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NEW YORK
ENGLAND.
The Price Of Coal and the Cotton Industry-The
Lancashire Mills Shortening Tims-The
Question Of New Sources Of Sup
ply-An American Ambas-
sador from Austria
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Sept. "a, 1872.
The advance In the price OF coal has caused an
increase In the expenses Of running the Lancashire
cotton mills to such an extent that 1t has been
decided to reduce the number Of hours of labor in
them while the present high price Is maintained.
EFFORTS TO REMEDY THE DEFICIENCY OF SUPPLY
Active efforts are being made with the view OF
alternating the pressure of the crisis A large pro-
portion OF the yield of the Staveley c0llleries is
being sent to the London market. new coal
has been ascertained by b0rngs that coal exists at
depth of ffty-fve yards, while deep beds OF fire
clay lie within eighteen inches of the surface: Two
sixtyyard shafts are being sunk, both OF which are
to be completed by the 1st OF January, 1873.
HOW THE AMERICAN TRADE MAY BE BENEFITED.
A question which Is anxiously canvassed In
British steam shipping circles just now is How
far can owners Of steam shipping save upon the
cost OF fuel by simply taking bunker Goals from
England for the runs out and depend upon the
local supplies for the return vOyagesp 1t Is stated
that the leading steam shipping companies trading
between Liverpool and New York intend to trans
fer their purchases of Goals from England to the
other side OF the Atlantic, at considerable saving
In the price OF bunker Goals per ton. number of
North OF England steamers have taken out iron
rails to British America and the United States,
and will bring back corn and provisions to the
United Kingdom or Hamburg They intend to use
Nova ScOtau Goals for their hOmeward VOYAGE at a
considerable saving
CAPITALIST COMBINATION SAID TO DE THE CAUSE OF
THE ADVANCE
prominent Irish writer maintains that ''There
is o coal ring IN London superadded to another coal
Ting aL uie plL'S mouth, anu DOJn Oh tneW IuklnS
advantage of a third coal ring underground among
the cOlcry hands to fleece the unfortunate con-
sumer."
STORMY WEATHER AND SHIPPING DAMAGED.
The weather throughout England Is tempestuous,
and some damage has been done to shipping on the
coast
AN AMERICAN AMBASSADOR IN THE CAPITAL.
Mr. John Jay. the American Minister to Austria,
has arrived in this city.
THE LAW OF LIBEL IN AN INTERESTING SUIT
A libel suit for $4,000 damages brought against
Winchester, the rife manufacturer, has just been
decided in favor of the defendant The plaintiff,
a man named Orman, charged Winchester with
openly saying that he (0rman), while purchasing
goods for the Turkish government, received gold
to pay for them, but paid for the same in paper
and pOcketed the difference Judgment was rem
dered for the defendant with costs, the plaintiff
being unable to prove the use Of the alleged words.
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COURT cAleMpAS-rHls DAY.

SUPREME CouRT-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge
Leonard-Nos So co. IS, sS, liz, ia, l15, 100, ILL.,
ls1, 1877 14e, 14a, 144, lac: No.. n. u,, 49,
Judge Shea-Nos a. 1884, 1884, 1s6, 1872 242, s34, 450X
24 4e4, 400, 49, 500 So2 Part 2Mae Id BY Judge
s9s. 43i. 43s, AIS, 43i, 4S9, AL. Part 3-Hed by
Judge turtis.-Nos. 40, 42a, 6o4, SOC. soy. sos,
50s, &c. 6l0Is, 512, 514 $40, SIS $40, 522 Part 4
Held by Judge Spaulding.-Nos ~, l49, zoo, 2o2
235, 343, 345, 3S3.
CouRr OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-IIeld by Judge
Hackett-James Kelley homicde; william Man
ming. robbery; William Howard, Patrick Kane,
John Glockner, Joseph Barnet, burglary; Thomas
Sullivan, William Walsh James Donnagan, ielo-
NOUS assault and battery; Thomas Moran, James
BOardman, Richard Reading, Denis Shay, William
Long, John Smith, Thomas Kelly, grand larceny;
James owens, larceny from the person.
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@ q I @ X = r,
The Play Yesterday Good Bowling and Fielding
by the Twenty-two-The Britons Win
by Five Wlckets-For-
ward to Boston!

The gathering at the Germantown cricket ground
yesterday was not nearly so large as on the pre-
vious days OF the 'great international Jete." The
day was as fine one for the pursuance Of the play
as the clerk of the weather could provide; but the
Philadelphians seemed to think that the result OF
the game was foregOne conclusion, and did not
therefore care to wander all the way to German
town to see their champions yield the palm OF vic
tory to the gentlemen from England. About thr ee
thousand people had assembled ON the ground
when ''pay" was called, and as that word was
uttered by the umpire the ducet notes OF the
brass band stationed upon the summit Of the club
house were almost drowned by the
vOCIFEROUS CHEERS
and clapping Of hands as Grace-the pride of all
who love cricket-and OttOway, who had won
golden opinions by his housekeeping on the two
preceding days, stepped out into the field and
''entered the lists" with as bold front as that
presented by Richard CGur de Lion, Ivanhoe,
Front de B9uf or any of the "hghtng men" who in
days long gone used to win reputation and be
crowned with laurels by some sweet-featured
Saxon damsel for managing to successfully impale
his adversary through his viZOr and brain or his
breastplate and the petri1ed piece OF flesh which
was by courtesy termed "the heart" True, there
were quite number OF
THE PRETTIEsT GIRLS
who hail nom the Quaker CITY present on a the
and their piquancy tended much to enhance jOllity
but the elan OF the previous days was wanting, and
every one seemed really relieved when Appeby won
the game by magnificent hit to long. of from
which four runs and
VICTORY
was scored. Then the crowd OF spectators gathered
around the club house and loudly called for Apple
by, whom they evidently regarded the lion Of the
day. The innate mOdesty OF this gentleman for a
few moments deferred him from presenting him
SELF but the clamor grew 40 loud that he ultimately
consented to shoot like blushing evanescent me-
teor through the yerandah, bowling his acknowl
All the gentlemen OF the English eleven asseverate
that they never have played against such
GOOD BOWLING AND FIELDING
since their advent to America, and this declara
ton, coming from such experts in cricket, augurs
wei for the adoption of the sport In this country
1t will ''spur on" our young men to practise and
endeavOr to stand in the foremost rank among
Cricketers.
The following is the official score of the entire
match
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GERMANY AND FRANCE.
Military Arrangements for Prussian Army
Evacuation-The Diplomatic Relations
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Sept a. 1872
General Manteuffel, commander of the German
troops now in France, and the French authorities
have agreed that the Prussian evacuation Of he
Departments of the Marine and Haute Marine shall
commence on the 18th Of October.
DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS BETWEEN THE EMPIRE AND
THE REPUBLIC.
His Excelency Count Won Arnim the German
Minister, will return to Paris on Thursday alter a
brief absence in Germany. The Spencer Gazette, of
Berlin, positively denies that he has rendered his
resignation of the ambassadorshp.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Minnesota will leave this port ON
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The malls for Europe will close at the Post once
at nine O'Clock A. M.
THE NEW YORK Naturalization for Europe
will be ready at halfpast seven O'Clock in the morn
ing.
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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AUSTRIA.
Ministerial Exposition Of the Cabinet Correspond
ence-A Slight Puff and Matter
Of Utility After.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW yOnK HERALD.

VIENNA, Sept. "a, 1872
The Austrian Red Book has just appeared.
1t contains sixty-nine documents. The most note
worthy are Andrassy's diplomatic circular on
assuming his present Office and the replies of the
Austrian representatives showing the confidence
which his appointment inspired abroad.
There are Interesting dispatches also on the
rights of private property at sea In time of war
and on the labor question In England.
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SWITZERLAND.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

GENEVA, Sept "a, 1872.
The removal of the Catholic priest Mermillod,
here, by the Swiss government, causes some ex-
element His bishop ressts the right Of the
secular power to remove clergyman, and main
tans his allegiance to the Pope as superior to all
human laws.
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BALTIMORE.

The IIospitalitics Of the city rendered
20 Horace Greeley.
BALTIMORE, Sept. "a, 1872.
Both branches OF the City Council last evening
passed resolutions rendering the Inequalities of
the city to Horace Greeley on his visit here on the
Sth Of October to deliver the annual address before
the Agricultural society Of Maryland.
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SWEDEN.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW york HERALD.

STOCKHOLM, Sept. "a, 1872.
The remains Of the late King Charles XIV. were
brought to Stockholm to-day and taken in solemn
procession through the streets, receiving every
mark of respect and sorrow from the Inhabitants.
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OMAHA, NeD., Sept a. 1872.
It has been showing along the Union Pacific Rail.
road from Cheyenne westward since last night.
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iothi.' '...''''''' '''''''''
TIE GENTLEMEN ELEYEN.u

1t will be seen by the above account that the
eleven won with five wickets to spare
The eleven came on to New York last evening,
and proceeded to the Fifth Avenue Hotel. They
slums of the city and other places OF interest and
in the evening they will depart for Boston, in order
to contend against twenty-five OF the best cricket
ers Massachusetts can produce.
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AQUATIC NOTES.

Kyle's Harlem regatta will take place to-day.
There Will be four races-two single and one
double SOUL and four-oared gig contest. Many OF
the rowing men well known on the Harlem River
will take part in the events and handsome prizes
will reward the winners The boats will be started
between the Harlem and the railroad bridges ana
the course viii be from the starting point to Ma
combs Dam Bridge and return.
The Dauntless and Sappho Boat CLUBS wiz Tow
Harlem River, In 0uroared shells. the D2untlcss
boat was built by Mckay and the Seppho's by
Fearon. The course Is straight away three miles
nom the opowaern schooner to Norris Dock.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP M0RR0
CASTLE
The steamship MORO Castle, Captain Morton,
from Havana September 81, arrived at this port
At an early hour this morning.
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TELEGRAM TO the new YORK HERALD.

PEsTH, Sept. "a, 1872.
The Financial Committee Of the Reichstag Is
busily engaged with the annual budget Of the Min
istry OF War.
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COMMISSION Or APPEALS.

ALBANY, Sept. "a, 1872.
The following Is the Commission Of Appeals cal
endar for Wednesday, September 25:-Nos 463 439,
437 49, 49, 466 400, 47O ALL 472 262 $40, $780, 424,
Aor
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TURKEY.
The Minister for Foreign Affairs Said To Have
Died Suddenly
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Sept a. 1872.
The Figaro in It's issue to-day says that His Ex-
cellency Demil -Mehemed Pasha, Turkish Minister
for Foreign Affairs and late Ambassador OF Turkey
to France, died on o railway train while going from
the French capital to Lemberg, Austria.
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FRANCE.

President Theirs Preparing to Consolidate the
Republican Constitution Nota-
bilities in the Capitalize Coal
Trade and Supply.
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MOSQUITO Bites.-Burnctt's kalitstOn
neutralizes the poison almost insta naneously
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HUNGARY.

Parliamentary Preparation for Budget Presenta-
ton.
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The Weather in This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes ID
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours In
COMPARISON with the corresponding day of last
year. as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuta
PharmncY HERALD Ruilding:--
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Sept. 25-l A. M.

Probabilities ru urw
For New England, southeasterly and southerly
winds ana cloudy weather, with rain by or ON
Wednesday evening; for the Middle and South
Atlantic States southeasterly and southery
Winds cloudy weather and rain areas; for
the Gulf States, southerly to westerly winds and
partly cloudy weather; for the Northwest, rising
barometer, n0rtherly to westerly winds and clear
and cold weather, extending eastward over Illinois
and Lake Michigan during the morning and
over Michigan and Indiana during the after.
noon the low barometer now probably
over Upper Michigan moving eastward into
Canada; brisk and very brisk s0utherly winds
for Lakes Michigan, lIuren and Erie, and
r ke HeerS ~ ana
over Huron and Erie during the afternoon and
evening, and over Ontario during the night.
CautiOnary signals continue at Milwaukee,
Chicago, Grand Haven, Detroit Toledo Cleveland
and Buffalo, and are ordered for Rochester and
OSMegO.
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Royal Havana Lottcry.-PriIes Casfled
orders lled information FURNISHED ra'e ps d or
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SNOW STORM ON THE PLAINS.

AveraKe temperature yesCeTuHy ..'.'';... ~
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. "
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A.-FOr q Stylish and Elegant Hat Go
direct the manufacturer ESPENSCHEID, lib Nassau
str
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prtces Re-
duced 7 n MARTINEZ CO. Bankers, No. " Wall ST..
box No L635 Post Office, New York
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Omen Work Banners, Parade BANNER.
Portraits Flags and Transparencies at -
HOJER 4 GRAHAM'S, " Duane street, NJ y
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Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
ISL and 252 Broadway, corner OF Murray street.
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On Marriage.-Happy Relief for Young
men Remarkable Reports sent free. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION Philadelphia Pa.
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Thu Grant Medicine OF the Age.
GRAEFENBERG MARsIIALL,s yTExINE CArHoIi
HseI nv phy sicians In their practice, GRAEFENBERG
COMPANY l39 william street. New York.
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A.-For Gauxc or Lace Mosquito Cano-
pies for beds go to ROEBUCK's SO Fulton street
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Failure OF q Watch 1mporter.-Ws
would recommend readers to examine the stock OF
r,,trunt watch importer offered at one half the
vs"ai cpst nj the DOLLAR STORE 667 Broadway. Tho
guarantee them to DO gold or silver and
warrant them to keep good time for one year.
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INDIA.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Sweep of Cyclones and Damage to the Crops
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open from N W. to r. W.
At Corona Park.-A Fine Opportunity
- mony s s%S e ss
and sn. as $
lot win PLANTED % 20 sSa sSd rees rent a s shade
a
year will have three sss
s S } 5 SS' s I Hm FTP @
For time table see Daily Sf ShSJ S " hifoncook
store 439 Third avenue, above rhirtieth street.
A.-A.-whats In a Name. Well, Com
siderable t. It esr to your sas
P RSoXs No. IL 2 '' '''''' ''''' ''''
A.-Eau Angelique, for the Teeth and
Gums BIsCoTINE FOOD for infants. DELLUC co.
er, No connection with 's any other drug
A.-Don't Disturb the Congregation
with your coughing, sneezng wheezne and trumpetng
s@sa tor % with PSSSy
gSssss. Ct mIn srW WisS E s
A.-For Gauxo or Lace Mosquito Cano-
pies for beds go to RoEBUCK's, % Fulton street
Bachelors Hair Dyc-Thc Best In the
, w9rS the 9nY pe1ssas eye n"'
Furniture.-Prices Reduced FOR FOR First
Manufacturers ana importers, ~ DronuWay
Failure OF n Watch Importer.-Ws
woud recommend readers TO examine the stock of
waS ss B9s
proprieors guarantee them to DO gold or silver. anu
warrant them to keep good time for one year.
On Marriagc.-Happy Relief for Young Z
men Remarkable Reports sent free. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia, Pa.
Open Work Banners, Parade Bannerh
Portraits, Flags and Transparencies at -
HOJER GRAHAM'S, W Duane street. NJ "
Row, Havana Lottcry.-PriEes CasfAcd
orders filed information furnished hghes rates pa M Tor
Spanish Bank Bills TAYLOR n co. BANKERS 10 walsh.
Royal Havana Lottcry.-Prces Re-
ahead 7 n MARTINEZ a co, Bankers, No. ~ Wall ST.,
box No. 1855 Post Office, New YORK
The Great Medicine 81 the Age.
GRAEFENBERa MARsHALL,S UTE hINE CArHOLi
CON for female Weakness Sold by ali druggists and
used by ply sicians In their practice, GRAEFENBEhS
| COMPANY llg William street. New York
wedding and Boil CartA, Latest Paris
| and London Styles Just received 1T KvERDEI.LS. ~
| Broadway. Established lSs)'
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A.-Herald Branch ONCE, Brooklyn,
Corner of Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from 8 A. NJ. to 8 r. NJ
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wedding and Ball CardA, Latest Paris
and Joudon styles, Just received 1T KvERDELL'S. ~
Broadway. Established l5sl
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Bachelors Hair Dyc-Thc Best In the
world; the only perfect Dye; harmless reaoie' INSTALL
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A.-Don't Disturb the Congregation
with your coughing sneezing wheeling and trumpetng.
when for you remove every trace Of yonr
cough cold with HALES HONEY OF HOREHOUND,
AND TAR
their toothache in one minute with Pixies T0OTiiACHH
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BOMBAY Sept. "a, 1872.
Cyclones in Eastern Bengal are reported to have
done great damage to the Jute crop.
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A.-Eau Angelique, for the Teeth and
Gums. BIsCOTINE FOOD for infants. DELLUC co,
63 Broadway the sole proprieors and manufacture
ers No connection with any other drug store.
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Neutrality-suspicious. Reduced for First
''"'' Manufacturers and Importers re Broadway.
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A.-A.-What's In q Name We'll, Con-
siderable II IL refers halter. "KNOX" HAT Is
preferred all Others hence sensible people patronizs
KNOCKS, No. 2l2 Broadway.
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Ml,tOuri Republican con1,ntioa.

81. LCClg, SeP.eE ~ 5.-The Republi
eau S.S;e CcaTeIupa .ezsseltIsd thix
morning and scoPisa : p.sliu.m which
Gec!Ies, ffsl, hat tie TJEhr'ul purpose n
gUSeTnmsDi IS 10 assure society Of life,
property, individual liberty and equality
before The Law, and that return tOpoEer
under any pIe;euse Of 8 party practically
opposing this proposition would Lecess1-
My imperil thsi security and destroy that
good cnuftenee which has steadily ia.
creased under a Republican AGminisirs-
ton. The secODd resolution heartily Gp.
proves the Philadelphls platform and rGt.
lies the nominations Of tina; Convention.
The third eulOgiZes Grant and Wilson
The fourth declares fur universal suffrage,
demands uuiTeSal educIu0n and AdTp.
GATES the necessity Of common school ed.
ucStion tor every child in the State. The
nth declHIeS that any conflict between
labor and capital should be avoided by
proper legislation, but in the event Of
such conflict, labor has paramount de-
mands upon our consideration. The sey-
enth is as follows: That the Republicans
OF Missouri in Convention 6ssembled-a
Convention largely composed Of those
who aided in the elevation 10 his
present position, the Governor Of this
State-declares thatas anexec1tive he has
failed 10 discharge the solemn obligations
devolved upon him BY the Constitution.
He has not enforced the laws, but anarchy
and confusion reign in many parts Of the
State. Murderers and outlaws 90 IN,
whipped by justice, and innocence stands
detenselcss and powerless before its enc.
mics, while he, in neglect Of his duty, and
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III. International cosrren.

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VIA 1.E-i-TE;5 E1op:so-
TIE Paesi5e-i 0; lie Cn1Eess, l.. 4
riJis-i Eysecs, de3czacea Geo Trvchu
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iusst - verify TIE cre5s1nsjs q iEeiEC
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CoRREcroS.-In our notice Of an Il.
tempted outrage By . nan named
Hsbis owe; in Centre Wheeling, sew
eral days since, 8 wrong inp,e-
sion seems 10 have been made In The
minds Of some persons, 10 the detri.
ment Of an innocent lady. The house
which was entered belonged 70 Nm.
oehsenkuhn, and was occupied By 4
Ms. Levy. Il was the last mentioned
lady whose virtue was attempted 70 b
Assailed BY the accused during her bus.
bands absence. She, however, BY he,
screams for help deseaied the purpose d
the intruder and the dSy following had
him srrsigned before Rsqr. Hammer.
Reference 70 our former report Of The
proceedings before the Justice will alone
show what was the result Of the preiim.
Iinary examination.