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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-27
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iN5 LEss, MAXI soUARE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-27
EHEht &
Upwards of SI3soOO,OoO
Df Ls,es have been paid by tho Rtna Insurance Co.
inthe past ~ years.
FIRE AND INLAND NAyfeATIoN

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
RsAs accented at terms consistent with sOVeney and
fair prsht.
fio gfAea % 0fafitranefof fBlfkLL1hGS
aad CoHtsai5 for tsI ulS ofoRe % GVe yearf.
The progress Of this Cooperation has been stable
shino and storm periods eveutfu IN or exempt from
svrpplnE cunha agrafions and maritime dIsNster BE.
NJ long estAbIsed. OnA cash basis, the trOnbles OF
tbs ere dit system affect u1 In material particular
During G6ard tmss'' the security OF reliable lnsu-
anrs Is an Imperative dnty-the ability OF property
hoI.Isrs 20 stain los being then much iessened.
PIieies Issued without delay, and all business at
tended 70 with dispatch aud fidelity, by
n O. ARTHUR, Agent,
OMee over the Bank OF Wheeling.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-20


On Monday death blow given 70 the last remain
ing hope Of saving William Alison from the scanoid by
the decision of the Court Of Psrdons sitting Trenton
which refused to entertain the proposition OF commute
ton Of sentence o. to interfere in any way with the
speedy contamination OF justice He will therefore be
hung on Wednesday the 10th OF April This stern and
snequvoca decision has had sautary effect the pri
so0er since he begins TO change the almost bruteke sto
dty and indifference which characterized his conduct
throughout the trial. to more human attributes and has
even on several occasions evinced momentary symptoms
Of repentance He attended religieseue by the Rev
Mr.. Noble, who halls with delight the aintest appear
Of contrtion piey after hts long heretofore
unmnded ana fruitless mnistrations.
The most anectng scenes accustomed by the visits
OF the children Of Alison. There six-two by a pre-
vious and four by the wife for whose death he
conyicied-ali OF whom unable TO appreciate
the fearful position OF their father except the
eldest, Elizabeth, whe one the principal
witnesses for the unsuccessful defence and aged about
sixteen years These little cluster around their
parent totally unable TO account for his long continued
ton. To their inquiries for the desired inor
nation, Alison replies with tears-the appearance 0
which cause all fur her importantly to cease
The preparations for the execution are being pushed
rapidly forward In the OF the Hudson county jail
situated on Bergen Hill, Hudson Ctya strong brick
wall twelve feet high will be erected and be arranged
so rs to preclude the possibility OF satisfaction of tho
morbid craving and melancholy want OF decency which
generally attract large crowd similar tragic
sons. In this enclosed space the gaows will be erected
upon which GA Wednesday, the 10th day OF April tor
rbe lesson viii be taught OF the impoency OF conceal
ment and certainty of punishment of any fendsh ami
successful attempt to produce permanent divorce from
uncnngenia partner OF wedloca.
Tickets Of admission viii be issued by Sheriff Francis
with view 10 shut out the presence OF all persons
particularly called upon by duty other wise to be present
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-20
Brooklyn City News.

COMMON CoUNCM--The Board met on Monday evening
President Kabfeisch in the chair.
resolved TO instruct the Comptroller TO advertise
for ten days for propositions TO lease for years the
bukhead belonging to the city At Fulton ferry.
petition presented from certain property owners
asking that the limits Of the proposed park at Mount
Prospect, against the establishment OF which the public
protested and the issuing u bonds for the derayng
of expenses Of which the Common Council dsavored
by resolution, shall be extended easerly direction,
and that the work be done in shapely ordered
to lie on the table.
The Law Committee reported that the suit Of Peters
the City of Brooklyn in which the plaintiff claims SIS 900
damages said to have been sustained the emptyiDg
the Bond street sewer his premises might be advan
tageousy adjusted Accordingly the referred
to the Law Committee and the Corporation Counsel for
settlement
The Chief Engineer of the Fire Department OF tho East
ern District presented interesting report showing
the condition OF the department and the number Of fires
and alarms during the past The document discoses
that there are ia the dep trmens chief engineer aud
s assistants, Sl2 firemen, II engine, hose aud
lengths of hose Of which 100 lengths equivalent goo
feet in ordinary, aud IS lengths $50 feet in bad
condition Superior hose or 10 lengths each engine
and 20 lengths 10 each hose company making $50 lengths
(equal To "a 900 fec required and the Chief En-
gineer should be authorized 70 purchase immediately
600 feet Of good hose During the past year there have
been 571 bell and 80 st alarms. The number Of fires
ST. The report concluded by stating that the de-
partment prosperous and in state Of general EN-
cheney. The report WAS ordered to be printed.
Tho Board adjourned at an early hour.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-20
Severe Weather ON the Hudson.

THE SNOW sToRMs-FREEzIN6 OVER OF THE RIVER
ROUGH PASSAGE OF THE NEW woRLD-Low
T1DEs-BoATs AGROUND, ETC.
For q week past there has been a very ane sample Of
January weather on the Hudson Snow fell the whole of
Wednesday night and part Of Thursday nearly all along
the river, varying in dspth from to six inches In
the neghborhoods Of Poughkeepse Peexsk aud Rhine
beck the WAS in many places full six inches deep
Thursday seighng good for about half day. when
ahevy shove rot rain ended II. Up 10 Sunday NJ two
O'Clock the weather had moderated considerably,
when again changed and since that time
has been very cold. Between twelve and o'clock
Sunday IL was within few degrees OF zero.
The cold continued all Monday MP to seven o'clock at
night, when snow began TO fall between Poughkeepsie
and New York, and yesterday morning tho ground was
covered the depth OF three four inches Bat little
fell above Poughkee pee, and further towards Alba
ny any The weather. however was bitter coid and
must have been low as For several days past
there has been constant storm Of wind blowing from
the NORTH and this has caused the water in the river to
be very low n that In many places the bod Of
the river at the Sides IL exposed than for som
years past. ON Monday morning tho Vanderbilt lay
high and dry upon the bar time and others ais
reported TO have aground though with less detention
The extreme cold snow Storm, and north winds hsvs
ton TO the boats. The rive in many places be
tween Albany and Hudson, yesterday morning, was
frozen over tight before the New World cut her way
through and ni Albany and above bc no was one shec
from shore To Shore when the ferry boats crossing at tn
different points Get the mass m notion floating down with
the tide. Floating leo extends between Rhincbock and
Albany, about sixty miles, From Newburg 10 New York
there Ia worth mentioning. All the streams creeks
and standing water are, however, frozen ovcr-many
and three inches thick The bay nc Hudson Ia frozen
over and at Lvipgston's creek, betveca Tivoli and
Barrytown, two fishermen crossing foot as the
express tram parsed that point at half ten o'clock
yesterday morning.
The New World due In Albany at Eve O'Clock yester-
day morning. did not arrive that city until half past
ten A. NJ having met with ice such largo quantities
between Tvoli and Albany that considerable time was
lost In cutting her way through IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-20
TEE RAaILY uERALD.

The Condftien or the Co1ntry-Anairs 1t
tho sOuth-The Constellation OF the Com
federated States-Thc Celebratton or 50.
Patrfck's Day-fmmiSratton stattstfcs-
The Tenement Houses Of the Metropolis
The Latest News-Mnrkets, &c., sc.
The FAMILY HERALD In its edition OF to-day (wednes-
day. WILL with other matters, contain:-The Latest De-
spatches from Washington City, in regard to the Condi-
ton Of the Country the present Aspect OF Affairs and
the Policy of the Administrations The Constitution OF the
Confederate States with the latest intelligence relative
to Affairs in the South; full report Of the manner in
which st. Patrcks Day celebrated in the Metropolis
and its vicinity; An interesting statement giving the
Number Nativity Age and Occupation OF Persons from
during the past five years. Returns Of the Census
the Tenement Houses OF New York, showing how live
in the Metropolis, and how many live in their houses
and how many in hired apartments Letters from Our
Correspondents In Paris and Berlin Account Of the
Murder Of Captain Pyke Of the ship Gen. Parkh Obitu
airy Notices of Distinguished Persons The Latest News
received by Mail Telegraph; AL the Local News OF
New York and Vicinity Of Importance Reports Of tho
Cattle, Provision and Money Markets. and all Interesting
News Matters Of the preceding week.
TKRAs.$2 year four ccnts q single copy. Subscrip
tions received at tho Office northwest OF Fulton
and Nassau streets New York Single copies for sale at
the counter and by all agents Advertisements In
serted at the usual HfRuD rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-20
Fine Arts.
THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN.

THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN.
The thirty sixth annual exhibition OF the Nationa
Academy OF Design commenced last evening at the gal
leries in Tenth street, with tho Private View" which
custoarily precedes the grand opening TO the public
Heretofore has been usual TO make this occasion gor
OF general reception for which two or three thousand
tickets OF invitation have been Issued and in response to
which the elite Of the metropolis male and female have
gathered In large numbers In the present instance,
however, it was sprivate" view indeed, those assem-
bled embracing merely the exhibitors and few art con-
nosseurs, without q solitary feminine form to re.
iieve the drcary monotony Of black coats and
hirsute faces While could not help amentipg the
absence Of the brilliant arabesque pattern Of humanity
which has gaced these occasions BEFORE and the life and
animation by which they have been characterized the ded
cheney was more than made up by the untrammecd op
portuny afforded those present 70 enjoy critical
animation OF the works which decorated the walls.
The number Of pictures exhibited according to the
catalogue five hundred and seventy SEVEN and, In
point Of excellence safe to say that they favorably
compare with those Of any previous year.
Among the pictures which attracted the most aten-
tou we may mention the works Of Clifford Huulir gon,
Jerome Thompson, Mgnot, Durand, barley, de HAS,
Ipgham, Ieutzc and Jaintn. Numerous other artists
contribute the result OF their sk but in the absence Of
catalogue and owing to the want Of time essential to
critical examination OF their merits, defer more
tended notice until another occasion About two hun
dred gentlemen werc present
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-20

DIVERSION OF IMMIGRATION FROM THE
NORTHERN STATEs.-One of the favorite
facts of the republican organs in their
comparison of Northern and Southern pro-
gress is the more rapid increase of population
In the Northern States. They will not long
have to boast of this. One of the effects Of
their present policy will be to check the stream
Of immigration, to which the disparity is
entirely due. No sooner did it become evident
that the Union was in danger Of being broken
up, and that the imposition of high duties
under the Morrill, tariff was about to render
the Northern States as expensive places to
settle in as Europe itself, than the Canada
papers began to publish articles proving the
superior inducements which that province held
out to emigrants. From discussion which
took place recently In the British Parliament
on the subject of the Saskatchewan and Red
river territory, 1t is evident that efforts
emigration in that direction.
Thus, between the advantages held out to
him In those various quarters, and the dearness
Of everything here, the emigrant will no longer
be tempted to try his fortunes amongst US.
The agriculturist will 60 to the British pro-
vinces, and the mechanic to the Southern
States, where they will find life easier and the
rewards of industry more certain. In this way
q stop viii be put to the settlement of our
waste lands as we'll as to the large annual in
Aux of capital which we owe to immigration.
How long, we ask, will the North, under these
circumstances, preserve the ratio of increase
in its population which is pointed to as an
evidence Of its natural superiority over the
South?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-20

Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BoARI

Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PmIApnSmA, March ~, 1881.
Stocks dull. Pennsylvania state S. sly; Reading
RAILROAD, 2lS; Morris Canal, IS; long Island Railroad
1917 Pennsylvania Railroad, a. sight exchange on New
York at par lilo per cent discount.
NHw 0HRAys, March IS, 1861.
Cotton market active, and prices &c. &c. higher
sales to-day "a 600 oacs middling at IL &c. IKE
Flour quiet super, IS 25 50 30. Freight cotton -
Liverpool. I'd Sterling exchange, 5L a 81 premium
sight exchange on New York, "a pres,ium to par.
MoBnE March 10, 1861.
Coton-saes 10 day $500 bales: mddfng III 10: sales
the past three days 200 bales receipts 1900 freghts
0I6d.; sterling exchange, a premium; sight
change on NewsYork, par to u premium.
BALuxoRE, March 10, 1861.
Flour dull Howard street and Ohio IS lay; City Mills
So small sales Wheat seaoy red 81 ~ 81 Is; white,
81 40af1 CO. Corn dull mixed, SOC. Soc yellow, SIC.
n Soc; white, COO. &c. Provisions dull Coffee quiet
at 12Lc. q lac. whskey, lie. alike.
PmIApEtrmA, March 10, 1851.
Flour dull supcrfne, IS IS 12h. Wheat active at
81 20 aSt rs for red. Corn quiet sales 5000 bushels
new yellow. DOC. 500; old, 5Sc. 5sxc. whskey arm
At 17hc a1slSc.
CINCINNATI, March 10, 1851.
Flour In IN fair demand. super 81 so 81 90 Wits.
key hrm at l3xc. Provisions are quiet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-20
The Northern Tari6.

few typographical errors occurred in the tabular
arrangement OF the Northern tariff given in yestcr
days edition. and which particularizc. In
ases the duties have there been left blank and the
cancics can be filed with the following
Barbary gum, free.
Barytee, sulphate OF, 20 per cent.
Berries not otherwise provided for 10 per cent.
Bone and bone tips, manufactured, 10 per coat.
segars under IS per ooo 20 cents per pound and 10
per cent--not Il.
Gunny cloth-sec cotton begging.
Hides, raw, &C, per cent.
Horn and horn tips, unmanufsctured, 10 per cent.
Hypoeuiphate Of soda, 20 per cent.
Jutc cotton bsgging under ten cents per yard ~ cents
per pound, not u cont.
Mattresses, vegetable substances FOR, 20 per cent.
Mathematical instruments for United states, &C. Free
Newspapers, &c mot otherwise provided for, Ii per
cent.
OIL OF vitrioi, free.
statuary, mot otherwise provided for, 10 por cent
slave bolts, free.
Skins, raw dc., per cent
Sulphur, -four OF, 20 per cent.
Teeth, unmauufacturcd 10 per cent.
whsiebone, manufactures Of, not otherwise provided
for, 20 per cent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-20

SrProsKD SUICIDE IN LrsrKNARD SrREEr-Coroner keefe
held Inquest the Clarence Hotel, No. "a Lspcnard
street, yesterday, upon the body Of 49, Henry who is
supposed have committed suicide Ter the following
who appeared To be stranger
IN VI health arrived at the hotel on saturday night and
registered his nnmc Mr.. Henry The following day
Sunday he went to the drug corner OF Broadway
and Canal street and saying he unwe he purchased
an ounce OK the solution OF morphine. He then retired TO
his room, and, lock ng the do,r vent 10 bel on hon
day deceased 90 not make his appearance at the break
fast table, but his absence lid seem create any
guest was stu missing Upon proceeding TO deceaseds
ROOM and finding that the door was fastened on the in
side the landlord determined break down the barrier
and ascertain the cause OF the mystery Henry was
found 10 DO nsenable AMI apparently IN diving cond,
ton Medical aid proved Of little avail a. The ,,nsortu
nate rallied. He expired about hair p1st ton
O'Clock that evening remaining 10 the last
The jury rendered verdict Of death from overdose
Of some narcotic poison Deceased WAS about th,rty
Ave years Of age and was apparently American
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-20

The POPULAR VOTE ON TIE SOUTHERN CONSTR
TUTIoN.-The Tribune says that the secession
leaders dare not submit their work to the peo-
pie, because the Louisiana Convention did not
think it necessary to obtain popular vote
upon the constitution of the Southern confede-
racy. Is there no parallel for this in the histo-
ry of the republican party? In the last Con-
gress Mr.. Bigler, Mr.. Crittenden and others
offered propositions to be submitted to the
people to settle the difficulties which threaten
to overwhelm the country in ruin, and the re-
publicans took every possible means to prevent
an expression of the public opinion thereupon,
and they succeeded in SO doing. Who dared
not submit their work to the people on that
occasion?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-20

SrrrKxs CovRT- CRcru.-Part Mos. 1856, 671 coo,
45 TAT 321 10i, 327 753, 765 1857 76l 1871 769, 2si
81, 5s3, 1856, 775, 7S3 Part 2-Nos ga. SOAK, 8t4,
ei6 e64 e6s ee COS, GA 3ot, 500 $780, $40, $50, ss2
6s4, 6Ss, 692, COS.
SrrrRroR CouRT--Part Nos $50, 1875, 1885, 1887,
1862 1861, 1907 1867 1915, 1873, 1851 1917 Part g.
Noe 1ots 1852 25, 1872, IS 1882 1884 1906 1905 3s2,
1914, 1870, 1850.
UsuED STATES DsTmcr CouRr--Ncs 10, Q, 15, 16, Is,
20, % TO IS.
COMMON PLEAS Part Mos 29s 4o6, s149, ia $50,
las, 366, 104 ga, $40, 6sl, Oil, 497, CTS, 449.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-20

A CHEERFUL PRosPEcr.-The Richmond Wing
informs business men who are "restless under
the stagnation of trade and the prospect before
them" that 'it can't be long until the whole
adapt itself to the necessities of the case and
90 on" There are some people hereabouts
who would be glad to know the exact date of
this millenial period. With us things grow
worse instead of better. We have dull sum-
mer and dreary autumn before us.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-20
News from Havana.

NEW ORLEANS, March 10 1851.
The steamship Habana has arrived from Havana, with
dates 70 the 18th inst The Karnak from New York. had
arrived out on the 10Th.
Business was more active Hugar-numbers IL 10 a.
6H reals The receipts daily increasing. Stock
on hand ga 900 boxes and some hogsheads Molasses
inactive; clayed, ~ reals; Muscovado, reals.
Money slightly more stringent sterling exchange, 10
premium.
The news from the United States regarding the atera
ton OF the tariff created some excitement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-20

81. LOUIS March ~, 1851.
Daniel @. Taylor was unanimously nominated for
mayor yesterday, by convention Of the democrats,
Bell and Everett Resolutions adopted s'that
viii recognise no issue in the approaching municipal
election other than repubcanism and an,irepubcan-
ISM We challenge the republican party OF this city to
meet us that ISSUE That choosing candidates
require other qualification than honesty, capabty
and fidelity TO the Union and opposition to the republican
party
The ticket called the "Union anti-republican
Pot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-20

LOtt(rIcHs
MessIs. WOOD, EDDY co. would most respectfully in.
form the public that their several lottery grants
until the following periods:-The
VIII continue TO be drawn until the 1852 the Missouri
Kentucky State Grant until the year 1877 and
will be conducted until the expiration all those grants
the promptude that has characterized for the
forty years under the management Of predecessors
Messrs ates Mcintyre, Gregory Co, j. W. Maury
Co., Gregory 4 Maury, and the undersigned,
WOOD. EDDY & CO..
Ma .ger
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-20

Tho Rev. EDWARD McGEaS, pastor OF 81. Ausustnes
church, Sing Sing, and distinguished member Of the
Catholic priesthood, died suddenly Monday evening Hs
remains viii be brought TO this city and exposed st.
Pafricks cathedral at one O'Clock on Friday next,
thence the funeral viii proceed 10 Calvary Cemetery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-20

hcans VIII learn from this transaction that there
are other ways Of governing country besides
by system Of espionage, and the seizure OF
articles which may seem to them "contraband
OF war;" when no war exists, or which are
otherwise obnoxious to their peculiar ideas of
the rights Of the citizen In commercial trans
actions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-20
NaynI Intelligence,

The United States steamer Susquehanna left Beyrout
the 9TH uit for afa and Alexandria large party OF
the officers and men, who took passage a Russian
steamer for Jerusalem some time previous,
pened to return TO Haa the steamer could not effect
landing at Jaa From Haifa they rode to Nazareth in
severe storm. The Susquehanna proceeded TO JaIa
for the purpose OF receiving them, but owing to the
storm which prevailed that time it expected she
would be delay cd some weeks. The gale in Syria
more severe than any that had visited that locality in
twenty five years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-20

SLAUGHTERED IN THE HOUSE OF Hrs FRIEND--
1t appears, from the Albany Evening Journal,
that Weeds most bitter enemy in the Tribune
Office was formerly Lord Thurlow's editor.
There's magnanimity for you.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-20

Southern Ocean steamer M0vement
SAVANNAH, March 10, 1861.
The steamship Florida from New York arrived ut
wharf at nafpast ten O'Clock on Tuesday morning AL
well.
SAVANNAH, March Is, 1861
The screw steamship r. r. Cuyler, from New York,
arrived here last night.
CHARLESTON, March 10, 1881.
The steemship Columbia, Capt. Berry, from New York,
arrived here ut twel 70 o'clock this noon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-20
The DRAWINGS or tho SUSSEX County an,
Consolidated Lottery of Delaware.
X. FRANCE L co.,


The Legislature OF the State of Delaware having given
France Co lottery contract for twenty years. the
UNDERSIGNED Commissioners appointed BY the Governor OF
said State to supernend the drawings OF said lottery do
hereby certify that the following the numbers drawn his
day.
SUSSEX CouNrr-CLAss 81, March 10, 1881.
e. 2, 46, rs, II, %, "A, 80, 6, "a, 20, Co. 25 H.
As, IS, IL, 80, 2, AZ, 81, "A, 81, 80, is, "a.
witness our hands at Wilmington De this day uesdAy,,
JOHN DALE,
JOHN W. WALKER, Commissioners.
ALFRED r. WO0TTENt
Circulars sent free of charge by addressing
B. FRANCE CO., Wilmington, Delaware
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-20

LnrRrooL VA LoSporprnRy-steamshp Palestine, at
PortlandH Williams Capt Fry and lady Dept Asst Oom
Gen Archer. A Davis Capt Smart w Pare Capt Street,
lady and daugbier w q Manderoh, w Murray q Page,
or, Pratt joy, Webster and Keangani q In the seerase
Nashville-John Hunter and fami-
w. James Garrison Charles Gilbert aud ady Mrs Horrgsn
David hughes Cater-on 0oodiin, n Clark = j, Exsh
Mrs Mckenzie Joseph w Smith and servant Ron Church
In the stccrage and colored passengers.
DEPARTURES.
LIVERPOOL LoNpoSpFRRy-stcamshi ship North Briion,
from forilsnd-E johnson, Nei Burg.,on, Bitten
Clark lady and three children and Pollock, OF
New yok James Eison, lady and three chidren Miss Is
thcr Clements. and Krt Of session. Street, Of 81
Andrews NIB; Lieut. Washington OK Rnss) lady and ser
yant LeMesurer If Quebec Rogers Of Manchester; Ed
ward fncal. OF oshana U Usher, Woodcock, Rouse
and Y Lewis. OF Toronto.