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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-27

A SUBSTITUTE can be lad for q rec sonshis
eonus s: the Cor fsderats Button Manr'ac DRY on
the alley bttweep l3th aud l4th snd Nain and
FraY kltn streets. MY g7-1..
The New York herald., 1862-04-17
IMPORTANT FROM THE MISSISSIPPI.

Movements OF Flag Officer Foote and
General Pope-Fort Pillow Engaged by
the Union Flotilla-Flight Of the Rebel
Gunboats-Gcncral Pope's Forces Oc-
cupy the Arkansas Shore, sc.
PmI-lpErPnIA, April 10, 1862.
A special despatch from Washington says that des-
patch received by the Navy Department this
ing from Commodore Foote saying that he is ready
attack Fort Pillow, having succeeded in getting posi-
ton for his gunboats the river below the fort He has
no doubt Of success.
WASHINGTON, April 16, 1852
The Secretary Of the Navy has received the follow
ing
CAIRO, ILL.,, April Is, 1862
Ths nola has been within three quarters Of mile Of
Fort Pillow and then returning took up position two
miles further up The rebel gunboats escaped below the
fort Ten mortar boats were In position and had open
ed fire.
This is up tosix O'Clock lastevening.
General Popes command occupying the Arkansas
side Of the river.
The New York herald., 1862-04-17
Burying tho Dead.
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF MIsT

HRADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF MIST8HPPI,
MONTEREY, April ., 1862.
SRAt the close Of the conflict OF yesterday my forces
being exhausted by the extraordinary length Of the time
during which they engaged with that and
thopreceding day, and it being apparent that you had
received and stl receiving felt
1t my duty withdraw my troops from the immediate
scene Of the conflict. Under these circumstances in
accordance with the usagss Of war shall transmit this
under Gag Of truce, to ask permission to send
mounted party to the battle field Of sh,losh,
for the purpose Of giving decent intermsnt 10
my dead, Certain gentlemen wishing TO avail them
selves of this opportunity to remove the remains Of their
sons and friends must request for them the privilege
accompanying the burial party and in this connection
deem IL proper say arm asking what have extend
ed to your countymen under similar circumstances
Respectfully General, your obedent servant,
p. G. 7. yEAUREGARD, General Commanding.
To Major General u 8. GRANT, Major General Command
ing United States forces, pittsburg Landing.
HEADoUARrgRs, ARMY IN FIELD,
PiTsBURd, April 0, 1862.
GENERAL p. G. T. BEAuRsaARD, Commanding Confederate
Army on Mississippi, Monterey, Tenn.:-
Your despatch 4 yesterday is just received Owing
to the warmth of tn, weather deemed advisable -
have all the dead Of both parties buried Immediately
Heavy details made for this purpose, and is now
accomplished There cannot, therefore, be any necessity
of admitting within lines tho parties you desired
send ON the ground asked shall always be glad to
tend any courtesy consistent with duty, and especially
SO when dictated by humanity. am, General respect
fully, your obed :ont servant, US. GRANT,
Major General Commanding
The New York herald., 1862-04-17
IMPORTANT FROM THE GULF.
Ten Union Mortar Bouts Pass Forts Jack
SON and So Philip, ON the Mississippi
characterization ofAnairs ut Pcnsaco-
In, sc.
QUIZ .zEY WEST CORRESPONDENCE,

River-GonaitfOn OfAnairs ut Pcnsaco-
In, SC.
our, Key WEST CORRESPONDENCE,
KEY WEST, April o, 1862
Arrives of The Steam Transport Philadelphia from Fort
Pickens-Yar IneNis encc frcm the Mortar Het-
Ts Of Them Fuss Ftrts Jackson and 81. Philip in Safe
ty-PmsGecla Not Ecdcuated-One Thousand Men Still
Tnee-Ceidiion Of Pensacola ass1 Its Surroundings, dc
The transport Philadelphia from Pickens
arrived hero tRis morning The Philadelphia left Fort
Pckens'on sunday night the 9th inst brings mpor
intelligence. BY her wesiearn that General Arnold
had received authentic information mdttcn Of the motar
sesscy tcah three eamcrs, had successfully the gut
d ef ae s7tsea the Mississippi at night WITHOUT skot
&eay fired "ds them This is great nows, for If ten hay
gone 10y The balance will have nc difficulty in dong the
thing. Farther than this yarding the operations
sc Mississippi am not at Liberty to state at present
Pepsacoa'iarot yet evacuated This information
an respects araiabe. Mr. n w Wood, who has hesn
living ard doing business in Pensae OLA and who made
escape rom.hcro the28th u tells that there are
yet ut the fostcabout thousasi men, under the
msnnsof Colonel Jones Many Of the guns have ecn
buried others apked and the hsr 7est and valr
bio yenovcdrto the interior. He also says that beth
Forts heae AND Barrancas dermined, and
MATCHES areness,y to blow them ~ whenever RaAe
tho attack FROM his account, ything in and about
Pensacola the Navy Yard and teSots on their CAST
legs they (,he people and trocps} desperate and
aps,ear detemnHei to destroy cve4s hing rather thar
let hfa into ths hands OF forces The health
garrison R,ekens and Santa Rosa Island IA sx
ceiaat.
The hhiin:slpb;a has eight tsr ssertcrs from the
rebel snusy, ,aIlofWaom confirm thsss presentatioas a
Mr. Wood.
The New York herald., 1862-04-17
The Result OF the Battle.

from the Norfolk ay Book, April ID.
Al the pr crisis, when tho spirit and prowess Of
tho Confedorat have been sgnally vindcated
is it not favorable time for the Confederate govern
ment 20 propose 70 the government at Washington .
cessation Of the fierce and unnatural strife which has
watcrod soil with blood and tears and darkeped the
annal, OF our countrys history
What dignity and ibmity In the proposition, coming
from Confederate government now brstng In rcadi
ness for the conf which fanaticism and wrong
has forced upon us.
why not say to the governments at Washingtou-we
and brothors come let US reason oge-
settle difficulties without thirsting for each others
blood.
10 not the precious booi already spilled poured ouo
from the hearts Of brothers and countrymcn, enough
Arc the hecatombs Of fathers, husbands and sons
already made suaicicat 70 appease the vie demon let
icoss among Us?
Does not the weight Of anguish which now Opprsssss
hearts. eorrowing for their loved ones
whose ss have been uttered the field Of
the sympathy Of the wordf There 10 but one way
of settling tho questions Ut issue between that way
Ia by and blood psops resolved to bc free
be subugated; centuries or war, oceans Of
6lood, will fail of the vie object u snslavc 10.
North has such tenderness OF conscience as not
Go be able To bear in what 10 called the en
Of peculiar inslitation then let arrange for
honorable separation, ike civilized beings-ke Chris
people. An absolute separation has already taken
place and every year of wdons the breach. when
fully separated from their consciencos will be
lieved. wo will engage ~ attend " our own affairs,
and leave the North alone IN her moral glory.
Who're is the mau of virtue and honor the surface
f the wide earth, informed to the nature OF
aent strfe who will not rejoice ct its termination
Heaven aud virtuos earth must r0wn the fratsPnal
she Hercs struggle ended. The south and will be
fec from the shackes of the phrenscd dynasty seeknn
bind her. peaceably free ID certainly her pre- erence
certainly free, by whatever means, is her destiny
The New York herald., 1862-04-17
Arrival OF the United states Ship shcp-
Knauu.

The United states ship Shepherd Knapp, Lieutenant
Commanding H. s. Eytipge, arrived a. this port ycsier
day morning from six months cruise tho West India
station. wss from Bermuda far south Martinique
and eaet ipgitude SO; wext to Abacomaking the
tire circuit Of tue West Indies four tmcs, Has spoken
boarded and examined all vessels fallen 10 with The
officers and crew web.
The following is a list Of cfaccrs:--
Lieutenant Comman jing--H =, Ey tinge.
Aching Ma ter and Erecu'iye uDter--Iames 0gilvie.
Aching Mlster--A. +. Hunter.
Acting Assistant Sargeon-W. W. wilkins.
Acting Asistdm Paymaster--R NJ. Trimblc.
Acting 4ssistant Mdies-George A. Smith, George w.
Sherman and Raymond Rabadan.
The New York herald., 1862-04-17
Commercial Intens~.rc.
THE LONDON MONEY nIRKE

THE HUNET EARKET.
Consos closed Friday night, April g. at o3s oazx ro
money. W. !"
American securities quiet and nrn sa,os nj,
New York Central at IN Erie, "a; Illinois Central "A
discount ' ~
Tho funds were steady the 4th inst. but c,osea
rather weak and the market inactive The demand for
was taken at 2S per cent The applications At the B.nt
were rather large Tho Egyptian loan, introduced INTO
The New York herald., 1862-04-17
The British Prize Ring.

OH0CT OF IHBENAN'S VISIT TO England.
lFrosa the Sporting Life Of London, April IL
There 10 every probability Of having another inter
national ocgtestforthe championship Of the world The
Benicia Boy, informed from letter dated New
York. March 49, was to sail in the City Of Washington on
Saturday, March o. The object OF his visit will 10 70
TEST the prowessO Of Jem Mace tho present champion Of
England and his right to hold the belt have already
Informed our readers that II the oys" intention
visit England to witness the exhibition in Nav and wo
understand - has entered into engagement with
seircas company. Heenan Is N good health and looks
swe and win ~ by his brother who is II
anything, Of Gigantic proportions than the Sfnica
BOY himself
The New York herald., 1862-04-17
Capture OF Sixty OF Asksy's Rebel Ca
valry.
WOODSTOCK. Va, April

WOODsrUcH. va, April 10, ISbZs
Sixtysno Of Ashby's cavalry inclsdng three oncsr.
were canred this morning and brought into Woodstock.
They wsse at their breakfast just st daybreak in n
church, aSd wero surrounded by beey Of Ringgolds
cavalry and -four companies Of infantry OF tho Forty
sixth Pennsylvania Volunteers, Of Geeera wiams'
DIVISION aud surrendered without show OF resistance
This affair occsred several miles beyond Columbia Fur
Sace and withtS seven miles OF Mount Jackson.
The New York herald., 1862-04-17
london. is for sl,sooo, in per cent bonds, issued

london 10 for IL ,Sll 000 In per cent bonds, ISSUED
MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.
Inc Manchester market 10 steady and hrmer.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.
The market is generally quiet and steady except TOT
four which still declining The various circulars re-
port Hour down ward, and declined 3D. Is quoatons
range 24s 29s Wheat Is quiet and steady req "ss'
ern, lis Sd. 1ls 3D. red Southern, lis Al lis od
white Western, lis. Sd. lbs. swhite Southern izs izs
Ca Corn quiet; mixed, 27s. Cd. a2ss; whise' SSs. q
S4s Cd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
The provision market is generally quiet and STEADY
B,gland, Athya h Co., and others, report:-beei y
46s.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.
Ashes quiet pots. 32s 3D. pearls, 32s. Rcsin-Com-
mon dull at las. Spirits Of turpenne inactive at 6Ss
7os Sugar dun and declined 3D. Coffee nrm. Rice ,,
still declining Cod oil quiet and steady Linseed oil
still advancing quoted SIS. 3D. a 3ss.
LONDON MARKETS.
BreadstuTs dull Iron dull: Scotch pig SIS 3D. Sugar
quiet Tea rm. Coffee buoyant Rice quiet Taow inactive
at 46s Spirits tnrpentine nominal Cod oil inactive at
ESQ., Sperm oil dull at 2s3. Linsesd oil downward at
37s. 37s Sd.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTroN MARKET-Tho sales OF cotton on
Saturday reached 1000 bales, including 1000 bales 20
but quotations remained unchanged.
BREADsTurs-Flour steady. Wheat quiet and easier.
PRovMoss-The market closed steady. Bacon has q
declining tendency.
LONDON, Saturday evening.
Tue sugar WaTkOt IS urmer.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Consos closed on Saturday at 93T "a for money.
AMERICAN SEcURmEs.-The latest sales were Illinois
Central, 43lz 431 dis; Erie, "a al 34A
HAyRE COTTON MARKET.
Sales for the week foot up $50 baes Orleans tres Or
dnairc 1851; bas 149f Tho market is dull but quota
tions Arm. The total stock in port is II 900 bales.
PARIS BoURsE, Sunday evening, April 3.
Tho Bourss closed firm: rentes, 70f.
Arrival OF the John Bell mt Halifax.
HAIJrAx, April 49, 1862.
The steamship John Bell from Liverpool for New York,
arrived here last night She reports much leo on the
Newfoundland coast! and that the mail schooner hence
had nut hack unable to lard tho mail
The New York herald., 1862-04-17
ImsskrkMT FROM NE xscRL EANs,
Attack esa EQxts Jackson aua st. PhiIip
~ Rorter's Mortar Fleet.

The city wsa somcwhSt excited ysslcnasy wth,rumors
OF nghting st Forts Jackson and st. Phslip- We have
ascerninod ths eight Of the sps,eys fleet ap
preached tants szgy pear the forts, and fred
upon from G our, ,sSns, when they hasly tired
Of this, a~d similar approach o previous,
casion, dsaigned for q serious Their
object doubtless aoreesnnoitre the fon,saa
metal.
The New York herald., 1862-04-17
NEWS FROM GENERAL BANKS HsMY.

aoEsBtRG, April H ileA'2.
salute firing to-day caussd considerable cons ;erna-
tion among tho rebels, sho Of aho .rca
a on Of IL. They approached n-some force nrowiny
fsw shells from BakeIy gun oce OF which fs1 ssroag
q number In tho camp playing cards, but did net
ear lode, and did harm. Several rsgimonD wess
drawn vp line IL for advance; but all wss quiet
aea.n before night.
The New York herald., 1862-04-17
parson Browniow i'm Pitssburg.

FIrTbNIFH, IN, ApflI TO, ISbZ
parson Brosslow arrived this afternoon and lectured
In Concert Hall crowded house He leaves for Phila
delphia tonight.
The New York herald., 1862-04-17
Russia.
81. PKrxssBuss. April s, 1862.

81. PErEasHrso. April 8, 1862.
The Academy Gazette states that the Master Of tho In.
terror mas officially announced that the government in.
tends preserving the censorship all periodicals. but
to do away with gradually by judicial proceedings
The New York herald., 1862-04-17
The NEWS BY the CANADA.

he steamship CAnada, from Liverpool on the evan ng
skths 5th ns and Queenstown The 9th inst arrped
stEefax at o'clock yesterday morning she,Ass
thirty eight passeneee She sailed for Boston at ssvsa
s'cloek, whore she win be due at noanao.day.
<lxench and other continental, aswell tho Engus,
prssssoontinued TO dscussahe great importance Of che
sxpesepce gained by the engagement between the Merr
and Monitor. It Ia generally admitted that maritime
warfGess undergone change and thsf she Monitor Is
solution of the question hat~esn wooen vessels and
iron onos.
The Parr correspondent Of ,stc London Eeps says
ne difference bdsoen Enaasd ana France in nerican af
FAIRS Is cyssiish II contInnes % De given out that
Spain agrees svith France and will dsayow the Con.
vention.
Tho London .Cloos ministerial Sfgan) remssrks that
Mexican poifcsIaave got into . perplexsd entan.
element than sSs but that far tine English severn
ent concernsd there is &c believe its views
hsye undergone tic slightest change England viii nat
Pirersef in ans ysonde schemes aGsfxo the fut,s of
As4iD.
TheCacuita China and Australian mails left Ale.sn
dsia Anil 4, for Marseaies
Vhe Iteamship Hamronia, from New York reached
eosahan,pton tho night OF the Sd inst.
Tho stssmship Great Esstcrn Is advertised 10 leave
Milford for New York on the 9Th Of May.
ghc Americas Question.
CONTINUATION OF THE BRITISH DEBArB ON IRON
PLATED yExsELs-OF-wAR- NAVAL REyOLU-
TIoN COHPLErE-THE LAND foRTrFTcATfoN WORKS
AT sPITnEAD .ABAND0NED-cAPrURE OF THE eHrp
YORKTOWN BY REBEL PRIvATEER.
VI the House Of Lords on the Sd instant tho Duke of
Somerset said ths in Ne course of the present year
Ensland would have tso effective armor plated vessels
anoat and In the u next year Eve six more
In the Commons, on tho 4th instant, Mr.. Osborne
moved The resolution that IL expedient 10 suspend the
construction or the proposed forts at 6pithead until
tie value Of iron rooted gunboats for defence
shall have been fully considered. lie referred
70 the exploits Of tho Merrimac and Monitor,
and siamed That he inrcn,ion of tie pri,icips Of ne
Monitor belonged TO Captain Coles whose plans were long
since submitted to the Admiralty and reported fovoray
upon, and then showed He opposed permanent rort-
ncatons, and hoped that the government would not
plunge into useless expenditure on them.
The New York herald., 1862-04-17
India

private telegram from Calcutta Of March rs. Quotes
reights to London at 02s. Cd per ton, beIpg 2s 3D.
decline. Produce is quiet Imports show q strong
The New York herald., 1862-04-17
Italy.

IL is assertedthat dcachments Of Ne French troore
have received orders to traverse fhersssers to prevent
ske passage Of hatgands from tho Ponal States into
Italy and arrest ssch persons SHOULD they be found
,a1armed.
TIE French trossshave also been iassnued to arrest
any Pontilcal gensdesmes who may All the brgands
njs rumored that King Victor Emaaael c expected in
Earis a visit to Napsleon.
Tho Turin Journals assert that King yioisr Emanuel
via gotto Naples at TIE end OF April acCoI snied bv
Rataasip ps1d Popoli.
The Pays Momitew that the sum aorhe paid
by any pesaon desiring exemption from military service
Is fixed fOrdais year at o francs, and bounty l rs
enlistneRt fcr years is fixed At 200 francs
The New York herald., 1862-04-17
Prussia.

BERLIN, April g. 1853.
confidential letter from the Minister OF Finance 70
the Minister OF War is published urgently requesting tho
reduction Of the military budget by two and half mil
lions in order 70 rsovc the prsss additional taxes
The New York herald., 1862-04-17
General sherman's Report.

Hs UouARrERs, FIFTH DIVISION, April s, 1862
To MAJOR GssxRAL GRANT, Commanding Army in the
Field
sRwith the csvalry placed At my command. and two
brgaies Of my fatgued troops wont this morning out
on the Corinth road The abaadonod camps Of the
my lined the road with hospital flags for their prsse.
ton Al all Of these found loss wounded add
dead Al the forks Of the road found tho head Of Como
raj Woods division. At that poat ordered cavalry to
examine both roads, and found the enemy's cavalry.
Colonel Dickey, Of the Illinois cavalry, asked for rein.
forcemonts. I ordered General Wool to advance the
hoad OF his column cautiously on the left hand road,
whilst conducted the head Of the third brigade Of the
nfsh division up shs right hand reaa, Abeql BALI
The New York herald., 1862-04-17

II was asserted that Spain, slalcugh wishing 10 70
explanations relative 70 thooubtfu artcles the
treaty rcocxy concluded bsswoan the Juarez ssvern
ment and tina representatives Of the Allies has
tion Of ma1ipC treaty.
MAssfD, April 8. Iad2
Is oGcis'ty declared that the Spanish aoverncu< nt
has most resolCtely determined MOTTO attempt 10 inuso
on the sovenoSuty and independencAa< a< the Mexcans
The New York herald., 1862-01-23
United states District Coars.

JAS The L,ed States and ohers Lib.,trais and Cap
tors vs. IN. Schooner Jane CdnpJsrhis csss was post
poned motion of Mr. woodford United states Assist
ant District Attorney in consequences OF tho unavoidable
absence Of Mr.. r. Deladed smith who met with acci.
dent by fail on the ice.
tn, Uned States Several C1sks NJ Brondy-In this
the default reopened motion of the Assistant
United States Attorney stipulation that the
should be tried at the next torn.
The Cnitsd ,Tdss ne British Ship Cheshire her
7rclis and C1rgo.ln this Mr. Chas Edwards, proc
for the British government asked for monition TO
compel the belsnts TO produce the master the mate
ono Of the TO give testimony or not produced that
the belants should show why the aud cargo
should not be discharged.
The Tinted States the Cargo Of the Schooner OtidaJ
Cos The decree had been entered this case condemn.
ing the vessel lawful prize of eDsmys property aud
also for intent aud attempt TO run tue blockade OF the
port of Galveston.
The Tinted States ~ the Schooner Eiu,rS Bond and
C;nroo-A decree Of condemnation entered az ens
my's property.
The U,ted Sdt,s and Oilers tB.iants. the British
Schooner Albion and her CrrooA decree OF on
was entered lawful prize being enemy property cap
turcd while attempting TO run the blockade Of Charles
ton, South Carolina
No claims we're nterposed in the above cases
TN, Unued States Nney-nne Hides and Sixty Bale
of f1onThese part Of the cargo Of the schooner
Hannah Johnson and after proof the Court granted
| decree Of condemnation ~ sasmys property.
The New York herald., 1862-01-23
NEWS FROM the SOUTH.
THE FRENCH In NEW ORLEANS.
The Last Hours Of Ex-Presi-
dent Tyler.
Dissatisfaction Of Rebel Rule in
West Tennessee.
TROOPS ORDERED TO MAZE ARRESTS,
&C.. &C.. &c.
The French Evacuntfng New Orleans.
TO THE EDIToB OF THE HERALD.

The French Evacaating New Orleans.
TO THE EDITOB OF THE HERALD.
WASHINGTON, Jan 81, 1862.
can give you interesting facts in connection with
the action OF the French residents Of New Orleans
with reference to removing from that city. BY the
Frsnch residents your readers must not understand
tho creole population who Indigenous but that large
very respectable floating class OF Frenohmen who
from France to New Orleans to deal in cotton and
other commodities suited to the European market These
individuals coms with their wives and families, to spend
three FIVE or ton years. according to circumstances and
always return to their own country after acquiring
competency They form active ana intelligent
class Of business They are largely backed by
capital from the other side and add much in good times
the life and bustlo and activity OF the Crescent City
Now this class have suffered severely from the utter
stagnation affairs caused by the blockade of the Mis-
sssipp. In fact they have had literally nothing to do.
Besides, they were cut of from communication with
home and have been put their wits ends to know
what to take. majority desired 10 leave New
Orleans in the summer but the citizens confident
that the blockade would be raised in October that they
would not permit the question to be argued 1t was
certain" and anybody who doubted it was an enemy
the Confederate States Of America They succeeded in
inducing similar belief in the minds of the French
men-not without msgvings, which, how
ever, it was not prudent to utter. Well, Octo
Der passed and November came. The inhabi.
tants had given the matter up. The blockade
not to be raised and the French families pre-
pairing leave when the Mason and Slidell seizure filed
the whole South with joy. The French puzzled
What WAS to be done? They took very common sense
They sent OF their number to washington to
solicit interview with Monsieur Mercier and to get
from the Minister whatever information he chose to az
ford The individual selected for the mission reached
Washington the day after Mr.. Stewards communication
Lord Lyons that Mason and Sdel would be given up
He called Monsieur Msrcer stated the exact situation
OF the French residents in New orleans and the embar
rasments they abored under growing out of the doubt
and uncertainty about question OF blockade and ask
ing for light the subject The Minister replied
without the least rsserve:-''France will not interfere
with the blockade in order to get cotton. She will not
interfere unless should arise which should justify
interference. England had a the seizure OF Ma
and sdell, but that is now happily settled"
The Frsnchman had achieved the object Of his nissOn
and made the best Of his way back New Orleans The
meeting held on the 10th explains the rest.
The New York herald., 1862-01-23
United states District Clerks once.
COPYRIGHT STATISTICS

COPYRIGHT STATISTICS.
The following statement of the number Of works enter
according of Congress- during the past year. has
been furnished by Abel C. wilImarth Esq. Copyright
Clerk the United States District Court for the Southern
District Of New York Office al Chambers street.
Books and pamphlets 100
Musical compositions, 305
Prints cuts and sngravinss, 9s.
Maps and charts, IS.
Dramatic compositions, %.
In order to obtain copyright tho author proprstor
before publication deposte the oce Of the clerk
Of the district in which he resides printed copy Of the
title page Of the work, when he furnished with certi'
hcate payment Of the fee Of dollar The law also,
requires that copy or the work shall bo deposited the
clerks Office within three months from the publication
thereof which Is forwarded by the clerk to the Patent
Office in Washington. Tho duration Of copyright Is
twenty eight years with privilege " renewal Cor
years al the expiration OF the torn