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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-11

100 Porto csbeio lsc currency. asoo n A on private
ss1s TOO W. ' q n 90 q q e, I2c currency 100 az
rency LOO wet sated o. 81 D. at lslc da5TSSsv 0''
HAY-The receipts are fair the demand moderate and
eed gre heavy ut 700 Or Shipping aud o. l0esl ~ os
H0PS arc firm and in f demand fo homo oonsumptio. Va
q2Es q Hn as0S solo Is Td "a iT "A -,
LATHs@Eassern are dul and heavy Al n swoo,.
firm and in fair demand at 81 70 fOs Con.
1 business I, zh and ooO0s o-r.o,
TO the sale Of small joobng lots 20 the trade quotations ss
S4vAI'sroREs are quiet but prices are without o.su.
SoTfS arc generally doll b prices are wishoot change v.
quote 81 50 for American Lnseed 81 200 2J fOv Crude
Whale ss 6o1se 65SOr Crude Sperm, and sl5aSls4O ot
Lard Oil
prices rather easier and close heavy with avery dun n
ket for forward delivery note sales Of bbs Now
aad regular area 90 bbl a go S r oss. ana ara
s2ass 81 for New Mess Beef has been better demand
5sss for o sn sn M saS e. New Ss 4
si5 for Old Extra and tl7dte 90 for New DO Tece Beos
an SnS bS Ss s5is D w si c S
Moderately active; saes of 100 ss Sweet Picked Hna
Zoe Bacon is inactive Dressed Hogs are rner but quiet a
B. aeio Cor City. Lard is quiet; holders are asking much
cg IL T o at ts leo lSc Prime Old western h Sass
ga New do 49, We note sale Of 800 Ss seller
'u XFrrSooS PsovroS MARKET socrockrAs marss fs
Pork y strong 0d Mess ,soa q NJ ~ 10 Sl I0seS
New do nj 81 Jt regular 81 "a Dlu seer January VIZ
bid seller February. Lard firm.
PETRoLEUM market Is lower note sales Of toos
bbs Crude seller 30 days I9c quote at loo insavs
and l2ic in bulk ReEed in bond al 2c ior l. s. ITO
for do toW 29c for do do 0lc FOR W. and $40 fOs
r. w Flee Oil, 49Qj0c
RICE-There ss.moerste business doing bat the market
at and prices tend downward sales Of 10 ties CaroRa at %
SUGARS-Raw Sugars drl and heavy and lr 10 good
refining cannot be placed at "a 0c sales OF 1879 hhds IN
small lots at Ola loo for Cuba; l0c fdf P0ro,icO lc fer
Demarara and 1870 for New Orleans and 2 boxes ow gDade
Moasses Sugars at &c. Refined are nominal -. . \. =
SEEDS-1he demand for New Glover Seed limited At ~
al6c Timothy Seed Ia in moderate demand az sass s'v
BUSH Rough Flax Seed Is quiet at O. 600 81 % per bush
SKIySro firm sales of Deer 500 b Vera Cruz AZ so.
gold and previously. 5000 Central American at 0eso,
TALLow-The market Ia very dull aud in tho abseaes q
sales prices nominal
WHISKY-rhc market Is inactive OF 40a4ic. NV tosn
andes iJc for State, In bond
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INDIA AND CHINA,

FINANCIAL IHTBLLh0ENcR
A Bombay telegram'0f the 23d November quotes;
Exchange London q per ,uPco. Markets quiet Ship
ncnts OF cotton Turing the fortnight 1000 bales.
HOMO KoNc. NOct ts-Tcaqiet aud dropping Exchange,
SHAScHA1 Oct e3-SR firm Exchange 63i Tea frcights,
30s
DIsIpRBASCES AT EANKIN.
Shanghai adYices OH October report disturbances
among Chinese soldiers at Nank The FocrOy Dehcaded
81 a them Nh0weIc robbinc the Inhabitants
TAE MUEDEBERs oTeAN AMERICAN CAPTAIN
Tho nurdcrers the captain and other persons belonging to
the American schooner Aubra still undiscovered
TEA-sHiPs WRECKED.
Two teashps the Westminster and j. f. Boyd had been
wrecked
THE SUCCESSOR OF TBB TYCOON.
Adves from Japan that the death OF tho Tycoon
took place in September Ills believed 20 10
favorable 20 foreign trade
PROBABLE IND OF THE CIVIL WAR
Tho civil believed have terminated Prince ChoSn
dictated believed they would he
oepted lie had retained command of the Straits OF simon
oSaki
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Of busnes there peein resources but In the email towns
hers desoaton The representations Of pauperzed famics
have no effect mitigating The misery TO which they
doomed Al the time the prisons arc fun Of Innocent
ozeua Neither ago nor Is respected There Is grief In
families disgust Che army and fear cveyherebut greatest
in Government which expecting revolution o sidos
NJ Berger Marquis dIsidO French citizen arrested
In bis led at O'Clock the morning Private letters ae
opened aHd the provincial governors seize all correspond
cncc that Is suspced ~ Them ibis state Of things cGHnOt
possibly aSt aud catastrophe is mOmCnary expected for
despair and misery bevo exhausted oil patience"
The Nod report prevailed In Paris that the Queen
intended 90 abcate and meant 20 take refuge in France and
that Che French concentrating troops the
side of the yTcnces in order be prepared for any nsuirc
uOnary Revolutionary movement thai might ARISE
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EUROPE
FROM OUR FOREIGN FILES.
ENGLAND
- rENlAN AeIIATIoN.

TIE FEGiAN AGITATION
~ sspaera ssyss We have serious fears for what may
ham en- Two events possible Mr. stephens has left
America for Ireland o nay succeed IN handing may gather
mob about him furnish few Of them with firearms and
pcite nd in the strcc5' Irish town IN which blood
shed ml occur and the Something may be repeated u two or
three paoes by his principal followers On be and they may be
arrested on or before landing conveyed to prison guarded by
moazed servants ocascogp0rlu0n m which case they
viii b. hel sentenced AID DISPATCHED to eT piece OF pm
tae mans nsurfvcon we regard as Out OF the question
No doubt there are too many noan' iaa peasants ana aDor
sS S ~, liyi. vi, promised 20 nd them their liab
IN 10 p,y rent and subult 20 tie magistrate And,
oguot ;eriis Of miscbici Mr. Smith Ol,ricms ont
b-eak mieni have been serious than il had
have sce o fricn 70 sanction murder and page and in
consequeace rebcos ended where began with skrmh
in cabb garden The lcnilns II they got the Glance
cent houses within their rego But they not hsey 70
have t opportunity sIhcy viii nowhere be able TO gather
consiaOe body q men q distance from iowa l'o's
they would have to fight theICoasabuary ana probably
lives may probably be lost both sides unhaIi probable
enough Ion IL can hardly be supposed that all the stores Of
which American money has furushedo the conpreoTs
have been contclcd and We may therefore expect TINT some
good reason TO hope that Mr. stephens and his accompec vA
be arrested before they have time % do mischief
We have been ioreworned and we must be ioeucd When
Parliament meets the Government must be ready 10 show how
completely II hJsput down The Tng IL rising shau have Oc
CURED how amply it is prepared 10 suppress any insuTec
ton should such event be anticipated There must b.
bSdcrne Any band Of incOupetcnts could crush sh
revolt and the island by pouring in troops after Cork and
Limerick had been sacked after rebellion had lasted for weeks
and after dozen counties had been turned into desert But
will do Conspiracy not be allowed 70 grow into
actual icsi0ni days bl0Odshc would be evil
aud weeks blOOdshed would b. n calamity which haS
tury would ece The preparations therefore must be so
complete put monetary Fenan success beyond
hone be said that in the year ls65 great IRISH
were sacked and murdered the at1cIcs
OF the Whtcboy period repeated and then hundreds o: mis-
guided rebels shot down There Dc such the
very r sign OF outbreak BE- the signal for the exercise
Of energy Wch in It's sRncss and decision su pe ia
o mere.
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The fxlowns shows the condition Of tho New-Yort

The statement shows thai deposorS, as usual in strn-
gent money market, withdrawing their capital and
using il themselves instead of allowing the banks tOGet
profit The banks bsvo less coin ess Legal tender and
loss deposits They have increased their circulation and
have ouralod their loans ard arc generally moving In
direction untvomble to nmoney. Some ofthe lead
ing institutions still deficient in legal lender and some
ofhem TO cxtOn deserving tho attention of Congress-
as tho value of the system consists largely in keeping each
bank within loyal limits.
TAHE spscfe CireuLan Deposs "a ne Bdaks
Of ns Guy Of NeT YOk, te Wesk ending Saturday Dec
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MONDAY Dec l0-P.
Gold has boon heavy oil day, closing Of ut The
Rising Star brought 263 l3 in treasure from AsPinSa
Government Stocks are barely sustained the investment
demand being insufficient to absorb the smounInrown
upon the market By parties in rado wanting money Old
52Os foil per cent and new Of 1866 per cont loiOs fell
4 Missouri Is fell a. In Railway bonds small'busnes
at former rates. Railway shares arc higher under the
bank statement which Is considered encouraging BY oper-
ators for an advances North Western stocks continue to
attract the chief attention OF deaesand close ct o3t fr
the Common and 73i for tho Preferred which Is equal 70
recovery Of tho recent dividend Tho closing prices were
N. Y. Central, ill0llIi, Erie, 72is72i Hudson River
i2l, Reading, ilosllOi Michigan Southern, sOi
asOi Cleveland and Pittsburgh, s6i ss6l Rock Island,
1914 1914; North Western a53i d. preferred 1st
s73i Fort Wayne 1851 9lOSli Ohio and Mississippi Cor
tlhcates. 2sl.
Money s active at 6a7 per cent Tho Trust Companies
got 6isady:upon Governments. and upon tho usual
stree. colateras Leading houses borrow at but Dor
rovsr generally pay per cent In commercial paper no
change.
Bills at 90 days London quoted at 1854 elOs for
commercial; 1921 elOei for bankers do at short sight
lloaiI0i Paris at 60 days. 5isi 05.l3ii do az short
sight, 5I3ioSliis Antwerp 5.isi s5f6i Swiss, oiSss
5.Iel; Hamburg SGT eSsb, Amsterdam, Ae4lii FRANK
fort, aisnIi Bremen, 7sla7Si; PgysssR sAal'n'
nora
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FRANCE
rnn nIrvIcAN orrsrIoN.

spscuatons were daily cd in by the Paris press and
correspondents Of the London Journals 20 the actual posi-
uon Of Affairs in Mexico and the nicatiOn OF Macmillan ~
was fuy believed that the latter had quilted the country aud
One iOua predicted that DC would land In England the s
"a of Bcconber The French Government howcver main
taDod a strict SlcnceoDn the subject
VISIT OF THE EMPEESS TO ROME.
IL was reiterated the Impress sEUgenie would visit
Rome and according 10 authority she and the Flncc
Imperial would spend Christmas in that city.
DHATHaOF cAyARS1.
Paul Chcyaler better known Gayarni the distinguished
French artist died on the 2lih al the age Of 65
fnE EXTRADITIoN TREATY WITH ENGLAND.
In consequence Of understanding between the English and
French Governments the Extraion treaty of 1913 which
pres 81 December rcX viii continue Ia force until
The beginning of September, 1871.
A NEW INVENTION BY TIE EMPEROR
The Paris correspondent The Post sayStha the Emperor
has invented lp0under cd bcccolder which Isl b. sup
piled 20 the army in large quantities.
HARvBST REPoRTS-
The United States Consul L. Rochelle reports that the
vintage this year is ovan inferior qaty The absence Of
sunshine harvest time and prevalence OF rains produced the
disastrous results.
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S Ra j. Fo.sS i for plaintiff F Bryan for defendant
MARINE COURT.-DEc l0-ncforo Judge HRARSs
CASH OF PALsB IMPRISONMENT.
James ConrtenaY agt. Edward G. Johnso

dhnca NOuiNhaJ ob'
The facts OF this case, as appear 10y the evidence,
arc that the plaintiff arrested March last suspicion OF
having set fire bonded warehouse Bdgcst Tint nc
held custody for % hours 30 tho great demont OF ms
business and credit.
The defendant alleges that tho arre WA made by and under
the direction OF tho fic Marshal and that the night before the
fire The plaintiff who discharged from the defendants
employ. had usc.rhrclts that he would hN him. 80
This tiicd tins ago but tho Jury aihs 70
agree was discharged TIE jury yesterday after long
absence returned verdict for the plaintiff for 80 Chis o
Spencer for plaintiff, II. i. Russell for defendant
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ITALY.

kLECTlONNIN FENEIlAs
Tho candidates returned In Nenea far as known belong
90 tho moderate party.
q CESSATION OF MARTIAL Law.
royal decree had been issued ordering the cessation OF
martial law Ut Palermo from the 3Oth November. -
LETTER FROM MAzZIEI.
NJ MazzBi denies card The Morning Star that he Is
sensational appeal to the Romans published
over his name BY the Paris Patrie
TRIAL OF ADMIRAL PERsAHo.
The Senate have finished their preliminary process and
Admiral PersanO has been summoned 70 appear before that
body acting High Court Of Justice on the Isl OF December
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COURT OF COMMON PLBAS-Dco. iO-DcfOro Judge
DAILY.

The case of Michael Muhall agt. Peter Butterfly.
for bogus arrestsand c1toon which reported IN our
columns on Saturday last continued before Judge pny
YESTERDAY The plaintiff placed VIM Fannnga tho man whom
IL was claimed in the bogus ~aTTcst had been enlisted IN
New erscysby the plaintiff the witness stand fannagan
testified that he Jersey ond enlisted OF ms own
accord and that accompanied by tho plaintiff and an
other man named Burns that he received tho bounty himself
and gave IL 10 the plaintiff TO keep for him ,,-.
Fre defendants counsel here offered evidence tho papers
in sun commenced by tbs witness against the pantdo
tort in converting this money to his own use hoo ou " '"0
COnrt) ,,,I,
Thc defendant Cng placed on+the stand denied all kaowl
edge o<hc arrest being fraudulent aneeged that he befed
nc time be genuie Tho jury returned verdict TOT
the paintiff.for 5000. -,
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ROUNfANIA
oppvrNc nv TuR CUAMIRRs.


BUCHAREST. Nov. 27-PrinCe Charles opened the
Chambers at Bucharest III person In the speech U" the
throne he announced that the suzeant Of dhe Porte wcl be
respected within the limits Of the treaty Of Paris lie also an
nOunccd that relations with nciebOrng counrcs ci
peaceful character That the political relations OF The
pacs satisfactory proved by the recognition OF MS
dynasty part Of the Porte and the guaranteeing Powers
All contracts tered into by The Government would De carried
any sacrifice in order 90 preserve the credit oil the
COuiHiy
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AUSTRIA

AUSTRIA.
POLITICAL PARTIES IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PROGRAMMES OF NJ. DgAK-ATTTTUDE OF THE
LIFT.
Al asconference of members Of Tue Hungarian Diet
hold at tho residence Of NJ Dcak discuss the that
pcaf made speech in which he said that pout
view 10 the connutysof rights the reserPi afforded far
hddess to the King praying at the laws Of S4s shond be
Established and declaring !hst the Det would not a 70 take
posed address would further declare that the Committee
Common Affairs should continue its labors and lay their re-
tnsbofore the House NJ Deahs motion was accepted By
those present.
day resolved not take part in The deliberations Of the Com;
mittce Common Affairs until Hungarian ministry shall
NIB. DEAK-THE REVOLUTIONARY PARTY.
telegram Of the 10th states that Dcak was expected 70
rf the st asserts that The extreme Liberals were seeking
union with the Deak POr whohad Just held their hrs con
Herr Won Aaah arrived festh on the 18Th and held
conference with the Dcakspariy.
Dispatches Of the 2 Nov state that the Dcak party had
majority in the Hungarian Chamber
THE IMPERIAL DIET
Tho Committee Sof the Lower Austria Diet had
adopted the DRAFT Of address 70 Che Emperor requesting
His Msesty-n respectful terms 70 convoke the Dict Tue
Lower House debating IL.
, CONDITION OF TIE EMPRESS CHARLOTTE.
AdVics from Trieste dated the 2hh Of November state that
The condition Of the Empress Charlotte remains unchanged
~ 1 disease Was devoid of fuudation The Emperor Maxi
milan was expected IN December
Niaetcon Diets assembled the 18th OF November and
received Imperial communication The supreme importance
pf Hungarian question the public interest TO the
blot wchsts at Pesh The twentieth Diet that OF Transy
Vania will mot DO called until the Hungarian claims upon
Transylvaaa arranged
THB ITALIAN DISTRICTS or The TYRoL
INHSPRUCK, Nov. 2l.-ln yesterdays sitting
OF the dyrOeau Diet @ deputy demanded whether the
rmOrs current in the italian districts Of the Tyro OF an N
tention ceo them to lay correct and not Whether
the resolved 70 prosecute with energy the
persons spreading such rumOrs.
The Government Commissioner replied that the rumors In
Question absolutely without foundation and that the
Government firmly determined not TO cede southern Iyro
aud TO take vigorous against any agitation IL the
Italian districts Tor annexation TO Italy.
MILITARY REORGANIZATION.
The principal Of the reorganization Of the military sys
TEN arc stated 10 be these Every Austrian subject 70 belong
70 the army during ten years from the 2st year OF his age
four years 70 be passed in active service six years in the reserve
and on furough The furougs TO be regulated in such
way that The peace effective may DO maintained up to go O
men The effective 10 be 0OOOOO men, T. The regi-
ens 10 be composed Of Of the nationality and 10 be
karrs0ncd In time Of peace In their respective reerngsdis
tcs The artillery TO be increased from 2 to p regiments
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ROME.
runnrfl rInru rrIrrI rnK ITALYAN GovRRNAfRNr

NEGOTIATIONS WITH This ITALIAN GoVBRhhBAT.
Adyioes from Rome say ii is expected that negotia
lions via shorty he opened between the Courts Of Rome and
forenoe relative the appointment Of Bishops to the at
present vacant In the Italaf1kingcom
co9vocATTOE on BISHOPS.
convooaton Of Catholic Bish viii assemble at Rome
tie e9th offune next
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RUSSIA.
rnn nnssIANs IN crNrRAI. IA

TIE RUSSIANS IN CENTRAL ASIA.
ST PETERSBURG Thursday fnpaiide Of to-day contra
diets reocnty published chat concentration OF
Russian troops had been effected OF Salnsroand. .
Tho Journal that tho fortress OF DluS the
last stronghold Of the Emir Of Dokhara taken by assault
ailer q eight days siege
BRBBCH LEADERS.
The Minister Of War'had ordered the conversion OF
6 900 muts into breeeh leaders Tenders would e received
By the Ary Department Of War up TO the 9th OF Dcccer
PACKED fCR.
The vicinity OF Cronsad covered with packed ca Oh te
10th inst
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BUSINESS N THE COURTS.

u. s. CIRCUIT COUET-BEfOEI JUDGE SMALLEr.-Luke
.nd John r. Oyefhd motion respectively 81
Henry smith aud Robert ~ Wse sduied practice IN The u
Courta WINS Indicted for de.liu; IN counf&le hs
onl currency uste. porting ben Issued bf the Highland
Haeaal Banked Ncwbursh arrssn'd lie Withdrew PIES
and rrmsn1cd for sentence jane
for psBs Counterfeit fractional
was ao ssnsd Ie pleaded guilty aud onsndoa Tor m
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!. LEcrURu FOR rHs Sr. MATTHEW CHvRcH.-A
course Of lectures for the bonsat Of the Church Of st. Mathew
Is IN the Hall No. IS woss Twenty ssoondt The
Grst viii be delivered this 'VsaiUg H WppsD cvrS &C.,
vPOp CAsiesyeEtspa
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EGYPT.

a PARLIAMENT AT OAIRos
The Yiceroy opened the Parliament in person on
the 18th Of November
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PRUSSIA.


RumOrS had been current that Count Bismark had
boon dis and had resigne2 but the official North German
Qatctte prooounces them en- nuounded
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NEw.YoRK CATTLE MARKET.

FoR tue WEEK ENDIS5 MONDAY Dec 10 1855
BeeveA Cows yesh. Sheep and Lambs Swine. Tossk
SsT 81 o69 B94l 23A7 51975
These wsro cold at tho following market places,
sheep and
JBseyes Cove vssls Lambs swine. ro.s
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COURT CALENDARs-Tns DAT

SUPREME SCouRT-CIRorTT.
PARr f-Hod BIZ BAnsAnD Court opsns 10 o'olocf
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The arriyals at COmmunipaw were Bj head OF WINCH ~
were taken TO Hudson City ang o as the receipts o. thai
place but g these taken to 0nehundredhs Tor TO
failing 10 butchers.
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The totahnumber this week head compares With 9e
head last week and with % head average per week asf
year and with 79 for tho corresponding week one year sgc
The number sold to-day at the OnehundIedth,t mIkeS
So head compares With SO head last week and WIN 400
head avoragoper week last year. with 3So heal
markef 0ne wear az
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TILE MONEY MARKET.
sALEs AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

=, coun ,c.,r.ti, MAJ Rank lp,ciac Mail 81 Co
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-03

\ synoilsls of the Message of President
.TouxsoS. delivered to-day, y,hasbecnahorded
u.. by the spccm Reporter, NJ wosh5ng'en'
Of the Cihdhda9 tbhherobii rhcl Mes
sage Is not AZ iengtiiyas tlmt Of astscat
but Is more iutergstip@ We glYe flho
synopsis. ~ preferable 70 deleying l9f the
whole. The extrscts from The deen'pshl
win show lis tone and charctcf
The Combitrcidi says cdHofn,lly' TIE
MESSAGE Is somewhat rcmarkablefor what
il omits Go say --not wprd being found ~
it relating 10 the proposed amendments TO
the contributions nor v there any alluAoi'
to the lniyfraalqWtcsty anf upiNeTsal 81 s9'-
frugc idea. .-gl HI iu HI ad. al
Of the poiics Of thc Pre'ident, tile tom-
a,erciol SAYS:
our washihgton corrcsp6pdtht trm-
graphs thht he b "authorizcd TO STATE that
he President hns not abandoned one .iott
ofwhat Is mmlliaiy known as my policy
Tie adhcrcs now with more hrmuess t1;p
ever to his view pf rcstpratlOn' aiid urge
Congress In The annual Message 10 progrcl
at once. without any condition ptecedeut
to admit loyal Representative from The 'o'
called sCcpled States. Thi- is his Plgn o
rcstoratiOn and hr refers TO NO othrr nv ln'
remotc7t particular. .. .I.....