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The New York herald., 1869-03-09
The Press and the Cabinet Trouble-Ths
Latest Dcvelcpments.

The Press and the Cabinet Trouble-The
Latest Developments.
The press upon the Cabinet trouble very
faithfully represents the wishes and hopes Of
the two different parties which have been
struggling for power during the last year.
The extreme radical papers appear to be the
exponents Of the different rings which have
gobbled up the spoils, profted by them and
naturally cling to their plunder. The
conservative and independent journals are
desirous Of seeing President Grant make
an issue with the dominant faction of the
Senate upon his selection Of Mr.. Stewart for
the Treasury. The radicals, taking advan-
tage Of the obsolete law of 1889, are appa-
rently determined to dictate through this to
the new administration, and thereby save
their numerous followers and rings. The
conservative and Independent elements are
strongly in favor of Mr.. Stewart for the rea-
son that they believe that the revenue will
be faithfully collected and an era Of financial
prosperity follow his administration Of the
Treasuryship.
The sensational reports which all day yester-
day were being telegraphed from Washington
to stir up the public and political mind Of the
country now prove to be nothing but canards
set afloat by the Treasury rings, which in this
manner have first attempted to work on Con-
gress, then on General Grant and then on Mr..
Stewart; but it appears that they have been
trying their tactics upon an old soldier, who is
too well versed in strategic movements
to be deceived by feints and skirmish
line attacks. This morning will find the
Treasury ring defeated on all sides.
Mr.. Stewart now offers to put his immense
business into the hands of three trustees and
give the profits of his trade during his Secre-
taryship to public, national and local charities.
This will enectually close the mouths Of those
who hold the law of 1889 as . barrier to his
occupying the position. In this way the
administration will win the battle and remain
masters Of the field after this FIRST recon-
noissance in force to try themettle Of the new
President on political ground.
The New York herald., 1869-03-09
MASSACHUSETTS.

Release Of q Defaulting Bank Onacer-Af.
tempted Bank Robbery.
BOSTON, March 8, 1899.
An oflcal order from the State Department was
received by the United States Marshal Saturday
evening recalling the pardon OF Martin, the default
ing cashier OF the Hide and Leather Bank; but it
came TOO late. tine pardon having been placed in
Martins hands.
Between Saturday night and Monday morning
burglars abored hard to break into the vault OF the
Freemans National Bank. They removed guam
tity Of brickwork, but failed to force an entrance
The New York herald., 1869-03-09
Annexation in St Domingo.

The letter Of our correspondent from st.
Domingo, which we publish in another column
to-day, shows how sharply the question Of
Dominican annexation is taking hold Of the
politicians in that republic. But they mistake
the plan and manner of obtaining such q con-
summation. II Ia useless for them to spend
their time and money in sending agents to
Washington to haggle and bargain for price
for their consent to turn over the petty repub-
lie to the care and protection Of Uncle Sans
ships and to accept regular pay as United
States officers, judges, marshals, &C., under a
permanent and equitable government. If they
mean business In this annexation scheme they
must discuss the affair at homo and show that
. valid majority Of the people Of the Dominican
republic desire the step to be taken. When
this is done the Dominican government can
make its application, and it will be considered
without fear or favor.
The Dominican republic will be the great
gamer by the step II it is ever taken, and we
have no need to pay a high price for very
small article. As for Samana, it has been in
the market for sale under every administration
st. Domingo has had since it separated from
Hayti, and has not found purchaser; and it
has been before the world for settlement and
population ever since Columbus struck the
New World, in 1892, and its pcstilential shores
are as solitary now as they were three hundred
and fifty years ago. Let the Dominican spoils-
men agitate at home. They can get nothing
out of the United States Treasury under the
new rtgime Of honesty that rules there.
The New York herald., 1869-03-09
KANSAS.

The Cherokee Neutral Lands Controversy
Adjusted-Anothcr Great Land Job Before
Congress.
ST. LOUIS, March g. 1862
It Is said that the difllcuty between the settlers
and the Cherokee Indians and the railroad COM
pany, concerning the neutral lands In Kansas are
being satisfactorily adjusted and the settlers are
rapidly paying for their claims. The terms are ap-
praised and the prices fixed by government commits
soners The settlers are accorded Il We years. time
at seven per cent for payment The settlers are to
pay no.nlng u1, v nvuer ,a c .n cntnn
of Kansas Ii not built according to contract and the
road completed by the 1st OF October.
large delegation Of Kansas men Is en- route for
washington to endeavor to obtain the ratification
by the Senate OF the treaty made by Commissioner
Taylor with the Usage Indians IN Kansas, by which
company.
The New York herald., 1869-03-09
THE NEW DOMINION.

Great Snow Storms IN Canada-Stoprase Of
the Montreal waserwerks-Cenfsde
In New Fsundlana.
: ~,-ts MONTREAL, march q Isoo
the snow fell here last month to the unusual depth
OF ssvcnty-three inches; total fall for the winter
quarter, 1ss inches.
The waterworks have stopped operations owing
to defective machinery and the city Is being supplied
the Newfoundland Legislature on Saturday.
Adoptcd resolutions In favor OF confederation "
tart . nia.Oa ~.
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PENNS YLvANlA.

Tho Death Warrants OF TwitcheIi and Eaton
signed-The Constitutional Amendment.
HARRISBURG, March 8, 1869.
Governor Geary tonight signed the death warrants
in the cases Of George s. Twitchel Jr, for the muir
der OF Mrs. Mary +. Hin; and Gerold Eaton for the
murder OF Timothy Heenan. Thursday, April 8, Ii
the day assigned for the double execution.
Senator Lowry to-day read In the Senate a bill
ratifyng the 18th amendment to the United States
constitution, which was referred 70 the Committee
on Federal Relations.
The New York herald., 1869-03-09
LOCAL MTtllHEnct.

ACCIDENT TO A LADY.-Mary Carroll, a old lady,
resident Of Dobb's Ferry, fell in the depot OF the
HUDSON River Railroad corner Of 1nrteth street and
Tenth avenue. last evening" as she was about taking
the cars, ana dislocated her shoulder she received
surgical asslstance and was sent home.
KEROSENE LAMP EXPLOSION evening about
seven O'Clock, kcyosene lamp exploded IN the
apartments OF Thecdore Geneck, nfth noor, No. "a
Eidridge street. The bedding took fire and com.
municatng 70 u.c furniture, damage or about 500
was sustained before the names were extingnished.
fully insurrvl In the Germania Insurance Company.
The New York herald., 1869-03-09
MAINE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

BANGOR, March 8, 1869.
Samuel D. Thurston, republican, was elected
Mayor to-day, receiving 1,2sa votes against $50 FOR
John 8. Kicker, democrat and 43 votes for Patten,
temperance candidate. The vote thrown was the
smallest thrown for several years.
AUGUSTA. March 8, 1859.
At the city election to-day Samuel Tltcomb, the
republican candidate for Mayor received 069 votes
and Daniel Williams, the democratic candidate, 672
votes. Every ward has gone republican.
BIDDRFoRD, March g. 1859.
At the city election to-day the democrats carried
four OF the seven wards and elected James Il. Clark
Mayor by l2A majority.
The New York herald., 1869-03-09

Melville ana his infang son; Robert Stickney, the
cnampioni the Levantlne brothers; Williams ana
the corus 81 voit,aenrs and she entire strenat o.
the mamm0th circus troupe" the New York Circus
Offers almost a. endless variety OF entertainments
as ''the mammoth palace OF amusements" opposite.
PARK THEATRE, BRooKLYN.-"Mabel; or, the
Bridal Ever is the title Of the latest novelty pre-
scented at the Park theatre, Brooklyn, which is 8
drama or toe tragic order and was produced before
avery larRe audience last evening The title TOte
was sustained by Mrs. Conway. who was assisted
Dy Mr. Y D. Conway, Miss Lucette and other mem
Ders OF me company The play is one OF no partlcu-
lar mefit' out was exceiiently put upon the stage
Musical and Theatrical Notes.
"Humpty Dumpty" has reached Mobile.
The Richings will indulge the Hubites IN English
opera for another week.
The boufrers OF Psk, Jr, opened last night in Bal
timore with LA Perichole.n
Barney Williams Is presenting his fair patrons In
Philadelphia with another assortment Of Emerald
Rings"
Belle Boyd the fair virginia rebel is meeting win
immense success In New Orleans, where she n
dancing the cuac0n In the '.Female Forty Thievasw
The Worrel sisters VIII delight the good people 0f
st. Louis this week with the spectacular burlesque
Of 1.-THE Field Of the Cloth OF GOld-n
Mrs. ScottSiddons commenced Q sh0rt engage
ment H last evening n 81 Indianapolis appearing ~
Manager Hooiey. OF minstrel fame, has shsken ths'
dust Of Williamsburg nom on bls fest and has hie
away with his eDOly troupe to the more cOngonia1
skies OF the Hub. Mr.. Ho0iey is the third manager
who lost good fortune IN the 'show business" u
Williamsburg
The total receipts from the theatres, dancing
rooms concerts and other places OF public aH11sc-
ment In Paris amounted during January TO 2 l9f 5S3
francs being an increase Of lsa503 francs on 10
previous month
Miss Fanny stockton. the popular prfnsa donra,
viii be the star ~ Crosbys Opera House, Chicagss
this week.
Fanny Price has made quite a.his down SeMEh -
Helen RallstOn, in "F0ul Play" She opened win
that piece In Memphis last night.
Miss Marriott, the celebrated EngA6h tragedaennes
sailed on Wednesday last f0s New York The lady
comes here under arrangements with Mr. Samue1
Coiviie, who will present her In ccGjunctiOn~ wlLh
Mr.. J. r. Cathcart Woods Museum on tnes2Ssh
inst, following the engagement Of the B1erencas
The Theatre Fraacais win remain closed for sevs-
raj nights for the purpose Of holding the necessary
rehearsals OF Offenbach,s ssLa Vie P2xlsierue,"
which is shortly 70 be PRODUCES under Mr. Gr11's
management In superior style. On Saturday even
ing next the company attached to- thas taeatre Wan
favor the New Workers with ssGenevteve"
Miss Adams, the e1yGnte cher'.e OF Sale Lake re-
tired from the stage last month. and busy Da me
Rumor says that she will leave Mep0m0ne to chain
herself to Cuplds chariot. She has feiged love loHg
enough on the mimic stage. She will now test tae-
reality. MAY the saints bieas her
The New York herald., 1869-03-09

noBrLK, March g. 1852.
Cotton In light demand and nrm; sales $50 bales;
receipts 800 bales; exports ais baies.
NEW ORLEANS, March Sc 1869.
Cotton In fair demand; middiings 2skc.; sales
5000 bales; receipts since Saturday, a01o bales; no
exports.
AUGUSTA, March g, 1869.
Cotton market quies and steady; sales $50 bales;
receipts, III bales; middlings NC.
SAVANNAH, March g, 1859.
Cotton nrm; mddlings, 2skc.; safes 900 bales; re-
ceipts, 1,27s bales.
CHARLESTON, March 9, 1869.
Cotton steady ana In better demand; sales 100
bales; middltnRs, 2Skc.; receipts, ell bales.
The New York herald., 1869-03-09
TEllGHApHlc NEWS ITEMS.

Major Caleb Moore, Sheriff OF Monroe county, New
York, died at st. Paul yesterday.
Ex-Secretary Seward, accompanied by Judge
Goodrich, Of Minnesota, arrived In Auburn on
Sunday
The resident Swiss Consul at Cincinnati denies the
published reports OF Switzerland Transporting
paupers, vagabonds and criminals to the United
States.
The Union Pacific Railroad In still biocKaded, bur
west OF Cooper's Lake. wyoming Territory, the
weather IL favorable and the 0cers of the road said
that there would be through tram yesterday sure.
The New York herald., 1869-03-09
SPAIN.

Attempt to Destroy the Royal Barracks.
MADRID March 8, 1869.
An incendary fire occurred yesterday IN the royal
barracks in this CITY,
The New York herald., 1869-03-09
ENcLANC

Imp0rtant Reductions 10 be Made In the
Naval Estimates.
LONDON March g. 1869.
In the House of Commons to-day Mr. Chiiders,
First Lord OF the Admiralty, announced that the
government would be able to reduce the naval esti
mates by 81, 100000.
The New York herald., 1869-03-09

Declarations In Favor of Journalists who
Violate the Press Laws.
MADRID March 8, 1860.
At the session of the Constituent C0rtes to-day
Generals Serrano and Prim both said that they
in favor OF granting pardon to all persons condemned
for violation Of the regulating the public press.
The New York herald., 1869-03-09
EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.
souyHEan corrun vvxrrs.

SOUTHAMPTON, March s.--The steamship Bremen
from New York, arrived to-day.
The New York herald., 1869-03-09
TbLRGRAPHIC NRhS
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
THE CUBAN REVOLUTION.
Lesca's March Into the
Interior.
Heavy Engagement at Sierra
de Cubitas.
AFFAIRS IN MEXICO.
ROut Of Negrete and His
RevOlutiOnists.
Strong Opposition to Juarez in
the Capital.
>~-~~~~~-~~~~~---
Economy in British Governmental Ex-
pendtures.
Attempt to Burn the Royal Bar
racks i'm Madrid.
NaanA
Strong Opposition to Juarez in
the Capital.
Economy in British Governmental Ex-
penditureS.
Attempt to Burn the Royal Bar
racks i'm Madrid.
CUBA.

Advance OF the Spanish Troops from La
GuanaIa TO Puerto Principe-BattIe Of the
Sierra de Cubitas-Rep0rted Defeat or tho
Liberals-Hcavy Losses ON Both Sides.
HAVANA. March 9, 1860.
The government has received and made public
Official dispatches giving details Of the advance Of
General Lesca from La Guanaja to Puerto Principe
On this march the heaviest engagements since the
beginning Of the rebellion was fought. General
Lesca found the enemy, to the number OF 1900,
strongly entrenched on the Sierra de Cubitas. Ar
tillery was brought up and commenced vigorous
hre upon the works. Covered by the batteries q
column Of regular troops 1900 strong attacked the
enemys Notifications with the bayonet. Both sides
fought with determination, and the havoc was fear
ful. General Lesca reports his loss at thirty-Cne
killed ana eighty wounded. The loss of the rebels
Is estimated at 900 killed and wounded.
The government accounts claim victory for Gen.
era Lesca and assert that the insurgents are much
disheartened by their defeat
A detachment which left Puerto Principe for Santa
Cruz to obtain supplies brought tnat port BY the
march both ways without serious interruption.
The entire available strength of the rebel forces
now under Quesada is 1000 men.
The Peruvian Monitors Sishted-Gencrnl Pueblo
Gone from santo Espiritu Bandits in the
Eastern Department-Arrival Of Priests
Markets.
HAVANA, March s. 1850.
The command ers Of o British gunboat and q
French steamer which arrived here to-day report
tnat they passed In the Bahama channel the Peru
wan monitors In tow Of two steamers, with Span
ish man-of-war following IN their wake.
General Pueblo has left the town Of Santo Espiritu
He has divided his command into three flying col
umns to scour the country. The Darto reports that
the rebel leaders In the province OF Santo Esplrtu
have deserted their men.
In the Eastern Department bands are roaming
between Holguin and Gibara and committing great
depredations and outrages. They carry the rebel
nag. but are dsowned by the insurgents themselves
and denounced as bandits.
steamer arrived here to-day from Cienfuegos
with o number Of prisoners, among them four
priests.
sugar market quiet. Sales were made on the basis
OF 93S reals per arrobe for No. IL Dutch standard.
Exchange on London, 10 ii per cent premium; on
Paris par: United States go days sight, in gold,
q IN per cent discount short sight, par per cent
premium; IN currency. short sight, 244 per cent
discount
The New York herald., 1869-03-09
ITALY.

The Pope Nes peca.
RoHH, March 3, 1889.
the report OF the death Of the Pope is false.
The New York herald., 1869-03-09
MAILS FOR EUROPE

The Cunard mail steamship Java win leave rnia,
port on wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe Will close at the Post Onncs
at half-past nine O'Clock A. n. on Wednesday.
The NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe
viii be ready at hslfpsst ten O'Clock In the morn
ing.
Single copies, I'm wrappers for mailing, six cents
A.-s%s.Four Th0usand
New Springfield Rihss,
breech-loading,
CHARLES PARKER,
VI Beekmnn sreel
The New York herald., 1869-03-09

A Vigorous Campaign Commemorative Rcvo-
luton Increasing in Trinidad-SuGnr Crops.
HAVANA, March 8, 1869.
A despatch from Cienfuegos, dated Saturday, an
nounces that vigorous campaign has been COM
menced by General Letona in that district.
The Trinidad hnporcat Of the 9th says the insur-
rection IN that section ls increasing
Advices from the Western Department state that
the uQar crops will be full.
The New York herald., 1869-03-09

Pamphlets, Law Reports. &c., Exccutoo
with nsatncss quckness and dsspaseh wsnynys rs ssne
cheaper other printing ~ w c,y
81 the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ksfAhhash
MENT. "a Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-09

A.-NoveItIes I'm Dry Goods. suxden q
BRADBURY, corner Of Bowey and Bisccker street. aAs
NM xordk Inxnrl.
The New York herald., 1869-03-09
=. rr.rr..s Breath or beauty

Rendv-Wuox,s spriu9 styic Of Gents, Hats,
No Sls Broadway, corner Of Fulton street
The New York herald., 1869-03-09

A.-CutIery Of Every. Dcscriptiea Whole
sale and retail, al y. CURLEY Bros la Nassau street,
near Beekman.
The New York herald., 1869-03-09
Meeting or tho Democratic Genesal Cen
mittee.

special meeting OF the Democratic Union Gene
raj Committee was held last evening at Masonic Hall
FOR purpose OF receiving the report OF the Com
mttee on Contested Seats and for the transacton a
other business. In the absence OF Mr.. Smith Ely.
the permanent chairman the chair was flied BY Mr..
Owen Murphy. After the reading Of the minutes Of
the previous meeting Mr. Roswell d. Hatch, chair
man OF the Committee ON Contested Seats, reported
that the Fourth ward ticket headed by VIM. T. Kirk
were entitled to SEATS az were also the Ftth ward
ticket headed by Timothy 8. wheeler and the Elgh-
teenth ward ticket headed BY James AcFall.. TIE
report OF the committee was adopted unanimously.
After the appointment OF . committee TO drat by
laws and constitution the meeting adjourned
The New York herald., 1869-03-09

Cure for Cancer, Scrofuln, Brightss ana
other kidney Diseases Cutaneous Affections, Dyspepssa
&c. THR VERMONT SPRING WATER Get The best
SAKE CO., All Brooms street, New York
The New York herald., 1869-03-09

Nentness, Economy aud Despatch CombsDca
the Of orders. Metropolitan Job frnsing Es<aS
shmenI 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-09

NIisslsquoi spring Wnter-Only Know
remedy all diseases Of the kdney& sold ~
druggists Depot, bSs Broadway. n. X.
The New York herald., 1869-03-09

The ramous Coruer-oz Nnasau sxresx
corner Fulton tue Mssroposaa jcs Prinsns y ..bsss2
The New York herald., 1869-03-09

Words Of Wisaem far Yeunw Yfsu N tbe
Ruling Passion y Youth sod early hnnh~ a win sslfsp
lopss free VI ehSrss &dafs& rnLv ..ros Dor Z. fhns
delphla, Pa tT7sss,' sss.stT ~V' -
The New York herald., 1869-03-09
CITY POLITICS.


uaittce.
The Young Mems Democratic General Ccmmitteo
Tarnmany) held meeting last night at their rooms
In Tammany Hall. Mr.. J. A. Fithlan, the President
occupied the chair, and Messrs, J. R. Hennessy ana
Henry M. Garvin acted as secretaries. After che
usual routine business the Committee ON
Organization reported . code q bylaws for
the government Of the body, which were
modelled after that in use among the members
of Tammany Hall On motion the bylaws
were adopted as read and thousand copies ordered
to be printed. Mr. John Garvey, OF the seventeenth
ward, read preamble and resolutions the purpOrS
Of which was to pledge the members 0f the Young
Mems Democrauc COMMITTEES 70 do oil IN their power
to further the interests OF the democratic party
generally and Tammany Hall particularly. Tne
document was adopted and further resOlut1On
asking for the appointment OF . COMMITTEES OF i've
to present the resolutions 70 the Tammany HAL c0m-
mittee at their next meeting was also carried The
Chairman appointed as such committee MesSrS. John
Garvey, Of che Seventeenth; James Garv1n, OF sno
Twenty-nrst; e. 8. Sullivan, OF the sixteenth; n.
Morrison, of the Twenty-nrst, and Wnham blank
man. Of the Twenty second. rhe Chairman informed
the meeting that he was not ready 70 announce the
names OF the persons to constitute the various com
mittees. The Finance and Executive Committees
time to look round select gentlemen TO MI places
upon them. The secretary would notify the gentle
men OF their appointments Is soon as they were
made. After passing resolution empowering the
Executive Committee TO provide some well known
democratic speaker to address the c0inmlttee -
each OF its monthly meetings, the committee ad-
joQrnod.
The New York herald., 1869-03-09

For First Glass Printing of Every Desrrip-
cn 20 70 the Metropolitan job Printing Esa5ishnuni H
The New York herald., 1869-03-09

Crissadorcss Uurivalled Hair Dyc.-Sold and
applied a No. Astor House. Manufactory 65 Maiden
The New York herald., 1869-03-09

The Fraafnnt brestn Oh nC
asss,s the machlsss purifying properties Of soz0DoNN
Every lady Who has used procaims psrfees sUl
ao,. 4, deusa decay furs teeth ars essential 70 pvrs
hrrsh and both enjoyed By ali shs hsres
sbIc, wholesome and invaluable vegetable csmpound.
The New York herald., 1869-03-09

Cold-ine Will Cure YouE Cold.-rry II. setA
bv drugrists. RuSHTONS,
!. loAstor House. corner of Barclay stresA.
The New York herald., 1869-03-09

Circulars or Rvcry Descriptions and Notices
attend mcssnss printed IN the nestest possible msurer
other similar place In the city At he METROPOLITAN Ju8
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. W NassAu street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-09

Established In 1SOO.-Thc Ncfropolitan Job
Printing Eslabishment " Nassau street
The New York herald., 1869-03-09

A.-Hazard & CasweIps Cod Liver OH =
The New York herald., 1869-03-09

A Mid Touic-A Reliable Nutrient.
ENDORSED hy the most eminent phvsicinnA
HOPES MALT EXTRACT dmrortedl
Reduced price, ~ 80 per dozen. No. aS Murray ssrec,
The New York herald., 1869-03-09

BroIxay Brothers Crcas Clothing Empors-
UNI Gents and boys; wholesale and rtA opposite CoopSs
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-11-12

II PINE TREE TAR CORDIALn not only rest
the siok 20 tho bloom nf health, but II ~foTtiiies tho
tenn against subsequent attacks Of
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-11-12
speeiol uotitss.



Countless millions Of cubic feet Of malarious yapor
rock from the mois. earth every twenty four hours
during the mouth Of November. This evAporated
moisture is the active principle which bege 8 fever aud
aeue, bilious remittonts, indigestion, d~yssntery, bilious
collie, rheumatism, ana many other ailments which
prevail more generally in tho Fslithan Atother seasons,
and some OF which, in low, swampy regions and new
olearinas, tks the form OF virulent epidemios, The
best safeguard against these complains. a. evideuced
BY the experience Of q long settles Of years. ~
LETTERS STOM AOH BtrrHRS, the most pleasant
and az the same time tho most efficient Of all vegetable
tonios. The inauguration Of the system is manifesty
the best means Of defending Il against the causes OF
sickness, whether constitutional or casual Nature, as
svery paihologist knows. TO the most determined enefpt
Of disease, and the pnro1isms Of an acute malady arc in
most instances the consequences Of The Efforts she
makes 10 conquer the foe. The great object, therefore,
Of preventive treatment is 10 reinforce the system, aud
" Is accomplished thoroughly. rapidly and safely, by
the use Of HOSTETrFEs BtTTERss This power
ful tonic contains alec An ~aperient and corrective prn-
ciple. tie no less valuable as a regulator and purifier
than "a an invigorant, and there Is no danger Of excit.
ing tho brain OF o~vorstlmuating the circulation by
omulovinr 4 as an autidote.