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The Guard Can Dio but Never Sur.
render.

Such were the words orlhe Old Gusrd
of Napoleon amidst the blood and car.
mage Of Waterloo when their ranks were
thinning under tho storm Of iron hail
poured upon them by the British I'M
mortal words! In future conflicts with
the enemy let our brave soldiers remcm.
Der them, and whatever the odds against
them when summoned to yield, let the
answer be- 1--WE can die, but never sur
render er.'--Eyach5rg RpWhcoa.
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Barbarisn.

Tho Littlo Rock True Democrat asserts
that when the enemy invaded Benton
and Washington counties, Ark, the Fed
eral commanders took all young men
they could find, put arms in their hands,
then placed them in tho front ranks,
and told them they must fight They
were compelled to take the oath.
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Beconling Alarmed.

The performance Of the Merrimac, or
Virginia, in the late naval engagement,
has alarmed our northern enemes.-
They admit and fear her superiority, as
will be seen by the following from the
Louisville JoUaal:
We have been puzzled in our attempts
to conjecture why it was the Monitor,
when the Merrimac retreLted from the
conflict with her in an injured condition,
did not follow up the rebel monster and
complete the work so well begun. A
statement of the fight, given by the pilot
Of the lost lrigate Cumberland, seems TO
explain the mystery. The plot says
thatthe.Merrmae goes tl1eo l-n1ts m
hour fas ter than the Monitor, and, if the
fact is so, the Merrimac, even in Ter par
,ially crippled state, was probably able
to retreat faster than her conqueror could
follow.
But it seems 10 us that this difference
of speed IN favor Of the Merrimac is well
calculated to create no considerable APP
prehension The MerMmac has shown
that she can stand the whole power of
the Monitor for hours without being dis
abled, and if she can outstrip her mate
rally in speed, she can probably pass out
from Norfolk to sea in spite Of all the OPP
position that can be made to her. And,
once at sea, we know not what is to pre-
vent her, after leaving the Monitor out
Of sight, from passing down the whole
line of the southern coast, sinking or
running ashore Or dispensing the block
aiding fleets of all the Southern ports or
even passing along the northern coast
bombarding every loyal city which her
draught of water will permit her to ap-
proach. We hope there is no such dam
ger, but we can't see why there isn't.
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The Privilege Of the Press in South
Carolina.

On the 18th inst, the Governor and
Executive Council adopted the following
resolution:
ReS0iccd, That the editors and owners
of newspapers in this State be informed,
that if any OF their employees shall fall
under the conscription, the adjutant and
inspector general will be instructed to
withhold from Confederate service such
Of said conscripts as the editor or owner
of such newspapers shall declare by aili-
davit to be absolutely necessary to carry
on their respective establishments, and
that the wolk cannot DO done by work
men within their command otherwise ex-
empt; Prooidei, Tho number withheld
shall not exceed seven for the Charleston
daily papers, five for the Colambia daily
papers, and two for each county paper
And prouded, The conscripts withheld
from Confederate service shall be subject
to be detailed to such local aud special
duty as may not seriously interfere with
the business of their respective offices.
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From the Southern. Coast.

The Sayannah Republican OF this morn
ing says tho Yankees are in full posses
sion Of ST.. John's river, Florida. About
twenty-five hundred Federals at Jackson
vile toro up the railroad, using the iron
for defense ofthe city.
A special dispatch to tho Republican
from Baldwin, Florida, says small de-
,achment of Conicderates stole on a
Tanleo picket guard near Jacksonville,
killing four and capturing three. Lieut..
Strange snd three Conlederates were
wounded It is feared mortally.
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~" writer in tho Lynchburs Re-
publican says Speculation has ruined
Nashville, and oaused It's fall. It's peo.
pIe' with few exceptions, have boon
defend"
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REFLECTION IN PmcEs.-Ihe Georgin
factory and Athens factory have reduced
tho prices Of yarns, osnaburgs, sheetings,
etc. They furthermore give preference
to those dealers who conform to their
schedule Of prices, rnthet than the spec.
ulaior. Soldiers families are to bo aip.
Piled at wholesale prcea Ihis arrange.
men. goes into effect the hrst OF April,
and codtnues until an if-ee,neu 10
change Sian 81 mldG
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Spirit of the Poople.

The Fayetteville Observer, Of the Goth
inst, says:
Soon after the Roanoke Island disaster
the Governor of North Carolina called
for five regiments Of volunteers Cor the
war; A gentleman who left Raleigh yes.
torday informs us that in response TO this
call ei7hy com1ooieS have rendered them
selves to tho Governor within the last
three weeks, Of which eight or nine were
offered and accepted yesterday, And
there are Pisny n guns now 10 arm them
with,
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TT Who have goo,snea from 'fiesis
sipti. Tho planters ate piiihs up their
cotton aGd geitiAg il ready 70. the iag-
gothic momeut Tho enemy adyances--
They are also sending tneIf servants up
The river 20 work M The Qualifications
and ihe1ssy they arc ready 10 makoanY
sacrifice the goyeruneht m1y reqp'e
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sad Intelligent which II cnnvevcd n my hishly
esteemN'l iiend and fellow prisoner H. DENNIS v
have been using my best endeavOrs N consnle
bin, and am happy 10 say that he looks upon the
matter In a truly Christian manner.
We have been ufhcally notified that we are now
detained IN Consequence Of Con. VOL having fall.
ei g. comply with the terms of agreement To
s-y that am not ious h. he honnrahiy released
r'ni my present position would be something
nior' than might be expected Toy luman nature
~ '" say that am no, perfectly content 10 pa
t.uty await roper act Oh would be equally an
irI" Therefore, he not uneasy, Tor my hes th is
-"i aud my spiriir buuyaut Rnd | hope ImAv
h-t' aver Woht ny my present experience know
au1 Hi' TO-, tc tile vast amount II trouble. &c that
~. lrl.n07 have g. On ia order g. obtain my re-
Ht'c" nd 81 Toe matter rest for the future.
sfl ~.'h. q k"YN',l go OF much that trHnsprcs. I
CO... perhaps, form no real idea II what prevents
HF exchange, 1T know that circumstance are
0HrF TO- me. ron time b. time, which may re-
quar-" consider hir diplomacy a. arrange, aud
aHu I.."" Itt.e'u tf0r IL emitted T. the consi-
i'r4t.'p u our cover 20 ~. b. which have the
most ntuuli,d cuut..upe
,ec".v. 3 a ''lt,s ron t-pt N.lyur his day,
dtteJ as. ,brr,. g., irta vet IL mcut on'
ur o.. fre in 70 - l.Hit'. hope sou yili Nr.tU
rcri often. some r,y rc~gh ue ami gheu Any
cut,eH ~ =. yuI ga scarcely Im7s'4t how Gsl.
~ ice" 49, hos much II relieves a., d.l mon 4 ..
~ ~ ,uts prison life
IT,, u. Ger Ct tie election Of Lieut. Col. mi. T.
per -, be ppst 1"d with advantage r,crrt
NJ O'Gormau has not accepted
enclose letter 10 Ms ClrcOran, and With fond
est remembrance H. all friends, I remain
Your ever rInst attached friend,
MICHAEL CORCORAN.
Col s9th Kegt, N YsM
70 Cspt JANIS u KtpE-R, 500 Bway, NY
Love g. Lieut. Comm. 81. will write " him In a
lew days OF as eu"n a. an OPPORTUNITY permits.
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ID,tu.s Vauros. iJrit -. A small row-huat
,.,I.. tNc,rt ,, morning fr,u Norfolk, cuttsiifi.
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ilOm the S0uFhWpst,

thic1go, Appti % ~ special from the Int-
buNE, itutn Caro-, ttts,. -4y4.
lie inIlis AirEAL, o., tho iTth, is received.
IL an 'iurai devoted " the ne, dis u the Mssiss-
l1h valley, II ngknuNleis the danger ~ 81 5csr'
~ tie F'iUrsl Ella, ami ADJ Sea tIe employment
81 every one, bl.k 90 W'te, 10 tho extent Of has
HhIuty Tor tIo dn'cncJ Of Tat endangered strong
20 4.
The paper acknowled.es the fesrful mortality
among the r"bel officers At re recent battles, and
hutihutos Il 10 thr eutmy's organized bodies o.
aharIsHout.rs
report was current IN Memphis. by way Of
Clrinih, that the TcI.r'ls lad a'andpncd the Ten
unsnr river.
The appeal saws Tint The rcl, lussss NJ the battle
~ shiloh, dpns not eVcroi 1000 M q, tgD0 wounded
ia ~ iskin p.a.u,rt aud hscI tics the defeat ON
Monday ~ hc wl.akcy 'uud ia tie Federal on
"uiupW,ut uu HsuNsy ua't.
tn" gent. 'Wru zoo brought the appeal roi .urts
At Hugo tr pnisc4,' %, dc clusD Iptuu li. bs t'o
rebel tpngr's7, aIl malta lc'u,su is rri - have
'ni.c'l o., aruy
o' k"v'' ,or The ARMY Tlrr' guuhuut' hrr be-
zee, trli,tl At NJ, lIs, .,rya ". ~, rhpirrci
q wax. Que tll.'' che Arkaur.a, IL t'st,d
Two fli"kl'ss ~ raj rad irli, 49,,
lthn. Wi'tly, and - considered more tlau
witch Tor the whole i,lrfAl 4 lila
Another j. called the Is aurcgst,, and is wool,u
boat with - Inches ~ compr, sscd colt placed
h'twe'h heavy wooden tubofs Is inches thick
lm7 ~ aHu oou'i'Ured imIIrguallc. Thcy have
prows Ike the Merrmac. Our Informant reports that
ere are 5000 IA the rear Of Chick,Hsw Buf-,
AGAINST an attack nIrnng he city - SUI talked
OF. Immense pile. oi tobacco, SUGAR sui Aus1s
are gathered uu the ieytC AMI " 90 &c. hr,t on tie
hf.'. HT1rne II tNs Federal fleet 10. We Memphis
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New Publication.

o. Er.u"t' NNr Iio Laws. PhilsirrMa. L. II. /
F't'r- Brot.,lr, pa 'Islcr,.
Card players " III understand chi, "a, cmboIy. |
,u., ali rul"- aud customs Ia regard Co ,I. ,,,,,..
h.urE'- S,DtusE nr M, Lew. Ham. p
brutA,r-. f.hi-u,vs. "a
Among b., Interesting contents g., a fret rat.
illustrated article Oh ,he nerves il uu, are cu-
titled % ,he thank ui ia, cownuuit, II /, tho-,
publisher who place before Oh, common reader
plain ideas about hi Important branch o., th.
human system, ignorance upon vh..l. o.g,.ion.
a large amount OF moouN cui,uy, and misery
which might he avoided, Our reader, should
study the subject, and In better htt'm, with
life, they will secure full return tor their att,u
tion 20 it,
CoNrASIoS 10 rHE REulL'Loh Rr.pRr. EI.tn1 by
Frank lore. Part ]. New York; j, 4 r.t
nam. Publishers, 532 Broadway,
This number contains eXcellently execute
stcol portrait, Of Senator Sumner and Hon. Jc
scph Holt. II gives interesting documents al
narratives connected with the war. and Is cqua
10 the Record, which hSs made q name for Itself
TRAINS GREAT SPKEonss ~ kSIiAsu 0u SLAYER
and Emancipation. BY GcIrg" Francis Train, ,
Boston, L. X. I, u. Peterson, ~ .si.rr. and /
A. Brady, Bo1Lselle., "a Ann st., y. famlL.C
form. Price 10 cts.
TnI CHA-SISGs-A Domestic Novel Of Rea. Lie
b. MIS- Henry WOOD. Philadelphia j. Is Ptt"l
SOU a Brothers, Publishers. Cheap form. fric
IN
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I'm llou-o Committee on Military Affairs
have reported bin, which authorizes and r.
qui-,s the Prr.lon' 60 convene Board. con-
sistid.; OF Two officer, of the Corps m Engineers,
one Oriruo" OH or, ore Artillery, two Navy
Office, ami urumembors selected for thcir -cicu-
til. and practical attachments. o. examine and
consider uur Sra-rot-t and Lake iort.h,l tiou,,
with special ricprcr e. changes which may be
nc,cs,.,r, in cuusc4ucu. of the Introduction Of
new element, and engines Of attack and defence.
The Board Ac 90 report tu the Pre- idrut, ilr
,rausw'.-'.l Co Congress, a. results of their I'M
,c,'i-,.on', aul the Preston, may, if the cyi-
srn.e. Of tHe country require g.. or 'oT vD.h
rccpwmr '-i h d." Board Go hc COM
m"urr' anil executed, without tc precious
n.-"'t u. Congress, and 'hc sums that may bc
uppruprin Cog iorui.9fi'u. n Ibis session are
rNc~ia' 3, disposal 10, this purpose. The
Ir-ii.u :, h-r aB.loG .l Geo Accent loan. A.
irrei Dy ur ,ood SKATE. t,r pilu: ir ri. 'r
protection. \ part 90. tine daty O.. u,r Board
VII lrto examine ann r,pAtupuu ta. rr.l ..r,y
o. constructing Navy ltrltb a,lo. un the.
Northern Lake: o' aiouulry for heavy or,lu.u.,
aud al.o an armor, a.j az cnh of construction
west of the AllgFmy Mountains. IhrL.II al.,
rto,i'o, fran increase iu o., number o., Cl,ln,-
hoth military anal naval feature ia the ilI
being that III. parut, oftai,,s admitted rr len
IL prov i.ion' anus. r' all expense, for one YEAR.
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THE NEW YORK Sun.
THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL -, loG2.
The News Of the Day.

On our outside page to-day will be found some
detail, If 'lr,igu news by tho Bohemian, not in
cul,i ia tie later intelligence by the Persia.
The news from Virginia il Important General
Bank, Is pu.hin. along with great activity, and
is now al liarri,onhurgh--lj miles West Of
Richmond.
Dispatrhc, from Cairo are to the oil,ct that ope-
ration. OF, Fort Wright seem ,o have been tenn
rorarily ,u.pou dcd by both parties The rebels
have large Endorsements Of gunboat- from
Now Orleans.
4 letter from Colonel CO,oRAN, in another
column, intimate, that the failure to effect his
release /. owing to some rcmi,-ucss on tho part
OF ten Wool 10 carry ont certain engagement
with Tie rchcl.. A. he must have derived III,
information from his torn,' tor. the statement
should he received with somc allowance, but
the subject dcnaul- II ,isation.
The New York l., sla &c, adjourned yc-tcr
dsv.
The news Of the str ion Of the Ovcrlnu,
Route by the Ia an IS confrmcd-tos lthc
with new Of the mrner Of number Of male
driver
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The stock ON nearly every station between Ports
Laramie and BridRer, and killed several men. They
burned one station, aud threatened the entire de.
siructlon Of the Overland Msil Conpany's property
Tho Company In consequence are concentrating
thei employees and pr Perty at few stations for
protection, aud have abandoned all att, rnpts H.
carry the mail TOR the present.
Tie Legislature Adjourned Sine Die.
dNnng, Aprii 20. In the senate the bill h. pro.
vide f'r The public defence WIS killed
TIE lipusc concurred IN the ssnat ~ amendment q,
I" e." New York tax levy. thus passing tho L.i'
without any extra items ouisiie q those co.. i.I Cd
in the ComItrp'lcr'sod.iua bill
a ilint resolution vas adopted t. Iluiru 1t II
NJ. when that hour wAa reached a re,y,.i let.
ter was read from Lcrtru-. .,,uy,rtpr Cltufh.iI:
after which MI. Bell, Presd..,t yro tsn,. with ur-
rr1priate remarks, declared the Senate a4I.lrr,f
s,ns Gis
Attic same hour Speaker Raymond al ..o.s-d
the Assembly IN a feeling aud eloquent fafoy..I
'poech, aud declared the House finally adjourned.
The rnrt ng Of members was marked with much
cprdiality aud good cling
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DoMEsrrD TRAGEpY.- Daniel McCutchoG
An socount of whose injuries received at the hsnt
OF his i'ther-iu-law, Charles IL summerzgill, ta
w"'i-kuuwu iewellcr, of 10, Grand street Williams
hur.h, has before been published ia Tm sur, dici
a-t iILt from tho effects " the Injuries received
tx weeks since M sunmerss was arrested
sst night and held g. await tho result Of tho Cor.
4crf inquest, which will bo held today. MrCutrhp,
before his death declared his fatler.iu-aw free .
blame On tho matter.
MoHE IKoN BArrLEus. --Mc,,r.. =. T. Row.
land A Co, ut tie Coutiusnlt Iron works, GrceS
point have already laid tie kee's for three iros
marine arteries, siu.r h construction 10 tho No
uitor, though much larger H. order e. push fOs
ward tac work with the utmost rapidly, permls
sion Las been obtained To enclose portion n Cpys
street and thus enclose two yards. In a very eS
dave not less than eleven hundred hand, will II
employed IN the construction Of those batteries
Each battery will Boo furnished with two turrcs
each 10 have guns OF the heaye7t cnlibrr. They VII
he Of much greater power than tue NJ 1uit.r, aud
...1,,tI.trl G5r 3.pau Fpryirc.
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A dispatch from Athens Of the 5th inst says
The captured soldiers ave attempted N break
Ott Of prison O-sn biinhq have been discovered
IN The city. Families are dying ~ TIE Piraeus, IN
order 70 take refuge on Ahipboard w csse Of need
English and French shiI u war haze l'itfnr Nau-
plH,to ahurd an asy o.. for figitiv,s Heavy hring
"htihuo' agsir-; tte al amp. Fresh disiur.
hAnces hav. brr} pr ~ No 9yrn Tor which island
thr steamer ANAL iaa ',t in troors. band 81
hauHn Turks have clIss-l the e. utirr at I'-
mis-, aud ha~ T~ne'rtt. &. Ar'.r. Tie Govern
m'rt ha. Sljm;.l,d tr,uts thitbp., and has ilr-
wsrd.a .. t.H 20 i'r FH'yi-. GY,,rnu,ui H, 4 a."
u''' pr. ting IT,
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rlrs.. AecIdoal., Inaue.r.. &c.

4 pANotEous LEAP.-Catharine Maslerson,
40, irisi woman. AZ yesra Of nge, while In = SOM
.n,' buIl, aispp on TUESDAY night, lesped NOM a
GItu story window Of premises No, lIs Wes, ga
tact and vas picked up with one leg fractured
md dangerous Internal injuries. She was convey
ed to Bellevue Hospital.
Sruvprn ry A PLAYNAIE.-SandyT Taylor,
,oiv ia wears Of age while playing yesterday
VIII pennaid shine, two years younger, got into a
quarrel With him, sni was dangerously stabbed IN
u, groin He conveyed 70 the residences "r
pa S,ta shine RAN away and has not been A''"'''N'
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LOCAL NEWS.
SEw YORK ANp rue VICINITY.

TnE CATHOLIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION pro-
rose having grand vocal and Instrumental con
cert IN the month oi MAY
CoyNTEEFKit IS. ON the Trenton Bpnking
Company, New Jersey, made th,r appearance Ia
this city last night
Is rIIE CuuRr or GESEUNL SESSIONS, YES
tariay, Robert J. Hsl, the logl, southern refugee
clergyman, au account II whose doilgs We have
Already published, ~, committed ~ ~. ait trial
AMEiu,AN SNow MHpi.-Mi,,es Louise
aud Lottie 3 low "a viii be perceived ty au edyvr.
ti'cment elsewhere, will give a grand concert this
evening, st Clut,n Hal, assisted 10y the Tr,maine
family and other popular vocalsts
Tn LADIES FAIR of the Church Of NJ. Bonl-
face, held ~ Hermitage Hall, corner of b2d At, and
Third Avenue, during tbs week, 80 being well pat.
ruuisci The proceeds will Ice devoted I. TIC bone
III Of the Church. Nv. Father Piaot Is the pastor
and j. much esteemed by his pc po tot his jealous
Iahurs.
Tur CuNCFRr SNLouSs were all in fun blast
last u'l, with ncrcn'ei attractions III, excite
| mcrt concerning t4uir suppression seems g. have
had tendency To- augment ,tho Attendance
II ~ sta', flat - uo0 h,s been aided n the fund
g. test t.' ..usl'tu'i,un'y tie law mr thalr sup
press..n. lAc police authorize, have not vt r..
coiyoi amy orders t. put the law int effect
ArEiyNL or ruL NuRru SrAu.-Thc mail
,t,.r.rr S0'tl Star. C,pt jones, arrived yesterday
/ u.r,iu, fem A.ri'va. -, lu.urs t6-oaa. ia.
! treasure from California, aud Yg,lig from A-pir-
| wall. TIC Peu11n, STAR a. thc 18Th contains ou /,
pur item OF Intelligence W. that t.o s'uoprtwur
/ Cy,uc was Fa.u &" leave Panama hr Valparaiso
! Two NV l"rK tNruNrI-r. -h-roR ASH
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JERSEY cry ASp uorokEs.

DRowNFp. Coroner Bohnstcdt held AN 10
quest yestcr lay upon the body Of Cornelius Done
van, ma obi resident OF Hobokon, whose body w
found floating IN the water near tie Long Dock
Deceased had been missing since ak o'clock q
saturday evening last, IT which time he wa
seen IN company with "a stranger. The sum o. 81
and gold watch was found upon tie body. Ntr
diot-Fouud drowned. Nj Donovan was in core
Portable circumstances, aud leaves wife and
grown up family.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-24
Police Intelligence.

AnRL,r or Az ALLEGED G suhEN, /. al No.
iOi West Forty. first street, was arrested charges
on complaint q Edward g Ts .ss thS. in Noysm-
him with usury. Mr., Taylor s'S whitsohuroh, who
Charged him for the u-s Of II one dsy WHitschuroh
leges that TIE intgrrst doma att pef Annum The
was AZ the rate Of 80 per N'N' -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-24

Io'''r, AprH ga resolution adopted hv
:. L'y.a,HiIte Of Maryland, aud r.gnrd by CIV.
ior H-adi'rt, pIuptiRtlng 81 OJu for thu relief
- O." lilo and u 1ahed " the VI is,ac ujttss 9th
Regiment by the mob Ia Baltimore, was read ra
afternoon in a." House, aud referred 10 the Com.
mite 0u Federal Relations The resolution cau. ,d
. marked sensation, aud It's reading was followed
by hNnriv AMMAN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-24
From SnIlLnke CITY.

SAT- LAKE, april l9.--The Legislature Of the
state Of Desoret assembled IN this city on the liIh'
In accordance with the proclamation Of Governor
Young. The Governors message is patriotic. Two
senstors have been elected,
SAT- Lake AprR 2s,-TLs Indians have ~ "