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New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-15
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Arriyni OF Troops mt Ncwport Nsws-Re-
no,nI OF Negroes-Artiiiery Practice
Gen. Posters Expedition.

from NuI Spttisa No!lerPonoeA1
|, FoKTREss HoSRok. Nov. u. 1861.
The number Of troops at Newport News was
increased to-day by the arrival this P. u. OF the
Atlantic with full load. Gen. Corcorsn, with his
staff came yesterday, and will Immediately address
himself TO the labor Of disciplining bis men. The
location is very favorable for il.
The negroes some 800, mostly women and
children, are being Transferred to Crsney Island.
The measles are among them, and several have died
within the last few days.
The Monitor yesterday tried her guns, with both
shot aud she'll, with satisfactory results At York
town the batteries tired. The iring being die
tinciy heard here the idea prevailed for time that
Gen. Wse and his 10000 men may have paid that
place visit. Whenever he nay choose 10 come,
our force there will he ready for him-"or any
other man.
Noting hss vet been heard from Gen. Foster Q
Expedition later than was contained IN the last
Richmond papers. HE destination was doubtless
Weldon. /. l. suggested this IA just the moment to
on, in motion the force at Suffolk in cooperation
with Gen. FOSTER army. Gen Dix reviewed Con.
Pecks force yeeteday which gave rise to the rumor
-uniounded think-that something moro than IA
review was about 10 take place.
Gen King is yet at Norfolk, and the rumor that
be is 10 ,upersede Gen. Yiele IA still current, though
DISPUTED by some.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-15
THE WAR IN WESTERN VIRGINIA,
Attack ON Col. Imbodcn's Rebel Camp
Complete Rout Of the Rebels.

WARRINGTON, FUdny NOV H. IjoI
The following dispatch hiss been received at the
Heedquarters Of the Army in this city:
CINCINNATI. HEApQuhaTrRt. Nov. a. le62
Hojoy. General II. w. UALLgck, Gese' 'a,. Chg, a,i
tngtga. -
Gen. Kelly on the 10th inst, attacked Col. In
boden's camp, eighteen miles south Of Moorefeh,
Hardy County, Virginia, routed him completely
killing and wounding many, and capturing his camp,
fifty prisoners, quantity Of arrns, and large num-
Der OF horses cattle hogs, wagons, etc. The Rebels
were entirely dispersed, and fled 10 tho mountains.
Ii. q. WRIGHT. Msj Gen. Comdz
Brighten Kelley has sent the following correc-
ton to The Waeelag InteHigeacer:
CCsDERLASD, Nov. II, 1862.
In my dispatch to Gov. Pierpoint yesterday, /
said Rin,gold Battalion instead Of Rnggod Cavalry.
The Battalion, in addition 10 the old and renowned
RinzgJld's now include the five companies Of Capts.
Work, Young ind MitchDer, al Of whom were with
NE.
You s'so make me say "the Ncw-York troops
cannot be surpassed for patient endurance on tho
march," &c. In my dispatch used this language,
"my troops" &c.
Please make the correction in your paper to-mor-
row morning. b. +. KELLY. BIig.-Gen.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-15
IMPORTANT FROM uAuPERs
FERRY.
Jackson Reported in that Vicinity-Ano'her
Raid over the Potomac Expected Rebel
Scout. between Hnrper's Ferry nnd
Washington.

Special Dispatch to n. n. Y Tribune
W.HrsGTos. Fhdiy, Nov. N 1904
An officer who arrived here from Harper Ferry
to-day reports that the belief is general there that
jackson is in the vicinity and meditates another 10
vasion of Mary and perhaps Of Pennsylvauls
also. 1t is supposed that the main object OF tins
partisan leader should he carry out his design, would
be TO disturb the attention of forces now advanc-
ing upon the main Rebel army, as he managed to DO
when Mcdowell wis about TO march to reinforce
Mcclellan, but no one here believes that ho would
be 10 successful on another trial.
Small parties Of Rebel light borse sco1r the roads
on The roulh side Of the Potomac between aarPers
Ferry and this city. As yet, they have done hpls
damage excep, to the residents. few slrasger'
and stray wagon, compose the whole Of the caF'are'.
Several newspaper yender. have narrowly escaped
being taken prisoners Bob White IA the name oi
the most no,ei Of the paitsan leaders engaged III
this Jusiness; he was in Leesburg the other day.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-15
The Arnfn Fe Mail.

kAssAt CITY, Monday NOV TO- lPo@
The Santa F6 mail with dates to tie 81, has ar.
rived Geu. Carleton has ordered the esablishm ent
Of military post to be gsiraoudd by two companies
Of cavalry and one Of Sfanlry on The Recas River
at the Basque Mndoudo.
The locality s said to be one Of tho finest agrcul-
tural districts in the territory and il protected from
Indiar,, will soon become thickly populated. The
new par, is to be called Fort Sumner in honor OF
Gen. Sumner.
II is reported from good authority that Ii u Oar
row oftlo New Mexican Volunteers, while in charge
of the express at Santa d abstracted from certain
letters drafts TO the amount Of $1,000 and left FOR
parts unknown.
Gov. Connolly, who came TO the States for his
health some days aimee, has bad the operation OF
lihotomy performed by Dr. J. NJ. Wood OF this city.
He /, now dong vel, aud will shortly start for the
Eat.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-15
FRON The ARNY OF GEN. ROSECRANS
The Enemy in Force at Murfreesboro
LARGE CAPTURES OF REBEL SUPPLIES.
Special pisp.,eh to tn. N. Y. r.,,r,..

Special Dsps,eh to The N. y. T.i1u-e.
NASHVILLE. Thursday, Nov u, lse1.
Reports concur that the enemy Is accumala.ipg in
heavy force at Murreesboro ostensbly to resist our
advance. Military authorizes have no faith that
these demonstrations mean anything more than .
cover to enable them to convey their s,ealings Of
subsistence, which are said to Le enormoua, to the
other siie Of the river The Rebels viii retire when
our army moves up. Exciting reports touching
Rebel movements hereabou, may be sen, forward.
But the foregoing is the substance Of al trust
worthy reports. Our cavalry is doing good scrvice.
Col. Kennett of the 4th Ohio Cavalry, commanding
large quantities of Rebel supplies, and that their
forsgng parties are saedaidlIpg as rapdly ss pos
sible.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-15
Jackson nnd Hill HeIieved 10 he Dstwecn
Winehcster and Marper's Ferry-sLir-
rnisbiug with the Rebel Piek~ss.

batTfHORr. frit,y Nov. IL, l'i1.
A special correspondent to The Amorfcda, whos'
letter ia dated Harpers Ferry to-day, saws It is be
Heved thcto that jackson u betwecn Winchoste'
and Harpsrs Ferry. Parties from Winche'ier aud
our scout, all report that Jackson passed through
Winchester on Monday, and that Gen. Hill followed
him Oh Tuesday.
Skirmishng between our picksts and those OF the
Rebels has been resumed during tho Last few days.
and three Of the Let Maryland Cavalry have been
captured.
Cen Slocum, who commands at the Ferry, 10 fully
awake 10 the position Of Affairs, and has sufficient
force.
Tho Rebel cavalry scouts are said to be on this
side Of the Blue Ridge but beyond picking up stras-
glep and capturing few suffers wagons, have
accomplished nothing.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-15
Southcru News.

WlsHihGToH, Friday kov. IA, 1902.
Files of CLaIlefton papers from the 3lst nit. TO
tie 4th inst. inclusive, have been received. They
contain nothing OF special interest.
Howell Cobb with his brigade had Leen ordered
to report to BeauregBrd at Charleston.
A sale Of &c negroes, principally women and chill
dren, averaged sJCS each.
Complaints are made Of attempts made, under
cover Of authority, 10 ROB free negroes OF their bla
kets and csrpets.
The Merc,yy says the South should not encourage
their expectation as to recognition.
The Courier discusses the evils Of peace, remark
irg, in conclusion, If we permit them to impose
upon again with their false professions, the Yam
KEGS will do us infinitely greater injury after the war
has terminated than they can do W while the conflict
10 going On"
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-15
% The Auocis,ed Press.

THE ENTRY OF IMPORTED GOODS.
Applications for tho entry Of goods, unaccompanied
b. Consular certificate must be made 10 Collect
sn, and not to the Treasury Department direct.
Importer by purung this course, will gave several
days delay.
LORD LYONs's INTERVIEW WITH SECRETARY
SEWARD.
Mach curiosity IL manifested 70 ascertain the pur-
port Of the recent interviews between Lord Lyons
AID Secretary Seward. The desire is not at present
htsly to be gratiied; but enough is known to war.
rant the statement that nothing whatever Of an Off
cis character has been received from England or
lny other European Power even indicating an inten-
ton to interfere with political affairs in
ton with the recognition Of Southern independence.
TIE APPROPRIATION OF LANDS FOR AGRICUL-
TURhL COLLEGES.
iowa is the fret State 10 send 10 the General Land
Oiace official notice, which was received yesterdsy
'i her secepance Of the proportion Of tho lands
appropriated during the late sesson Of Congress for
te boneht Of all tho States n the establishment Of
colleges for the promotion Of agriculture and tho
uschanie arts.
PRISONERS SENT IN FROM wARRRN-ON.
1hls morning, l36 Rebel prisoners were brought
@s city, under he charge VI Capt W. y. Garrett
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-15
ARREST OF TWO OF GEN. McCLEL-
LAN'S STAFF OFFICERS.
Other Members of bis staff TO be Arrested.
THE CHARGES UNKNOWN.
Trnxror. N. J., Friday. Nov. u, lo62.

TRENTON. NJ J., Friday, Nov. H. lee2
Lieut. -Cols. A. p. Colbun aud j. G. Duane, OF
tho Engineer Corps, both belonging to the Staff OF
Gen. Mcclellan, were sent to Washington this mori'
ing under arrest.
IL is said that the orders received by an oiii'
Ger Of the United States Army in this city and that
the persons named repaired at once to Washington
to place themselves at the dispossl of the author'
lies.
report prevails here that other members OF Gen.
McClesn's staff are TO be put under arrest.
The charges against them are unknown.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-15
The War in the sonih-W West.

ST.. Lows, Friday. Nov. IA. 1862.
II IL rumored that Gen Blair will take The ield in
few days at the head Of bis brigade.
Gen. Carr has been OF of,sred 20 assume command in
this d,iric, in place of Gen. Davidson, who mme-
datey takes the field the head Of the troops in the
south eastern portion Of the State.
Adviees received at headquarters state that Gen.
schofeld is rapidly recovering, and the probability
rs that lie will immediately again assume command
in person.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-15
RETREAT Of The REBELS At THE FRONT.
Their Rear Guard Driven by PleaSanton'
INDICATIONS Of AN EVACUATION or CUlPspPtA
Jackson with His 10000 Men Again
HE is SAID 70 Be ABOUT CHESTER GAP
HrApquIRrKrs AKNr or THs PoTosic, /
NN.uuusTas Friday Nov Ia 1862

WAHHRsIOs. Friday, Nov. IA. 1862. )
A Rebel brigade, which has for several days been
reconnoitering our positions on the RapPahanock
left Jefferson this morning for Culpepper. Gen.
Pleasanion's cavalry drove their rear guard from
Jefferson.
There are indications that the Rebels are about
evacusting Culpepper.
Jackson is said to be still lowering about Chester
Gap, with not over 40,O 600 men under his coinmand
We have q force on bis fron; which prevents M
coming down on this sde.
All is quiet here tonight.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-15
BY assurances at an exuavsgsnt premium, bnt with
margin enough 10 make themselves good.

HHrBIn enough 70 make thenise1vet good.
But 1t is to the Liverpoo, Southern Association
that the Rebels most largely owe whatever Of credit
and resources they possess in England. Liverpool
s bitterly and almost unanimously Rebel in in
sympath'es, aud throughout Great Britain this pes
lilent seaport has exsrted wide and earues. inHu-
ence against u.s. We are not likely to forget it.
fact concerning the Alabama deserves TO bs
stated. The American Consul at Liverpool seems
to have made every effort TO persuade the British
authorities to prevent her from leaving port on q
cruise which all men knew WAS to be piratica,.
The Government at last consented 10 interfere, and
the day after the Alabama had ssed iss1ed IA order
restraining her from going to sea.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-15

ARRIVAL OF THE FIFTEENTH NEw-BAMPsRIRI.
The 18th Regiment New-Hampshirs Volunteers,
Col. John w. Kingman, arrived here at 4 q. Ir. on
Friday from Concord. The regiment numbers 900
men, all fully armed aud equipped. Annexed is
list of the officers:
Coonsl--JOhn W Kiugmsn. Durham; Lieutenant. Colens
Geo W. Frost. newmarket hsjor--HenTy w. Blair Ply
mouth; AdjuaptEdwsrd l.. Pnkham, Lseonie Quarter
rnas.r-Irs A Moody Dover; saTseon-J T. Hat.
N nket; Joseph T. Jsnvrn, Exeter; Chspsn--kdwin IL
Wheeock (Untsriau). Dover; hospital stewsd-w lsrd
KemPton. Psinhedi sersesnsMaior-J. u "Alinsofd'
Company A. 60 u.u ffom Clifford. Gtmsn.on and Alton
Cspain John Adrdss Uitod lerenn,s Thomas nof Sof
we'll jr. Gnenton, member Of the senior es" o' psfs
mouth College. John h. Heuly, Aton. I'm c..,o.
Compan B. 80 men from Plymouth HsyeLms ssmansh
Woodst1ck aud PiermontCaptsin John w BY ty
Lisutensuts. Henry d. Wyatt Caap'on ''ino' L. '~s'
comp.av C. O. men from Lyman Lsudas Bath Endhsld
aud Acknowledgment Moses Lsns Bs,a rsd fi.s.sn'''
Charles s H11lstine Litejonnn. nn.ssS No,,hwood Csnd
NSna,st ana Fp.ona-Csp,sir. ions, VI JohI,on, pesi.
tslS Iisgtensnt. Jsfre &. Chadwick Deshea' "00d'J
NJ p~san IS men nom Manchester Holis. Lshhsa
and Brentwoea-Cspt w :, E,c,. Ssna' Wo"S. n"Iis
co@puy .s C.nH s? Sed i.n,s Hssss,,s, s,i,..
tor Martin 1,';. ~ men rom fiti,,J Bans,esd STAFFORD
cbIch,.,er Loudon and Csa.rhafy-OSIt Lsw o,sS'r
p,.seI, L-at Thonss NJ Hu,e, bsfn'tsad Joseph V.
Ayis' II so men om s., borntOn Londcndsy sss
s.syry GiorS ws.hns,oa Pstio. Lcuaondsry
nee D. Z e2 men, iom Rochester, Newton Exeter and
Ki,nS.n Rochester Jaur. o. Moore MIA e.on
Company H. ss men, foa Chester haIP snS snsaI wI
Hsrupsresd Wallace I. Lskin. Chester
The regiment last evening proceeded TO Esss Nsv'
York. They are to form portion Of Ger. Bsssss
proposed expedition.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-15
Proximity Of the Rebel Steamer AInbama .

Capt. johnson, OF the bark Mary Bentley, arrived
yesterday morning from New-Orlesn' reports that
on tie Gh inst, when in longitude 10 40, latitude
80 iO, lie saw a three-masted steamer painted
bla * with a red bottom, which ho now suppose
WIS the pirate Alabama, although at the time lie
knew nothing concerning her. There was furious
gale at the time, which compelled both himself and
the steamer 10 hsave 70. There were no fsgs 10 in
lieate tho s,enmers nationality, and at sunset tho
Mary bentley wore chip and parted compeny. Some
of our Government transports correspond with the
de,cription Of the Alabama and II IL possible that
one Of them might have been in the latitude and
opli,ude indicated OH tho 9Th inst. While on the
subject Of tho Alabama, We make the following eI-
tracts from a latter written By tho Captain Of the
bark Wave Crest one Of the ves,es captured By tie
Rebel pirate, to tie owner Of the vessel:
sHrP ToSAvAsDa, ., So, Oc, u 1902
DsAn SIR; h.vs the painful task to inforn you o, 'ee
latitude ~ ~ north and longitude s4o 2g wet. At day.
sht o. the 7.h Of October We found ourselves within milo
,hs lime u. frsd sur snI sen, boz, with
who informed that Ihe bat ~u prize. aud thai us
c.pt s.mnc. tod me he should destroy tho vessel ana
cargo. He asked me sso Il / would Join hi'n
We were nert ordered 70 return ~a WIZ u, et.. p's
aid put Ia ifcnL At they hal tAhra ,v.rythns from
the vessel aud then b. gan sbel her ~ distance VI Phs
set her ire This being without eject
tnsy went OF board e. set her ~ tire.
Al p u of tho day they captured sn' buried l,
brig Dunkirk Capt Johnson. Inen had soma canIsny
81 iercrew On the oh they captured the ship Ioniwans
fom Phi,dclphia for Liverpool with csIs Of gain sud
sb,ut 70 pasengera mostly ard chlifsn. TAey
could not take ito women Oh board 90 The snip was com
PEELED to lay BY tho GiaaneI
deck al tie tina ia min wet he'd TO esi aud sleep with
irons aud with gard On tho lih tho ship Man
chester from nes OH for Liverpool wss captured. bun
as omar snd the put on board ship 1onawsnfs
On ID. lJtn, the weather bad ana thick, and III
fear Of lons the Tons Wanda diDs the night she
leased on he's cap,sin giylug ansou bond ior tVWO
was the fourrenh vessel captured. Capt semnies pro
osed to barn the 81 Stndy Hook before ho e h
COST The AabaHs IL well calculated to tsht OF rum She
has ucie of her captures under canvss, shs anoS
steamer Of about 400 100 sir side guns u
pounder guns % and tho other r'ftd
U0pounlsr Shs las three ast', with square topsis
and sails the and msin long lower
Inas.s and ols ard aft fofesa nsinsail and niIsrn
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-15

SAVE the WorsDED.-Msny a man has bled t.
death upon the battlefield whose life might have
been saved by handful Of -four bound upon the
wound. Many soldiers do not know that gunpowder
s one Of the very beet styp,ics. Reduce the g1ins
10 dust, scTspe little lint from some garment and
Ill it with this fine powder and apply it to the
wound, binding or holding it fast. Soldiers, rsmem'
ber this and yss may sometime &vs yaur own or
|couysds'1 bfa
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-15

Do ruEY ExPEcT TnE ALABAMA AT PORTS
nourHl-Three 32-pound guns have been mounted
on the wharf a. tho Portsmouth Yard during the
past week, and are kep! loaded and shotted night
and duy The point in the direction Of the Narrows.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-15

NAVAL APPosrMEHr.--Siss Il. Savage, esq, for
merry Of Hartford, late Of the firm Of Savage q
Grey Of Albany has been appointed Acting Assistant
Payusstsf N th> u. & Navy.
The New York herald., 1862-04-20
sI.,tch or Newmarket and Vicinity.

Newmarket is pest village of shenandoah county, in
Virginia. and situated the borders OF Rockingham
county ,about eight miles from Mount jackson, nearly
twenty miles from Woodstock, thirty niles from
strasbusg about ninety three miles from Manassas juno
ton, about hundred and twenty miles from Acxan
dra and hundred and fifty miles to the northwest Of
Rchmord--tho last In an air line. II is delightfully."- stu
atsd In tho Great Valley, between the kasssnuten and
North Mountains. In its prosperous times Newmarket
noted for the number Of orges and factories in the
vicinity, which abounds in iron There were two
years since four prosperous churches located vii.
lagc The county OF Shenandoah is situated In the
east part Of Central Virginia. and forms portion Of the
great limestone valley which extends along the
base of the Blue Ridge Tho Of the county about
FIVE hundred square miles and is drained by tho North
fork Of the shenandoah river from which tss the
county derived The surface Of the land is diversified
by valleys and ridges, and the soil is generally pro-
ductve. The rocks which underie the country blue
limestone slate and rshdstoue. Iron ore s abundant,
and Affords article of export lead and copper have
also been found The capital or the county Woodstock
and the population nearly fourteen thousand thircen
thousand OF whom are free.
The New York herald., 1862-04-20
REruRs.s0 TO THEIR FIRST LOVE.


For several days the oice-of johnson the
Capito has boon thronged with secession men and wo-
from the city and adjacent country earnestly inter-
cediDg for their sGs who have been In tho
rebel army. and expressing the utmost Willingness and
even anxiety " take the oath Of aeeianoe tho good
o government arr faithfully discharge the duties OF
law abiding and Ioyayzens Some Of these distressed
parents, for whom feel tho deepest sympathy say
that their virtually forced into the rebel SCR
VICE by and others that their pride led
thsra 10 volunteer es, they should be subjected 20 the
degradation Of draft and others from various malign
inarsnces hard tn be resisted by thoughtless adve
turets and Ambitious yeupg men.
Many ef ths iiost affecting nature could be
addced but orbear 10 ntrude upon the SANG ty OF
private grief. God forbid that should utter one
word that would 70 bleed sfrcsh those wounds
which parents heart only can know, and which so
many fathers and mothers feel throughout Teunessaa in
this hour Of nations deep aictiou. The improve
ment the state Of the public snind Is gray sg
and will DO hailed with rapture by every patriotic
heart.
The work cf restoration prcsresses cleerinely
The spell resson is broken an the demon OF enchant
ment lies povcresa at the feet or country genius
In addition 10 the above the paper records with
great satsss tion that large number Of native Ten.
nsssscans Of Intelligence, character aud influence
have applied Governor johnson for authority 10 raise
troops for tho Union army and gves assurance that
much larger number of natives Of that State will voun.
In the union army than ever get into the rebel
army. either by volunteering or the drs0
The New York herald., 1862-04-20
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
The French Minister at Richmond-De"
structtve Fire at Norfolk and Ports
mouth, Sc.

FORTRESS MONROE, April IS, 1852.
The Norfolk Day Book OF yesterday, speaking OF the
arrival Of N. Msrcer the Frsoch Minister 10 Washing
ton at Richmond specuates relation 10 the objects OK
his VISIT and says il is event aught with grave sig
niacaton.
Ths most probable solution says, "isshat Fronch
monopoly Of tobacco underes the whole mystery. We
believe we declare the popular determination when va
affirm that the Confederate States viii not tolerate any
diplomacy which places them beyond the pale OF public
law and attempts their waters their very nationality
Let us be honor and shall at least win the
of postsrty that we deserve TO be rse
Aterrinc fire raging at Norfolk aite before nine
O'Clock evening Thursday. The sky was brilliant
ly Illuminated and the urd glare Of the Games could %
distinctly all night have just ascertained that as
one and the time fires broke out at Portsmouth and
Norfolk In the former place three buildings we're de-
stroyed and the latter twelve houses already IN
ashes and the fire is raging STILL The connagraon was
evidently the work OF incondares. From my window
can plainly zee the dense smoke arising from the fire aS
Norfolk and it still continues TO rise in heavy volumes
The New York herald., 1862-04-20
lMPORTANT FROM CORlNTH.
Arrival of General Mitchell
at I-u-k-a.
The Division of Gen. Sherman
Thrown Forward.
SMART SKIRMISHES WITH THE REBELS,
&C., &e.s &c.

Movements OF General Mitchell.
CHICAGO, April 10. 1862.
A special despatch from Cairo says that General
Mitchell s at Iuk.a Mississippi having burned the
bridges across the Tennessee river at Decatur and
Florence.
special despatch from Cairo TO the Chicago fribans
says
When General Mitohs, reached Decatur, Ala, in his
late bridge expedition no took possession Of the tee
graph Office and cut the wires, leaving Decatur and
Corinth only Ia communication.
Important movements have taken place, the pArticu.
lara Of which not allowed publsh at present.
After the latest dates, the two armies at Pttsburg
nearing each other
General Bennregard sent message 70 JET. Davis do
msnding rsinforceents for Corinh declaring otherwise
he could not hold the position. General Mitchell pro-
missed the reinfoscements. s
Recent intelligence from Cornth confirms previous
ports concerning the magnitude Of the enemy force
Reinforcsments for Beauresard arriving at sn
urexamplcd rate. He has now hundred thousand men,
and Is frtfying Cornth, building intrenchments and
constructing abatis The rebels entertain no doubt
Of SUCCESS next time.
General Mitchei mt I-u.k-n.