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New-York tribune., 1871-07-26

porer. Of the day. Science Is always rue philosophy
Ia frequently false Philology science, is the un
rolling OF the great volume OF the past phnol0gy as
philosophy may artists inspiration ana paint the
1gnree VI the future.
The old theory that language as perfect thing was
given by God to has none TO contend ior u IN the
present stage OF pathological study. Man mas wroughe
out language according to his wants Just as ne mas de
veloped the Thousand nicetes Of mechanical nventon
he has wrought not arbitrarily, but according 10 ts
htness OF things. and under the guidance % Oh
DISCRIMINATING perception and controung reason'
Music Is supplement TO language and expresses emo
tions that language alters before Even gesture pan
the subtle power Of thought Our conclusion from all
this Is that man. In his development have clearer
expression for his mind; hober language than any
found to-day The new language to which our specula
tlon looks must contain the principles as our
present.
We have in pathological society room for large vsr
ETY. OF aborers. Every separate language an Qrebed
which can be worked Independently and yet can be bes
worked IN conjunction with several others, The re-
ciples Co. the gathering OF all Varieties by competition
with one common nucleusj the careful mappnSout Of
the varied eorescence ohuman speech the grasp OF the
whole science as un-this certainly Is the raPdest
phase of the science itself On the other hand, the
pathological society needs It's classifers and
arrangers OF results; its thinkers over scea-
and destiny OF language and its examiners into the con.
necons Of pathological discoveries with psychological
and chronological problems. The photographer, ne
grammaran, and the poet are all philoogsts ana 70
them the Pathological Association opens its doors and
bids them recognize their common brotherhood
OF this Association Dr. Crosby saidi IL does not Pre-.
tend be authoritative academy, nor IL society
for mutual admiration IL is simply guild where stu
dents of like and aims best cooperate for the
science The learned of the world have right to expect
earnest work from us in this important field.
Among other important hints DR.. Crosby suggested
system Of local associations throughout the country 10
carry forward the main society into more extended
province Of investigation.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
CUBA.
MORE xECUTIoNs-sURRENDER OF PROMINENT
CUBANS.

YORE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF PROMINENT
CUBANS.
HAVANA, July 25.-Alvarez and hernandez,
the Cuban emssaries from Cespedes, who were recently
,anured we're executed Matanzas yesterday. Capt.
sreya and Felix Ross accused OF completely with the
conspiracy formed in Santiago de Cuba, have been hber
ated.
Severe measures have been taken by the authorities OF
santago de Cuba against vagrans several parents haV
ing been fined for allowing their sons to lead an
IDLE life. Carlos LOret Mola, Minister OF
The Treasury of the Cuban Government quarter
master Aquiero, ErnestO LOaces Jose Guerra, Manuel
Queada and several members of the Betancourt family
have surrendered to the spanards at Puerto Principe
The insurgen Col Hail. who surrendered al Manzanilo,
10 Cuban and not American, as has been reported
Felipe Augus,o Bayes companion of the late Cayado
captured recently at CayO Cruz brought to Puerto
Principe and executed. Col. Bosadella of the Cuban
army, has been killed.
There is much anxiety manifested by the people and
the Government employees to know the result OF the min
kteria crisis in Spain.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
IMMIGRATION STATISTICS.

WASHINGTON, July 25.-From the official re-
turns made to the Bureau OF Statistics appears that
during the quarter ended June S0 1871 there arrived at
the port OF Boston from foreign countries ie passen-
gers of whom loa49 were immigrants, 6o32 males. spd
Il0 females whose ages follows: Under 10 years
OF age 1897 Is and under 40, 1900 40 aud over, l0o
The ppncpa nationaties OF the immigrants were Ire
land 5I3E England 2056; Nova Scotia l20i; Germany,
COX Scotland $685. Azores 24q; Sweden, l90 Prince Ed
wards Island 1885, Italy, 6S; Newfoundland 49, Wales.
36: Denmark 49, Holland, %; Norway, l9; NewBruns-
wck l9 The value TO this country OF this accession TO
our population may be approximately estimated by an
examination their occupation, which as follows
er chemist cyil engineer DYER hackman iron founder,
marble worker, nurse, optican, physician, plumber,
salesman, miller, secretary, shp-broker, teIe-
graph operator, tnsmith, one each; bakers,
BARRIERS, brick-makers, carria ge-makers, clergy
men, gardeners harnessInakers, planters, PRINT
ers sadders, stevedqres. tanners two each coopers
plasterers, stonecutters, taiors teamsters watch
makers three each drapeI engineers, lawyers teach
trowelers four each mschnists master mariners
officers students, five each; masons, traders SIX eacn
sisters OF mercy, housekeepers, eight black
Smiths nine clerks painters, ten each carpenters. l0s
farmers 230 fishermen. 43 joiDers, is laborers sol;
matrOns 39s mechanics, f16; merchants ~ miners,
IA; seanen, l46 seaDsresses servants, "a sooe-
makers without occupation and not specihed, mostly
women aud children, 4,l62 . ,.,..A...
Official returns San Francisco show that there
ed there during the quarter ending JUNG 30 lsI
$500 Immigrants Of whom there were from sns'as anu
MANY, 81; Mexico, China. 2,o6e or the totSi ,lu
China 2e females the males were al ispos ..s
There arrived nom Japan. during the quarter % '
not immigrants,
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
FOREIGN NOTES.

The Registrar G eneral of England states
the population Of the United Kingdom decreasing
al the rate Of Il73 day. But emigration taxes away
lGs OF the number leaving 7oS day To SVEN he popua'
tiOn at home.
1t is said in Paris, both by Legitimists and
Orleanists that the proclamation OF the Count de Cham
Dord has ruined by far the best chance the
party had since eI6 ana that tho hopes OF ,he euer
branch he se at rest for several years l" come
The R0inische Zeitung says that negotiations
pending with the German PosvOihee Department
reduction OF the single rate OF postage on letters
from Germany 10 America. via Belgium ana Engiahu,
ten 10 cents tnus making the af over tnat
route which is much shorter the same as via Bremen OF
Hamburg
The Leeds Mercury of the 11th inst, reporting
yyes prospects In the north OF England SAYS thA'
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
GRIMES AND CAsuALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.


Frederick Wilson, colored. was shot and killed
rested ,x
Ramon AmadOr, homurdered Henry hiscock,
l1ief California let possession Of hhe ME- bs Deen
sentenced 70 te tane'a =, AZ,
Frederick Seymour second officer of the New
Yert steamer W overheard ard v" droWno on De 'n
cf Frying Pan shosh on :,
Jobn Ldstone, q carpenter, age 30 native OF
Pdva!dt Island, fell iem hAeihs I" "-N '"'s'''
DAY and % instantly tlei
A violent hail-storm passed over portion Oh
Pin, Couuy Missou week ago, completely osuoJhs Tue
con nd tobacco 10 iis Tsih'
Patrick. alias John Collins died IN Baltimore
on Mopdy the Effects Of blow en s .ss he e % h, g.d
Al Liverpool Nova ScOtia, a constable named
I'M, ,rA.ssoyiBg 10 house Of ahmr was sno'
tee by tae captain Ausesn tsng schooner r~ef h0 ca
peoted 10 1--we - -. -. A..
A team attached TO a stage ran away at the
Lons B.reh asP1 s. down and run He ed from
ht injuries two houf s'sf' -.
Joseph X. Turner, member OF the Bar from
tusyil eosycted gsg pension prItr at ssWoo "a
bJ Jndge MeCsBdess Of Enf Ptsn 70 pay sppe " F' anu ~ "
yerp imprisonment 10 TIE western reh'es"'''' =,
Edward salsman of Hawley, Penn, brake
~ p, ssilrss xhe reppug 10 another At NM
dee1r n yrsrisy fell the track ard vas instantly .sa,
ears passing him He vas iasep ." no" ''''' ~
quest xss beld ,.,,
BENJAMIN Alleott an Englisbman, aud Alfred
Rgna SSh C,b,cau have arrested Boston % The oeDn
OF e Domnon Bant ~ Toronto tie tth yabe h nAa
onenbf several o. tie stolen bonds for SAVE ,nl 70 M
fond large Quantities Of tGIflar' ools bo'o ne p'' '"
otSelopnsliL =,
Thomas Kents was committed 10 jail at Homes
d. Penn y,stss, thAl eIIse OF beng ous o o'
runAns wo on Jely asc,sd ard Isyisitd hs she ~
ewPhysl by David por@ss Of Tys, ', fore au..ns
The gIl about TIE woods iof N''- va" 'N
a 4 oaIsge "a fl the Of btJ ~fohsA
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
D.fRING ROBBERIES.
AN EXPRESS CAR ROBBED OF TWENTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS

AN EXPRESS CAR ROBBED OF TWENTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS.
ST. LOUIS, July 25.-A daring express rob-
berry was committed the Mobile and Ohio Railroad in
Hickman County, KY. last Saturday night Three men
got on the train at Union City, and at Moscow when
the train stopped Of the robbers got off, and con-
federate remained the platform As the train moved
out from the depot the two jumped into the express car
overpowered the messenger robbed the safe Of $4,000
stopped train by sgnazng the engineer and jumped
OF and disappeared in the darkness Twenty-Five cit
zens Moscow turned out to hunt for the robbers but
they have not yet been found
AN EXPRESS WAGON ROBBED IN ST. LOUIS AT
MIDDAY.
ST. LOUIS, July 25.-AbOut noon to-day one
Of the delivery wagons of the United States Express
Company charge Of driver and messenger, stopped
at the mouth Of alley, between Fourth and Ffthsts
to deliver package addressed person in tho alley
The messenger left the wagon in charge Of the driver
and, while absent, two men jumped into the wagon,
gagged the driver and drove Off After taking several
packages from the SAFE they threw the driver backward
the wagon and escaped. policeman captured the
wa gon and driver and boy stated at the police
station that they two men jump out OF the wagon
with packages and that the driver told them he had
been robbed They offered to remove the gag, but the
driver would let them. The taken is $500
money and in railroad bonds, directed TO the
Kansas Pacific Railroad Company. The robbers left a
number OF small packages untouched containing nearly
o. 900 In gold.
LArER-Further developments to-day in relation to
the express robbery lead the suspicion that it
"put up job and that the driver and perhaps the
senger, were implicated.
When the driver taken TO the police station, his
eyes showed signs Of having had pepper snuff
thrown into them he had claimed had been DONE th9
gag in his mouth too loose that he easily pushed
it out with his tongue his hands had not been bound.
pistol was in the wagon and no attempt was made
to it, neither did the driver attempt to attract atten
ton while the thieves were rifng the safe Both
arei In
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Reports from Northern Ohio state that there
~, ,ight fross Sunday and AondAy mornings
Tbe supreme Court Of Georgia, IN the Macon
and has decided favor o the lessee
The street car companies Of San Francisco have
reduced passenger fare on e 10 cents oWns 70 me abolition OF
tbe Revenue ttI.
The New-Orleans City Council removed from
ens Recorder Second District and Recorder DuaoDd Of the
Tnh Dsrct Notice scEs TO Gsv Wmoth Of the vaeaBces
created.
IA Quot Association from Worcester, Mass.
persons yesterday and embarked
the p Of II days the Of Maine
and British Provinces
.St. Johns Episcopal Church was consecrated
t Cape Msy j. Sunday. by Bishop 0denheme The Rev
Leighton Coleman preached the seunoa Over 900 WAS subscribed 10
pay o6 the debt Of the church.
The Executive Council OF Boston have yotea 10
ma, an enabling Boston Hartford and
Ehe Railroad obtain possession Of the ros THIS IN seegnh
oaihs since BY Of The prnepa bone
the above snoan eo cent on TIE onus o. tne
held BY the STATE The Other hsa. aes eopoouhs hs pro
sls in
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THE NEW DOMINION.

TIE WASHINGTON TREATY PUT IN FORCE Al
PRINCE EDWARDS ISLAND-THE LEGISLA-
TURE IGNORED.
HALIFAX, n. S., July 25.-The members OF
the Prince Edwards Island legislative Council and House
Of Assembly who are opposed to the Government have
meInoralized the Lieutenant Governor asking extra
session TO be called 10 consider the Washington Treaty.
The Islander a Government organ semi-OfRcally says
that the request will not be acceded and in regard TO
The Treaty which is viewed with favor there, the
export To the United Estates being fish and paper, The
Lander says the Island Government, by the advice Of
the Government Of Great Britain and Canada has taken
measures TO have the provisions Of the Treaty put in
operation a without waiting for the formal ap
pOya Of the Legislature.
tIR JOHN MACDONALD NOT GOING TO ENGLAND.
OTTAWA, July 25.-THe Times, Government
paper states authority that neither Sir John A. Mae
donald any member Of the Cabinet have any idea Of
ton Treaty.
1t is ruored that Sir George Cartier is about to re-
tre from the Ministry and receive Imperial appoint
menL jhc lHOn Mr.. Langcvin, II is said, will succeed
him as leader Of the Lower Canada party Sir Francis
neks also reTes 90 take the position of President OF
NE metropolitan Bank He will he succeeded as Minis
et OF Finance ny the Hon. Mr.. Tiley
Inc Hon. NJ. G. Cameron sworn in last night AS
the Crown Commissioner Of Lands for Ontario and the
Registrar
fhE MONTREAL CUBAN EXPEDITION THE VOL
UNTEER OFFICERS DENY ALL KNOWLEDGE
or 1T.
MONTREAL, July 25. - The members of the
volunteer corps complain that the New-York papers
nave published their names having joined the Cuban
expedition. They say there is not the slightest tub in
seaehenl IL Is stated that returned Red River
,vuhteefs have concluded ioin for $500 bountV lint
=" '"eSe raln0fs are considered doubtful.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
FRANCE.

TILES FAvRE's RESIGNATION REFUSED BY
NJ. THIERs--PROBABLE UNION OF THE MODER-
ATE REPUBLICANS AND RADICALS.
PARIS Tuesday, July 25 1871.
President Theirs has refused to accept the
proered resignation Of NJ Jules Favre Minister Of
Foreign Affairs
The Moderate Republicans in the Assembly are nego-
tating for a union with the Radical Left.
The Committee OF the Assembly upon the Budget pro-
poses TO raise fresh duties the of coo 100000
francs tits expected that the regular sittngs OF the
Paris Courts will recOmmence on Monday next. The
assembling Of the cOurtsmaral is positively announced
for July 81.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
RENEWAL OF THE MINING TROUBLES in CALI
FORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 25.-The Miners Leasue
has begun a reign Of terror in Amadol .oan
xanss a men wearing inasks we're prownns A.ou.
night searching for the officers OF tne 's =,
and force of men not belonging to the
A%auo ~" now besleged; but they are determined to
eso o., 80 ,ns utmost f. T. Hatch, the bookkeeper Of
NV" o"s nine was asssssnated by the Leaguers, but
the Amador I'LL. ha .ncceeded In shooting one McMenonly
before ne ie Ieagers The extent OF the trouble is
saaer o. as communication with the Operators /. aim
Sf % ihs be TO Se be- 81 s
the L,at. frop ,fim.rs nsinfs fiu ms .lstsls
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registrar.
The MONTRI
ENTEEP
BRAZIL.
fellow FEVER

iILLow FEVER AT PARA-GREAT MORTALITY
AMONG FOREIGNERS.
a private letter received by the last steamer
nys '"' =
Tne yellow fever has assumed a very ,oa,iono, ,,
r. T,N Nearly every stranger IN this cty has died
dsv ,h, consul died few days ago, and hear to-
Ss1fos and LObos, and all the other Brozilian
feysr csing nearly all of their patients with'yeliow
ana az suagers are liable to take the fever In Para
,caIV every Portuguese who eluigrated 10 Parl
'.'u'n the past six or eight months has died
,', SHIPS which lately arrived from Para lave
gI'rshuned in the lower bay but the last sesme,
mo was permitted 20 reach her dock. though she
had touched at Para 'A' '"O"sN S"'
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
VOL. XXXI....No 9,455.
FOREIGN NEWS.
TERRIBLE CALAMITY.

oxr or THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS NhAN1i 100
oNh orrn " Ry AN EARTHQUAKE-oNER TWO
urNpREp LIVES LOST.
LONDON. Tuesday, July 2S, ISL
MI c.,,dord Of to-day publishes the detailS
..,o. q, terrible earthquake shocks Whleh recently
ana q, the Philippine Islands. More than 2VO
,,,ca many Of them being swallowed up
- ,no Garth sixty dead bodies had Oeeh ro'o''''u'
-. ot tbe inhabitants have fed from 'De isi""O'
which has been utterly dePopnia'eu'
,,,.,,.,,n. Islands which have just been vlslteu
,isastrous earthquake, are over l'2V III nuiiV''
"a are situated in north latitude 70 SV-lS ~ "'
,,To 14126o a. They lie to the north OF Bor'
coIhes and eompose widely extended archl'
.o IN the great Malaysian system. The entire group
q nnosed 10 be parts Of submerged continent ana
,oleanc origin Scattered throughout the lsahus ait
snv volcanoes some Of which are always active Ihes'
n are the occasion OF great devastation the uesruo
i've eruptiops being accompanied by earthquakes nuu
torrents anh other terrible phenomena Inc Oi'9 VI
Manila situated on Luzon the largest Of the Islands, "a
visited by great earthquake in 1852, when ei scoe!
building uniajpred and in 1868 another snake very
pearly destroyed the same city. In 1861 an
frustrated every house in the province OF Zamboango
In the Island et MindanaO, one Vi '.o = ,,-...,u
the group and caused several small ISLANDS 70
Tornadoes hurricanes and of wind and rain ire
ouently deyas.ate the coasts.
The islands belong TO Spain, though about one
fourth OF the population retain their independence ana
Che government Of native princes. The population OF
The group is estimated at 100000 but of many OF the
sser Islands almost nothing known. The Philippines,
though afflicted with these great convusions OF nature,
have delightful climate, soil Of wonderful fertility,
and are rich in such products coffee god sugar hemp
,obaeco rice, dyewoods and hides.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
DISCOVERY OF A NEW PLANET.

UuCA. July 25.-Prof G. II. I. Peters of the
chfeld Observatory Hamilton College announces the
discovery of small planet the Hath in the group OF
asteroids at o'clock this morning. II was observed Id
2l hours minutes right deelenson ana III degrees IL
minutes south decension having moved III ~ nours 40
seconds in the former coordinate and four minutes and
% seconds towards the south Its magnitude is esti-
p,a te1 between II and IS.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
foREiGN NAIL EXTRACTS.
"' 'AiDhESBE on THE CAUSES OF THE FRENCH
DEFEAT

h%s Sen; r@oherbe, who has just been elected
que National Assembly in three Sioeren,
noi'neu pamphlet on the causes Of our defeat
".@ =. which the following is an extract:
toas AZ % su OF the Army of the North that it's opera
be LoDed fo, more useful results. What was
amy 3ns.S e independent OF Marshal Balaine and his
he'd ost nm % Of eapt1atng October 2s might nave
e Ir,a Charles under ITS walls and enabJine
then II IL sne Loire 70 follow up its first success And
are Of ths Oi Paris, utilizing the well known cour-
'N ''iehs'b wac ALWAYS less considerable than
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SPAIN.

TIE MINISTERIAL DIFFICULTIES NOT OVER YET.
LONDON, Tuesday, July 25 1871.
The dispatches from Madrid, in relation to
Ae recent Ministerial crisis, have been somewhat COM
fused for appears that the members Of the Cabi
net formed by Marshal serrano have taken the oath Of
Office The Minister of War acts Minister of state al
Interim. Many of the Spanish officials have rendered
their resignations.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
mFrLIER VERSUS BRADsTREETs COMMERCIAL


ST. LOUIS. July 25-Judge Lindley OF the
Circuit Court in the Of Melier versus Bradstreets
Commercial Agency decided to-day not TO dissolve the
Injunction asked by the defendant on the ground tha
the plaintiff has no adequate remedy in suit for dam
age defendant being in solvent, aud hs principal non
resident Of the State
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26

Wv srRoYED BY An EARTHQUAKE-oNhH 1"0
~-Dprn LIVES LOST.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26

mPntative throughout. A Drish "op"oo ioh0"o", III
which the sentiment Of the majority sustained the is
being done" form. Indeed, no one mace dreet appeal
for the s building syle to explain ITS probable
a.,,,, and rsage Professors Kendrick and Hsdemann
hnnht that fhe people were responsible tor IL, and
boars had only to adopt reject as II appeared SER
viceaDe. ,. .nnppsa
Tho svsnng session was opened by DIR. Crosbys Pres
DENTAL address OF which the following Is brief abstract
;o,ea a. ooe but man In his culture Of science s
not aways equally Impressed Win TINS unity lie may
work I'm some fields which appear as,ant rom me com
o har, and nucleus of the varied sphere. He IL In
Connection with every portion OF tne eAtende9
circumference The WORDS mn ,ha coin ~ ,,se tbroneb
nt tSe Whole realm OF investigation, and each depart
of tbe realm brings its treasures TO his feet lie
knows no parties IN os reed and school n each
brings lis grst his MILL and not 9h does ne feceiVe
from ALL but he pesows upon POM a for all snch in bief s
H. nos,tion character, and value OF Phiology as
scenee and from these come itA powerful Claims upon
the ,ha law In the Cratyus OF Plato not
nnreciafed by his generation ana iaer generations
only the baIdoss 90 ., crae the science dmy
.msha1awed by plato. The old schoolmens theory Of
ienensse WAS exploded by LebnitI IN the beginning oi
the last century ana AZ ' the father of phIlo-
heyond the direct scientific exanna,on oI
poJ iiEs Heinthal, considered nnguintcs as
ana nSy A. philosophy. Phology studies not only
the Of langnsse 70 The position of lin
nina " -, sbs Armament of knowledge. u weighs ts
ine ss compared with the minds needs dsceyers Ns
limitations aud provides ior lS , o ,,
son, on hard fact philosophy takes wing and
sosrs IN Is from q want OF consideration OF
the distinction between sns pSosopSy that
ano h soalish bostBties have been provoked between
many thousntful minds ana s"e earnest ~~"'"o Oh
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-25
by NASH e. HODGsON..w..I HoDGso

DY NASH & HODGSON-W. I. HODGSOS,
ID auctioneer-0fice No. 10 Gravier street-On
SATURDAY, May d, 1871, at twelve o'clock NJ, at
the st. Charles Auction Exchange, at pubic auc-
ton will be sold
VALUABLE SUGAR TRACT OF LAND with
the improvements thereon, situated on the left
bank the Mississipp river in the parish OF Jetfer
son, SIX miles above the city of Carro!ltOn, winch
measures about two arpents front on the said
river by about forty arpents i'll depth, being about
eighty arpents in the entire tract, and between
parallel lines, American measure as per a plan
made by Louis H. Pile, surveyor dated May -,
1871.
The improvements consist of COMMODIOCS
AND WELL BUILT, ELEVATED FRAME COTTAGE
HOUSE, with large hall i'll the centre, twelve by
forty feet, seven large rooms, all very hand
somely finished with high ceilings. and IN good
order and repair, with kitehe l. negro quarters,
stabliug good fences. etc. The house has about
hundred ami fifty running feet of ten-toot
gallery and stands about sixty by ninety feet and
is delightful summer residence, and IS built OF the
best cypress and material.
The yard is embellished with choice and beauti-
full slrubbery and shade trees. There is tine
ton: about fifty orange trees, and about ten acres
OF ground planted in cane.
This charming little model farm" viii be sold
the following
Terms and conditiOns-The sum of s 2500 TO he
paid III cash in United States treasury notes, and
The balance at and two years, with eight per
cent interest, and the usual clauses for special
mortgage, attorneys lees and Insurance.
Act OF sale before James Fahey. notary, at the
purchasers expense, including the stamps and the
taxes for wear 1871. mv2l