0 barrels Of -four
to the British colonies the West Indies and South Ameri
This market would be considerably enlarged were
Cuba and Porto Rico thrown open 10 grain. The
listing Spanish law deprives Of natural market in
these islands, and obges the Spanish coloniss pay
exorbtant price for their food. Mr.. Preston ought 10
have difficulty in convincing the present Spanish 60
vernment that such unnatural laws these do
good and must work perennial mischief all the par
ties whom they affect
There ia change in money. The scarcity
Of good paper becomes marked every day. OF
second and third class paper the supply is LARGE and In
instances the rates at which IL Is discounted
high. The course Of tho dry goods market has dscre
ded good deal Of paper made by dry goods Importers
hear already whispers Of private arrangements for
extensions But parties whose untaintcd, or
who have good securities borrow very cheapy in
deed.
The business in foreign exchange Is light. leading
firm drew heavy line London and Liverpool for
morrow's steamer from Boston, at ITO 1lo5 most Of
the other drawers asking 1l04 r. Francs held
Mt 612s 18sz; the business doing is moderate. The
Hammona, which sailed to.day for Southampton and
Hamburg took out $500, 900 in specie.
The following the latest quotations Of sight exchange
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02

FRlcH1s. = Rates steady and engagements were
gagged at 32d $780, 200 boxes cheese, by steamer
4cs To Tendon, 100 bbIs. oil at PIT The bark Golden
Era was taken up for Valparaiso a. p. bark Of 80
tons engaged TO load for Bordeaux and back at - GOO
The ship Seaman's Bride was taken up for Hong Kong
and Shanghai private terms.
PRovIsIONs- Pork--Thc market was better for mess,
while prime was heavy. Sales more active, and
embraced about bbls at SIS l2h asia 2 for mess,
Sl5 81 for uninspectcd SIT 10 for clear do, and $40
10 t2h for prime; 100 bbls mess in the above
sold at $l6, sellers option for all the year Beef was
heavy and sales confined TO $50 bbs at "a SO for
new prime, 80 90 for mess, 50 so $40 for repacked
mess, aud $40 rs $1l for extra Beef hams
dy, with small sales at $l6 SO. Lard easier, with
GALES OF 800 bbls and ticrces at leAc loc Prime in
lote was held at lie.
SuGARs.-The market firm, with sales Of about
00t hhds Cuba muscovado, including refining goods at
sac 6Ac and grocery goods at SAC 7hc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02

CIEARED
81, Steamship HanmoniA diamN schwsnsen Hambnrs-Kun-
Ship Plymouth Rock Hammond, London-Grinnell, Anurn
SHIP SHIP Ssps%s, Hansen asnnins. ccsog
Ship Ship GG'S Suas ssn.ses Shs,sssoS
ssSr / Johnson; Ellis New o.issn..B Johnson
ssSr George LSngslow Jackson Hunter.
sehr Hawkins, Griasn. charisston- accresdy, Mot
schr Strong Lscum, Bal.inore-Mailler, Lord oae-
s s as waes Ssw
sloop Willard, Burlingham, Newport Master
ss e:as ss% FsS %sgsnH Racket
Steamer Ironsdes vandeveer. Philadelphia.
ARRIVED.
with mdse and passengers to Drayon Dot 10, s0 PM
% sssm
sose Cape Race The being rough for The
boat 10 come OIL for the news at same nc bark rugged
sean,rhio fsr, Nseho'eor, Galway Oct H. and
Johns MY 2sh with mdse and $50 passengers 70 The Ame
steamship Florida crowen Savannah with mdse and pas
Turks Islands l5ih, with salt Buck 20 Sid in com
Ss R RSSS
Brig 1homas 1ies,on; NORTH San juan MIC Sep. is viii
sc h., y Dyer Pierce, from Boston for virginia
pmenio &c re,ers las been zee o Il
Brig Naad Chase Cienfnegos Oct with sugar TO Tucker
ghtboun. Oct IL lat q 3D. Ion 80 5 experienced heavy
gale from eastward; deck load honey sp sas
&c bsen IA days Of Haeras with strong gales from NNW
Brte JANA OBJ Chisholm Maitland Ms day with plaster,
Brig Fanny Palmer tr Fitzpatrick 81 john NIB Is days
with stone. 10 Middleton.
BRIG OBrien, MITCHELL Machias, II days with spars to
Brig sabao Browp Cherrydeh days, with lumber and
Sehr Annie MINER lBT! Clark CORVALLIS, Ns, days, with
plaster, to J Whitney h Co. 80 ~
sshr David Campbell tBr, Ludlow wechpoo NIB. days.
with fish, 10 Brett, Son K Co.
Schr Jos Webster Bennett Charleston days with co
ton. TO W Scranton. - -
Schr Aida, uurpen Philadelphia for New London.
Schr Eveltne, Howe, Little Egg Harbor, 3days.
scr John Man0ve. Smith Little Egg Harbor 3 days.
Schr Isaac Merritt Munson Ezahethport for New Haven
Schr Orator Gibbs, EizabethpOrt for Fail River
schr Martini Ann Mcneil Hand Elizabehport for Boston
Fchr Eeraph, Allen Salem.
schr W CogsweIl, Baxter, Boston, 5 days
schr Charles Henry, Myr1ck, Boston, s days.
schr w Pratt, Whiden, Boston, days
schr 3 " Edridge Snow, Gloucester
Schr b Brown, Ntckers0n, uarwich
srhr Gnrilla, Baker, Harwch.
Schr Amelia, Kelly, Harwtch
schr Peri Eidrdge, New Haven
schr Tinker, Thurston Rondout for Boston
Steamer Osprny, Kenny, Providence.
Steamer Petre1 Baker, Providence.
Steamer UsceolH Smith, New London.
BELOW.
Bark Eorumbega, 30 days from Galveston
schr Jesse Allen. from Philadelphia for New Haven
schr Enelne Haight Of areenport LI-An By sseamsaa
Achilles
Also, one ship and one brig.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE
The Mvils OF the AragO and Nova
ScOtian.
Peasant Journey Of Our Minis
ter to Pekin.
TIRE GREAT EASTERN STILL UNDER SURVEY.
&c., &e., 40.

Thc Unitcd States mail steamship Arago Captain Lines
sNch left aoasha,npoa the 18th Of October arrived
NJ this port yesterday evening, bringing $50 passengers,
NE usual mails, ana 500 tons Of merchandise.
Amoegss her passengers were Mrs. J. Y Mason and
Amsiy from Paris tho Hon. l. ~ Keiu and lady, Jerome
EapOecn BonaFarte ESQ., Professor Ch'ids OF Cambridge,
and Judge Forsyth OF Troy,
9Ae male OF the Nova Sootian reached this city from
Qscbcc cssy yesterday morning.
Car srs dated In london on the 19th of October.
me Paris Bonsras publishes the general official return
- the revenue for tho frss mouths OF tho present
year. smoun,ine TO 100 'ei coof As compared with tho
corresponding period Of 1853 there decrease Of l2
o0of with that of 1857 increase Of O0O
The Paris correspondent Of the london Herald says:
ag Trm, Arman o., oi Bordeaux, have refused large
order fro sipwuer M the SOUTH the alleged
Tor declining ons ma al .ner hands we're engage On
have nearly completed order given them by govern
nent last spring ttr great number Il am not At liberty
Sse batteries which have by magic all along the
northern and northwestern coasts.
The Ami ae la Religion that great many
French bishops who had hitherto reia,ned from giving
aher opinion the in the Papal States, about
them delivered from the pulpit, bringing the
nllocuon tho Pope under the notice Of the faithful It
n reported that the government intimate the
right preatcs that in the interest OF the church
slcy had better let the matter drop
letter Of the 10th Of October The London POSI-
Says
There is something in tho wind about an alliance be-
tween Russia and trussia-a nearer approach towards
Prussia and retirement from notwithstanding the AFFAIRS
Of Germany You may depend upon the national move
Dent in Germany is assuming wide proportions. The
Germans have learnt AZ last that Austria their real din
Guilty in any approach towards reforms The national
party want to break up the Frankfort Diet, which Is
Parliament for the Princes Of Germany ana not an as
semby which represents the interests Of the people
Gwmaay wsu long attract dtesstion as much az
&alS
The Cduoasc OF Tiis the submission OF $50
princes and heads Of tribes the right flank Of Caucasus
These subjects Of the Emperor Of Russia have en-
agsd to deliver hostages and to establish themselves
The localities which shall be assigned them by the Rus
sian government but Gen. Phipson, who received the
delegates from the tribes question: has postponed to the
spng the ceremony Of taking the oaths and their install
Akson in their encampments.
Lady Franklin has resolved 70 sell the yacht Fox
which go successfully conveyed Captain McCntock and
I'M BROTH he to the fulment Of their mission The
ssss 70 take place Loyds, early in November and
viii no doubt create much interest
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Telcgraph Marine Report.

Telegraph Marine Report.
HIGHLANDS Nov J. sunset-No inward bound vessels In
sight Wind Sc, light weather clear.
SANDY HOOK, Nov sunset-Shp Europa. for Gan Fran.
clear. =
FORT LAFAYETTE, Nov l, sunset-Two briggs coming up
the bay Ships Lady Franklin for Mobile passed down the
Narr0ws at TO- AM Iammerger for do at $50 I'M
shp Hammoni Hamburg passed out the bar q
Pm Wind VI, Light weather clear.
Miscellaneous.
The Hamburg mail steamship Hammouia Capt Schwensen,
sailed yesterday afternoon for southampton Hamburg
with 70 passengers and $780, 900 In specie.
VESSELS DUE AND OVERDUE THIS PoRr FROM EusoPn-
The number Of arrivals at this port from foreign ports up
July LIST were unusually heavy and the number foreign
ports por the past month have been unusually Light owing
the prevalence the Atlantic OF westerly winds Among
those now due and overdue The fouoMinS:-
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AmOtncE Ste8m O00t Acc h0ems
ON THE sOuND-ACCIDENT' q 80 ~ svkAn.
BOAT TRAVELLER,
About one O'Clock yesterday nora No. as tho ss,
Traveller which left this city ~ Nav Have, nu
O'Clock on Monday evening, a. N tho :,
1hross NeoA 'us ','D collision win schooner, the
name o. ~n's" ~ o been uns'J,o 70 ascertain. Tue
p0~sp'"0 Sa ooner sszucs. the steamboat nearly
amidshps sw~ ping away considerable norton Of the
hurricane seck, and mo,xing complete wreck Of the
inIboaf' wheelbouse Tho paddle wheel had some Of its
Amnss smashed, and the SHAFT the VIII sci was thrust
seye ak or seven inches from lis usual position such
WAS the violence Of the conclusion The buwarks this
side were swept away, as well the frame work of the
wheehoasc, leaving tho paddle wheel almost completely
exposed The howspri. also tore through tho
hurricane deck in which the FIRST second OF the
boat were ut the time, severely njuring both them
In this damaged condition she was found sometim,
afterwards by the steamer Elm City ON her down trip
New York. and towed 70 this city, where she arrived
about six O'Clock A. She vas hauled Up at the Novelty
Works, hut during the day removed 10 tho dock Of
the Morgan Iron Works where tho injury viii be repaired
The schooner lost her bowsprit and was otherwise
I maged about the bows. 4F Ffu4
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-canadian inactive, with sales Of about 200 900
bbls at So 40 So o. Southern -four less buoyant
and active, while the sales embraced about POO 800
bbis, within tho above range Of prices. Wheat
hfmer, and In slight Improvement re
aized Tho sales embraced about 81 900 bushels, at
81 ab for white Canada 81 40 for white IndanaSt 30
for white Kentucky, 81 ioa u l2A for Chicago spring
and Nlwa club Corn without change Of moment
The sacs embraced about 900 bushels 81 81 Oh for
Southern yellow. Rye steady and IN good demand
with sales Of 10000 bushels at Sko 88c., tho latter
figure for small lots Barley in good demand with
sales Of about 90 500 bushels Canada 761sc 8Sc
Oats were in good demand, With sales Of State and CANA
da at 44c. a Acc.
disposed 70 await the result Of auction sale oil
this week.
To1Toy.-The market steady, with sales OF about
500 bales, closing the basis Of the following quota
TONS