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FOREIGN NEWS
ROME.

- s,,,r,,, M, INFAIIIBILITY DISTRIBUTED
,TS TFRMs-EMPHAT1C NOTE OF BARON
prrsT-REPLY OF ROME TO COUNT DARU-
FRENCH REPRESENTATION IN THE COUNCIL
pENIED--A CONTRADICTIONS
LONDON, Friday, March 1850 p. IN.
Tho ovor;ng edition of The Times gives the follow
iae from the Roman frontier;
On Monday schema on lnfallbihty was distributed
20 the members of the Council 1t asserts that the
Church possesses supreme and complete primacy,
and that the princpalty over the Universal Church
WAS iaeeived with plenitude of power from the
7 ord him elf by st. Peter. OF whom the Pontih is
the successor All questions of faith must be deter
mined under that power else the words of the Lord
10 Peter would be regarded This is proved by
results. In the Apostolic See, Catholic ana
Immaculate, the doctrine has always been
fully maintained; consequently we inculcate, with
the concurrence of the Council, and define as dogma
of faith that thanks Divine assistance the Roman
Pontif of whom it was said in the person Of Peter,
by Christ " / have prayed for ALL, cannot err Wheh
ecting as supreme teacher OF all Christians
The SCHEMA defines what the Church must hold in
faith and morals and that the prerogative of Papa
availability extends the matters to which
the infalhbility of the Church is applicable.
If any shall dare which God forbid, TO cOntrovert
the present definition let him know that he departs
from the true faith. 49,, ,..o
VIENNA Friday, March II, 1870
The Vienna journals claim that the note recently
forwarded to Rome by Baron Beust was most en-
phatic in tone and that the analyses OF II made re-
Gently by The london Times does il no justice.
ROME Thursday, March 10, via PARIS, March H. 1870
Tho reply of the Pontifcal Court TO the last dis
patch of Count Daru has been forwarded to Paris.
II contests in emphatic terms the demand of the
French Government to be represented in the Ucu-
mencal Council The Apostolic Nuncio to the French
Court is charged at the time TO give assurances
that the representative of France will be received
with al the consideration due that power
BERIIs. Friday, March II, 1870.
The NorM German Gazette says the claim made by
the Pope TO iufallblity only shows how liable he is
PARIS, Friday, March II, 1870.
The Journal Francois asserts that there is nothing
In the dispatches sent by Count Daru TO Rome to
create animosity between the French and Papal
Courts.
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THE FINDING BILL.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE following is a
copy Of the Funding bill as it passed the Senate this
evening:
SECTION That for the purpose OF funding the debt OF
the limited States and reducing the interest thereon the
Secretary Of the Treasury be and he hereby author
zed 10 issue the credit OF the United States coupon or
red bonds such denominations, not less than
dfy dOars no may think proper. TO an amount not
exceeding four hundred millions OF dollars redeemable
i'm coin at the pleasure OF the Government OF the United
States at any time after ten years ana payable III com
AZ forty years from date, and bearing interest at
the rate OF five per centum Per nnnim' payable
sem,.anuually In coin and the bonds thus nu'
fhorized may be disposed Of No the discretion OF the
secretary under such regulations as he shall prescribe
either nm the United States elsewhere at not less than
their mar value for coin or they may be exchanged for
auy the outstanding bonds, OF an equal hggegao par
aIuc heretofore ISSUED and known as the FlyeIwenty
bonds and for 10 other PURPOSE aud he proceeds OF s9
much thereof as may be disposed Oh Tor CON snail oe
naeed In The Treasury be used for the redemption OF
sueh per centu bonds at par as may not DO offered In
or 10 replace such amount oi com "a may nave
been used for that purpose. nh. -. ,.u.....
sEc q And be q further enacted That me secretary
of the Treasury be aud no hereby authoLea 70
sn La sTst VI the United ststeL COUPON Oh fsxieo
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SAN DOMINGO.

ADMIRAL PORTER AND GEN. BABCoCK BEFORE
THE SENATE COMMITTEE.
WASHINGTON, March ia special meeting OF the
Senate Foreign Relations Committee was held to-
day. for the purpose of giving Admiral Porter and
Gen. Babcock an opportunity to make statement
concerning the island Of San Domingo aud the I'M
portance of its immediate annexation to the United
States. Gen. Babcock was one of the ENJOYS who
negotiated the treaties, and he gave the Committe
full history of his connection with the affair. 1t ap-
pears that he made several trips to the island, and
had many conferences with Baez and other dignita-
ries Admiral Porter's knowledge of the island IS
regarded as important, he having once resided there
with view to look into its condition and write its
history The record Of his observations is file IN
the State Department.
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GENERAL TELEGRAPHrC NEWS.

49,. Ben Cody, negro, was hung at
WaynesborO, Burke County, Ga, for tho murder or
Adkins Lewis last Summer.
The house of Mr.. Stone, occupied by
Mandley Horton grocer, in Providence, was burned on
Thursday night. Loss, $1,000 Insured
IA Republican meeting in Baltimore, on
Thursday evening honor Of the Fifteenth Amendment
was addressed by Senator Thayer and others.
Yesterday afternoon q mail train on the
Erie Railroad. when Basket saon 80 miles west Of
Port Jerys thrown from the track by broken rail
Thomas Cation, the fireman, was instantly killed
The London experts are dissatisfied with
the practice OF the Oxford boat crew The opinion Is
general that Mr. HOublou not good stroke. Both the
Oxford aud Cambridge crews are prscticing regularly
Job Barnett, peddler. was murdered
Leayenworth. Kansas, ON Thnrsday. william nam
Dxou lately released from the Penitentiary has been
arrested Oh suspicion.
Col. Samuel II. Richards, late Revenue Col
ector for the Sixteenth District OF NewYork was yester
day pronounced uDatic by commission OF - cluzens
rem County
....On the Goth ult.. in Ashly County, Ark,
ho, n5 ea es ohnsS sr66o
from Texas Herring fed from the place, and short
and shot and Killed two Of the men. The murderer was
subsequently, lodged In jail
The motive which prompted the assassin
alton Of Col Jno Wilder Of Kansas CITY Is stated thus
daughter OF Judge stevens TO whom Wilder was engaged
10 be married. aud brother Of hers cowhded lIutehln
son The latter believed wilder 10 be tho OF biz
punishment and threatened to shoot hin, on sight.
The 50th anniversary of the Boston Mer-
camille Library Association was celebrated last evening
The programme embraced short addresses from John a
Lowell President OF the Associations Gov Clafin Mayor
shurtlen r. C. Winthrop. aud A. II. Rice; historical
sketch OF the Association by e. H. rockingham, ana
music by the Handel and Haydn Society," ana AueiIdo
Phillips.
80. The Kanarha Republicans account of the
jail delivery at Charleston W. Va on tho 2d inst aio,s
materially from tho account given In Marshal sSvh
letter 20 Gov Stevenson IL makes no mention oi inc
KuKux, and says: Cox and Whltlaw. the FORMER
known horse thlef and the latter as nJ on
both OF whom, IN jail awaiting trial. coh.uu on
Wednesday last that it was too long 10 walt pe.Me1n
term and term, and. In broad daylight gu,e.y ", o
their exit IL s that somebody turned lne nut
and we are disposed to dispute the shtenent TUG
article concludes with the suggestion that tne
ahoud 10 changed and HubstaDal lai pro'ioeu'
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FRANCE.

TIE POLITICAL PRISoNERs-CAUsE OF THEIR
TRANSFER FROM ST. PELAGIE-COMPLAlNT
OF LOUIS NOR TOUCHING THE BONAPARTE
CAsE-PROSECUTION FOR SURPRISING NEWS
PARIS, Friday, March H. 1870.
Day before yesterday the cells of the prison of St.
Pelage we're carefully searched by the authorities.
This is the prison where those are confined who were
accused of a conspiracy against the nation and the
hfe of the Emperor One of the results of this search
IS the transfer Of "a prisoners TO the Mazas Prison
In the Corps Legslatif today, NJ. Olivier ex-
paned that the transfer had taken place because the
smallpox had made its appearance in the prison of
St. Pelagie.
Messrs Henri ROchefort, Groussct, and Mourat are
still detained in the Prison of ST. Pelagie, and are
not allowed to see any visitors.
The magistrates to-day sentenced fourteen more
persons to terms of Imprisonment for participation
IN the disorders at Belleville last month
NJ Louis Noir, a brother Of Victor Noir, who was
killed by Prince Pierre Napoleon BOnaparte, pub
fishes an interesting communication i'll the morning
journals OF this city to-day. He complains that he
has not been permitted to know anything of the
cusation against the Prince that neither he any
Of his friends have been cited to appear as witnesses
in the case and that the prosecution seems to be d.
rected against his dead brother, and not against the
Prince.
The Government has commenced a prosecution
against the GaulOis newspaper for publishing that
part only of the act of accusation against Prince Bo-
Iaparte which appeared in the London journals.
The chief editor of the Journal du FQubOurg has
been sentenced to eight months Imprisonment and
Imprisonment with fine of 1000 france for offoneG
A.
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OF OIL DESTROYED.

OF OIL DESTROYED.
On. CITY, March ia fire broke ont in this
Mace az lOi5 this morning, which threatened at
time TO destroy the greater part of the city, but which
was finally subdued ut o'clock p. NJ The fire broke
out at John MuDdhalls landing, among the narrow
gauge oIank ears. probably from sparks from pass
ing locomotive Six cars, with their wooden tanks were
consumed. two three OF the cara being full OF OIL
The burning some OF them within thirty feet
of a huge 20O0Obarrel tank in which there were over
barrels Of OIL This tank became hot during the
fire that gas issued from the top, and, ignitiDg,
produced large sheet OF fame. surrounding
the fire. also, iron tanks. holding more or less oil
The platforms and pipes were torn away, and disas
trous cOnfagration prevented by extraordinary eNer
tons the part OF the hremen and czens The cars
were totally destroyed but beyond this the loss is slight
The people were thrown into fearful state OF excite
ment by the first alarm Two years the whole section
OF the city Mundhas station was swept away by
an oil fire. and families for great distance around
moved ont their furniture this morning by Ia O'clock
however, the danger had passed.
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PERRY FULLER AND OTHERS INDICTED FOR
CONSPIRACY TO DEFRAUD THE GOVERNMENT.

NEW ORLEANS, March 1.-THE Grand jury
OF the United States Circn Court found o indictments
against each of the following persons: Waddy Thomp
son. merchant Isaac Wood. proprietor OF bonded ware
house; Perry Fuller. exCollcctor OF Customs; w {.
Gray special Deputy Collector; f. A. De Wolf Dep
uty Collector; and W. A. West special Treasury Agent
Eight indictments for consplring to defraud the
Government, and eight for removing merchandise from
Bonded Warehouse No O. Glass 3, Of which Isaac Wood
was the nominal proprietor It charged these frauds
were perperaed during Perry Fullers administration
AT the Ncw-Orenns Custom House.
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competition of the News Companies, which was the
fruit of low tolls. He said four news reports were
now transmitted where one had hitherto been cent.
while the general news was more volumsaous than
over; and declared that the only remedy was in q
combination Of the newspapers.
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ASSEMBLY.
The bin authorizing the Commissioners OF
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TIE PRESIDENT THREATENED BY A LUNATIC-
TIE YERGER CASE-NOMINATI0NS.
lGEHRRAL PRESS DISPATCHl

Cassidy yesterday threatened President Grant
with assassination. using abusive language, while the
latter was walking Pennsyvana-ave. with his SOD,
and to-day he pronounced insane by the Police Bur
lcon and sent to the Government Insane Asylum. Tho
man had repeatedly been refused admittance 10 the
Executive Mansion account Of his singular conduct
In the Supreme Court, today Mr.. Phillips stated that
the counsel for Yerger, who convicted by Military
Commission of the killing Of Col Crane and sentenced
having received authentic information that the military
authorities had turned the prisoner TO the civil
authorities OF the State Of Mississippi the object Of the
petition fulfilled aud therefore he moved that II DO
dismissed -.
The following nominations sent to the Senate this
afternoon .
Tbom, D. hamilton Of Mississippi Uted States Consul st Rio
GTsnde, Brazil
John L. Sevens of Maine Minister Resident at uTagus
Charles Stout .. Internal Revenue for Idaho.
G,rbatdt Sebwdsburg Postmaster at Nevada CITY, Gals
The New York herald., 1870-02-27

AESK ROOM TO LET-IN THE HANDSOME AND
~ convenient office No. Murray street, Broad.
ways ground noor, with OF lreproof vault Apply
ABOVE.
The New York herald., 1870-02-27

~STEAM POWER TO LET--IN ONE OF THE BEST
- factory buildings in this city, fOx3. Inquire Mt
elS West Twentsxh street, between Seventh and Eighth
The New York herald., 1870-02-27

rVEN HORSE ENGINE AND BOILER, NEARLY NEW;
L can he seen running Engines nul 80 .ers, Ill siress
Lathes wood aad ron Plane and Pumps at wlLiARD's,
~ Dey street
The New York herald., 1870-02-27

OFFICES TO LET-AT ~ AND 10 BROADWAY, ON
~ first toor with good Light; also large Basement rent
low. Apply
The New York herald., 1870-02-27

MtHiNERY FOR sALE.-ONE as HORSE ENGINE
Ifl two steam Boilers, Steam Pump The same Az in
sei @ ee woing oraer and now nse upon the premises
~ y ANA ~ 6ternn street. also larc rpnrs
ShaftnLs Pueys, Han gers Brlnas Jhe entire
WI be sold, separately together, al baisain. Apply
II. J. HOW ARD, "a Greene street.
The New York herald., 1870-02-27

ITO LET-MAY I, BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH AVE-
nues elegant three story brown stone Houe % FiftyGrs
only from T. ROSS Clifford House. 242 Broadway from
TO 1O and TO o'clock.
The New York herald., 1870-02-27

N,O LET-THE BUILDING CORNER or BEEKMAN
street Park and Theatre alley, being 81 feet Park
and 80 on Theatre alley. Apply to HERBEkT b. TUk
hnssa str
The New York herald., 1870-02-27

TcACKING HOUSE TO LET-50 BY 100, 553 AND 5s5
Eleventh and Fixtures for SALE would do for
manufacturing purposes. Address JAMES IL. FLENEY 1877
East Fifty third
The New York herald., 1870-02-27

MACHINE SHOP TO LET AND ELEGANT STOCK OF
l Tools for sale bargan shop ground 1oor 10
by 50 feet located ~ State street. Brooklyn. Apply JOHN
NOBLE, 3i6 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1870-02-27

yTIasT LOFT TO LEr-IN FIRST CLASS MARBLE
A. front building John street between William and
Gold streets Inquire of WM. DICKINSON, 70 John street.
The New York herald., 1870-02-27

tNToRE TO LEASE-FOR JEWELRY, STATIONERY,
y hair very best location; cheap rent Address FIVE
YEARS, station q.
The New York herald., 1870-02-27

rI,O LET-A TWO STORY AND BASEMENT HIGH
stoop House In Tooth street. between boulevard and
ra Park Apply 10 b. X. MURPHY, Seventh avenue
and Twenty cighth street
The New York herald., 1870-02-27

7 OTIS 10 KENr-WITH STEAM POWER AND PLENTY
of light; steam night and day; each floor WEI supplied
with water. Apply TO J. I. PRESTON, q Rose street.
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How TO BUILD cHEAr.-Every orc
VINO mas any expcrienceIln building
Fnows TO his sorrow that tho ihons.
and and ono little items ihtlutiihe q Is
tile one word fn'shtnJ, make fully hnlf
the cost of: n house; and Tint ilEadyis.
ed ca H,cendituro in this direction: often
runs the bill Ia. n- above tho estimate.
To aeoid such trouble,anar ,,,iisappoint-
ment, buy Your blinds, doors, easfros.,
mouldings direct from tho manufactu.
rer, r. z. Toale, Charleston, S. C.,
SEQ advertisements: (: lm.,l,
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CONSIGNEEs.

Tho following inan,cd persons have
freight in the Dcpot;. -,.a-
Mrs @. Fawn, Miss Sarah E. sWier,
Mrs Ellen L. Parker, Col Cothran, Ba-
ker & olinkscales, Moseley & Whito
Jay & Bradley, " p Mars & Co, w
V Clinkscalcs, II T Tustin, Il + Bow
'ic, J A Norwood, J. NJ Gilbert, VIM
Wilson, J Knos, J Crews, " ii Par
ker, L L Gufna, ,..'...' 49, ~. G*.. r.>'
!. EAPREss.-Wm Hill, I. II Russell,
B c Crawford, D, Ravehel, (care Rev
W 2 DnBose,) Alice ,Baslsin, John En-:
right, DIN ltodgors & Co, Mrs C Fawn
State Tax Collcctyr, " A T Oliver.
d. r. SONDLEY,
Agent.
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Meeting Of stockhoiasfs Il tho
Grsenvills and Columbia Rail.
road C0mpany.

The stockholders smets at the hall joI
the Nicltcrson Hol,sos at 10 o'clock,
Hon. D. II. Chamberlain was called
TO the chair, anda: 9 Y. Darlington, ap'
pointed Sccretary. ~
"A committea was appointed, = oh
proxies and stock representation
The committee reported nearly 60.
! 900 shares ;fspresehted. dE5EsTn .SG.
President Hathfnett rcad the fcport
of the President and Directofs-sub b!
mittcd with tic General Superintcn.
dents report and tho ,1saal7 tables as
the annual report, which was. Efeeeiv.
cd aud Sas adopted.
An amen99i;ss en- torhc bylaws waa
adopted by which the v.1ce or VICE
President was created. . g.; i.->.-
Some changes wcse made in the. by
laws.
Section II of "An act to regulate
the rights and powers of railroad
companies" passed February ID, 1870
was adopted, and the Board empower
cd'to consolidate with other railroad
compenics, and TO do other acts pro.
vidrd for. in SAID act Of the Legisla.
turc. -
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing Year: = =
Presiaent-F Frederick Bush.
Vice-President-J. J. Patterson. ~,
Directors-John J. Patterson, J.TW.
Harrison, Niles G. Parker, james l..
Orr, Timothy Hurley, d. NJ. Porter,
Joseph Crews, II. II. 'Kimpton, James
NJ, Allen, A. ]. :Ransier, Geo. w. Wa.
tcrman and f. Il. Cardozo. '@:..
A complimentary resolution of
thanks was passed to President Ham.
nett, tho Board Of Directors, and
Mr.. Meredith, General Superinten.
dent.
A free ticket was voted to Mr.. II.
P. Hammctt, and family for life on
the road. - - -
Resolutions Of thanks to Hon. D.
Fl. Chamberlain, Chairman, for the
efficient and able manner in which lie
discharged his duties, and to WA.
Wright, Esq, for tho use of tho hall,
werc adopted.
Mr.. Bush, the President is, says the.
Phe"ir, a gentleman of mcans-a
New York banker. and it is his inten-
ton to go to work as rapidly as pos
Sible, and put tho road ID complete
order, so as to rank 1T ,astfirst class.
He is thoroughly au .toit in railroad
matters, and will be ably assisted by
Vice-Presidcnt Patterson.
At meeting of the Board of Di-
rectors, tho following officers were
elected: G. V. Carrington, secrcta-
ry; Reuben Tomlibson; treasurer; D.
H. Chamberlain, SOLICITOR; John Fl.
Moore, general superintendent. The
Ph9niz says that Superintendent
Moore was formerly Connected :! With
tho New York Central Railroad, and
IS said to thoroughly understand his
business. Secretary Darlington, and
efficient officer, who has boon with
the company since its inception has
been retained. The President, +.
Crews and Waterman were elected
Committee. Mr.. j.. O..
Meredith, was. elected Superintendent
w ork shops
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> ,sHAKIsa AND BupNINa-.It iApot necsssarv
tn journey from 'he, tropies to Alaska IN ord.y,
to experience and extremes of heat and cola
Thousands undergo ali The inconvenieaoss 81
this thermomttrital change every day, or eve.
~ other day, as the case may be-, without The
trouble Of moving over the threshold, A
word with those involuntary shakers What
are they doing 20 expedite their return 10 a
medium ten6nefatnte f-ioibreak tEA ehilis and
nth qains aS.s'as es. 8: ssavS'
nes. of their bones and impsiriug the vicor of
their kreisls aHa ,nssvous syitm D 7;oms lof
them Afev 10 dmbtsbnt MOI The raaInriLv of
th-na. it is believed. Tbs value Of Hos.rttrr's
stomach RitteH ca q hesmless and acrrtajp, ,spe.
sis s1ssis'sd sss ssss;<s ss
Termitttents prevail The re,idenis of aucb
localities bfafn 70 tARpTit kasly 10 the Spripp
d PROTECTION against msams BY which theY
ere sufsoupd4ed;; a9t tAIle( them sperteps, for n
so%e oe oeaSi oesssesSS s ssos is she pssi@t Of
. II thsreis any fixed fact in thernneu,ic.. T.
d this; iat rs DiEtais q. far bs,tsrS ssfs. a.
guard against all the varieties Of periodic mai.
9dies produced by unwhol. some e1haiations,
lthan' any drosor compound IN the matetia
pa wi.6 tSscs ii H. lissFS s.ssf5 as =
beng an Important truth and one that i,enrlv
ceaSerns the health sfsiarge set.leme ntsin vas
I19ps Psyts sef shsaStry. and igdesd sd'ot"the
public 6sxfGes it'd idade frarlentf. >: Roora
% e smplexea uninpsashable testimony, i.
| S.Te, brs.f up chiipIsaas;fs;,: a. s.,rs. 70
pr.ysat them, thsfs e nothisx' as &rSiisSis a. a.
:. W 8, isaf GslhT . Z Is 3 4 Gs n:
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SsSI AZ & IEick.lRs %7YF

Every sebbath sShoofin ,hs stats
II particularly tsaao.tsd 10 ssnd dole.
gates to the approac6lns Convention
In Charleston on tho ist6, 18th and
18th of yMayJ ng, sifdtxis2 not cqpss,
"iens u ssad Aelesa.ss 10. at lshsatI,
send sfspers eoptalp,ns shs nuu,bss
Of supcrintendonts, Teachers, md
Scholars in each, aad every sstool.
The subscriber expects 10 attend
that Convention, aud"wflf take -plcas.
uro In carrying -reports from any
School notrepresegted 7by delegates
Please hand them IN by the, sth { Of
May. (st) ISAAC BRANCH. p
y sM[E
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Markets.

(. AnnEvILLh May 6%--Cotton7 30
New YoRK, May 4-Cottoinr dull
and dropping, 22s@23l. Gold l4a.
2 P. M.-Cotton dull-uplands 22a.
Gold 14s. go -..... .......
CHARLESTON, May 4.-Cotton stea-
dy-middling p.
LIVERPOOL. May f. Noon.-Cot-
ton quiet-uplands 1O5. ,.... a.,, ..
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least Two fsct BY sisht or @n sinehes
thick, were i'ehted, the cotstant Tab.
dentty or sxhtch waA 10 efesS Sus tho
walls nnd lessen tho sapport. For
many years The floor has, been con.
cAveto afQ extent that was elarmltiis,
but familiarity fiad;S Gs' dsdsl,, tsniov.
cd tho doubts of It's safety = =