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The Portland daily press., 1865-11-14
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS;
JOHN t. GILMAN, Editor,
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The Portland daily press., 1865-11-14

For Sale or to Let. ,r
A HOUSE, Barn. and One Acre of Land, situated
IA in Falmouth, one-half mile from Atlantic and
st. Lawrence Depot, and one-fourth mile from Cas-
co Bay. For terms apply at No. Chapel Street.
Nov. 7-dH 8 ielisitt-
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-05
9ailp Mpuntalneer,

LAST HOPE FOR THE Cisco ROUTE.
the lato earthquake in San Francisco,
and the eruption of Mount Hood in
Oregon, the more we are confirmed in
the belief that the Gays OF that people
are nambered. TO be sure, there is
q bare possibility OF those underground
disturbances being supernatural
warning 10 the inhabitants to do bet
ter in the future, with the promise Of
donger lease of earthly existence. Tn
the case of Oregon, the finger of D-
vine wrath seems plainly visible. The
great foods of 81 demonstrated that
a surplus Of water was not exactly the
element for destroying the Webleet,
and the high water dodge, OF Noah
memory, is abandoned in their case.
Even granting that they should mus
ter up industry sufficient TO commence
modern Tower of Babel, they would
again have the advantage OF tbe'Grand
Architect on the question of a" Con.
fusion of Tongues"-having lan-
guage of their own that they could
fall back on, and which is undoubtedly
beyond the knowledge even, let alone
the control, of the Powers above But
there is evidently to be no escape from
the wrath to come. Mount Hood is
overlooking the movements of that
people like the sword of Damocles,
ready at the parting of hair, TO dis
gorge bellyful OF fire and birthstone
all over them. We may be censureG
somewhat for this, but "let facts be
submitted to a candid world" An
earthquake would have but little effect
an the foothold of a Webfoot-he
could stand any amount sloshing
around, and perhaps feel the better
for it. But the Columbia River is in
danger of being closed by an eruption
of Hood, and with the fate OF the
Brother } Jonathan staring the traveller
in the face, we are again prompted to
recommend the advantages of the
Chico route over that of the Oregon.
We think everything is stated so plain
ly, that it is not necessary to discourse
further on the sugject at present.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-05
Divorce Notice.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON
FOX UNION C0UNTY-NOVEMBER TERM, 1858.
Ellen d. Carter, Plaintiff,
) Diuorce,
William G. Carter, Defendant.
TuN0 WILLIAM g. CARTER, defendant: In the name
u OF the State of Oregon you are hereby summoned
and required to appear and the complaint Of the
plaintiff now file in the Clerks Office In said Court
aiter service hereof upon you by publication for six
weeks in the Weekly Mo,ntaineer by order of lid
Court or decree for want thereof will be taken against
Yon; and unless you so appear and answer said COM
plant, the plaintiff will apply to the Court for relief
therein prayed Tor, which is the dissolution of the
rage relation between You and her. together with costs
and disbursements herein. BY order of j. G. WILSON,
Judge OF the 9th Judicial District of Oregon.
oc6-6w BRACKETT BAKER, Ats for PTf. fl
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-05

Whiting, reading aloud from a let
ter just received, of a friend who had
been " washed overheard" was taken
aback by precocious fve'year old
inquiry if the man was too dirty to be
washed on board the ship.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-05

A woman in one of the census dis.
'tricts on Long Island gave to the
enumerato. the names of twenty OF
her children, and then said she be.
lieved there were two or three more,
but she couldn't just then remember
their names. Fr
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-05
AdministratOr,s Notice.

I'm THE MATTER OF TIE ESTATE OF W. @.
n LAUGnLIN, deceased: Having filed my semi
annual account with the Clerk of WascO county, last
account be brought forward days of settlement
Notice hereby given that tho second day of the No
yember term, a. D. 1865, has been appointed by the
Court for hearing objections to final account and settle
ment thereof. Il. Ii. WOOD, Administrator.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-05

dear they are simply asked to naite
for the promotion OF a high and'boly
end Thenames of members are
to be kept strictly private, 'and the
only OBJ igf tion imposed supon those
who join the association is the daily
use OF short form of prayer, TO
which is added, in the cuse of priests,
the Offering. at ieust once in three
months, 0f.the Holy sacrifice.
"A MAN dining with friend, one
day, was struck by the earnestness
with which one of the little girls re-
garde" him. He therefore took her
upon his knee. and began taking
with her. Please, sir" said she,
presently, "tell me what's in the
house next to yours; I'd.like to see il. {"
Tell me, my little dear, why you wish
TO know" Because, Sir, heurd
mamma say that you were next door
to brute"
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-05
FALSE AppEARANeEs.--The New

FALSE APpEARANeEs.-- New
York Sun warns its readers not to
take hectic flush Of seeming prosperity
for the bloom of real personal or ma.
tional health. 1t therefore soberly
and wisely says: Government is in
debt twenty seven hundred millions
of dollars-all contracted with the
last five years. Every dollar of that
debt, which bears interest, is distribu.
ted among the people, and every tax
payer must bear share of the burden,
according to the taxable valuation Of
his property. 1t matters not how
much of this interest is paid by direct
tax, or how much in the way ofinter.
nal revenue in one way or another it
all rests upon the people, and the
country ut large is just the said TWEEN.
ty seven hundsed million dollars poor.
or than it would have been without
the war, to say nothing of the general
wastage of resources, How is it, then,
that we are apparently richer, while
in reality great deal poorer than
before the rebellion the truth is, that
our present condition is unnatural,
baseless, transitory. The war created
an artificial prosperity, which, al
though we'll enough for the individuals
who made hay while the sun shone,
was fictitious and unreal, so far as the
country was concerned"
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-05

A New RELlaIoUs MOVEMENT. "A
singular religious movement was be
gun in England few weeks ago. 1t
is proposed to unite the members of
the English, Roman Catholic and
Greek churches in friendly commun.
ion and the public journals report
that three hundred churches in Eng.
land have assented to the measure.
The institution is formed under tho
title of "The Association for the
Promotion of the Unity of Christen.
DOM" to unite in a bond of intercesso-
ry prayer among members. They
are not to compromise any principles
which they, rightly or wrongly, hold
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-06
She Mobile Disaster Additional Far
ticulnrr.

The Nshvine NEws Of the Goth states the real
osu'e OF tho accident at Mobile will never be known.
for Of oourso every In or near the building vas
killed iustnntly. man who len the building some
TIN minutes teior, the explosion took place, 10 ssd
BY Iumor to have told Of q man named Pat -
striking q match TO liehi bic rre being engsecd at
.he time IN either NUNS Of Iem9vlht ISvo.r
Ano,beT rumoI bs. !, ,bst sheiIcr Vicu..ion shell
vhsiet fail by somo and burst, and thus ien'icd
tho balance OF the ann unition In the plsce. lh's
Il VII ever Tsmsin an unseited question. fivrni.
nent Tn the work Of ieecuing The Nor uuiortunstcs
sho we're buried, the NIvs Ia the debris Of the
falling buildingr rete ~ usual our brave sailor, and
soldiers We saw sailors rush through tic and iang
bross a. though they we're proof tssust the aoci.
dente common 10 all men, and come out tearing IA
ther arms some poor fellow burned ct crushed al
most heyond iecoguitiou a. q human beng. sum
befs OF the sufferers were thus fesTued before the
detail ordered by General ttrrnaer arrived alter
which each We'd With each other vho should brave
the dansers Of the devoutins eloinet.
The shieks Of the poor viyCs, dau tiers and moth
ere, as body would te horne out OF the ruus, vas
heart-rendins, each expecting TO hui some loved
ones mausi,d and bse kenod corpse several tainted
and borne away on the stout Of the tender
hearted soldiers piesent. grey :h,ned NerctAho
lady vas Weeping, hoten-heMtcd, over What ,he
supposed 70 be the rcusns OF her boy, having ar she
thous ht, reoosnized him by ring ON one Of the hn:
hers OF his hsnd, when her son, powder-burnt and
ING Mother I'm not hurt g' The reaction was loo
great a1d she sw ooned away What was Joy TO her
may bring ,adne, 70 some other loyins heart Ihe
opposite Planters Pesna ana torn smott 10 pieces
by the shock, and sfer took hre and wss coin-
plctvly consumed. The mate tried TO move her be-
ioie she took hIe, but failed. Captain Tucker was
body Injured, and two negroes-a chain boy and
.,S an, d,.Pnossdd 70 OBI, bs o ~. s1ss se
were found missing. Ofhcerr all safe schooner
ioaded tor New York, haying some passenger- on
destroyed. No sord has leon 5oceNod a. to the i.o
OF Ihe psssengers and crew.
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From Europe.
Ono DAVIS Later News

The steamer City Of wsshinston, from queens
town IN the 25th OF May, arrived at this port.
The London TINEs thinks II may be expected
that by the end Of the year t6a Federal su-
thohty viii le restored throughout tie whole
country, and that ihn attention Of the void
will BE- diiectfd not to the means ntoi By the GOV
ernm,nt Tor uGiE tGining its poser, ut 70 the use
which 1t makes oft when estalli.Aed The fiNEh
sa,, ~ can vel IMAGINE ths' .he .shlns.an % Goy,
tmisI alton 10 MEXICO AID that 1t wi probably gTs
all the discourse enenI In itH power 10 hibustering
schemes.
The Manchester GrAHDiAS in It's remarks upon
the London Money Market Of the !9d, says;
Tie chief cause of tho additional dullros' during
tn ca her houEu consisted in the negligence iIom
New York rspArdnr tho pro,pcr Of Hsgietsion upon
p obsbly on the authority Of Nj Ri Glow, the nted
sae' sPs'tp % rss no e,rpen, n, a. ,h mo- %
tendf iorthw IN ia take all possible neant 10 q preis
the movement, and to p,eyeat ANY possibility OF war
letScCl france Cnd Amerca
Sotv ith,tsndns the denlals OF the statement that
the house Of Cana Son, Of Bombay-Vvith branches
In London, Livei pool, 6c.-had 'u,psnded payment,
tas iauie ir nov iuly confirmed an he hAL!lit ca
ale said 10 he enorIout -said to 10 100 nl-il-
nr Confirm alton /. also said 90 hry, bcel ieceiyed
o, the ihu Of l.ipdtAy 4 'or OF shant hal, aud
Wilson, Richie A Co, ol Cey on.
II 10 stated that At late meeting OF the French
cabinet and PTivy Council, NJ. Eoud sdvoca:cd the
immediate Withdrawal Of the French force from
1t his duty TO send dispatch to the Emperor, BODY
ing his views
Tho Ausiro- Prustitn commercial treaty with tho
Zollvercin had been approved In the Prussiln Cham.
Der by vote Of 10 to 90
| london, MAY 25.-The London owl says that the
question Of the Aabama's dep edatious has reached
unpleasant point-tirea; Britain having Tetused
| indemnity, and the American reolndeT AIludes to
| oonpulsion.
The Bank Of England hAs reduced its rate Of dis
count to per cent this Afternoon
| The PAits MoSTTEUB confirms the revocation Of the
order limiting the stay Of Federal ships IN french
ports, and that France has also announced that
.he viii hasten the removal Of all other restrictions
as soon as the Washington Cabinet ceases TO exercise
exceptional nshs which, as belgereus, 1t is enabled
N claim toward neutral vesteh.
The AoSITEUR states ito belief that johnson will
follow tie wire, friendly ooure Of MT Lincoln.
--latest Commercial.
| peypooL ebth.-CoTTos-Saes for two dAvs u.s.
ON bsleS including 1900 halea 20 tpecuators and
portep FTiGes generally show An sdy1nce since
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From California.
The Fnlibuster Expedition. Etc.

san Francisco, May 30.-1he charter Of the bark
BToutc. has been revoked, and the MeHican EIniEr,
ton scheme Ia At end Wnliams and other Leaders
OF the expedition have been hold to answer before tho
United stste, Grand jury, for attempted violation Of
the neutrality laws meeting wi. held In this city
last evening TO the opening sf trade with
Salt Lake. via the Colorado river from ths heai OF
navisnton. A good wagon road is 10 tc opened this
year " Mound City. sI thousand aorcs Of land are
soon " be adversed for sale BY the Central PnciAo
Railroad Company. Theto lands lie along the trst
thirty miles Of the rosd Settlers In pyssession Will
have the fret privilege Of purchase.
san Franc1sco, May 3l.-1he overland mail Ia Az
riving regularly, making through trips from New
York In tWenty-,iH dsys. public meeting Of SYM
pathy with IuareE and the Liberals Of MEXICO in the
efforts sustain the Republic q Mexico is called for
tomorrow. Considerable feeling exists on the sub
ject. The community will sustain the su'horite' in
thor efforts 10 maintain neutrality % long that 10
the policy Of the Government
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brothers oath and you will have no diliculty, An
will te safe. and enjoy the frniu Of lalot. We l,d
laTge meetng lat nisht. All were bent carr, /.
ing cut tie pIogtammc ~ the letter b..
The rails arc laid Tor safe exit. cid
l. always lehind Loaf tho pass at Citv
loint Nov, 'ay again, the lives Of our brothers of
10 ce' and he lite Of the south depends uton the
carrying this piosIanme into effect. No two VIA
eNc you this IL 10 ordered that no more letf,tt
,hal be -eui Wy mall. When you write sgn no ., Al
name, anu tond tv sotue NJ our fiends Who are c0-
ins nome. Nevant YOU ~ write us how the new,
VA teSeiNcd their. We received gIeat encourasc-
nent ron al quarters hope thcie will ne no get
iluS weak IA the knees, wa in Baltimore lestcr-
day, fo' had not sut thorr cur iolts well al
nave hoard from YOU. FONT lore vour nerve. Y. la
.hM husinots wCto YOU en- aicd At the time A. In
duving pivs | found this letter when wa ~ -oi 4
o. ln YOU kuoS auythine Of the person the ie ter 10
addressed to- A No, kuOw nothing about him, and
could hear nothing Of him
Cfo.s-etAn iued bv Nj Aiksu-o. You stated that
ynu de'iphetyl the ictet. nd knov any thing q
the koy 20 The ciphcrf \. A gCutlpuAn thcfc told
ne "a, hsd soen II hoiore found u; that tie first
letter Nts W and 49, suIpoeed it va dated At NWh-
u'ton tNslnS that ~ hey, We tined the cttsr lut
ouud u did not come out then took the date -
At Nashlugion, sud uith that commenced proceeding
10 make " out. ] had no acquaintance With the cl.
pier mlt lt,h le'o'O csuc 10 NHshinEton. Y, uu
Nhe that you iu1ud tn iCtttr IA the iNc4, MM II a
gcOi deal blufrcdt A. II did not seem 10 have been
u III wafer long time. and NAs yCty little blutied.
Y WhN yhodl sin on At the time you picked the
letter upi 4. Io., air; AMr. feTtuson.
NJ. james fefgu~ou Nsa tLCn eIaminod, aud eoi-
hImod the above testimony.
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S,vbern, " g., May ai.-The judicial investiza
lion Toronto ia 'ps 'hc fact thst the Contcd-
erae aren't Dr. B.AoLlurn, introduce I'd the yellow
fever here lAst sumner, through injected clo'hins
which carried OF some thou, md citizens is orc-
stlns much excitement and ind snAuou.
The people IN th' State Aio 'aFt becoming recon-
eied 70 the system Of free labor and arc beginning
10 Ike the change. From present. appearances, Il lie
srparent that order and conten'ment viii reis
supreme in North CGrolina The Attachment exist
ing in this State between the matter, their for.
mcr servants IL very strong. They seck each other
like the members Of lost iock, and readily 20
satisaetory understanding the price Of alor and
their new relations The universal suffrage question
l. being dl'cussed with great deal of interest in
North Carolina. Al parties agree in sAylng that
siusity to the cartridge boz is eEitinstey follow ed
with equality al the ballot box, but they disagree in
regard N the time when the negro should vote.
There are two nes Of steHmer- running direct from
Herbo-n TO New York alro oue from AoNbetn via
Roanoke leland through the canal 10 Norfolk There
10 much rejoicing here the removal Of tho re-
stricious trade, which has given impetus Va
business
For the want Of an eneascment Of rome kind, Capt
Grsham's famous company OF Mounted Rangers had
shau fght sith battery today IN the -tIeeis Of
NeNhern, which created some excitement At first,
vas having reported that Wade Hanp. IN, cavalry
bad captured the town.
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By the arrival Of the ATaso yesterday VIC have later
sew. Gen i'more has Issued hn order, dated Hi
ton lie d, May o. announcing that all the iauds N
tie Nor,h end OF Hilton Head Island bordering UPON
Port Royal hal or, and nov reserycd fo- niav pur-
po,es, will be TeruAnen ly oocuP cd for 'uch pu3cses
until fr'hor oldel. aud the erection NJ hudlnrr by
private individuals, or tie enlngement OF u ose
aItaiy TED, upon tho ants ie e. I'd 10 riicDy
piohihiu a. II II thought this Il p emlgry 10 the
cti0n OF re maneat fortune atom Poll Royal has
orsrn red O Lincoln Monument Ar.Ccat on. Move
rncn.. a4e on loot IN Cha e-ton, H,lton Head and
B-Auiort 20 d tie Pe.lGcnt 10 lo-ostGb.sh the
tod states District ourt f1l sou CA. oilna No soon
~ prGc' cable Tie savannah HFrAID says tLAt
hls JeA Davis after arriving there exposed ankle
~ to 20 10 EmCpe ana iuqu ell toI vessls 10 Nassau
tny othe' plat e nom ShCh che Cou set 20 Ing
land on nance she sso maze the remark that she
had p ohah.y en- MI Davis !or he set time, She
ooWpa.ncd bite. y that the was not alo OF 10 Gee
him ai G. be TAX 10 tie cgsemgts Oi foltItts
Monroe. her ap eatance ID somewhat chansed Ion
Nhaf II was Nheu che arrived nom heI toleofnc trp
through the interior Of Georria, Then sbo looked
uaNel worn tanned and rather fr,u, But the sea
voyage and the painful chang which nst lone owe.
the Fpi't ., hei ccau." has bancacd aud mrs hat
shalpeued he eatuiet. She IN enGed W take up her
Temporary iesiteLce IA GcOr, ia
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GENERAL. SHERIDAN.
A Little speech at POughkeepsie

Pou0hr,,p.r Junc s.-Ncarly two thouSAnd pcr-
sonr assembled N the depot tonight 10 give General
sherman aweoome. when the train arrived the
crowd Was wild with excitement. The General APP
peArei on the platform and spike brieAy NJ follows ;
"Friends-I am not going 10 make speech. -locomo-
tive. and cars arc unfsvorablc thank You AL tor
your seeming kindness. had the honor TO he fellow
traye.sr with your noble resment, the l5cth New
York. | understand they are soon 70 come home {;
when they arrive they tell you better than can
Of events that have happened" AZ the General re-
entered the cars ho WA followed BY shouts and
cheers.
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The Latest News
ByTeIegraph 10 the N. Y. Sun.
THE TEXAN EXPEDITION.
Sailing Of the Balance Of the Fleet.
IA Transport Steamers Employed
NEWS FROM TEXAS.
Anarchy At Galveston.
n1agruder Warmly Denounced.
AFFAIRS IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Rapid Restoration Of Prosperity.
Negroes Seeking Their Old Masters.
LATER EUROPEAN NEWS.
The Alabama's Depredatisns.
Reported Demand for Indemnity
by Our Government.
| OUR WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
Progress Of the Conspiracy Case.
The Developments Increasing
In Interest.
More Of the Suppressed Testimony.
&C., &C.. &c.
The Developments Increasin!
In Interest.
From Fortress Monroe.
The second Portion Ready to stsrt-Ar-
rival Of the Rebel Governor Mctirath.

NJVVrIonScNcc ~ Inc Nur,l
FoRTKIss MoSRor, lrne 4.
The second portion Of the ToHan feet, comprising
hs troops Of the First Division Of the Twcnty-bfth
Army Corps, under the command Of Brig. .-Gcncral
Draper have been resting transports in Hampton
Roads, Va preparatory to sailing sou;hward ior the
pos, two days. Evcrythins vhlch viii conduoe to the
comfort and health OF the troops on tho long and
tedious ,ea voyage is being forwaid.d With all dis
patch possible. Maor-General weitzcl arrived from
City Point Yesterday with HE .thI lie has selected
the Western Metropolis for his flag chip. II is sup
po'ei the whole feet will he Of before tomorrow
morning. The transport feet In the harhor cons
prises the following vessels; weTern Metropolis,
cilaucus Empire city, j. r. Eyeman. Louise, rona-
wanda. Star Of tie South. suwancc. CumbIis, Rich.
mond. Beaufort, Doris, Tillie and SCI tune.
The steamer starsht arrived to-day from Hilton
y ~, with A. O. hcirsth, Ex-Governor Of South
Carolina en- route to Washington, under arrest.
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From Texas,
nIagruder Denounced nv his Soldiers c.
ported surrender of the StnIe

HardnI, Nay 3o-Ry the arrival of the blockGde.
runner Lark, fom Galveston, We have news 70 May
Gsh In the city Of Galveston there NSs the greatest
confusion. Anarchy and Generalization was the or
der Of the day Houston was IN a similar condition
General MsgrudeT had endeayored to make speech
70 his soldiers hut was hissed and hushed up, and
told by them that they had been humbugged long
enourh and intended to settle affairs to suit them.
,e!ve,." Aagrudor returned TO San AntonSo. ItwA
assumed thA' NO Texan would 6sG1 any lopssI, aud
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Inter from Mexico,

Later ndviccs report tho continued activity OF tie
guerrilla, In Mexico, and the ineHfeicncy of tho
country militia ssAinst them. ltw~ rumofcd that
EArhsi Bazsue would return 10 France ~ lake tho
Portfolio Of Minister OF War, Gen. Douay 10 replace
him IN Mexico. ON NAV "a, Nerrcte va. at Monterey
With b,0o troops, and the French we're moving on
,t.s,
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fridy last ef ID per ID. The market is sNier With
q shght decline.
The Brsadstufs market IL inactive. rrcvlsion
market quiet and s'esdv.
LorioiA 25;h - CoSsoIs close at 0o,.n9'. for
money
ANrHicAS srocKa-u q. Five eTwcnties e7asTs /;
Illinois Central Il. H., 15S Eric Il. H., as.S2..
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all wished TO return 70 the Union. TIE Mayor and
principal citizen, OF Galveston h,d lott the city in
der TO meet the federal officers and hurry the
der. Governor Murah and Ashbel Smith had gone
TO New orleans 70 surrender the state TO the United
States forces
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The Conspiracy Trials.

Wdshin0ton, June 8, isG5.-The record Of the pre-
vious day having been road, the examination Of
witnesses continued, a. follows