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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25

Peoples UsIos MEETNG.-A large and enthusiast
tic Ratification meeting was held Mt the Court.House
IN Monticello, Sullivan County, ON Thursday evening,
Sept 49, pursuance cia call 50 to ratifs the Peoples
Union nominations Mt Syracure for State otcerr, and
to perfect nn organization in Sullivan County" b. L.
Ludingon, esq cal cd the meeting TO ordor. and on
motion the Hon. ii. X. Low was appointed President,
Eli FarchiId aud l.. II. Pnney, esqrs.. Vice Presi-
denls, aud James l.. Stewart and j. g. Child~ Secre-
Or lea. The Hon. I. X. Westbr k Of Kingfton, aud
the Hon. G. II. Van Wyck addressed the meeting at
length. Resolutions adopted Sstting aside patty
organizations and urging vigorous prosecution OF
the war until obedience to our laws aud the ConS,tu-
ton shall be restored throughout our land. Tho
Peoples Convention nominations were indorsed aud
COMMITTEES ~ pointed TO cali County Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25

srlBBrSG AyYRAr AT LAUREL HILL.-A .enC ,as
bb Arsy occurred yesterday Laurel Hill near Csrsy
cn,siv Thrrr unen a. dnohins Shsn am
nan named o. fare. e.mr Ia and crested ~ ~ no
F. va, elected from the heuei shorty after one n -
-, , 10 ,- Prrl gene ws. the ser sssaiee -
with Epie .'abbins him in h face The o;hsr wSs
o,, 20 .s,is, thar trt-,d AID ssssnsd ~ tHe
hb.d one In the shoudsr face and the oth,I
dan ,erons woond In the abdomen. Farei wa an. a n
snJ loo rd up 90 the Qns-ns unty jail " go.
sse t,usis. inflicted The i,ured asn VIII proos0J 's''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25
COURT CALFNpAR- TVS DAY.

COURT CALrSuAh- THIS DAfs-
USIrED STATES DIsrRioT CouRr.-So Calsnd.
maze up. .
SUPREME CoURT-GksERAL TERh.-Enumerate4
Nos 40 sS1. 80 80. Ss .0l. 17. US 20 33l %
m 81, 33s 3d. 337 tls ASA 3&7. 3ss. 3&s $50
SuPRIaE COURT--CIRcuT.- Part !. = Noe.
esa s7s 49, VA. NO, Liza, 1909, l,o3z l,ooA loa
1891. $50 las l.a31. / 34J l 9iS. 13L =.
BRooKLYs CRY CoURT. g, ~, II, 40, n
81, co. 81 a. 20, 81 2 5, 81 N. 8. ~. II. u, Is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25

Bulls HEAD.-Netr-i York Cattle MARKET, Tuesday,
Sept. 2l.--We have very large supply Of buocks on
the market this week and slight depression prices,
conceded by both buyers and Sc les estimated at from
onefpurth to oue-haf net pound lers than this
day week. The decline AFFECTS the highest grade,
which is more abundant than last week, and the
lowest grade which includes pretty large stock OF
thin light graz. staers cows snd hefers, and love
of wretched sc,lawsgs. the medium grade Of stock
l. not much affected and sells very the rates of
Tart week. The supply OF this class IL Large, and the
,nnnly Of choe cattle sufi, iert for tho demand a.
AN average price equal 10 Z cents pound for the
meat the s.ler iukipg ofnl. few very choice bull
with l. no high hs any rol LIST week, bos the number
sold ut tua rae il much les han IL was the previous
week aud the Number sold the lowest quotations Of
our l.t rerort will be considerably larger yet the
average IL bised upon tho transactions OF today would
no, vary much from the average last week. luis Is
owing 10 the large numl Of cattle In market OF
good fair qu,luy such the mase OF stock from II l.
Ioir composed Of three and fouryesr old Steers Of
10 Scwr each Ther bas been rel orted for sale this
week M ID. Forty furhetreet market about A, 300
head, abon, hall u whch will he sold to-day, aud the
remainder divided between Monday ahd "Wednesday, ,
with pretty L. &c stock fer the List day, unless buy
eIr come Ia "a they etes do, just ut the close Of
Gales, and tske off remnants Of droves very freely
This will he apt to DO the as-, because brokers fear
holding over when tie market Ia ~ iul aud will be
nclineo 10 accept pretty low oilers late la tire day.
After the morning run the TRADE has been dull, and
snes slow through oil The middle OF the day. This Is
ouly the natural IL OF tho increased supply, upon
full stock last week and exoes I've one The week
before But the state OF the market tc-day fully con-
firms us In the opiuion that we have seen the lowest
RAJ ca OF the seson The weather to-day Ia favorable,
clear and mild and first rate for outdoor business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25

CAUeBr IN TIE AcT.-On Monday eveoiug, about
O'clock John Devan, young % - yras vas arrestee
for steanE ~,t,n oni Ma thew Ca1wril o. NO oos
h at Csfharfue Ferry
onsn of sontb Wsrd Police arrested the thisf
fopnd 10 bi- pps-esstou feaerday mcInnG
Justlce ely committed him 80 tie tombs In dsisuis Of sS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25

Arrival OF STATE CRIMINAL. FROM KENTUCKY
Lrut. Lyster OF The regular army, with guard OF
eleven soldiers arivedin this city eserdsy afternoon
having in charge ex-Gov. Morehead Of Kentucky, and
Mess,. Barr and Duadd editors Of The Loaisv#e
Courier. The Camden aud Amboy boat on which they
came had barely landed wien the reguars hurried the
traitors of to the Aaor House to dinner OF the facts
concerning the ses, little be learned, except that
the prisoners came bter from Louisville, where they
had been detected in furtherng the plots Of the Seees-
sioni,s notwithstanding the undoubted desire of th
State TO remain true 10 the Union. They were sent
inst TO Indianapolis and cnpe thence by way OF the
Pennsylvania Central. The traitors in Kentucky are
about being 50 well looked after that Capts Smith and
Lowell of Street Department may lind themselves
IN Nrw-York than they expected. The Prisob-
ers are we'll treated and remained last night at the
As,or House, occupying No ll9, under q suitable
guard They will join their coBfsdsrstes In Fort La
Lyette this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25

The name Of William II. Gilsou is much discussed in
connection with the poet u Senator from The Fourth OF
downtown District Of this cry. Mr.. Glson made "a
very good run for Assembly last Fall; and should he
now be brought forward for the higher pst Of Senator
he would, wherever he is known, receive at least the
su,pr of that class Of citizens who regard Intelligence
and incorupdble integrity as desirable qualities In
legislator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25

AKorHER SERIOUS RAILROAD AcclpkS ~ 'x.ssi' W..
RIM oyrr BY e t,o Isa sics care "oeI , ,he s.ks
st-.t snd sustained fracture OF the sm 80 hoy. and VIA
H., he car he attempted 70 get out Of ns ~ hes...
th. scoiJs.. occurred before the dr''c' ooe - = -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25

ASSAULT AyD BsTTrRr.-Ye-'erlay Edward Green.
shsrfndr taken b-o ia ice brrnTsn at tbs EsisE
18th felouions assault upo
Jsu-. Walsh IS East El-veub Saturday, til
2ist H. sdliiB br sauit appeared that Gess
cha Walsh iof soHe dssnc- with kiie with which b
4 uek a, him twice us-, mi..ing each time, Green
committed In default Of ~, eto bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25

eight Joseph Aaksy, Of very intsmReafe h4ens 70
sdrg Of For yseyeb = Get a. Tnhd avenue oe
subject d-i iu Ast stteme'. 70 ecmma
snicid. ,sbbng hin prck with pair Of scissors
one q s strties Wa r.a wsupd Considered
20 D. Of dangerous character de conveyed Bseyus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25

FIRE IN WEST STREET.-tbout ~ o'clock yester-
day MON NE brnks out IN tie 'hp eoshdiery store ot
M.ssr MORGAN Parker lS1 Wet oceasonod bJ
lighted lamp couinE g. With quaatty OF ysrnsh To
were ItingIs however until damage bs
been sasts Cd snisun ing % scout sSO0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25

Y.cHr RAcE-On Tburvday, 26th September,
race will be s..il-d from OF David Pooek's Yscbi
Cove Hotel" at salterville, NewJeIsey. There will
lie TWO casses Of boats in the rae, those sailing ~
soop-rigged, and those Ealing caf-rigged. No en-
trance fee will be charged, and the prizes FIR each
AS will be II beautiful r-t Of coors. The race viii
be fra distance Of twenty n,iles and some Of the
aeetest yachts Of the Brooklyn, jersey City, and io-
boken yacht clubs will contend for the palm. The
start will take place l2 O'Clock. Stages leave the
Jsr.ey City ferry every hour for Statewide.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25

NEw.YoRK Youso MEs's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
The regular monthly meeting OF this As.oca'lon "as
held in the lecture-room Of tho Rev. Dr. leagues
Church. on the Of Madison avenue ana fuir'y-
first street. on Monday evening" Mr. +. ID. vernon In
the chair. :,
Tue report Of the Army Committee presented oy
Mr. @. Il. Nash aud the Rcv. b. H. Tying, Jr', soo"ea
the publication Of another edition Of TO- oco copies OF
the Soldiers ymniBooE during acaE .nS PSI 0 .s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25

CnAsoEs At THE CUsroM- HoUsE.-The Collector
has made 252 appointments be took the reins az
the House. Including the above, he has about
$50 places al his disposal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25

RELEASE OF THRU PRIsossRs PROM FoRr La
rArsIrs.-James w. Wall Of Burlington, N. j.,
George l.. Bovine Of Coopersrown, N. j.. and Key
West. Florida, and Pierce Butler of Philadelphia
were released yesterday from their confinement At Fort
Lafayette.
Mr. Wall and Mr.. Bovine took the following cathi
81 do swear that will support, protect, and defend
the Cosiiru,iou and Gov rnm-n' Of tie Uoed States
-g,in.t all 81 ene- whether domestic foreign and
thai viii hear faith, ell -ianc- and loynlty Ia
the sam. any ordinance, re,Ou'ioD, or law Of any
State Convention Led lalurc Co the contrary not
withdrawing. Ard iurLrr n al do THE with fall
drerminA i0p, pledge, Aud pa poe, without ANY men-
tai reservation or evasion whatsoever
No oath was rendered TO NJ. Butler, but he signed
tho following plsdge:
'aDo 90 kao,vB, that T. Pierce Rnler have giyen my
sole no pl~dgr thai urin. e." present trouhIvs VIII
d, no vet hos L. 10 the United States and will not
visit South CArons without passport from the Sec
rotary of State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25

The MUSEUM on F.sr DAY.-Mr. Barnum appears
this morning ia columns with charactersic cara
In which he announces that the Museum VIII remain
closed to- morrow till oclock TO enable bis employees
to attend church. after which hour 1t viii, Win itS
great stores Of curios ties and varied amusements, be
thrown open 10 the public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER g. 1851
CRY ITEMS

Tsr N.rIosAL FAST DAY.-Too much importance.
cannot lie attached 10 the proper ooserVaHce II this
day. Many pastors in the ely made It the theme Of
able and appropriate dourse. on the last Sabbath. 1t
ought to have The serious consideration Of the whole
community. The deep interest felt on this subject LED
the American Tract Society, NewYork to tissue an In
tereatng tract on the Proper marner OF beeping
public fast from q recent sermon Of the Rev. Dr.
Cleaveand of Haven. which says, " The entire
day should be given up 10 the duty"
OF this tract, the Hon. Imon p. Chase, Secretary
of rhe Treasury to whom copy was sent, writes,
think 10 ia adapted to It's pu'pore and viii sid tne
Clergy and the public generally 30 to observe the dsy
az 10 propiiiate the Divine favor"
The ~ y. ErGagsiist says: I" II 10 excellent, and
worthy To be read BY every Christian citizen, and
Wondered by a who love God and their country
The Independent says: Its suggestions are good,
and its spirit Is excellent"
The A. y. Chronicle says: Il" Its practical sugges-
tons will prove great assrance to those who would
properly observe the fast day."
jy the benevolence of few individuals, 3o,oOo
copies publshsd last week. have been circulated among
the cLurch,s. They have been sent to nearly three
thou,and pastors in the Congregational Baptist, Metho
DIST Reformed Dutch. Presbyterian, Episcopal, ahd
other CHURCHES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-30
THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE.

TRlESEMAR,1,2 ard S-P-otscted BY RoyaI
Letters Patent OF England, and occurred by fhs
seas OF the Ecole de Phermaoie do Paris and the
Imperial College pr M edioIne. Vienna
NO. Is invaluable for exhaustion and natorrhes
and all physical disabilities.
No. completely eradicates all traces of thoer
diseases That h.ve besn hitherto treated by the nau
ssQns ono pernicl3us vse OF coPolva and oubebs.
NO mas entirely suPPlanted the injurious use OF
mercury, tnereoJ lnSurlnE to the sufferer speedy
felel, dispefsins all Impurities, and roofing GU
TR lESEMAK, Nos. ], 2 and s, sre prepared in
the form OF lo.onge, devoid of taste and smell
and can be carried IN the waIstcoat pocket. Sod
In tin cases. and divided into rats doses A ad
mlnlstered by Velpeou, L.llemand, Roux, RicOfd
&c. fTlcs S3 each, or four cases for 49, which
saves s. and IN ST c.se5, whereby there IA A aav
ing OF 39. 70 be had wholesale and retail of Dir
BARROW. of 1G4 Blocker street., New York
Immediately on receiving G remittance, Dr. Barrov
Will forwarding Tre5euar to eGy par Of the world
securely packed and addressed according to the in
struoti0ns of the writer. " O --
The BOOK, of al others, that should he read h,
men with damaged end broken down constitutions
Is Human Frailty, or Physiological Researches. -
becuufnliJ illustrated, and treats ,nutely OF
al the symptoms that InvsriabIy develop them
seiyea. sooner later, resuting from the fraitias
END yltatlls habits of earl, youth UNDERSTANDING
the victim from sharing the fIuition Of the matri
monlai state, and II not checked IN time dsgener-
nuns al the functions Of manhood, AID brinTISz
PIN; step by step to lingering and untimely death
Sold BY DIR. BARROW, 1914 BIeeoEer street. fnur
doors below MacdouKal, New York Price Is
cents; Sent Tree eveTJ where.
tnston, ID. G. de- saSm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-30

WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPITAL.
nR. ShUMAN has, after an experience of ten
- Years, established the above refuge from
quackery, self-labeled Indian or German doctors,
and pietenders OF witohcrah and impostors In gen
eral
This is the only place where q sure and speedy
cure can be obtained in the world for all improp
And evil habits, gonoTrhsc, gleet, seminal " eak
ness, sy phli.ls, primary secondary, and tertiary
organic weakness. pains II the Joins, structures,
general debility, prOstraton, nervous ness rest ess
nights, ptGtiOo OF tho heart in the ears
loss OF memory, confusion, melancholy, affections
OF the head, throat nose, and akin, and all those
peculiar disorders arising from the indiscretion of
youth, rendering them unit for either business,
study, society. or marriage.
DI., :. has the grestest remedies in the known
world for diseases of the blood. gonorrhs, elect,
from 20 days.
Victims of these horrible complaints, who would
wish 20 be valuable men and ornaments to soclety
SHOULD embrace the earliest opportunity for reli If
Dr. Shuman hcs made the most oornp, etc arrange
ments for the comfort of his patients who com =
from distance. They will DO furnished with the
most pleasant and agreeable guar ters, necessary
Diet, and mfde as comfortable as they would be al
hrst GLASS hotel at less than half the cost
DO not forget the name and number. DIR. Shu
pennsylv wanna avenue. Clarendon Hotel, opposite
the National Hotel, Washington. ID G..
Persons At distance should enclose stamp for
return postage. Once hours, "a. NJ. to 10 =. M
Various parties have been entIced from my in
ontutlon by certain swIndleTs On back streets In
thls city, VIII will rue II tin the day of their death
A word % the wlss Is sufficient ap9ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-30

IL Mr.. Ross, Of Cincinnati steamboat man.
tells the Secretary Of w that he has an invention
which has passed muster I'm the Patent Office by
which boiling water can be instantly heated by
boie ald thrown with destructive force on board
ship at great distance.
II kentuckians are constantly crossing over to
enlist In Ohio; number of superb loo king fellows
came from Hardin County, where President Lin
coin was born.
II 1t Is understood that the Prince of Wales
Will employ the midsummer vacation in the prac-
f!csl study Of military duties.
u An old farmer In southern Illinois, seeing
The cannon at Cairo, remarked :" That them brass
missionaries had converted heap Of folks"
ii One of Ross Bonheur's pictures-a little
two-feet square piece, depicting sheep-brough,
S6l1 In England.
NV. III. Sigoursey, stepson of the authoress,
is 10 jail al Kingston c. W., charged with libel.
Ing the character Of rival
u Five hundred persons were DESTROYED in
the oast1on Of San Antonio, at Gaeta by the ex-
Plosion Of single 16-inch riied shell in the mag
aZine.
ID The city Of Berlin is overrun by millions
OF rats The police has been called upon to in
terfsre. "
u II is said that the fit of secession that re
Gently afflicted Maryland cost her cool 81 900 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-30
EcLeans Volcanic Oil Liniment.
TsE BEsf LlNIbiENr IN rrE WORLD,

sny ssi. ana certain esss for Cane,n, Pilss, n.
.sss Wsaknsn Of the Masels, Chrsnc or Inf.m
esmetsm Aukns Of the Jsnts Contra etsd hius les er
hEamsnu, Earashs Or reehachs Brlsss sprain, Frssh
Gus, Wssnds, gle.n, Fever sors,, Caisd Breast sers
Nipples, 6uns, sesids csrs Throat any inflammation or
pain, re dfsrsncs hsv lsng The di.ss,s ma
have sxatsd, hckEAN1 CELEBRAfED LINIMENT 4,
Q ssEtsin remedy. ~
fhsSends 81 hsman bsings have been ssysd s ~ Al.
sssfsds nissry by the Of this nvalnabls rsmsdv
AeLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMFYT
WI falis,s pain slmost and viii clean
P ana hsai ths sssst ssrss In incrsdibls time
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANNALS
HeLGANS CELEBRATED LINl1ENT 10 die eoly :, =.
1ns isaos REMEDY Tor the cure Of SPAWN, Rim xbous
WhsEals ePiiats gnnn tsra Lanps, Hodss or ,n y.
nsysr failed 70 esrs Big Head, fssviI, Fi,tsii GA
ssnnins sofs', or swssLy, IL properly applied Far
sprSI, Brs. Scratches, Crssisd Hss, Chsfss saddle
o. Csar tails CHh serss, Wounds, il an inf.lbls
fsmsdy Apply a. directed and 10 esrtan Ia sysr,
instance. - s'sy
fhsn uiis ne lengsr wish the many worthless,
snsrsd 70 yen Oetsin a supply Of DIR. RcLEANT LIZ
BkAfED LiNlMEKT. II viii cure you
J. H. MCLEAN, Ssls ersprfet,r
Corner Third and Pine sts, d. Leuis III.
CHARLES sfOrr, IT'S Pa .y ,.I. ,..,, q, vL.
70. II. q ?. CissES. ss.-sstsv. <. a. ma Gsr,,alt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-30
THE EVENING STAR.
JAIL WE ASK IS TO BE LET ALONE.n

lFrom the Hartford Courant.1
As vonce walked by a dismal swamp,
There sot an did Cove in the dark aud damp,
And at every body a. passed that road
A stick or a stone this Old Cove thrOwed,
And venever he flung his lex or his stone
He'd set up soEg If Let me alone"
Let me alone for loves TO shy
These bits Of things at the passers by
And lots of other traps snugly IN
Let ma a!Ons, I'm rIG gin boat
To grab votever you've got aflOat-
In 8 week or 30 / expects TO come
And turn you out OF your ousa and ONE
I'm quiet Old Cove" says he, With groan;
'All axes Is-Let mo aiOne"
Just thsn came along, on the self-same way,
hnother y Cove, aBd began for to say
Let Jcu alone! Jhat's comm il strong -
ou've ben let alone = darned 81 ht too long
81 al the SARGE that ever heerd
Put down that site x! You may well look skeered
Let go that stone If you once show fight,
III knock you higher than airy kite.
You must have lesson to stop your tricks,
And cure you OF shyiug them stones and sticks,
And III have my hardware rack and my cash,
And knock your tarnal scov into smash,
And II ever ] catches you round my rancho,
III string you mp to the nearest branch.
The hest you can do IS to 90 to bed,
ma keep decent tongue IN your head;
For reckon. before you and are done,
you'll wish you had let honest folks alone"
The Old Cove stopped, and t'other Old Cove
he sot quite still in his cypress grove,
a nd ne Looked az his stick. revolvin' slow,
Ven er 'twere safe to shy or no
And ne grumb' ed on. in an injured tone,
All asked vos, let me aloEs."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-30
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
Qrd'fsrUaJ:sr's Office, u. S. Maria,
Washington 22d Ma. 10,

Qrarf~maJ:sr's Oncs, U. s. N.,;., co.,
washington, 22d May, 1851.
Sealed PROPOSALS will be received A mi. oH
oytf uesday the 18th day of June Isei ~ thre
o'ScK \. M, Tor supplying Wood and Co,J 10 H.
T. .; Marines stationed at Wa,hinrton' n Hs
'9!, tne Isl July, 1851, to the Sth June IaSo W
cred n Te3d 10 be best oak sapng and to be- deliy
within tSe M and inspected az such point,
Sai tns Walls OF the Marine Barracks as ~. = h
free of ssn. Dy me Commanding Marine Ofiosr.
The ccal to DO best white Ssh .n,b,;.
to Hes from dust, and to weigh S4O ibs 10 NJ
point 70 De delivered at s0s
may be desi grated By the C"%m.0 o pa eess as
n ,Tee or expense to the United Sts.s" S
oOth WOOD and coal to be furnished At moi nna
Hsnns n s.en Quantities as the said CommandIns
,t;oy ~ NJ VIII be made upon the quarterly reopi
titie. ,en; s Commanding pficer, stating the ia =
Oily 70 regulations " o'"mAhd' Sgfeea
.on. s1abanty to be signed by two responsible
the II s. .tfesponslbllity must be cert fed to by
SoHsctor, uiust accompany each nronnsaJ'
o ro ~ iso y VIII not be considered.
1919, 10 oe snoorsed Proposals for Final - and al
dressed To the underligned. fu'' and ID
mA.vlv o. w. b. SLACK,
QuArtermaster Marine Coma