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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-28
A sKIRM1sH UP THE TENNEssEE.

A member Of the Fourth Illinois cavalry,
Col. Dickey, just arrived from Savannah,
brings the following account of skirmish
with the rebels in which tho Fourth bore
an honorable part. He says that on Sun
day morning, Companies M, l. and ], Maj.
Bowman Commanding, left their encamp-
ment at Pittsburg to make reconnaissance
in the vicinity of Pardy, which was being
fortified by the enemy. They proceeded
ten miles through the forest and swamps,
when they met body Of cavalry, number
ing ene hundred, concerning whose presence
in that vicinity they were previously in
formed by a rebel who mistook our forces
for Coufederates. The rebels fred upon
our boys when within distance of 200
yards, but did no damage, their shot going
long way over head. Tho squadron then
formed in limo of battle and gave the rebels
volley, upon which they retrcated with
the loss Of one of their Captains. Two
hundred yards further on they formed in
line second lime. Lieut.. Chaplin, OF Chi
cago, was ordered to charge with Com
pany L, which he did with with great gal
lantry, and the rebels were a second time
routed. Several attempts were made by
the Confederate officers 10 induce their men
to make another stand. but without success.
They were badly intimidated and uncon-
troIablc. Maj Bowman, fearing that fur
ther advance might lead his forces into an
ambuscade, ordered his men to retire to
camp,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-28

- =.
.Allkhs t,niticalafs we have of The Winchester
hEht win bs f0und ipsnothefeolsmn. The sth
Ohis ssaimkat.i IN which were csp,ains aaynssl
and TfIlosnon'n sonpaniea. ffom this soupty,
wuYsiuths batfle. and have the credit Of being
ID the hadss,of he fighting and Is having con-
dusttd themselves with great bravery and sal-
lantry. So far, we have heard Of but two essp-
antiss in tha sthr one man killed In the Nor
walk conpanys and one mprtally wounded in
the clevsland eompany. Wetrostourboyshavs
passsd uasdathed, though it ia quite possible
that sorhs have been killed. or wounded. ,.
York township Union Caucus.
The voters Of York township are reques.
ted to meet in . UBion Caucus, at York
Centre, oo Saturday afternoon, the sth day
OF April, for the purpose Of pop,iHsting can.
dates for township officers and one Justice
Of the Peace. ss,os voTERs.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-28

q Ca EbapeEeF MagoeiD, = Miaspari rebel,
and biol,lsf of tho Governor Of KeRtusky,
lihas hlen lIisdat 81. Louis. Or mulderBe
- u .. soldier and ial riQlation sof parole.
bOn iho hkst charge he Was declared not
eeuilty, akvas e1nsietea % the see0nds aBd
sentenced % bsshot a epch time and place
q tho conmsndipe olIieaF Of The Depart
me6t ulay dise6t and % bs co6Gae1 Al AZ
ton Until bis ezscuiion = directed. z ''F'
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-28
rrom Ysland No. no.

CAmo, March 22.-The N. Y. Tribuue's
correspondent has this moment arrived from
Island No 10, and reports that up TO Il
o'clock to-day tho firing was steady, but
less rapid than on previous days, and that
il was confined to the mortars almost ex-
clusiveiy. The guu-boats occasionally fred
n shot, but nothing like aregular lombard
ment on their part was attempted. Awcll
directed she'll from one Of the moriars cut
down the rebel flag flying from tho upper
battery.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-28
rron Tennenaee.
CAiRO, March "a.

FROM THE TENNESSEE nTyEn.
The Lexington arrived this morning from
the Tennessee River, reports that our forces
arc scattering into the country round about
Savannah, accomplishing nothing Of inn
portauce beside the occasional capture Of
the enemys scouts and tho bringing into
our lines Of prominent rebels, charged with
assisting the Confederates With money and
provisions. Our forces have entire possess
sion Of the Memphis and Charleston Rail
road in the vicinity Of Savannah, and rein
foreemepts cannot be sent to Memphis and
other points threatened on the Mississippi
BY that channel Of communication; at least
Gen. McClerDand and his division were at
Savannah and Gen. Grant had established
his headquarters at Piusburg. The high
water at these points still continues, render.
ing military operations impossible. 81.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-28

NJ Q TOE TO ELECTO ORS.
IN The qualified Electors the Village of Fremont
hereby notified to meet at the Election Room at the
Monday, the 7th day Of April, 1862,
for tho election Of Mayor Recorder ss fustees and
Marshal for said ViIlege d. L. JUNE, Mayor.
D. W. KREBs, Recorder.
Fremont March ~, 1862. ilws
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-28

the Senate this p. M. On the morning Of
the Esd, my command 1000 or 5000
strong, waa attacked, near this place BY
jackson, with IL regiments Of Inisntry and
an Irish Battalion, about !, 500 cavalry and
2s pieces Of artillery. Aftera severe fight
the onemy was put in completo route, leav-
ing behind two pieces Of eapuon. -four cas-
siOus and a large number Of small arms,
and about 200 prisoners Our loss Is $50
killed, and 500 wounded. The enemy's
loss Is 500 killed and 1000 wounded.
Our piekets are miles beyond Slras-
burg, Jackson is not in sight All the
fences, trees and ground show ihs terrible
effect Of our artillery on the reLreatiDe
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-28
. a UT ON

n AU TT ION.
~ All persons are hereby cautioned against parchAs-
ing any Of four promissoTy given by us 10 Tm.
Reynolds bearer for one hundred dollars s1O0 each;
payable Dec H. 1882, Dec II, 1853 Dee III
1884 and Dec IT, 1866 the 6rst bearing interest,"
and the last two without interest," the were given
without consideration and the transfer thereof enjOined
by the Court Of Common Pleas ofSandusk County Ohio
WILLIAM HUMLoNG,
L. D. GREGG.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-28

WIxcHKsrRR, March 2S-P.M-We have
achieved n complete victory over Gen. Jack
sou, taken two guns aud cassions killed
about q hundred rebels, and wounded twice
as many more. Our loss probably not over
15o killed and wounded. Enemy in full
retreat M ll - tnI
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-28
The War News.
Great Battle at winbhests1.
Washington, March 02l 1862

Washington, March 22, lsot
4 A telegraph dispatch received here from
Winchester dated last night a half past
nine says slight skiruish occurred this az
ternoon one mile aud q half nom Winches.
ter on the Strasburg road, between por-
lion Of Gen. Shields troops and the. rebel
cavalry and four pieces Of artillery, Enc
my reireated with sornc loss, as soon as our
guns opened ire. One Of our men killed
Gen. Shields was slightly wounded in the
left arm above the elbow, from the frag
menis OF a she'll.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-12

York and Is about thirtys years OF age lie entered
the Military Academy West Point as cadet from that
State, in the year 1872 and graduated IN The Class Oh
lSs7, tho 30th day Of June standing NO. ~ 10 tnas
CLASS. Among his classmates find the names OF ).
Hamilton, o. B. Wilcox, A. J. Cook, A. +. Burnside
(Mjor General) R. b. Ayres, C. Griffin, r. W. L. Piymp-
ton others fighting for the Union On the Isl OF
July, lSf7 he promoted 10 broycs second Neateh
antcy OF the Second United States infantry and on tho
9Th u the following September was promoted TO iun
second lieutenantcy of the First infantry. In DC
tober 1850, he further promoted to first heu-
tenancy, and the Ist Of juno, 1858, resigned ms
connection with the regular army. He next prac.
ticed as civil engineer and architect in this city,
the chief engineer and designer Of the Central Park
end chosen by The city OF Bro kyn to suporintend
the construction of their park When the Shermanu-
pont expedition formed General Viee, whose COM
mission bears date August IT, 1851, appointed COM
mandcr Of brigade and in that position joined in taking
possession Of Port Royal and its vicinity Under General
vec's directions the four batteries built by our troops
above Fort Pulaski erected thereby cutting OF all
connection between Savannah and that fort. II was
While In Washington on leave of absence, that he was
ordered to report to General Wool, and is now In COM
mand at Norfolk as military governor.
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Port OF New York, May IL, 1864.



81 q ballast ow l Hssssy April y as as g lon
same day ship kildare 10 DAYS from Tancorn for Cork
Saa ~ sss VIZ from ani for
f. IA, s y nsd oa 8 s. pose T bark
is spoke ship American Congress- days hence for Lon
Moalton with fore and main topmasts hanging
side in tow d pilot boat Edwin Forrest No a.
r1s ssr a o s Ia sSeds q ss
Charesto by euaboat Santiago de Cubasupposed en-
Prize schr Albert IN charge Of Masters Mate Lake
with coffee, de- Was captured oil Charleston BY
schr George r of Bermuda, Permission Ponce April
27, with moasses, 70 Middleton Co. Sailed in company
sehr America ODD, Nusent, CORVALLIS u days. with po
sehr Fyns arrow Br Tracy, Corvallis IL days. with
scSr Protection (of Maehias) Davis shulee Es s days.
schrs Wilson, wilson, Hos Island, ; DAYS. .,,.
Schr Amelia. Lane Eiizabethport for Providence
schr Tyrone Pinkham Machas y days Had very heavy
Ws sesr rn ns.s M penala Calais T. days
ssSr Pailwaf,s FrsnaR kss,spd days
= schr Hurd, Robin. Rockland 5 days.
ssSr Sagcns ia for Staten Island
schr Augusta Kelley New Bedssfor,'. : days:
schr 4 Howe Holston, Providence days
schr Volta, Brooks Providence row s,ne 49,,
sloop Borden. GO lns TAunoa, 5days
Fortress Monroe. IN ballast
Steamer Raritan. Slower. Trenton
Steamer Ospray, Kenney, Providence
Brig Chowan, from Rio Janero, So days.
Also, one bark unknown.
SAILED.
Steamship Empire City.
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SKETCH or the MERRlmAc.


NOW mat 'hs so-calied modem "Cc.ohsrs Of Roads
y sunmariiy o srtssd Of by the rebels, a
rorn.r,v ~. r,,,,., .Steresting The Mcrrimac was
49, = IN, states frgste or the same name,
,,,n =, % rccolectad, was partially burned, and
-se at tho time Of the destruction Of the Gosport
.,ayy Yard by the ocefs Of the United States govern
menl 10 order that she might not fall into the hands OF
tho secegsonists The Msrrimac one OF tho finest
stem frigass our navy beng 200 tons bufthen and
carrying forty large guns She built CbaTiestown
Mas, aud launched 1858 She sailed from Boston
on weeks trial trip February rs. 1855. returned,
and again sailing, arrived at Annapolis the 10Th Of
April following. While at Annapolis tho norrimnc was
visited ana admired by large party including nearly
ali the members e both houses Of Congress then as
seiublsd At washnston she sailed for Havana the
Oh Of way 1850 returned TO Boston on the 7th 81 July
,owi T. sailed therce for England the 9th Of September
III tho same year and returned 10 Norfolk from 81.
III mas Yves, indies the 18th o. March 1857. Ieav
mg Norfolk. she arrived al Boston during the came
month and called again from Boston for the Pacific %
fasshlp o. Captain Long tho 18th Of October 1861
peturrna from he tai squadron, he arrived at Nor
lolx on The oh q February. lse0. lhis was the lay,
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the uHi0N HEROES.


Major General John Ellis Wool tho commander Of the
Department OF Virginia. is native Of New York, about
seventy years Of age and previous TO the war Of 1912
engaged in mercantile pursuits. On the 14th Of April,
1912, ne appointed a Captain Of the Thirteenth
United states infantry and bravey fought during that
eventual campaign. He became distinguished and was
severely wounded in the assault Queanston Heights
on the 18th OF October, 1912 lie promoted 10 tho
majority o. the Twenty ninth infantry the 18Th OF
April, 1913. and was brovetoi Lieutenant Colonel for
gallant conduct in the battle Of Patsbgrg tbs Ilth OF
september slI tina brsvst being awarded in the session
OF Congress he'd the following WINTER Tic ending,
and part of the army having been disbandci the ser
vices MAJOR oo coIld not be dispensed with; there.
fore no was, IN Nay 1875 transferred to the Sixth
United States infantry with the same rank On the Goth
september, 1916 he appointed Inspector General,
with the Of Colonel aud the 10th Of February,
1915 he made fun Lieutenant Colonel Of Infantry.
On the 29th Of APRIL 1920 he vas brevettei Brga ,icr
General for years faithful services in the army Of
the United States and the 2jth Of June Is4l was
made ru Drsadier General. 10 served 10 aexico IN
der General sot ne 4sirg in command OF the central
division y tho Amy, aud united with the division Of
General Taylor in February, 1917. Hs was, in May,
1s4s, broycted Major General for gallant and mcrito
rous conduct tho battle Of Buena Vista, his brevst
dating from February a. 1s41 He received the thanks
OF Congress by resolution OF January "a 1854 for his
distinguished services In the late war with Mexico and
especially for the skin enterprise aud courage which
dispgu shed his conduct at the battle Of Biena VISTA"
and ths prs senta,on OF sword "wh suitable devices,
as testimony Of the high entertained by Congress
Of hls gallant and judicous conduct on that emablc
occasion" For many years no has hold aud still holds
the position in the United states Army Of Senior Bga.
der General with the brevst Of Major General and had
the charge and command Of tbs Eastern Department,
with the headquarters at Troy WHOM the three years
volunteers were organized General Wool was appointed
to tho command Of the Department OF Virginia with tho
headquarters at Fortress Monroe He his had brilliant
military career As no began 90 he continued IT, and
lie anp.ars determined TO end II in the same brilliant
manner Ills achievement In ibs capture OF Norfolk VIII
long be remembered after no shall have departed from
lilo and this sccue OF strife.
nr Gem
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L0rsvilLE, May II, 1867
One hundred and forty Of Morgan's cavalry, at noon
today captured fotycgh freight and four passenger
cars, and two locomotives, at Cave City, Ky Morgan
supposed the train would contain $50 cavalry prisoners
bound northwar The operator at Cave City, however
gave notice Of these facts Bowling Green and STOPPED
the upward train.
Among The captured fsderals Majors Holvet and
C,ncc both Of welfords cavalry and other federal
Office aud throe or four soldiers The rebels burned all
the above cars except two and the locomotive which
brought The passengers back TO Loui.vlle.
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The Herzegovina.

battle has taken place between the Turks and The in
surgehts at Belopoglie in Albania Hassan Pasha tho
Turkish commander, lost four caanon and five hundred
men, Tho Prince Of Montenegro has accepted all Tho
articles Of the umat,m sent to him by Omar Pasha.
Tha Monioncgrins still remain in the Herzegovina Omar
Pasha has sent messenger the Prince Of Montenegro
proposing the recognition Of the complete autonomy of
Herr govna by tho Porte Tho Prince has accepted the
proposal.
despatch from Ragnsa of April 81, says:-Dcrvish
Pasha has determined defend himself Albania The
Bashi BaZouks have deserted Hassian Pasha.
The Montenegrins have takon SECS Ropoglie and are
cannonadns Zalbais.
skirmish has taken place at Zubzi. Luca Vucalo.
witch is concentrating his forces at Stobzi.
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FOUNDER Armstr ngs in resisting the landing Of al nvad
hug force For this purpose large number OF floating
targets representing boats, were towed out 70 sea by
steamer and fred upon various distances from three
Thousand TO thousand yards Five field batteries
opened fTo with shell from the beach. The accuracy
with which the shells burst and their SCATTERING effect
on the targets regarded with general asnnishment
and admiration. Hardly vestgs Of any Of the targets
was oft II was agreed all hands that not man could
torded to our present fold artillery is Of nost satIac
torV natura
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Italy.

despatch from Milan OF pr % says;-A great con-
spracy has been discovered here among the soldiers Of
the old Neapoan is asserted that the clergy
had supplied them with and money. They
provided with poniards pistols and other arms, and
tempated attempting 70 got upa roactionary movement
IN lombardy Forty were arrested. similar conspi-
racy has been discovered at Moa Several priests have
been arrested.
A despatch from Naples of April 2sth saysThe King
OF italy arrived hero to-day escorted by three French
lrigates. The enthusiasm was indescribablc. Fer
feet order prevails Three English frigates here.
Three French frigates and French man-or-war
have arrived gfand ssrenade is being held in front
OF the palaceave hundred singers and fyo hundred in
strumeiis. The whole city IS illuminated. The King
was enthusiastically cheered at Gaeta his way TO
Naples.
despatch dated Milan April % says:-Numerous
Hungarian deserters are arriving here from Voneta
Garbald has completely recovered.
despatch from Turin Of April % says:-A royal de-
cree published to-day approves the organization Of the
Rifle Corps Of Genoa. under the command of Garibad
The time Of service for recruits is fixed at year.
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Financial and Comm ercinl.


LONDON MONEY MARKET
April 29-Evening. English funds opened with
out alteration but the tone firm, and rise of a
quarter PER cent ultimately established Consols
for money closed at a3z "a. For June 10, 94k The
LIST Of May will DO kept as holiday.
French rcntes closed At 20 francs 40 couts.
The London subscriptions to the Russian loan to day
are stated have been numerous and TO have been all
from leading merchants and capitalists. In the morning
the quotation was \ premium, the final price was
z al. Foreign exchanges unaltcred.
In American securities Atlantic and Great Western de-
bcntures were rather frmer
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
APRIL, % and 29-Thc demand for cotton has been
limited and the sales for the days do not exceed
bales 5000 speculation and for export Prices steady
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET,
April 20-Little disposition evinced to buy wheat
and flour, althog h holders offered TO submit to do
cline Of 3D. per 100 lbs and 16d per barrel on the week.
indian corn was in demand. Mixed 27s. 1924. q 2ss
White brought 32s. Cd. 33s. Cd. per $50 lbs.
LONDON CORN MARKET.
AiRIL 26-Tho market heavy and sales could only
DO effected at an occasional decline
LONDON COLONIAL MARKEN.
APRIL Cougar dull. Coffee unaitercd. R,ce-A GOOD
business doing Saltpetre advanced. Tallov quiet at
46s. 3D. on the spot.
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ARRIVAL OF THE HANSA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

The steamship Hanso, from Southampton April 80.
with three days from Europe, arrived Al this
port about two O'Clock this morning.
The Niagara arrived at Queenstown April p.
Her Majesty, Prince Alfred and TIE Processes left
Osborne on Monday, for Windsor, where tho Queen will
remain until April So and then proceed to Scotland
The Army ana Mary Gdset,s says
Some Prussisu naval officers have been in communca.
ton with the Admiralty with view OF Purchasing cor
tain number Of sailing men war. There will be
difficulty on the subject
The Daily Ns,os says-Iis sScellency Mr.. Adams, the
United states Minister has taken for term or years
house M Portland Place
Tho Daily Nsrs says -
Among the passengers by the shannon, which arrived
M southampton on Monday last from the West Indies
were several rebels who had the blockade They
arc come TO England to purchase warks stores
Tho shannon brought from the West Indies E3e7 900
Of which CSC 900 is gold and e2s' 600 in silver.
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And now the hesrts of al must rejoice that this i'm
porant point after being year rebel keeping
has again boon restored 70 its rightfu owners II will
longer be the headquarters for rebel naval prepare
tions but uador tho broad folds OF national emblem
will once more send forth from docks vcssssor war
TO protect the integrity and honor OF that U2sr which
has Of late been 20 terribly attacked,
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The Distress at BLACKBURN.

inc Lonuoh Times says:-We have 10 record further
increase OF destitution in the town and unca Of Black
burn There are nearly 20 900 operatives wholly and
partially unemployed representing nearly 10000 OF
population who less dependent on parochia
or other relief for the bare sustenance Of life.
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Thc Land Dcf,rces Of ereat nriini,

The London inns says - ysfy 10. ofiaut artillery
reyiaw or cxpcrimeut scale vt un1srql magnitude
tok place Thu saay. The object ascertain the
robabls eject VI ordnance leld batteries Of twelve
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News from Athens states that the King has ordered
the establishment OF . national guard the Belgian
principle
Tho Crock Chambers have been convoked for May r.
The King and Queen were cheered by the people upon
returning from mass.
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SYrias

despatch from Beyrout, OF April 25, says:-The
Prince Of Wales is expected here from Damascus.
The Druses opposing by force the payment OF ex-
traordnary contributions which have boen levied &C.
ne. al discomfort prevails.
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Sketch OF General Siele.
Blsadcr General Egbert L, yise. 10 native OF New
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CMiTH 4 BROTHERS,
v NEW YORK
PALE
XXX

n whole haf and quarter casks brewed i,sm ne choicest
barley malt and hops Brewery l5s and 6O we Eighteenn
sueet between Seventh and Kishth avenues "
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A LIEvTArOR.-CORNS CURED FOR ONE CENT
N cach by using Dr. BRftl,is Corn and Bunon Aleyia
new harmless and certain for Cnrns, Bunionss
Callesres Frosted aud Bistered Feet &c 10 causc ~"
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surprising Price 90 80 cents and VI sent by mail on re-
ceip OF Irer and cents SOD py drrRgists Ut y.
Bi,loS pa; rlelor and Practical Cholodst 22 Broad
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Brigsdier General Howell Cobb now ser ing on the
peninsula and is probable good portion Of the above
regiments have gone with him. their places having been
supplied from the drafted militia Of Virginia
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MISCELLANEOUS.

tNtMPoRTANT WORK on PHYSIOLOGY, &C.--DR
N Larnont's Paris London aud New York Medical ADJ
wiser and Marriage Gnme-A new edition, revealing the
facts otte'ncd hy anatomy aud experiments III the Frenc
and En,sh spitsls, a.. including treatise upon the dis
csses and Weaknesses an citing the hi family from igno-
rance OF thci causes by eminent New York physician
scut free avg address re 81 by H. WARNER No We
street Astor Ho ~. OF ROSS T0CsEY, III NASSAU
street, New York