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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-01
Capitalization saa DGD

FJs the last iodr h'e months We have osen o!essd
.s a. alIo,l uun erfup.ed series u s'ss. We
3.,s sIsa,, increased Our Of arms. aud noN
uil Laud,d 10 ammunition Abundant crops CTo"n tie
as,ls OF ou, IL ba Omen and provide Tor the ueCsss'
..s of cur people. With these evidences OF the hVo
Providence clothing sAn;iI TO our continued cue
r--s but the energetic 4ld faithful dssharse Of duty
1Ir q ,y,5unant must be ceasesssy setI IL Ss'chl &
over and directing Alright the great interests commt
t. their charge TIE Ut the GTny must be yll-
,, aud aot,e not only agar the foe, but in pes ~
In, the health aud maintaining the s;Frug.h and else
pine OF their commands Oar troops must continue to
exhibit the eous,aucy and courage which have give
hem such sgnsl victories bearing get while lorger
he hafd.hips aud psrs CT the soldiers life, that they
~ hereafter he soldiers reward, the grai'ud'
# .oup,ry saved and the consciousness that IL If
usr,t.d And cur people mus: contribute largely anc
hseruy Of every thing thl' will 10 any way promote the
treat cause Winter Is coming, aud the comfort anc
health of our brothers 10 the field mui! be cared for
A, ps hoard and economist and siint ourselves that
,,sy ma, not laok and srT'r. TIE 'th;isncy Of the
.,Dy in numbers too. is OF vital inI Ortsuce. Publ,
o,inioo must compel every man VITO owes military ser
VICE to be A. bis post. TuIlcy and lodging and shifL
inc are not 10 receive the least federation They should
meet the indignant ard sithsring rfProsstol OF every
Community. rolling and recruiting eli ers should b.
Ssd by eyey e izsn Aud So in some way or AGO her,
90 NAV all help on the great and glorious cause. Let
Ill bs.r III. 1ntnualy in mld.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-01
A step Well Taken.

We understand that Governor Le,eher has made ap'
plcaton to the Secretary Of War to OLIVER over
to the authorities all the Virginia traitors who have
been taken in arms against the State, and all Of
the Yankee prisoners now in or near this city,
who, there may be ground for suspecing, have
been engaged in violating those statutes oil Virginia
that make criminal and punishable such acts as melting
slaves to rebellion, entcrg them TO leave their masters
using legendary language passing counterfeit money
&,, al There is no doubt that manNof these prison
ers are guilty Of these Offences, and that they as we'll
deserve to be hung old John Brown I'd for violating
the laws. Aud these cffsuccs have been Per-
peatsd near this city and in connunifes Ct loyal CHI
zsns, might not be mpossibe.or On t to OBTAIN in
come sAses the necessary proof Tbs Secretary of War
is OF COURSE familiar with these stdtutes and We do
not permit ourselves doubt that be properly sppre
ciAtts the rights Of the States Under these circun
stances has he any option bu! to acceds TO the spPcs.
lion of the Governor
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-01

\ Sumner A gentleman Of this city, who has a
relative residing in Louisiana, not Far distant from New
Orleans has received letter recently, which contains
an incident that will bear repeating IL seems that a
batch of ankceS and party OF English officers CHANGED
To occupy adjoining boxes restaurant in the crescent
City. : knowledge Of the nativity and profession Of
the EngliShmen, caused the YANKEES To introduce topics
Of discussion, which they thought would be particu
aty offensive To the of Great Britain, so the Ere
belion" and "foreign intervention" were cNPntaied
upon at great length. The Yankees excessively
glrrul0us, most Yankees generally are and time and
again was il asserted, that the rebels would be imme-
diately 'squeched, and should England dare TO inter
fere, she would be whipped "out of her boots. The
Yankee, got through with their refreshments first, but
desiring to see the effect of their bombaSt on the gal
LIANT Brtons awaited the approach of the latter to the
Office where settlements are usually made, when they
go up and proceeded TO array Themselves by the side
of the British officers. Here the remark about whip
ping England was again repeated and in such tone
that the officers could not avoid noticing the braggaris
One OF them instantly Teoined, We have heard your
remarks We desire TO enter into no discussion OF the
subject hut have single question TO ask that IS, edo
you remember the affair Of the Trent This was
sumner; not Yankee made any reply, but all hanging
their heads in shame left the building more rapidly
than they entered. They had forgot all about the
Tfsnt -PtisrsJurg Express,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-01

The apartment L about IL feet square, and ventls'
ted by 40 iron grated sindo. and ANAL trsnsom VIE
dow having communication With the ball have ist Isfr
In these narrow limits the Eve prisoners are kept sleep
ing on cots distributed through the ROOM aud partakng
Of the prison are-pork beans and corn bread-at the
table below to which they conducted BY an armed
guard three times each day. Half an hour each DAY
they are allowed remain in private with their families,
after which they remain in the quiet secuPn OF their
room.
Prem the Richmond inquirer.
letter from a prominent citizen uader date OF July
9th, states the following:
The enemy carrying Ii with high hand aud de-
mouisc spIri. In Madison county, Va few days ago
they visited General Banks dwelling al Madison CourI
House cut to pieces his furniture smashed up his table
ware, &c and conducted themselves SO outrageousiy
that his wife fell dead on the floor. She was buried on
yesterday.
How long, Oh, Lord /"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-01

The case Of Charles p. Gordon aud others, charged
vi h using seditious and reasonable language, with
eeiipg fer JEFF DIVis, aud giving vent to e1uailon
OF the Of July when iumoss of the defeat OF the
ion arms reached Boston, called for eIAminati'
in that city on Tuesday;
On the opening of the case, H Dana, Jf., United
States Attorney stated to The Oom miisoneis that he 40
becn unable 10 attend the examination heretofore, but
had made careful examination CT the testimony, and
on conference with bis associate had come to tho con
cuson that there was not evidence sufficient TO justly
the commttal of the defendants.
That the defendants had entered With strorg ieelrs'
into the rebel eauaA syBpabsld With IT, expressed pUo
cIy their oxidation at the rebel successes and then
hoprs Tor the triumph OF the reb lion, teemsd very
clear They also had correspondence With the persons
who furnished early intelligence on the rebel side
Sill there was 10 proof that they had done any Gcr
or given any aid or information, or endesvorsd to o6
sruct enlistment or otherwise TO st In the war de
thought il case In which they should be rather left 10
tho Re- or obson and be would adj the sschfu ness OF
the community tbaa be c'mailtsd for ti for crime
He therefore discontinued the pIo ;oediegi
Commission or ktrsn thseupoa ordered the discharge
Of It prisoners
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-01
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.

= N. nm. -, ~,
The Russian so'ern nent pa appueo om''AH' W n''
OF treat Britain Tor the loan OF . nansmAD'
company Of English cipitsis have applied tor
contract 70 Lud I'll the railways on the Island OF Sar-
dlniz. ... .. ..
A Frepchusn writing from London to Paris news
paper Sunday in London as the cum Of hu.
man .retchedness-a yery Hmal.ya of s~nni.
re,,a,. t,om n.d,d .nnon,cs the ,os.bls return 70
snsio Of the Iof.pts D m Jasn IA Bsurbop Who IA ala
10 have rsooeniz ID on esr.in eoositions the Govern
ment Of . Ieen Isabella.
London litersr, psper s,ves the following AZ the
PRAYER taught to the children Of the wreck
ers In Euesnd in old times "od bless daddy God bess
NANNY. God send a ship ashore before norning.--
Amen /"
p.vs, ,ouns I,,n,i.ns have arrived At Munich from
:, % ,h %. a. n, I.nha, n, Csrm.n h.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-01

MCCLELLAN BIFoRE IHT BITTLss.-A letter from
chnond to the Grenada (di,s) Appeal, speaking Of
HeCl, ll.u, says
DR.. Curtis OF Hanover, whose house for some
ime occupied by Mcclellan as his headquarters, har
into The CIV sEos retreat Of the grand army.
T. speAks Cf the Young Napoleon Intelligent az
,greeable gentleman bus the mos; de ected aud ~
lappy be has seen. The and difficulties
the than hercuelu labor he assumed Of reducing
Richmond, has nude him appear prematurelV old. Ere.
lusnly said the Dlctor did he eproye the witty OF the
ulcers Of Lis staff with regard TO the terrible work be-
fore them. On oGe occasion lone careful of his
:oodly person. hmenting the want Of he daily bath,
Ehen Il ppintN nr said TO him: "Ah, never mind W.
bali qoon be 10 Richmond and it will be all right thee
" Dou be too sure Of that, cir" said Mcclellan with a
,ad smile. Never did the Doctor hear him give utter
,rce TO cord implying belief that he would take
Richmond. Aud yet this careworn man, who returned
head quarters every evening weary in body and as
umed coUfdenee be did not feel addressing bis troops
sh such stuff "holdng the rebels at bay in their
SE stronghold" aad promising Liz coin hV telegraph
that he should push the enemy to The wall and aend
the Northern people the reSs Of another and hnal
brilliant victory 10 morrow.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-01
DIED,

the slt July 1867 Ia Is city, the rehdenes Of H.
Stake r Dr. hknRY IUaTIs Of hanov eOuaty, In the I'D
year Il his age.
vii tale pa at Puec )on Hanover ulty HI.
late residence at IL oclO:G the LIST August II re.yss
ients and GcqdGtaac,s toe fAniy respssG y invited
70 tend without further notice.
On WeIasidy, Sgh n.y. at II o'clock NJ arer short 81.
ness rs AUALADs C.oPros ssSoad suyhter Of the
Jadge C.Opton OF Virginia
Her uaersl ell take place this YrdaJ afsrL Auscs l
o'ciocs Nc her l.is dence srs,t bs
sIh The ieldi family nsed
I. iIhOu fdrhe notice.
''Bl-ss are they die 10 the LtTd."
~ sAVInash papers viii p'eIss cory.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-01

THE THAN ALBANIA meeting oil the friends OF
this regiment held at the editorial Of this flee We
'rdsy suited In prompt asures for the promotion Of
ii health and comfort Of the corps It appear that in
their pressnt location diet necessary to health cannot be
Ibtaaed for love or money The Government, Il s tue
able give the soldiers plenty eat that s in -four
and bscon-but every medical man knows that men can
DOT keep wall this food alone especially II The Hour
il turned into hssvy bread is most likely to be i'll
mp Vegetables, fruits aud acids Of soma kind, are
oecossary to keep of sSorbutc d9ease1 some symptoms
If which have already appeared in the regiment.
TIE meeting vas veil attended. An sgent will be In
,diately dispatched to Virginia for the express puF
pose Of carrying from here such supT as can be best
had here and Of purchasing further east whatever can be
more readily Obtained there--jfobils Register.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-01

CogFEDERArEs LATIN FROM "PuEoH Gen. Beau
regard has elegraphed 10 our Office to state that there
was a mistake in supposing that he said near furdy.
pur dids for he neither lost the day nor made the
speech But what ho did say, and message which he
begs to send with his best beauregsrdS for the henett
Of Gen Grant is non e;pis sOaiiEgi Sdre CoRDSTHuH
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-01
hEApQu,RIERs DIsrEIcr 90 TmE MISISsIrPI,
Nicksburg, july l., 1862.

10 The Troops Defending IiCkIug:
Your conduct thus lar, under the circumstance which
surround YOU, has the admiration Of your country
Cool and velfpO>-eS'rd under toe concentrated
fire Of more than forty vessels OF and mortar boats
have given assurances that the city ntrusted To
Nour keeping will not he given mp TO the clustering de
maudS oi cannon, nor the NOISY threutcnngS Of bomb
shells. Such exhibition, OF fury serve but 10 amuSe
you aud 10 animate the tcdum of camp liicyou await
more formidable demonstration. lmpotent IN his
rage the enemy striving To- turn the current of the
Mississippi from your batteries. He will fail. When
hc master of the great river which flows Al your feet
and which has become the eternal custodian OF your
names and glory every that rPPles by as shores
will with your blood, and every hill that looks
down upon It will be- the Sepuchre of thousand free
men
soldiers to have been one among the " Defenders
of \cksburE Will be the boast hereafter OF those who
shall bear your aud living Joy nv your hearth
stones forever. Continue, bU~eech you to be- worthy
OF YOUR country praise aud the reputation you have
achieved
fhc commanding general win take pleasure, as it j.
his duty, in forwarding the Of The distinguished
among YOU 20 the general commanding the department
for honorable mention "a general orders II /, Ia pride
10 De your commander
The steamer Arkansas is immortal, and above his
praise--She command, the admiration Of the world.
By order Of
Major General Ear Vas DoRN.
VI. NJ. hmNrI, Major aud A. 4. C..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-01
IRON PePk's CoAsAkD.

The correspondent Of the New York Herald, writing
from Gsu. Pope's command, says:
Undoubtedly An attempt is mskirg on Maryland or
Winchester learn from pretty accurate private sources
that Erels HilIs Lonesreets and JIckson's divisions
Ooniederates nave left Richmond gradually during III
past fortnight mostly gOiug the Virginia Centr
Railroad and are concentrated near GordonsvIle,
constituting an army 90 900 strong Oar peope still
Uncertain whether il will be made up the Valley this
way Counter raids aud Attacks to be ilsitued by
u force may push for Richmond from Ffedercks-
burg with the purpose either Of Tightening them back
or Of gaining more than they can.
On Monday General King, being anxious to repest hs
SUCCESS sent out company OF the Indiana cavalry
Going too f.r they fell IN with the enemy, and the
tire force except twelve, were cut down or cap
tured.
General Pope's order about passes into Virginia is be-
ing rightly executed. The Potomac river is once again
under picket guard, aud 60 Into Virginia
withcu. pass from General Pope's headquarters. A
mod alton Of this will probably be Immediately made,
as far az Alexandria ia concerned but communication
from that place into the lines Of tho army will be pre-
vented. Tls ud cious step has been necessitaed be-
cause Of the rebel communications which constantly
passing between Washington and Richmond
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-01
Clayton. ALL, Aug Vim
Ixsouroa,s sALE OF I'M On .LoUIsA

II CUUNTH.By auth 'iy ed Ia By thu sat vii add
OF Abner Harris. Ase will, N IL es0AY,
Oh ~ IT moe 1885, o,eed 10 sell AZ pub e saeu tho
eIn.e be tract shch the dec sd-nt resided The
time Of 1, death. eotunng aboit s95 scref lying Oh both i
al the souh syer. Ia eIGnty having on large
modous n u Ill the Necessary Oaibudnss y
G, and sss NIL In god reAr Wit l'rS rdo 81 Gus ON
Ths sal Of VI client qi. WI adapled L. bs
OE Of the usu Of this seesn Of Safe ald has
II pleppfsl sapil Of wood snL
Mr. William d. H,rs .hJ raj es on ihe premises will sts-
g. land to a per wbhn 10 Luy.
PTsots vhi further ino'a,t on 90 the tab'ct eli sozsa
LIese siGh unde. med at nile, LOaiis u Va
Terms mad knowI On the day Cfsale
should the lay ed be htsbie fr The sale
AEe piAcs the hrtt suitable day taei eafseT.
ABsEE n HARaIe,
adg 1-ctfs Executor Of A. N. Bsrrts. de..Ased.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-01
UNlON rAyiNGs nanK

HyIECtn, Ion Of Union ssvag, sank
IL dae % the Of Asg1s, 1852 Dep slE, resy
tat thep pf.seIt their esn.sts, IN treosve hi.
m1Asy o, before th dag.
caARLEs sTiB3iSi
iuya 81. 1ressu&-.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-01
Elliott'S battalion,

CApTAIN HARkIs IsB COMP NY 10 now In bsrrtckL Al
" viii report tn rty good
ey Bar pou.h aide basin Bank 9th anu
slh tireet4. July 81.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-01
FROM INTERNATIONALLY 90 rdE PROFILE TO THE sOUT
IRS CAUsE--UEIoNIsN WANING.

FROM TEsSEssEE-IOYALTT % rdE PROFILE TO THE SOUTH
IRS cAuss--rEIoNIsM WANING.
A correspondent OF the New York Herald writes a.
10 lows from Nashville, under date Of JUly 18Th
In nearly all the towns now occupild by the Uaion
forces p Middle Tennessee, feeling Of sympathy for
the rebel prevails and exhibits iIs, whenever op
poruuiy oCcus In tue lA.e Lfidr At huttreesb1ro II
has been mentioned as mStter Of -ondsIment that 20
few we're killed. for the houses on the public squire aud
s.deyslk were crowded with women secession ists who
-sIsd their hAudkeTchieis rs voey after Voley was
fired aud charge after charge made upon The Union
troy ps by the rebel cavalry Tae bullets literally rained
noug the fair ctealure but they brayed all danger 10
encourage their friends; aud yet none we're killed or
sounded The uuon troops have but little TO expect
from tue Union people in remote places, with perhaps
one or two exceptions. Toe town OF ShelbyVlle Is
probably the only exception 10 Middle Tennessee,
and yet the place Is constantly kept 10 state
If alarm on account of erIe.ted iDroads oil que
rillss The couatry people are, il is feared gradr.
.lly losing confidence in the success OF the Union
c,u,e Thty have hailed with Joy the presence OF the
Uoion troop bur barely have the echoes OF their sh
of welcome died away among the mountain gorges when
the " of tho free aud the troops who guard 1t are
seen disappearing from among them, and they are again
left 10 the vengeance Of their imp and bsroaroui
fosa Another rfsson for this falling Oh in the Union
sentiment Is the Union failure before Richmond, and the
rabe.s successes 10 their own neighboThoods' They
hear ggerated reporis OF the former and their mag
nations are impressed with the importance OF the latter
The Union meetings which we're held in a lumber Of
places few weeks sgo will surely lose their good cts,
uuIess something be immediately done by the govern
meut to cspure sDd punish the gaeras and assure the
people thai their lives aud property recure under the
70 Of the Unioa again urge the importance Of hay
ing cavalry force O; suGijent strength III suspected
nr ghborhoods to pursue tue aauders with proePc
Of D urag them and preventing their further depredI
items forever aud 10 repeating the suggestion aus
tanned by the ayOWed judgment OF residen,s who have
40 other deere than the Of the Ulon cause at
heart.
Nashville Ia eontif usy alarmed BY rumorp, some Of
which are well founded, aud Others utterly iaauons-
,nera Nelson with brigade arrived night before last
and with the well aacrty Of that brave Genera
h, was on his way towards RurireesbOrc, after eT'
soiouru in the city H. is alter Eorta, and II he dues
not succeed in capturing that gurr chief and baud IT
will not be Tor the want OF energy but very y' Tue
want oi-csyalry. He mag have some hot Work before
him but there Is no doubt he will Prove, 40 he has here
tofore before the enemy, honor 10 the oouatry.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-01
o.Y "t.rI.ri.G,s Enemy.

ia one Of ts en- ia Ell .s.Ons, Seward, well under
..ndns the sancumoDOu- prSteusious of h!s Teop.e,
ID that you'd ii. lie th,r iaLcy. tLies 10 some Pnan
eaI pLrrss Sbou! the Christian character OF the VA
AID OF III. people WHO wigiug il, When the "whi!'
suucbrs usuumls the Altar OF God aud hypOcIsy a. &
can, are accepted gsLui-s Christianity, then will Sew
ard aud his race take the uep'r seats in tue gsG iynS
o,ue Of lie iatbfg-sod aots such ss those described
nsl,. may pass "a al god ~oIks"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-01
ABsEk n
l-ctts Executor Of A. N. Barrts. de.sAsed

- ALDwE sILfIAxs respectfully inform thsr frien u,
ID owiag 20 the oc upAncy eli wsrshorss hpit.i
tn.y h,e te pp,-ary .u pen al Il ds. They h,E
an .fhee a. tlnking house Of wi Ham sAecs o.
Of where tlose iadshtel 10 tsa
nil ple.se all and e'o.s the Z &C oiab
Tie hools Of Emps hler Nth Us lor sStleLsn'
s.LDHIE 4 WILLIAM
.u,i--dlke5s csrl Ma q and l4th streets.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-01
NOTICE.

HJ6E subscriber thxntfa the ba patronage eS ended 10
him fore Of toseeo sLe.h 5Ir,
corn, and all county produce In aidoi m,hnActureda
smoking tobsc AMI gsri the les OF to1sceo VAL have ihe
Particular siteIiJB Of Mr. John n. shePpari, J.. .
AIEXANJIR GARRETT
Jays6 JoEs fH,TAHD. Jr-, sslss1sn Il Tobacco.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-01
ANOTHER soxBRR RKynw CT THE "sIrUArIos"-M'oIII
Lam A PAILURK.

Lam vAILURK.
The New York Post (Aboliticn) Of 24h July, says;
Ii is not To be concealed that feeing of gloom and
-spondcncy perVsdes the public mini in reference 10
our national af,rs. Unlike The temporary sombrenees
which followed the battle OF Bull Run, the pr, de-
precision seems to deepen with time That great
reverse but IL did esaen confidence in Iuers
or in the GaAnry OF endurance OF our troops. We
went to work Immediately 10 repair the disaster, with
degree OF aaofty and hope that won the admiration
o! foreign nations Nothing, remarks Mr. TrolIope in
III, late book OF travels could have been honorable
& the NOrherners than the lrsukness with which they
~ed that they had been whipped, excep. the cheerful
IS With which they bore their reyerses and the ens'gy
nuh which they proceeded tn repair them. Have We
lost that spirit OF SELF relsnc Are our resources feAes
tlan they were then IL military condition worse
The repus,s We have suffered the Peninsula il
mus. be admitted have been very serious nobles
amy composed OF the pser of the North, and led by
the most peenced neras, has been driven from ia
Juons and is cooped up on the james river, un
ole TO move unl It shall be reinforced the observe
ton IF the enemy diverted by counter assault in
o:her quarter. Il is humiliating fact The has
bsen grealy protraced By IT, and our exhausted cances
atlI further disturbed But the worst ,Hsct has been
i,t We have les. much Of reiance in our military
lies and in cur Civic rulers. TIE most devoted FRIENDS
a. Mcclellan pronounce him failure and even the sagac
ity and wisdom OF Mr. Lincoln questioned. There has
EN- such apparent want Of foresight and energy In
the admins ration and there s still such app,r {
uctsnce TO strike and decisive blows that the
IN at buoyani natures begin to despair aud tremble.
But Il no; great deal Of this Encouragement tie
mere r, action OF our previous highly wrought
psca'ionsy Our successes New Orleans, and all along
the Aississ pp river bad produced the conviction that
.le war was pretty neaij at an end. All the nessps
psrs told us So Tney told us besides that the amy Of
hcClelhn 10 splendid condition. and sure to march
into Richmond whenever should SEQ fG 10 undertake
the b. We greT jubllnt over the prospect Tho
conservatives" even who hide their heads carefully
when the sun is not shiaing, forth to hold meet
q and organ the po ical parties proper only to
q time of pssc. EyerybI6y indeed, supposed thst We
had reached the end OF our diacuss, aud that very
20 m tie question would benos how 10 crush the re-
lion bus to resume the old Federal relations Bat
in,ead Of the end expected, While We ssre yet at
t1s summit OF tlstlor, the awful wires shed the
"a rune rs from the Ids before Richmond We we're
,sppoiI ,d-earluily dissppoilted-.ad .e have a.
lr-ed the Ievuson plunge Us into Al eIoess OF de-
spondenoy.