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New D04fy at Rockford.

NC" Dally NJ 1K0tRI0fd.
We hare before us copy Of the Rockford
Ddtly Register, published BY E. c. DArcuenrs-
neat and well filled sheet, Of course Rcpubli-
can in politics. The lftet|y Rgi~te" has long
been one II the best of our Western exchanges,
and VIC see no reason why the Daily should
not full heir 10 its merit. Mr. Daugherty de-
serves SUCCESS in lis new cuterprise.
, 1859-06-02

EB- Rev Mr. Humphrey is to be installed
pastor Of the First Presbyterian Church, in
this city, on Tuesday, 7th inst.
, 1859-06-02

WANTED-A situation as Wet
" Sufse-tabe 10 week. old. Apply At $ Lasalle
SffEH4.
, 1859-06-02

perfectly pure and delicte wine At moderate prizes,
admirably adaIte To family use. and rapidly becoming
established favorte III the City Of New York having eel
the Howard Hotel st. Nicholas Hotel Western Hotel Me.
tropotan Hotel. Astor House Jones' House, and al The
leading purchasers Of Champagne In that city.
, 1859-06-02

~ The body Of an infant far advanced tow
ards decomposition was found yesterday after
noon under culvert near the corner Of Blue Is-
laad Avenue and Polk streets. An inquest was
held but nothing developed.
, 1859-06-02

At a meeting Of the newly elected Board.
last evening WALTER L. NEwuEnnr, Esq.,, Of
this city, was elected President; aflcr which
an adjournment was had until 10 o'clock, this
morning. when tue other officers will be dcsig-
ngta1
, 1859-06-02

I'd June came tripping in smilingly yestcr-
day, laughing and shaking all her tresscs in tile
summer wind. True, size raised considerable of
d dust, but that we pardon her
, 1859-06-02

- Taken in and done for was one 11awlev,
from Michigan, night or t1o since, stranger
i'll Chicago, bound to see the Elephant and
robbed By sca1pers and inmates Of dance house.
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Fever and Ague.

rom which mankind suiIer over large part OF the
globe IS the consequence Of diseased acton in the
SYSTEM induced BY the paissnous miasm OF vegetable
eeay This exhalaton evolved by the action Of solar
heat on soil, and rises with the watery vapor from
IL While the sun IS below the horizon this vapOr
fingers near the eahs surface and the virus is taken
With it through the lungs into the blood There It acts
as an irritating poison the internal xscera and
esetng organs Of the body The liver becomes torpid
and fails to secrete nos only this virus but also the bile
from the blood Both the virus and the bile accumulate
in the circulation and produce violent constitutional
disorder The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach
symDathize with the liver and become disordered Also
FINALLY the instinct Of our organism as If in attempt
70 exnef the noxios infusion, concentrates the whole
Hood C. the body in the internal exeretOrcs to force
them TO cast il out The blood leaves the surface, and
PUSHES to the central organs with congestye violence
This is the CHILL. But in this effort It fails Then the
FEVER follows, in which the blood leaves the central
organs and rshes to the surface, if in another effort
to expel the Irritating poison through that ether great
excretorythe skin. In this also it fails and the sys-
tenn abandons the attempt exhausted, waiting for the
recovery Of strength repeat the hopeless effort another
day. These the fits or Laroxysms Of FEVER AND
AGUE. Such constitutional disorder viii Of course IN
dermine the health if. il is not removed
have 1ahornd 10 ind nd found autllOte.
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COMMERCIAL.



nTToNThe demand for Cotton has been quite brisk curing
the greater part Of the past week. and pic eneri 1aEe o
Welt naniaae occasionally ratheff easier ior
uvesth market closing however, without any quota al
,cra,ion The sales OF amounted 10 aoc OOO
hes the Closing being within the range Of the oowng
mutations which are the last week. Inferior nominal
Ordinary 77 Good Ordinary 80 i Low Aiddiing IVA y
lOx, Mid4hog l0A9l, Good Adding llAell1s' "loaihs
Pair ll5z9l@ s.u,a.s n,
AcCOWe have had her week CT extreme dizziness "a
the Tobacco market, there teng demand whatever o ornu
lots aud heard Of sale since the dale OIL our @
weekly report 49,.
I'VE repeat previous figures only for reference ny a
enaalv nomnal Lugs, Factors 3) 81. Lug. PLANTERS
Leaf Inferior Common SOS Leaf, Fair 64 LeA hiIe
7lx;3ss<, Choice GAINESVILLE &c 7s9ss<. ....s
sUGAR-There has been moderate increase IN te
new CROP and prices gave &c in the early p
Of the Wee, which they partially iecoyers
decline OF the week embraced some oOV
ana The market closed arm at the Of the following
tons apply the the transactions N on 81
unimportant Common Good Common s495 Fair 70 f 1
ly Far 67 q, Frlme and Cnolce ef54s
iIAssEs-Wh increased receipts and only moderate as
mand have considerably declined, with sale 81
5000 bills during the week. including eoO e
for prime choice, and 4344c per gallon for prime os
halfbarrels -, dr.
OFFE-The market has been without much animation our
inc the past prices have been firm, with sales Of
sDO bars at raageOf II i2c including 10 ua
s0 AT I2 $50 at l2e 100 pound. we quoe
cargo Of 627 has arrived from Rio during the week anu
the stock in secOnd hands about J5S OaS
sgainst 90 500 a the date last year.
SAT-The of Liverpool Salt from second hanas
Fl 10 for 81 Is for hne at the w~rehouse ana
M coarse and per for fine delivered free OF
Gd salt very dull at % 05 for and hne and inc
~ haseeu offered without buyers. We heard Oh
cargo sales during the past week
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NEy YoRK, Nov 5. Motion firm; so 600 bales. in
GLIDING 4OOO bales New Midin in transitu a
with -6 freghs Uplands middlng II Flour heavy, sales
of IOCO0 b5s 81 70b4 IS Wheat has declining ten
dency and prices 25c lower Corn sales
60 bushels yellow Mess pork has declined SCI sales at
SIS 2095 Lard buoyant at lD1S9llc Sugar buoyan
New Orleans ~ CSC Muscovado 6h975c. Coffee frE. Keg
La sells Lnseed Oil quiet 55G56e TalIow frmer
at &c.
CNcNEAT1 Nov5, mThe demand for Flour is light but
holders 1891 so for superhne Wheat dull and
receipts mainly going store quotations unchanged
There inquiry for and the market is hrmer at &c
for yellow steady 45 TO &c. Barley quiet
at GO Rye dull at &c. Whisky in good demand at 23e
Mess lover with sales Of several hundred barrels at 3
Bacon held 9c for shoulders and sdes sales al "a to
9Sc. ogs Offering at s. IS, but buyers do no: offer ever
IS 50.
NEw DREAMS. Nov. 7-CoTToN has advancing tendency
Sales to-day 70 900 bales Prices Middng SITTER but
quotations unchanged Sugar quiet PToCs esis but quo
tatons are unchanged Exchange London $685. on bills
of adng ssl sixty days 1902 discount: sigh.
l<9H discount. r-
New YORK. Nov. Cotton buoyan Sales 1850 bales, in
Guiding ESQ bales Mddng Orleans at lI. with nine six
tsenhs freight Mddling UPlands ll%. Flour firm Sales
1900 b5ls4 1894 declining tendency, sales e
sO bushels Yellow 9s999. Lard in kegs 1l91l6 Coffee
firm u9lIH. Molasses 30
CINCINNATI Nov. Flour quiet with better feeling in the
market. Quotations unchanged Corn &c. WHISKY 231
Provisions quiet. .tF
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AYERS Agua Cure.


which neutralizes this malarous poison in the blood,
and stimulates the liver expel it from the body. As
Il should so it does this affecting disorder with
perfect certainty. And it does more, rather does
what Of more service 70 those subject this Infection
II taken in season expels it from the system It IS
absorbed and thus keeps those who it free from its
attacks keeps the system in health although exposed
TO the disease. Consequently it NC only cures, bur
protects FROM the greet variety Of affections which
Induced BY this malignant influence, such as Remttent
Fever, Call Fever, Dumb, Masked Asue Periodical
Headache or Bilious Headache, Bilious feyers, Neu-
raleia, Rheunatism, Govt Blindness Toothaehe, Ear
ache, Catarrh, Asthma. Papitatons Painful Affections
Of the Spleen, Mysteries Cole, Paralysis and PAINFUL
Affections Of the Stomach and Bowels, all OF WHICH,
when arising from this cause viii be found to assume
more or less the intermittent type. This ASUE
CURE" removes the Of these arrangements, and
cures the disease.
This it accOmplishes BY stimulating the exeretories
TO expel the virus from the system; and these organs
by degrees become habited do this their Office OF Their
own accord Hence arises what we term Gcctanlatotoa
Time NAV accomplish the same end, but often he IS not
lone enough or Is sacrificed in the attempt while this
AGUE CURE does il at once, and with safety. we
have great reason believe this IS surer as Wen as
safer remedy for the whole class Of diseases which are
ansed bv the miasatc infection, than any other which
has been discovered and it has still another important
advantage to the public which Is, that it IS cheap as
well good
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CANDIDATES.



weare auhsrfzed II announce JOHN K. EDMUNDsoN as
candidate for sheriff Davidson county ate next election
oct25. I'd
wsare authorized to announce wM. G. BRTEN candidate
for Attorney Generaiof the 9th Judicial Circuit embracing the
counties of Sumner. Williamson and Davidson Election next
May. octsS I'd
We authorized to CARY A. HARRIS, Of Will
Hanson county as candidate for Attorney eenera for the u
deal Circuit composed of Williamson Davidson
ard sumner OctI4- tdt
We are Authorized to BAXTER SMITH, Esq OF
Sumner rs candidate for Attorney General CT this (aes h)
judicial Circuit composed of the counties Williamson, David
ssn and Sun4rsr.
We are authorized to Jas RAIEEs, Esq, as
candidate for Office Of Attorney General for the Ninth Judi
cal Circuit composed Of the williamson sumner
and Davidson Election IN May, 1890
We are authorized L. FINLEY Of Davidson
Circuit. Election, May, 1869.
octQ.
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Arrival Of VeaseIs.

NHw ORLEANS. Nov.7s--Arriyed Escort, Mountain
eer and success from New York, the latter made
the trip in eight days. Empire from Boston; For
rest King from Livelpool; Cephas, Sterritt Bon
aire and In1iana from New York
There has been considerable damage done to the
shipping by hurricane sY,# flzeges r.
There are reports Of several vessels ashore and
in distress at Nassau and the Keys.
The steamship Robert Waterman from New Or
leans for Mat.agorda run ashore on the 9Th near
| Iimbalier Island. The passengers and crew were
saved. The saving of the Steamer is doubtful on
account Of the heavy breakers. 4
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Foreign ComlmerclaI.

NEy YORK. Nov 6The Liverpool cotton circulars w
the steamer gives the oo wing Particular OF the eona
ton OF the market; ,,
Messrs Richardson Spence Co. that American adviee
nv the Arabia being favorable with regard to the growing
crop equeny adverse to the prospects OF the holders
here but owing scarcity o the miqdng and better gad
Of New Orleans Mobiles prices supported at last See
Mssrs Hewtts circular says the demand good but buyers
have been freely met the market devoid Of spirit neWh
standing large Of business Better qualities are mnc
wanted and owing their actual scarcity, holders are ense
further advance. Low sandy CRATES are h
forced of at Tie imports of the week were 5
bales and the be at is 2O bales Inc
clos NJ quoatons are, Mdling Orleans Middng Mobiles
I'd, Middiing Tplands 67<d ~, Z
M,sts Sslsrfohts yso American cotton Clesn
reansis chiefly inquired for Mobiles less and Upland
advanced disfavcr Mddng Mobiles I'd, Mdding upands
sgd"
are higher Holders Of lower grades free sellers
hut without quotations closing follows Mid
ding Orleans l6d, Middng Orleans is quoted at I'D
Mrssrs Kearey Co that the manufacturers ascs
vslv engaged and the China demands resumes its great
Mddnq Orleans quoted az Slod Mddng
Mobiles Id Middng Uplands l2-l6d.
Co. dtance OF l-lbdgSd In the
better qualities Americans and quotes prices the same rs hessrs
Hougiton Sons say there decided sdysrce though
fal grades improved slightly in value
essr Glare say the market is hahy and prices OF
desirable grades we'll suPpored They quote Mddng Or
leans at I'd MidiIiug Mobes I'd, Md ng Uands 62sd.
Messr brake KleinWOrth say that the demand prnei
paly upon mldngquses which are daily getting scarce
and realizing prices but lower grades must Necessarily
the attention Of buyers and already somewhat
Z n
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nB.A.F ahnestock's VerIni-

Il. A. Fah1eStOck'S VerlElI-
ESkzslS EUGE.--TIas long been regarded with taVo
and confidence by body o. the regular medical profession
in every State in Union, preparation unsurpassed
By any, and daily prescribed by the most eminent physicians
thou hou the United States During the long period Of its
larity spurious and counterfeit limitations have
from time to tine made their appearance. Never has 1t been
more necessary on part the buyer to exereea uous
caution in purchasing the genuine article than at this time
These limitations are rlosin their external resemblance
to A. FAHNEsroK Vermifuge as to be well calculated put
upon the unsuspecng purchaser an articles Nh'h n n
wished nor attended to buy 1t is enough to buy Of an &C
credited AGENT but every purchaser vigilance to avoid
being imposed upon and examine bottle to assure
himself that buying the genuine B. A FAHSErocKs Yer
-, oct23--wlm
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The followingis a summary

GuETr THEArRE-MBs. AND Mss FARREN-Ihese
two ladies commenced thsir engagement last night
in the parts Of Adegitba sDa Of Constance IN Inc
Lore Chase With the merits Of Mrs. FARREA as d
,ragedienne Of the highest order, we have long been
familiar Miss FAmEN is a stranger to Nasl'lhe'
sud we had never seen her before We have MOI
time to do Justice to her merits at So late an hour'
but vii give them a special notice tomorrow.
Lasreiea B0rqia and the Bellies Strdtagens tonight
and tragedy and comedy every night throughout
the week If this does not draw, our manager VIII
have 10 fall back on the Hidden Hand, or organize
band of Minstrels with Mr.. JACKSON as Br7dder
Bones. and entertain Us nightly with an Eethopian
version of High Life below Staiss
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Y TELEGRAPH.


CRAE1srow,s. Nov 5.--Shields Green, one Of the
negro prisoners. was found guilty this morning
The first count, for treason abandoned, upon
objection being taken by Mr. Sennett that it not
proved that the prisoner was free person, and
therefore did not come under the statute, which
reads ANY free person The sentence was defer
red.
Copeland is now on trial. Mr. Sennett defending
Tranquility is in process Of restoration.
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ASK the Physicians.

All medical admit that intestinal worms cause the death
Of thousands Of annually, and entail many terrible dis
eases on those whom they no summary destroy. apollo
Nv therefore needed for Introducing preparation like WNER
CANADIAN vERMHuSE which in three days will annhare and
carry of either Tape Worms Thread Worms Round Worms or
Nav Worms and time brace and intensity the d
estive powers the stomach that return of the dssei
next to impossible.
Re particular and remember pane, Winners Canadian
vermifuge" This is the only srtclp that be depended
Remember this.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & co,
81 AID ISL Chartres street,
i i. H. ...a-.
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1000 REWARD.

TWILL give the reward for the apprehension and con
fnenent any Jail, that Ige him, oil my man MlLSVN
who ran OF Rutherford county Cd the lth day
of April, 1857. g
Wilson OF copper COLOR a6eut 81 years o. age le "
inches high hair, slightly inclined to be wavyi COCA
teeth he Is slightly round sholldered raised in
county Tenn the widow Maxwell OF IA
dscp county free Of black color and nam
Ell fired ard informed lives in the neghborhood OF MRS
NaxweI He children in she relshDorhood Of
Uuntsyie Ala and have believe ne has been
! H1.S.iiis on5 IInntsviIle GEO. SANFORD,
! l-a,'s a - Murfrees r0' Tenn.
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Fly N THE WHEAr.-The Bristol lelss Of the ith
inst, says the farmers in some portions OF Sullivan
county are complaining that the fly has made its
appearance in the wheat and is committing extern
siye ravages. The favorable weather tais fall has
,aused the wheat to be unusually forward, and the
avages of the y are therefore likely 70 be so much
the more extensive. We find similar complaints in
some Of our Virginia exchanges.
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Those who desire clean shave, or comior'@Die
bath can be accommodated by calling al rhANH
PARIsHs in the St Cloud building lie Is pro'ideu
with everything that can contribute 10 the CONFER
ness of the outer man He has number OF skin
ful and experienced assistants, and is prepared %
carry on his business of barber and hair dresser IN
the most fashionable style,
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Continued DePredatiens at Brownsville
by COrtinaS and his Band---Skirmishes,
IF Life, &c

rEw ORLEANS, Nov. THE steamer Arizona has
arrived with Brownsville dates of the I'd.
Cortinas' band continued their depredations, and
threatening fire and sword On the 10th, thirty men
entered the city and fired one round, when they
were dispersed by the artillery and fled. On the
oath l2O men with a cannon and hOwitZer marched
against Cortinas, drove the guard from his house
and proceeded, when they were surprised by an
ambuscade and lost their cannon and howitzer, and
were finally defeated with four wounded but
none killed COrtinas lost two killed. CoPtinas at
forwards sent letter demanding of the citizens of
Rrownsvigle tbesurrender of the sheriff and others
to save the destruction Of the town.
There is a general panic and the city is barricaded
and trenches dug; an attack is hourly expected.
Its reported that after taking Brownsville Cor
tnas will attack Brazos.
The Mayor of Brownsville appeals to New Or
leans for 100 men, as the citixens out and
the Rangers have not yet arrived.
Sixty felOns, released from prison at Victoria.
Northern Mexico, have joined guerilla band and
are devastating the country.
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Cnu,iOn.--The article of


NO. CauIiOn.--The article OF
49, Whisky well known as "Dalys Arc
matte Valley Whske established reputation universal
renders the manufacturer to keep pace with the
This the result OF perssyeng energy in its intro
ducon sustained by determination adopted at the outset and
departed from, that its original parity and
unrivaed excellence should continue to the end.
The fate upon all such successful Efforts
manufacturer 1t is initiated by inscriptions
impostors spurious article paed OF upon
the community, great dement of the public as we'll as
injury manufacturer both in emoument and we'll earned
epue Every made to guard against this piracy
by Copyright of the LABEL AID by peculiar shape OF the bottle
caution public against this imposition upon them and
upon my rights earnestly desire such information from
those may posess by having been vctmzed or otherwise,
as will enable me to protect public and myself by prosecu
ton to the utmost the Law. The genuine Das Aro-
matte Valley Whisky in l. bottles each with
light yellow Label and with yellow with the pro-
pretors stamp the wax and fac smile signature OF the pro-
pretor on the label. other articles limitations.
Consumers depend upon getting pure article Wheh
they buy Valley Thiskey is sold by the bottle and IN case
only Ma. II; pAIl'
n South William Street, New York,
Sole
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n, F,,rxc.-This gentleman is doing the work of
raos s,,,,ri+an among our citizens, in relieving
them from those most tautiiisins and tormentng ex
cre.cenees with which the feetof so many are aiic-
sed. As the gay season advances all those who
wish 10 exercise themselves on the I" light fantastic
toe should look well to their corns," and have
them extracted as speedily as possible
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APartIng Word.

If we were asked advice weWOud give our best friend on
parng with him. we would say-Be keep DALLElS
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRA CTOR always o hand. You have
sure safe and immediate remedy for host Of difficulties and
dangers Once all, DdeyS Magical Pain Extractor
the RR Ueror Of all the remedies offered to the public
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
No q and ISL Chartres street.
soeagents ire Southern States, and whom vll orders
sbori5 bs addressed Ioctl6i&yIm
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LIBERALIZATION.

EsUAM G. HARRIS; Governor OF the State OF Ten
6 pessse: To the citizens Of said Siate-Greeting
in confority to established CUSTOM hereby ap a
;rt TIprsSsv the Twenty fourth inst, q day Of SS
pnbe Thanksgving and Prayer Almighty God Tor me
manifold blesngs bestowed aStaee aRd opei oi
he wear now rapidly coming Close ARd esrneet recon-
mend the Observance Of II as such =.
In testimony whersof,I have hereunto set my hsno
AID caused the great Of the State to be afNed al
t) Office Nashville, this LIST day Of N0Vem5et a.
D., 1853. IslAh u hANNA0
nv order Of the Governor. a,
n T. Z. RAY Secretary OF State. nottCII-
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PLACE FOR SALE.

WILL sell nv place. CONTAINING acres Of land, located
3 the Nashville and Galatin Turnpike fifteen miles from
Nashville Said paCeis four hundd yards Of the Bender
in half mile OF Blacksmith shop POsofce, good School
Church and Mill Has upon elegant brick dwelling con
;sf Lnni-g 10 bear of the est variety Of fruit fail
Ing We'll OF pure water and surrounded by cultivated society
as sumner county boast Of
For further particulars apply the undersigned At Hende
sonville. l. l. OAsA1Ohhs'
buff
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From Rnenos AYres

New YORK. Nov 5.-Buenos Ayres advices, of
September lst state that the Buenos Ayres squad
ron had chased Urquisa's steamers into Monteviden.
That Government had ordered them to leave and
the BuenOs Ayreans were waiting outside to fight
them A Paraguan mediator was early expected AZ
Buenos Ayres. The land forces were inactive.
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New Orleans EIectIon.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. T.-The election passed off
perfectly quiet In the fourth District the Demo-
Gratis elected one Legislator, ono Justice, and one
State Tax Collector. In the rest of the city the
r ,gular American ticket is elected by a large ma
ioritv
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From Hartford.

HAgTFoRD, Nov. 5-The four story brick store of
s. Rockwell & Son. corner of Morgan and Front
streets in this city. fell between six and seven
O'Clock this morning. 1t was nearly new, and con-
tanned l,500 barrels of -four, large quantities of
gram provisions etc. No one was killed, although
half the building is wreck from cellar torOof
L )ss estimated at IS 900
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New York, Now .-A letter from Havana, of the
30th of October says there is a report Of eonspi
raey or something Of that character, having been
discovered among certain military officers and the
soldiery OF Matanzas. Various arrests are under
stood to have taken place but further particulars
have been permitted to reach the public