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without, which the Montenenins Iover Lad
II is quite probable that lie WI succeed IA capturing
soie Ot the positions attacked, tlongh with great
losses aud without fuiiICbnT much Oh the CIctahS
bat feel sure that he vastly undertakes his dlhcu
ties, both geographical and political HIS block
houses once built, must be provided with C0nin'l-
cations and supplies IN presence OF an enemy ac'iNe
aTGaoOus and possessing the most intimate kn0Wl-
edge OF the couGtry. lie expresses himself as conf
don't of being able to get tho affair IA way OF
settlement IN month; bat those who know me
country and the position best do not snare MS
opinion. notice that the MnsSuImans 81 the island
do not 90 ont tins time with the alacrty they showed
before and even tho officers who were out with MUS
tapha don't relish the prospect before them. d..
The Christians the other hand, express the ut
most confidence In their ability to administer to
Omar Pasha the same lesson they tanght Mustapha'
They regard his coming, cven rs an admission Oh me
fOrlOm condition of the Government, ana teci mat
this ~ the last blow. They are going nom every
where 20 the strong places and showing IN audacly
they have never yet shown. The position IL HtS
tcadac. The fighting will begin this week, ana OF
one thing may be sure, that it will be lar seVerer
than ythng that we have yet seen mere lhat tne
laws of civilized warfare Will be more scrupuiousy
observed we may be also asSurcd; though all insur
gents taken with arms IN their hands Will be pnt 10
death ON the spot aud whether by cimetar OF bullet
! is a matter of small mportanca, especially as the
| number will he very small The irleguiarS are al
| enrolled and paid and will be kept IN hand as wen
| as may be- their officers being held responsible Tor
their acts: whereas under MuSapha they came and
went as they liked, did what they hked robbed Tor
their prey, ard murdered for their amusement
We hear that Major Drake de Kay will be pas
senper by the next trip of the AIkad now due Ihis
| is the first American.
=. S-Since writing the above, hear that the az
fair of the ApOk0rona was night attack on q dc-
tachment Of Turkish troops who were driven from
the point of attack Styles to Oryscs distance
as nearly rs can make ont, of two or three miles, IN
which they lost about POO men, according To the ac-
count of q Cretan just come in from there: Omar
PaSha has sent an express To COnstantnOplc, 1T is
said, for TcCniOTCemenS, and appearances Indicate
that the movement will be postponed little. Last
night, the sentinel at the city gate grossly nsulted
the American Consul in gong out but on the com
plant of the latter he arrested beaten, ana ~
condemned TO the full punishment of the military
law, which must have astOnished the poor fellow,
who looked ON GiaOur az only made 10 bc spit on or
beheadcd and under Mustapha never learned the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-22
BY STEAMSHIP.
The mails by the Peruvian, from Liverpool May 0
reached this city yesterday
THE LUXEMBURG QUESTION.

TIE MOSITEUR on THE INTENTIONS or FRANCE
The Ecenigg MoHiieur, in its bulletin of May 8, re-
views the various phases OF the Luxembourg question up
TO the present IL says:
During the preliminary negotiations the Government
Of the Emperor wishing 10 spare all susccpthtics hell
itself entirely aOof The Cabinets of the other Powers
exchanged opinions the question: and agreed Ia recon-
mend basis of arrangement the naturalization OF the
Grand Duciy with the consequences which such settle
mcnt would involve. including especially the evacuation
Of the fortress Acicd Oiy bV dcdS ~ moderation dd
dSifCSCdpcsS. France agreed To this programme mus
giving proof of her COnCatOTy disposition FOR Nhich
Europe will be grateful to her The sentiments enter
tanned by the Powers allow the hope Of favorable s2l-
ton
TIE FRENCH ARMA MENTs-CoNPLAINTs or AZ OFFICIAL
ORGAN OF THE PRUssINN GOVERNMENT.
The semiofcial PTOripcim Correspondence Of May u
SAYS
~ prospects Of the preservation Of peace grounded
upon the assembly OF Conference, are somewhat over
Of Trustworthy Intelligence OF the con
tinuaucc military preparations n France. This intol-
gencc states that only has the French army bec
raised full peace footing but that by the continued
purchase OF horses and the calling IN Oi men, pursued on
scale far exceeding the cNccnclcs 81 peace, II w0nu
seem 10 have been rendered ht o take the offensive.
The Prussan Government adds the PIorpeim cof-
rcpOid,cc while entertaining the most earnest wlic
and using every effort in favor OF the maiutcnance OF
peace cannot shut ts eyes Ia the necessity Oi exercising
serious prccautiOu and vigilance. Up To the pcrht
Prussia has not called single man nor purchased
single horse, and she still fixes not merely her wishes
but also her hopes upon peace Nothing. however but a
prompt ana peaceful decision by the Conference r' re
cyc this Government from the necessity oi adoP ng
those precautionary measures which The security OF TER
many and Prussia demand"
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NETWORK, WEDNESDAY, MAY %, 1867.

Court uf Berlin the same arrangements with the
other Southern States. Thus was accomplished the
military union OF Prussia with the States Of INC
South on the very eve of the day when NJ. Drouyn We
LhuVs ithe documentary record ~ preserved foI is III
the Yellow Book congratulated himself with bec9m-
ing satisfaction on having successfully pTOiecttu b"-
vara against Pussian greed. Bavaria believed her
self safe il is true but neither the means by winch
this security was attained, nor the ends when WtIc
had in view then visible to the saeacty OF our
There was an article in tie Mos,tcur of three days
ago, ~ the loTn OF - letter from NJ. ietcLsDulF,
the theme of which is the cessOn of Russian America
10 the United States The object OF the writer 10 10
remove for the moment the ready French appreheh-
SONS OF any grave p0lItiGai bearing IN inc tIahao
wholesome spice of truth to II, to tins eject: Inc
aenated territory was of small use to Russia, whose
Government has made an excellent economnlcu us
posal of it by selling il for s10O0OCO IN gold"
Count the Indians, and white bears, ana foxes, anu
the other deni2ens Of Mr.. Stewards Polar Arcadla
altogether, and we have paid price for them more
than the French Government offers for high-class
poetry. TO be sure, the contestants for the prize nan
~ much latitude, and were expected to be brIel lhe
priZc of two ut may have been hVcl thousand lIcs
was offered year or so ago Tor poem hymn OF e
tata fat TO be set TO music, and htly singing VIC
honors of Che Worlds Fair on the Champ dc Mais'
whose success" so ran the ministerial proposals;
will assure the worlds peace" Nine hundred ahd
thiTtysiX pieces of verse were sent m to the Com
mttce of Musical Composition, who have awarded
partial prizes TO three of the least bad selected from
the 9S6 the which are now in print foreigner
should he shy of deciding on the merits of French
poetry: but my French friend, Dupont, assures me
that need have delicacy about these three emu,
siOnS, their merits having been generously estimated
by the Committee at 500 in all. Tncy bear com,
parson perfectly well with the patriotic national
songs that were bcgOttcn of prize money with us
during our war of the Rebellion.
When the Atlantic Cable tells yOu that "a Wild
anti-Prussian feeling has seized the country" You
may he that the wildncSs is all IN the rhet0nc
And when you are told on authority that Herr Won
Bismarck has written minatory letter to Lonis Ma
poleon-do try TO get hold of a copy aud send the
curiosity to az IN Europe.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


LONDON, Nay 2.-It is thought that Eric aud Illinois
Cotals will open rather lower, while the other securities
VIII open quiet and without change
Noon-ConsOls for money %; Erie shares, 42i United
states FiyeTwenty bonds 723 Illinois Central shares,
76l.
Afternoon-Them money market is quiet and steady Con
soils % for money American securities quoted at this
hour as follows United states bonds 72a Erie shares
423; Illinois Central 7C3. p m-Consols for money 49,;
u s. Five-Twenty bonds 723; Illinois Central Railway
shares 7ei; Erie Railway sharee 42l.
Eyenug-United States FiyeTwenty bonds closed this
evening at Frankfort at 773
LONDON, May 2l-NoOn.-sugar, "a. Linseod, 65i fer
Calcutta Pig Iron, 53G Oils quiet at $50 for Whale;
$50 lOl for Linsced, and al3l for Sperm.
AnernOon-The Sugar market is quiet sales have been
made at "a for No u Dutch Standard. 5p. m.No. y
Dutch Standard Sugar. pa Scotch Pig Iron, J3 Calcutta
Lnseed C5. Linsecd Cakes, 80 IS. Ois-Lnseed f39lC
Sperm, el3l; Whale, $50.
LIVERPOOL, May 2l-l0 a. m.-The markets are not yet
Open the street. Cotton quiet and unchanged
Braadstuhs are dropping Provisions are unchanged.
NOOnThc Cotton market opens easier, az further de-
cline in prices The sales to-day cstipated at 5000
bales including the proportion for speculation and
export Mddling Uplands, l1Sd; Middlng Orleans llid
The Brcadstufs market quiet. Wheat, 1919 for West
e Red and IA for California White. Conn., 4Oi Oats,
&c. Peas, 426 Barley, 40. The Provision market is
steady Pork 79i. Beef, 1910. Bacon, 39 for Cumoer
land Cut Lard, 40. Cheese 67l. Produce-Petroleum
I'D for Spirits, and 3 for Refined Spirits TurpentHc
1913. TaIow, 439. Ashes, 33l. ROsin n for Common
and u g for Fine ClOvcrseed 81.
AftemOOn.Thc Cotton market is very dull and heavy,
though decline i'll prices has been established The
BreadsHs market is quiet and steady Provisions are
firm Pork has advanced H., and is now quoted at so
per Dbl of 2CO n FOR prime Eastern Mess. There Is no
change in other articles. ST. m.-The Cotton market
closes quiet sales today foot up 10000 bales The
following are the closing quotations Middlns Cpands
ND Mddliug ORLEANS 1l!d. Advces from Manchester
are favorable Corn, 399 Wheat-Sales of No. l Nil
waukee Red at IS o and White California at 1916 Bar
ley, 49, oats, Cd. Peas, 1916 Provisions arc quiet.
Pork sOi. Beef, ~ %. Bacon 39i Lard Ole Cheese,
b7f. Ashes, $751; Rosin-saes Of common at 7l3, and
fine at I26 Spirits Turpent.ne, 353 Taow, 1916. ClO
verseed 81. Petroleum spiuts 90 I'D. and
Standard White att
ANTWERP, May 2l-The closing figures to-day for Pc
tfoleum were AZ francs Dbl for Pennsylvania White.
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CHIN
By rsIxesAPH TO TINS rxlsrSE.

TO TVS TRIBUNE
SAN FRANCrsCo, May 1.-THE ship Tennyson, 50
DAYS from Hong Kong. has arrived here.
The commercial news is unimportant
The British residents and newspapers of the ports Of
China were exercised over the fact that the Ameri-
can firms of Augustm, Hard Co. and Rus
sell 4 Co. have been given each the monopoly OF
river steam navigation, the first firm c0ntroIlnt
ali the steamers the Canton River, ana
the latter all the the YangZee Appeals are
made 10 British pride to alter this state Of things IL ~
admitted that the American style OF steamboats, cannot
he CONNECTED with successfully the former river but IL
is claimed that the waters OF the 1angZee are deep
enough 70 admit screw which exceed III capacity
and cheapness American boats with walkingDeam ell
gines. ~ -. -, ..zoo,.
ton with foreigners, died at Pekin
SIR Harry Parks, the present British ambassador az
Japan was Indebted him for his escape from death
whan captured with BovOlby aud Brabazba.
he n,peral forces in the province OF shouting had
sustained severe reyerses Their army had been cut TO
pieces, and its General captured , ~, -. +
The first steam fire engine ever seen IN emma was re-
ceived at Hong Kong in March the press adVocaesi IN
crcasing the number Of engines 20 four -,
The annual report OF the Harbor Master OF hong hohs
shows a decrease In the trade OF 1866 -, m, D.
The French Consul AT Bangkok Siam has sued me ne
r0Ifcr for libel saying he had ociouy
fered in the Kings presence with review OF Tue native
troops The case tried In the United states Consular
Court and siOO damage avn rded Inc Nerulet "aa
condemned by the press OF China and SIAM
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NR. JEFFERSON DAVIS.

ARRIVAL of HIS FAMILY AT TROY
TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.
Troy. n. Y, May 21.-The following dispatch was
received in this city at noon to-day;
NEw-YoRK, May 81, 1867.
To Conductor James b. Baldwin: Please reserve two
sections Mrs Jefferson Davis on 335 train here Tor
Non,reol f. L. MARSH
Mis-. Jefferson Davis and party, consisting OF five
persons including two col0red servants, passed
through here for Montreal tonight the 10 o'clock
train. | learned from them that Mir. Davis himself
passed through over the route last nIght, en-
tirely iHcDgniiO not being once recognized or sus-
pected during the whole trip from New York to Mon-
treai where he arrived safely this morning.
The party passing through tonight did so very
quietly though something OF purely eXtempore
crowd gathered about conductor Baldwins sleeping
car in hopes of catching glance OF the fallen man,
i'm which they were disappointed The party quietly
took to their berthS and the train passed out oil tho
depot on time.
ALBANIANS DISAPPOINTED.
Albany y. Y, MAY 2l-Qute crowd OF persons
gathered at the Delevan House tonight, expecting
10 see jeff Davis. but they were disappointed as 10
passed directly through on his way to Canada.
ARRIVAL AT MONTREAL
MONTREAL. Nav 2l.-JeteTsOn DAVIS arrived nero
this morning accompanied by three or four gentle
men. and looking very well. His reception was very
nuiet He drove at once in a covered carriage to
Mrs Howelrs house. His arrival was not generally.
known for some hours. II Is supposed that tho
chiyary will call on him to-day
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MEXICO.

THE CITY or MEXICO SURROUNDED BY TIE LIB
ERAIs-MAXIMILIAN TO BE SHOT.
NJ TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE.
NEw-O ORLEANS, May 2l.-The Picdutnes special cor
respondence, dated Orizaba. May 3, says that the
City of Mexico is surrounded by 10000 Liberals and
that the bombardment has commenced in earnest.
The garrison numbered 5000 men, under command of
Marouez. who had announced his intention to resist
10 the last He had impressed all the water-caiers
and porters No officers are to receive quarter from
the Liberals indeed, orders had been issued that
Miramon Marquee, and Maximiliau were to be shot
if captured Since the surrender of Puebla. the I'm
periaists have not 10000 men in the field, all
told
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GREAT BRITAIN.
cAEDINAL CULLEN on rESIASIsN

CARDINAL CULLEN on FENIANIsM
Cardinal Cullen, In a pastoral, on the doyo:loi,s
peculiar to the month of May, read In the various
churches and chapcs tine diocese Of Dublin last sun
day. alluding 10 Fcniansn, says; " Rev. brethren,
beg Of YOU 10 use your influence during this month To
Danish every remnant Of Fcnanism from your respective
parishes. Those who took part in that unhappy ist"n
that while they rejected al flcndl ADVICE
they put their lives at the mercy Of spies and infocs,
the most wicked and degraded class OF human beings
cured the OF the Church by joining secret or
gauZatiOn. 10 rcrace their steps, 10 seek Tor absouo
for their trausgrcssors and To determine 10 shun Tor the
future all those societies which 80 wisely condemned
nv the Church. When those VINO have gone
asray show signs Of true repentance, the Chufch VIII
act az q tender mother toward them. VINE con
dcning the evil deeds of secret societies from which we
may expect nothing good cannot he Indifferent To The
sad and falling state of country The people are stl
nyin0 from te land and nearly 100000 of it, people
have cnigatcd; towns aud villages are dccayiug,
trade and commerce are at stand, rum ana desoiaon
amended bV human wisdom, are our rulers dbc 10
encounter such dncultIcsi The Scripture says: DO
not put your trust IN princes, IA me children OF men
in whom thci is salvation. But, dearly beloved let
put great confidence ia God ana huhby INVOKE MS
protection Let recommend our country ana ourselves
10 the powerful intcrccssion of the blessed Mother Of
God. and our hopes will not DC frustrated
The number Of patients relieved at the Hospital for
Diseases OF the Throat No - Goldensqnarc W. during
the week ending May were 3d. OF whom Is were new
cases.
meeting OF the Council OF the Reform League was
held Oh Mays Mr. Beaes made a speech, in which he
congratulated the League upon the triumph they achieved
on Monday last and justly reprobatcd the want Of good
faith exhibited by the Government. Resolutions rcj0c-
of the meeting, cOndcmning Mr.. Wal
poes ROYAL Parks bil urging that cemency should be
extended to the condemned Fcnans, fcprobatlng MT.
Roebucks in the House of Commons and thank
ING Mr. Bcalcs for the legal ability and ullnchlhg cOf-
agc which he had displayed in the OF the people,
unanimously adopted.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
AN ORDER BY GEN. sICKLEs.

sr rHLso.APH rHs TRIBUNE
CHARLESTON, S. c., May 21.-Gen. Sickles has is
sued an order prohibiting the distilation of spirits
from grain in the Second Military District Of
tenders are declared liable to trial and punishment
by Military Commission. The reasons assigned for
the order are that in the present scarcity OF the sup
NV of food i'm the Carolinas is seriously diminished
hy the large quantity of grain consumed in distil-
leries worked in defiance of the Revenue laws. That
this unlawful traffic makes food dearer in places
where large numbers are depending upon public and
private bounty That the Government Is defrauded
of a large amount of revenue that the authority OF
civil officers is brought into contempt, and that the
mischief complained of tends to increase poverty,
disorder and crime.
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IIIiI'SSIA.
THE NORTH GERMAN CONSTITUTION

THE NORTH GERMAN CONSTITUTION.
On May s, in the Chamber of Deputies the debate
the draft Constitution for North Germany con
tnued. Herr Reichcnspergeri UltramOntane) made n
speech which he said that although in the North Ger
Parliament he had opposed the passage Of the draft
he should in favor Of IT, because IL was neeess-
~ that Germany should rally her forces.
IIcrren Lowe Ueftl, HOverbeck efU and Laskcr tNa.
tOnal LheraD then spoke the former against and
the latter in favor OF the draft The members OF the
Left voted against the draft
Herr BOcbum Dolfis' Ucfu motion was rejected.
The whole draft of the Constitution subsequently
adopted by 22G against votes.
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THE indian VAR.
MILITARY MOVEMENTS on THE PLAINS.

MILITARY MOVEMENTS on THE PLAINS.
81 rslseRApH THE TRIBUNE
ST. LOUIS, May 2l.-Gen Hancock has ordered two
companies of cavalry 10 be stationed at Chalk
Bluffs two at Monument and two at Big Timber
Station on the Smoky Hill route. He will also put
a military guard ut each station on the route from
Lookout TO Lake Station inclusive which, with tho
additional men employed by the Union Pacific Kali
entire security TO the mail and to travel across the
plains by this route.
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ALABAMA.

THE RECENT RIOT TO BE INVESTIGATED.
nv rsLueRApu TO rHx TRIBUNE
MOBILE, May 2l.-A court Of inquiry is ordered TO
convene here to investigate the disturbance on the
18th inst.
Col Shepherd issues an order this evening retain
ing all the present policeman. The City Government
will not be disturbed. The military only takes cog
pizpnce of pagticlar gases.
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RUSSIA

THE RUSSIANS IL CENTRAL ASIA.
The Emir of Bolilara has gone TO Samarcand,
and. fearing attack from the Russian forces. has
ordered Notifications to be erected He is said TO have
invited English cooperation for the reorganization OF his
army He has broken off relations with the Russian
authorities.
The relations OF Russia with the Khan of khOkan OF
an extremely friendly character.
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EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.

. EstaNriC rLLseRApH TO rug TRIBUNE.
LONDON, May 2l-l0 Init is reported hat Burke
herecenuy convicted Feuan, lying y dang Grossly
III in he cell at Dublin that his life IS. dcsparcd Of.
Evenmg-Ear Derby says officially that the
American question VIII DO amca'6ly adjusted The
proposition made some time since to arbitsatc the
whole ease has been refused.
LIVERPOOL, May 2l-EyeniIp,- finn Of Fraser
Trcah0lm q Co.. cotton merchants of this city, as
sad TO have suspended. Tle liabilities arc large.
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DISASTERS.
LOSS OF THE SEA KING.

- H..
QUEBEC c. E.. May 2l.-The steamer Lady Head
has arrived from the lower ports bringing the captain
and IA OF the crew OF the ship Sea King lost on tho yoy
age 10 Quebec vessels which have arrived here report
brig ashore at Pont Neuf also snip ashore az cape Lo
SER another at Carboo Point and another IN Trinity
Raw Names unknown.
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GER,MANY.

Berlin, May pa lRTriblo plot has Just been
discovered in Hanover. having for its chief purpose
the assassination of Amy William and Count Won
Bismarck Several nDtables residing in this city are
involved in the plot. Several arrests have been
made and it thought the scheme has been entirely
frustrated.
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CANADA.


81 TFLEeRAPE TkIBINk
QUEBEC, c. T., May 2i.-The tnboat Hercules left
Yesterday for service between Kingston and Prescott
One thousand seven hundred and sixty einigTants ar
rived at this port during the week ending May tp 1873
adplts Destination Canada. WI; States $40.
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SOUTHAMPTON, Nay 81 10 a. m.--The North German
Loyds steamship America, Capt Meyer which left New
York the 9tbof May, arrived here late last evening
the axy to Bremen.
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pEATH OF A CENTENARIAN.

NJ rrLHoaAPH TO TRIBUNE
CoTCoRp n H. MAY 2i-Thomas Austin of North.
field died yesterday, aged 100 years aud niue @allb
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TURKEY.
MARINE MTEIJJGFNCF.

CONsT4NT1NoPIT. May 2l.-Fhe Sultan viii sc
TO Paris to visit tho Exposition, early IN July,
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TEE RECENT INJUNCTION CASES Is.THE SUPREME COURT
THE PRESIDENT TO VISIT RALEIGi-MR. BANCROPTs
ACCEPTANCE OF THE PRUSSIAE MISSION.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-07

"Cu: PL,rForN "-Tnl,r the above
heading the Nashville Gazette keeps the
following standing III its editorial col
unng:
Let tho Southern people be sure 10 pro-
luco. as they easily can an abuudant sup
ply of provisions, manufacture their own
timber AMI iron into all the implements
they need. SPIN aud weave all the cotton
they conSume, and let only the surplus OF
the staple. if any. pas over 70 Lowell and
Manchester, to be paid for in hard cash.
Lc1> them DO wha ever may bc necessary
to sccnre free republican State govern
mcnt, and steadily refuse by any debaslng
compi=uccs TO purchase the privilege Of
ENJOYING their cansttutional rights III the
Federal Union. ~ employed, let them
nan@uly meet whatcveg destiny may be IN
store for them. secure at }eaSt IN the pos
session Of their own relt-rc>pset.