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The New York herald., 1865-07-26

The wheat market moderately active and prices ad
vanced &C. SC. bushcl. The sales embraced $4,000
bushels part for shipment 81 80 81 90 for amber
Michigan 81 so 81 81 for amber Milwaukee, 81 AZ a
81 46 for Milwaukee club 81 COZ 81 IS for winter red
Western and 81 93 50 for white Western Barley and
malt were quiet and nominal Rye was in mit'd sup
ply and irmer; quote Western at 96c. a 97c The
market was less active, but prices &C. &c.
better Sales 9S 500 bushels at 83c S5c for unsolnd,
and SEC SIC. for sound mixed Wostern closing at the
outside price, and 81 for white Western Oats in
moderate request at advance OF 1c &C. Sales of in
feror quality Western made at 6lc, and choice do
at CSC.
CoFyEE was inactive and prices little weaker
under unfavorable reports from Rio We quote:-R o
coffee, prime, 22c do good 21c 81 do fair, 2oc.
20Kc. do. ordinary, 1Sc. 1876. do. fair TO good
cargoes 1870. 20Ac; Java, mats and bags, "a lc a
25c native Ceylon coffee, 22,sc. 2sc Maracabo cof
fee, 19c. 22c Laguayra coffee, 20c &c. St Domin
go coffee 17Sc lSc. The stock of all kinds consisted
Of rs 632 pkgs including Rio and Santos coffee, 4o946
bags; Java coffee, 1850 pkgs. Ccylon coffee, 1000
bags Maracabo coffee, 6,4ss bags; Laguayra, coffee,
365 bags Bahia coffee, $685. other descriptions, 406o
bags.
CoTToN-The market was quiet and prices in some in
stances shade lower. The sales included 500
bales. We QuOte:-
The New York herald., 1865-07-26

dends which was then going would also have tend.
ency to reduce the specie
The following table shows the average circulation and
specie Of the banks Of ireland during the month Of
June
The New York herald., 1865-07-26

F""V"t'ii '''''''' 49, -,
EXCESS TINS year. SDs-N
The aggregate value OF the exports, exclusive OF spe.
Gle, from New York to foreign ports during the week
ending July rs wass2 947, 3ls
The Leather Manufacturers Bank Of this city will pay,
August 15 semannual div .dend of Ave per cent free
OF tax
The Central Park, North and East River Railroad Com
pany will pay the August cospons their bonds on the
LIST proximo.
The New Jersey Railroad Company has declared
semi annual dividend OF five per cent
The Morris Canal Company has announced dividend
Of nve per cent on preferred stock and four per cent on
consolidated
The business at the SubTreasury today was as FOL
The New York herald., 1865-07-26

The large discount establishment OF Overend, Gurney
h Co. In London has been constituted as limited joint
stock company with capital Of f5.ooo,ooo.
The return Of the Bank Of England which was made
up on the i4th inst probably showed considerable re-
dactiou in the stock Of bullion, as Els1ooo had been
Withdrawn during the week, and ths payment u dvi.
The New York herald., 1865-07-26

Movements OF General sherman.
IxpArArotIs, July 25, 1893.
Major General W. T. Sherman arrived hero this morn,
iue and will be formally welcomed BY the civil and
military authorities this afternoon.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-07

class, wearing broadcloth clothes ana call-
skin boots and their Independent manners
and free talk about the superiority of Amerl-
can institution and by having handsfull OF
gold. They left two and two at the various
stations along the road. The obvious lnIer-
ence is, that they were friends of either the
Federal Government or the Fenian organlza-
tion. They are well supplied with money
and we'll qualified to drill the native and
unsophisticated population. know by per-
sonal observations that the people OF Ireland
are disloyal, that they detest the 6oVern-
ment which has been forced upon them for
centuries, and have no doubt that one hun
dred thousand Irishmen could spring to arms
IN orrow if they had any friends to spring
to, and any reasonable prospect OF making
successful struggle for independence; but
without foreign aid, there is no such prospect
of efficient success and foreign aid seems
farther away than ever. In the meantime,
ballad singers are shouting the song of the
g Bold Fenian Boyn at every street corner
and the papers are full of stories of noctur-
nal marchings and drillings of Fenian hosts;
and, more than all, Yankee Irishmen or Irish
Yankees with handsfull of soVereigns short
swords and army revolvers, who have been
fighting to put down the rebellion in Ameri-
ca, are soon going to fight to get up rebel
lion in Ireland, and more than all, perhaps,
are letters from America, written by Irish
men TO their relatives, urging them to come
TO safe place before trouble begins: giving
the nervous people a good deal OF alarm.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-07

trary, the common law of England has been
expressly adopted by our Legislature, andthe
common law gave dover. 1t is therefore an
open question here, whether, upon the death
of the husband, the widow would be confined
to her inheritance of certain interest in the
property belonging to the husband at the
time of his death, or whether she would have
her election between the statutory provision,
and the common-law right to be endowed
from all the lands owned by her husband
during coverture. l have explained my
views fully on this point, because considera-
BILE has been said on this subject, and after
carefully examining the question, ! think, az
thelaw now stands, the wife should Join in o
deed of real estate.
From these remarks, you will see what
sort of deed would be satisfactory to me
as one of the commissioners. Ihave had no
opportunity to consult with the other com
missioners.
There should also be an abstract of title
or at least certificate of the Recorder show
ing that the ground is free from any prior
conveyance or circumference by the compa-
ny. Enclosed return you the deed.
Yours, very Respectfully,
G. B. WAITE.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-07
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS !!
Ba NEW ROAD FROM -4a
CHICO TO IDAHO!

H E UNDERSIGNED, DESTROYS OF POSI-
i've proof as to the practicability of wagon
road from the Sacramento river to Idaho Territory
has in person travelled over the route from Chico,
with the saddletrain of Messrs. Pierce, Francis &
Co., and takes pleasure in announcing to the pub
lic that more than his most sanguine expectations
have been realized. The route is not only possible
and practicable, but DIRECT, and in condition for
the immediate use of horse, mule or OK teams.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-07
The Capitol Grounds.


Last winter theLegisaturea appointed Gov.
Lyon, Judge G. B. Waite andJ. M. Cannady,
commissioners, to receive deed on behalf
of the Territory for the grounds included in
the "Capitol Square" at Boise City. Judge
Waite recently received deed from parties
there conveying said grounds. The deed was
recorded in Ada county several months ago,
but was never delivered to the commissioners
until this week. Some informalities appear
ing on the face Of the deed, Judge Waite re-
turned it with letter stating the nature OF
the defects, and the character of the deed re-
quired by the commissioners. As the sub
ject is of some public interest, and the letter
incidentally refers to some interesting ques-
tons which have not yet been determined in
this Territory, we procured copy of the
letter for publication.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-07
THE FENIANs IN IRELAND.

Thefollowing, concerning the Fenian move
ment, we extract from the telegraphic dis
patches this week:
New York, Sept. 25--The Times London
correspondent, dated Sept. 9th, says, there's
an awful panic In Ireland on the Fenian
question. A company of 800 or 400 Yankee
Irish, landed at Queenstown from one of the
late steamers and took the railroad for the
interior. They were known by being better
dressed than their countrymen of the same
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-07
DENTISTRY! !!

HAVE REMOVED TO TIE POST OFFICE BUILD
i ING.
as-Any wishing first class work will do well TO
call. T. G. NICHOLS.
Idaho city, October 5th, 1865 soft
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-07
IpAHo Cry. October A, 1865.

MEssRs Il G. RIGGs, Fl. FIELD and j. Il
SLATER GENTs.-To- day, Ireceived deed,
purportng to convey to Hon. Caleb Lyon,
J. NJ. Cannady and myself as Trustees, a
tract of land in Boise City described by metes
and bounds, and further designated as being
'known as the Capitol Square, on the origi-
nal plot of said City"
The deed appears to have been executed
acknowledged and recorded more than six
months ago, although this is the first notice
have had of the same. We should have
been notified, and the deed should have been
delivered to, or at least approved by cs,Nbe-
fore it was recorded. This ohjec1iou, how
ever. could of course be waived, and need
not necessarily affect the validity Of the con-
veyance, if it were otherwise sufficient. But
it is not While the deed proposes to be
made by town Company, andto beexecuted
by three persons as agents of such company
it is really signed and seeled by thepin their
individual capacity, and not in the name OF
any company. AS to this company, we are
left entirely in the dark, neither the names
of the persons constituting the company
heinr disclosed, nor the fact whether or not
il is Incorporated.
Assuming thatt the company is incorpora.
ted. or simply an association of individuals
and that they have some title or claim to the
ground, which it is proper should be releas'
ed to us as Commissioners Of the Territory
then all the individual members of the com
pany must execute the deed. either in person
or by some attorney in fact, duly authorized
by Power of Attorney, duly executed, ac.
knowledged andrecorded. 1t would be well tc
stamp the papers, an item that seems to have
been omitted, in the execution of this deed
Although thsAgar is over, the national deb
i not paid, and the United States still needs
all the revenue provided for by law.
The wives, too, of such as have them
should join in the deed, or Power of Attor.
new. Dover is not provided. for, in oul
statutes, neither has rbeen EXPRESSLY abolish.
ed, as it has beenin California. On thecon
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-07
NhinnerS

Can rely upon having their goods forwarded i'm
mediately, and at all times Of the year, at rates
much less than they are now paying, or ever have
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-07
DIR. III. ZIPF.

German Physlcian, urgeon and Accoucheur
ID ESPECTFULLY tenders his professional services to
IL the citizens of Idaho city and vicinity.
i Chronic Diseases
of whatever type or grade will receive prompt and eff
cient treatment.
Dr. Zpf has, also hand the pure vaccine matter and
he will vacnate adults children by calling leaving
orders at his Office
0FFIcE-on Main street, opposite Miners Brewery up
stairs Idaho city. 3Stf
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-07

IDAHO CRY BOISE COUNTY
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-07

THE following beautiful poetical fragment was recently
published in neghborng paper original, over the
signature of 'Ethel" The real authors name is L. J.
Bates of Grand Rapids Michigan, and this veritabe
piece Of poetry published verbatim in the Grand
Rapids Eagle" as far back 1857. An old friend of the
real author friend plagiarism requests us to
repubsh the article and credit to the proper source
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-07
ADDIrIoNAL FoREIGN NEWS.

The Great Britain Fenian movement con-
tinues to cause some apprehension. A meet
ing was to be held on the 4th inst, of the
Magistrates of the county of Cork, convened
by Lord Fermoy, to consider what steps were
necessary to be taken in view of the progress
of the Fenian movement in that section. The
London Daily News, in an editorial on the
subject, says the Fenian movement is con-
fined chiefly to laborers and idlers of low de-
gree of intelligence of the country, and above
all, the Catholic clergy is on the side OF or
der and twill soon appaar what the Govern
ment means to DO. It's clear there's no time
to be lost, there will be no question on either
side of the Irish Channel of putting down
this movement, as the work of mercy; it
must be done; there must be prompt, care
full complete prevention and a repression OF
the rebellion, whether weak or formidable.
'Twould be great mercy to Ireland if every
Fenian leader were at once put on trial.
QUEENSTOWN 17-Tbe Irish police contin-
ue to arrest Fenians. The number of prso-
ners are very large; among others, is per-
son said to be Captain in the American ar
my, in whose possession documents and uni
foym were found.
Sunday, D. m.-The prisoners were es-
co2ted by mounted ponce, ana taken 10 Tue
police court, to undergo an examination: the
result has not transpred. The mob heartily
cheered the prisoners but made no attempt
to their rescue.
A Privy Council is said to be setting, to
determine what course the authorities should
take in the prosecution and sentence of the
arrested parties.
The excitement prevails in Dublin, and ar
rests are being made in other parts of Ire
land.
, 1865-04-07
THE CITT ATT0KNRYsu1p.

Not the least important OF the Offices to be filled
at the ensuing municipal election, Is that OF city
Attorney The legal business of the city is euor-
nous, and It Is Of the first importance that a
lawyer Of at least respectable attalnments should
be selected. We have heard OF no names yst
mentioned in this connection, although candid
afes Mln turn up as plenty as backoerrIes before
Its an acrepted fact 1h 1t the su,rs to which the
city ie party have not been managed with til It
degree Of csre and attention which the magni-
tude or the interests involved would seem 10 de-
mand. Several important caees hare BEEN SLOWED
70 SO By default. which If properly msnared.
would have saved the city handsome bfil of
costs and yerY respectable damages.
We want man who understands his hnAlDess-
cot Que to whom the City Attorneys office ia 4
place whe1e he may ut once serve ont an appren-
1os at the wheel nov. We want nan who is
competent to deal With all the question, winch
u e. ass sad astss y Sinf . waoe
paS four or i've times his salary to some other
man to do hls duty. II the present salary is not
snitaent compensation 70 secure nrst tel4ss talent
man in one ut whatever ce.et. We do not Vant
five Or Elk acting City Attorneys; too many coUks
tpotl the broth, nestdes making 1t rctner expen-
slye.
The delecatef to the nonina.tr. CONVENTION, to
be elected this afternoon should be selected wi1h
reference to this well as tther important ofces
to be n1led on the 18th instant. We trnst thst
they viii be Instructed to secure inst class t,snt
teeafdIets Of expense, and that this dlsposItloa
on the part Of the electors Will be met with corres
pondtnr fhefelity On the part Of the next Com.
interests Of the city be 90 we'll conserved, Most
important questions are likely to arise, coase
qqent upon the action Of The present Council
thoroughly competent to deal with the issues
ehontd be elected.
i seems to be generally undezstood that MI.
OF conrtc, not Ehost of a chance thar be viii be
suecetsiul. He il eleser fellow enough In hts
way. but in point Of legal ability be does not Ger
Of political considerations, woI1d be sufficient to
stamp him ra IN unacceptable candidate.
, 1865-04-07
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbune.1

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr1bune.1
Sr. LOUIS. April 8, 1865.
E1-Attorney-Genesal Bates has commenced the
publication Of eeries Of articles to prove that
martial law 10 unconstitutional, the acts Of Pro
Tost MasehalF usurpations, and The present Mis-
Rouri Stale Convention revolutionary. His points
ase all extraordinary, and, If proved, will Under
mine al military authority IN This State. He says
he has been warned by friends nut to publish his
military arrest but be deems It his duty to dlsre.
Esrdsnch warning. The drst letter has confirmed
the one expressed opinion, that Bates IL IN old
fogy who Is fast aprfoschfng second childhood.
The Internal Revenue Collector OF this disrict
has seized 1:50o btls Of whisky. which he claims
has GRADED the United States tax. All the whisky
WarsaW aud t1sewhere. The Collector says he
has kuf1clent eTt1ence to insure it, condemnation
Gen. Sanhotn telegfaphs from Springfield that
portion Of his command had captured fourteen
eueEiIla., who were 81 theIr way 10 North Mis-
Eonti from Price's army.
Capt. Mitchell, OF the Audrian county mt]ttfa.
killed three gueriI!as on Tuesday, the people Of
the county turning ont In large numbers to hunt
dowE the vagabonds.
a letter from Fulton to Colonel Baker states
that on Tie evening Of the e9th OF March ,one War
rem Martin, a notorious bush bWhackef. md thrae
eros. They next went to Charles Foy'. and took
al his money, about one hundred dollars. Thence
they went to the etore Of Mr. Hay and took ffty
dollars from him, but teturred 1t on learning that
he had been IN +be rebel army. They next went
to the hontc Of Wilson Finlay. an old man, and
e:ins. hartln put up tie following notice !:
ttThese negroes we're killed because they were
away from their maateTes by W. ". Martin q
young hellion Of Galloway county"
, 1865-04-07

Supreme Court Decistons-AnuualC Con-
yeutfon OF knights TempIars-E1ec-
Iton Of officers.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TrIbunc.1

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.1
INDIANAPOLIS, April 6.
The Supreme Courtto-day rendered the follow
ing decisions Boyd, administration, vs. Simpson,
Clinton, c. p, affirmed five per cent damages
City Of Evansville -. Page, Vanbcrger c. p, re.
verscd; Cowdeu ss. Wade, Hamilton, c. c.,
affirmed, ten per cent dauages; Dnntin ". Nc
Zee, Putnam, G. P. affirmed; Rogers IT, Lacy,
Csss, C. c., affirmed, ten per cent damages;
Doggy vs. Ash and, others, Putnam, c. p, re-
versed,
The Grand Co1nsnandery Of knights Templa.s,
State Of Indiana, ha7e adjourned, after two days.
session. Five subordinate Commapderys were
reprcs Tho ommandery decided to take
part in the grand Masonfc celebration, to be held
In this city on the Sd OF June, the next anniver.
eary OF st. John the Baptist. The Grand officers
for the ensuing year are as follows: Wm. Hacker,
OF She,byvl1le, Grand Commander; II. q. Hazel
TEE, OF Lebanon, Deputy Grand Comman.
der; Thomas. Newly, Of Cambridge City,
Grand Genetalfes1mo; D. P. Whecdon,
OF Fort Wayne, Grand Captain General ;
Charles Ffther,of Indianapolis, Gratd Treasurer
Francis K.nc of 1ndlsuApol1s, Grand Recorder
Rev. Thomas q. Lynch Of Shelbyvill8. Grand
Pselate; Geo. ". Parker Of New Albany. GRIND
Senior Warden eol- D. Bsylnss Of Fort Wayne,
Grand Junior Warden Lewte Burk Of Richmond,
Grand Standard Bearer; L. B: Stockton Of lafaY.
ctfc, Grand Sword Bearer; y. ". Cllnedenst Of
Ctnterrllle, Grand Warden: A. 4. Wilson OF In.
dfsnnno1fa Grand Captain Of the Guards.
, 1865-04-07
Markets by Telegraph.
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.

Especial Dnpasch to the Western Associated rre.s.,
E1w YORK, April o-MldaiZtt.
STICKS.
The stock market still shows strong sptcu'atiye
foa ing. Transactions this n. were large and gen
tra:ly ut 40 advance. The interest centtsed prin-
e,pa1y in 1eaeing railroad shares. The demand for
Ez3e WA active. Large SALES Of Reading and Miehi
gan Southern we1e made 1t higher pz1css-
aovKEHNAKTs.
Government securities sre all strong and In talr
dtmsnd. The amount OF bonds floating on the st1eet
has been greatly reduced. Thera hare been pur-
chs ses By foreigners for tho demand when the cap
tu1e ef Richmond Is known on the othor side Of the
At!sntlc.
Miscellaneous shares were st-onges and mora 40
i've.
Gold market weak durins the morning BY reports
that 6he,man had captured Raleieh and also that
sheridan vas likely to bsgILee 1t gained strength
the dsy drew to cloae, and the decline Of rhs morn
1nz nearly recovered.
Money shows IN increasing rise. Foreign exchange
continues quite dull
PETROLEUM.
Petroleum stocl are in good demand and the mar
tet frm, Sales OF buchanan firm at t1.2s: Common.
rsa til sl10; Excelsior S445; Gssmani4 15c; Asnhnt
tan SIC; oceanlca sass; Rynde Farm q s.. Crude
ore active and price. nrmsr. with sales 1t SIC cn
mt 20 brls, setr, Asy, at Sci refined dull; SIC
Tor bonded sG&1lc tos Hee@
DIRT Goope.
rh,r IL more tsne and nEuness to the produca and
mer bsndtze markets to-day, but NJ general activity
The dry goods 'rsae is more animated ana
dotnr bytsk business. Country meicnanO are buy1ng
rc-. frrrfv and prices a.o abonr tha same.
LATxH.
NZW YoXx. April 6.
c.11sser's Evening E1ehange.-God 1907; New
vo.E a:ener,1 %: Etie, 6sH: Hudson 1otA; Reading
e,X. 1Mnis Cent, at, 1o1: Pittsburgh. 66: Rock IL
.ns. q Nof.hwt stern, s5x North western preierres
~; fort Wsyns, MI; Ohio and u esisslPPs es:ua
, 1865-04-07
New York Marker.

NEE YoaK. April g
Mo 1!ng :a,oc ne,tey cn common er,.es s,s, .,
sq16:sso for E1na St te: ts.70aa85 for found noon
Ohio, snd q sc@9.75 for trade brands A1ket Cot
!, wHiaxy-Flrner and more active, with sales at
utsixNwheat -2sse brtter. The sales were: Am.
hrI VA 1t ii IS; Amber Mlsblesn At II co: Ehoic.
Wits wts'In at 2 9s:e e s;.-t1t,'m ne prt:es Rye
viii ssies oi olce State at MS. Corn-Firmer.
saIes Of nes Yellow It 41.4o9t As. Osts-Rather
Mrre eleadJ, n Ntth sales at SIC for Western.
WcoIr Dali.
FIrAOLaUN-QIet a: SIC LOT crudet Sc Tor rgtneu
In bird ami sc fos do hcs.
GRnfEmEa- CefTea quiet and frm 8 ngar active
ann arnrT It l2@s1sHe i + Cuba; 3tu.cnysuo, I3sc
Porto Ftco n bay n. .lsAc. Molasse. dull
ntss. Il Tse@:s tor n:W Mess. closing ta5uo.
way: t:5 ;$es::o f9E M Prims: and s:o: soaa793 ioF
MnJ, EeIlcEs rnd bny"Fs oGr1on, It $.75R25 IT, Beef
st+adF at about previous pricss. Beef Hams IN fair
demand at $:Eta74c0 Cut Meats steady at t4xea15c
fr shon d. aud ~ lSc io5 Hams. aeon kteltiy u
1sKa 1sc,or 1ong eut nams Lssa Iathsr nImsr at
&c ior Slate, Eh*e5+ quiet at 1&Gss4c.
, 1865-04-07
Total deficit.
Totai enlistments since jxn, I. 1SH-... a, l49

LACE OF CoK1InHcI-Jamea Teeple, an elder
II gentleman, resident OF Sparta City, Michigan,
arrived In this city yesterday Forming on his WY
to Idaho. In passing down Iakn street towards
the Central depot, he was stopped BY genteelly
dres.cd young man, who seized his hand, gave It
hearty ehale, and accosted HIN with "Thy.m{
dear slr. how are yous where are You IRON! !
know 5ou-don't you remember scnan9 me II
-" II: Teeple replied that be hsa not he he
having ever before seen him; but told him he
to taking he r cafs s for Idaho. Young man vas
sas wh The = Gn IL:
would Mr. Teeple permit him TO be-
come biz travelling companionf Mr. T. NJ
fe9sea f 4 aaa @ they continued on down the s|reet,
Honee hey were met By smother young MN, who
Ion, a1d demanded it. ins'ant payment Yaung
| about him but check On The First National Hsnf
tor T. 500 and, - the bank was not ycI open. Nc.
must Walt for bis money. just thcr tememaer.
3ng himssll. he tarned to NJ: Te:pie an, asked it
amount and hold the check "a security, MI. Tee-
pic, who had read the TRIBUNE, hnd - 'emeIled a
| mice" I'll along, took the check, examined il ne.
lberately put Il into his rest pocket then, rnioc
tnre. We have little faith that his Iectnre vi be-
nj al proftcd By: be had done f,E better to have
seized md turned them over to the police.
BKsEr1T OF TIE so1D1ERs' HoxE.-To.nieht
the grand promenade eoneeEt, supper. DC. for The
benefit Of the Soldiers Home will take place al
Bryan Hall. This eutertai1nent has been gotten
up by Mrx. ". ]. johnson, and We do hope tha
the generops public will second her desire 10 re-
ple1ash the almost empty treasury Of the Home
There Il no charity In our city that appeals witl
stronger force to the sympataieS Of our peopls