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MUSlChL INTELLIGENCE.

BONE NOTES.
They we're conversing on music the other day
at A1r. C--s. There is no country that has
produced such great geniuses as ITALY," said c.,
to q farmer, who happened to be present. t'Look
at Rosslni- Do you like Rossini, Hir?" "Oht
yes, sir, said the son Of the soil. 'Do yon
know his Barber?" ''No, sir-I shave my
self.''
Theodore Thomas first symphony concert, in
New York, on the 9th inst, WAS an unqualified
SUCCESS in everything but Osgood. The New
Workers. don't like him.
Jennie Van Zandt has arrived in New York and
will appear this winter in either English or 1tal
inn opera.
Ole Bull IS to make another concert tour with
FerTanti, Pattigon, the pianist, and Miss Gra-
ziene Ridgway- More ''farewe1ls' are there
fore in order.
Miss Clara A. Rice, q daughter Of Alderman L.
c. Rice, Of Lowell. Mass, and o singer OF much
promise, has gone to Milan to complete her
It is one Of Rubinstein's eccentricities that he
will not play at d concert where Strauss waltzes
The buildings on Otis street, Boston, we're
uniformly handsome, and we're substantially
built of granite, four stories in height. with
Mansard roofs Every building was thoroughly
destroyed, and not trace OF the streets. former
grandeur remains. It is an interesting fact that
the stores on this street, Nos. u and Il, owned
by Miss Christine Nilsson, were burned
German opera is impending at tue New Ter
race Garden Theatre, On Fifty eighth street,
New York. This establishment viii shortly be-
opened by Nine. Lichtmay's company for q Sc
ries of opera performances. Among the artists
engaged abroad for this enterprise are the fol-
loving: Charles speigler, of tho Court Thea
ire, Carlsrrhe,, basso; Fritz Lafontaine, bari
tone, from the best German theatres; William
Horn, tenor, who has been singing in stuttgnrd.
Dresden, and elsewhere, with success: Mrs.
Jackson, known in Germany as Nine. Budelli,
who is said to be.young and very prepoesessing,
and to possess o superior soprano voice. and
Louise Beckman, the soubrette Of the troupe.
FOREIGN NOTES.
Sicnor Tito Mattel is to produce his new one
70 ssMaria dc Gaud" at the Theatre italian.
Paris.
Mrs. Sass has just made her debut at Madrid
in "Anna Dolena - with SUCCESS.
lima de Murska is among the yocalists en-
gagged for month ut the Italian Opera at st.
Petersburg.
The Gregorian music is to be introduced in
st. Pauls Cathedral, London.
Koenig, the well~known horn player, died at
Bombay recently.
Mdlle. Albaui vas to nuke her debutin P,ris
in ''Sonnarnbula early in November, with
Capoul as E{riqo.
Littolf has brought out new three act opera
Helose ct A,belard," at the Theatre des
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

new YORK, Nov. 90; Money, which was very strtn.
gent during the morning, call loans being done at
per day, declined to gold the acceptance Of g.,
O0O 900 Of bonds by the Treasury: It subsequently
hardened to 1872 per day but closed at 5@7 cent
Discounts close Il per cent being the inside rate
for prime.
Sterling hrmer under m improved demand, and the
decreased supply Of ba, 1o8ll@l0sA for sight, and
ITO for long.
Gold IVES quiet and heavy; fell to 11sk, advanced
to 113K, again declined, closing at 113@113K. Loans
SGT gold for caIEying and 1s2 for small lots Tor ,se.
Cearings, 663 COO 000 Treasury disbursements, $780,
700. of specie. $4,000 in silver bars It is
reported that the Government has called in for to-
morrow 10 per cent OF the 81 000o Of greenbacks
recently placed On deposit with the National Banks.
Governments quiet and STEADY. The Treasury pur-
chases will all be paid for in 1egal-tenders.
State bonds dull and steady, with Tennessees very
strong.
Stocks were generally strong throughout the day.
Pacific Mail advanced from 86A to 90 on the news Of
the safety Of the Arizona Northwestern common nd
vanced from 8351 to 05 with much activity and excite
rent in The dealings, the stock being reported cor
nered. Western Union advanced from 7553 to 761z !;
Ohioa from 4415 to 45H: Rock Island, from 1071 to
1885, Lake Shore from ss to 8s4; Erie from SIX to
63,z. The other fluctuations we're small. The market
closed dull, and, except Northwestern, tride off
from the best rates, but generally steady.
Ster{inp 1Ob.
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THE CIRCUIT COURT,

LAw-e6a- -Burcheu :. Wright; jury return sealed
verdict for defendant. 2sl3-singer Manufacturing
Company =. Knickerbocker Insurance Com
many: dismissed at defendsnts' costs for
wnrt Of bond for costs. 7so-
h1cPhiIips '. Farley; jury called. 1,751-south Park
Commissioners y Cook; 1ea.e to I'll le amended petition
CJudge Bo0th.]
Lw-1,e7 -Wayman :: Mece5.y; motion Of. for addi-
Teon: leave to Jeremiah D. Dean to flo Intervening
petition. 2,5o9-Allen y. Julsou; Judgment v. Do
fcndant by agreenent for s15os3 710storey '. She
man 1eayc to reply double and struck OF calen
dur. 2.Gs3-Leedon Y. Fay; demurrer to second
plea On abatement sustained. 1859 = Overs
=. Riverside Improvement Company: leave to make
Jciu J. ROGERS and Third National Bank Of Chicago
party defendants and summons to issue. l555-C., c.
I. C. r. T. r McAulay ct al.; appeal Of respondents
, 1872-11-21
THE CRIMINAL COURT.

[JUd5c P0TteT.1
1as-Raferty; venue changed to Lake County; on
to Will County, on application Of defendant. 445-
Pare Kng jury trial; found guilty. and term fixed At
three years in the Penitentiary. 458-Freder1ck ":
ten years in the Pententiary. 462-Gasten Reynolds;
jury tzal found guilty motion for new trial. 49,
William Kosch; jury trial; verdict not guilty.
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THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

LAw-C7s-uaugh =. Woodruff; jury trial re-
Euulad.
Observation-Disclosures =. Wentworth; by agree
ment leave complainant to file copy Of bill and ai-
davit in lieu, etc., and leave to defendant to answer
6co-Ralerty Mallory; decree to be entered Us pre-
pared.
Henry and Frederick J. i. Handy =. Robert Pea
cock: assumpsit, $l,500; Dunulug Easton, a.
torneys+ Mary G. McCracken and Jaulcs ". NC
CracEen, her husband, =. Franklin D. Cossitt as
su1utst, s35, 600; Bonney, Fey 4 GriSg, attorneys
, 1872-11-21

Vessels Passed Detroit.
DETROIT, Mich. Nov. 20-PAssED Ur-Props FOUL
tain City, China; baEks sunnyside, Tarner William
Jones, Louisa; Hchr Etna.
PASSED DowN-Prop Sun.
W1ND-West.
DETROIT, Mich. 20-PAssEp Dowu-Prop Huron
City barks Bessie Barick schrs City Of Cheboygun,
Mediator, J. F. Card, Kate Kelly.
W1Np-Southwest. +.
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THE CHICAGO POST OFFICE.

The efollowing is tho report Of letter carriers
money order business and stamp department Of
the Chicago Post Office for tile month OF Octo-
, 1872-11-21

A. ". Hamilton & Co., dry goods jobbers Of Boston,
have suspended.
Foreign goods are quiet and prices steady. Linens
doing better cotton yelFets and velyeeens selling very
low at auction.
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Cd a ILT UNIoN-7
Mr. GEORGE BRAHAM, who temporarily retired
from the " Union, has agnia permanently located him
Self and will in the future be happy to receive tho
patronage heretofore bestowed him by the n1er-
chants Of this city upon old and reliable German daily
HERMAN LIEB.
Chicaro Nov. a. 1871
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FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS IT EMS.

In diplomatic circles In Paris il is dmored that
the government OF Versailles desires xhs all the rep
resentatives Of foreign Powers sent TO the Court Of
Napoleon ILL., should be replaced.
Last year 142, s79 persons were I'm 1receiptof out
door or indoor relief In England; t,i year 1900
represent those whom public cha,J ty Is bestowed
or these 1925 were RECALLED ON sChrlstmas fare
within the wasOf the warehouses.
The quantity or oranges which arrived In Paris
for New Year'sDay amounted to as.4 900 cases. The
boxes contained from $40 to Sac, bur taxing the
smallest number we find S12s0.00O In ALL or ABOUT
forty Tor each inhaiAtant.
The French government 1t Is said Is about to put
vigorously into force the law relative wearing for
egn dec0xatl0nss for, notwithstanding repeated
notices. ne number or fantastic chevalters Of differ.
ent orde rs increases every day. As II there were
not air aady rlbands enough like those OF the
..Nicha n. Iitfkar the "Rose Rabbtn OF Brazil or
the "B Tue Fox,n OF Persia crowd otsoctetes have
conce we'd that they were entitled tonsttute medals
comm emOratIve OF services OF one kind Or Otner to
the 'Gounded rendered during the war; also, the
Fran cstireurs nave thought nc to wear decoration
of cunt de Nagrange's c0Ors. LIZ, connection with
this subject petition. under the number 2,5iZ con-
tai AZ the prayer OF eectOr to the effect that stne
we arlng OF the Legion Honor shall be forbidden
p ding the entire duration OF the Prussian occu-
alton; but there Is no need TO make any order ON
hat head as 1t Is matter OF feeling and tas,e.n
EOIi1udu{.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-01

Ex-Governor Walter Hartman, Of New Hamp-
shire, Is at the Aston House.
II. F. Sweetser. Superintendent OF the Atlantic
and Great Western Railroad is stopping at the Hof-
man House.
Ex-Governor A. Fl. Bullock, Of Massachusetts, is
STAYING at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Judge J. G. Morse. OF Boston, Is sojournlng at the
Grand Central Hotel.
Judge Lester, OF Saratoga, is domlclled at the
Gilsey House.
General T. J. Pitcher, OF washington. D. c.. has
taken quarters at the Sturtevant House,
Colonel I. J. Tredwell, OF the United States
Army, has taken quarters at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel.
Captain Joab Lawrence, of Salt Lake City, has
arrived at the Holman House.
Ex-Congressman Thomas H. Can1eld is domicled
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Paymaster J. r. Carm0dy, Of the United States
Navy, has quarters at the Everett House,
Colonel f. +. Hilliard. Of Virginia. is among the
recent arrivals at the Grand Central Hotel.
Count Enzenberg, the Prussian Minister to
Mexico, yesterday arrived at the Brevoort House.
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z r a NJ o K.
The Commercial Treaty with England aud Free
Trade or Protection Under Debate.
An Unpro6tsbls Situation for an Adventurous
Printsr-Fatal Explosion on Steamship
Gamblers Offer Of Plan Of
Gain to the Government
TELEGRAM TO TIVE NEW York HERALD.

PARIS. Jan. 81, 1872.
In the National Assembly oday debate was be-
gun upon the recent report from the committee
providing for the withdrawal OF France from the
Treaty OF Commerce with England.
GAMBLERS PLAN or AID TO THE GENERAL.
TREASURY.
The Syniicates OF the towns of AK, Vichy. Ploal-
beres and Bareges have petltioned the government
for the abrogation of the law against public gam
bling, and offer 40 600 900 francs per annum for the
privilege o; licensing gambling establishments at
those watering places.
NO CANCELLATION WITH THE COMMUNE.
The director OF the official journal published
under the control of the Commune has been sen.
fenced TO transportation.
EXPLOSION ON BOARD A BRITISH STEAMSHIP.
telegram dated III Bordeaux this morning re-
ports that the boiler OF the English steamship ANA
zon which arrived In that barber from Liverpool,
exploded yesterday with fatal effect.
Two men were killed and several others injured.
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THE LOUISIANA TROUBLES.

The Congressional Committee sitting the
Late Riot Outragcs-Celector Cnsey's
Weapons Turned Against Him.eif--Exam-
nation OF Important Wiisesses.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 81. 1872.
Mr.. Moncure. OF Caddo; General Emory Captain
Smith, OF the Unled States Army; Captain Barr, OF
the revenue cutter Wilderness; Collector Case and
Chief OF the Police, Badger, testified peiore the Con-
gressiona Committee to-day.
Captain Barr admitted that there were seventeen
Senators on the revenue cutter Wilderness and
that he was obeying the orders Of Collector Casey.
He stated the Senators were board the Wilderness
waiting until other members arrived giving the
reformers majority. lie considered that he had
done his duty a citizen but admitted to the com.
mttee that he committed an error In allowing the
Wilderness 10 be used.
Mr.. Moncure testified that the proposition 10 i'm
peach the Governor was not q part OF the compact
frst form by the democrats and republicans.
Action was brought by the State before the
the Eighth District Court Today against f. J. Her
rou the collector, and suretles charging Heron
with being delauiter.
the amount OF the defalcation is said to be over
So 600. Heron Is the person who published q card
10 the New YORK papers January 10, questioning the
veracity OF the Associated Press dispatches.
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The YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK.-The
bill has passed the Senate setting apart, as a
national park, that wonderful district, some
forty miles by fifty, on the head waters of the
Yellowstone River. among the Rocky Noun
tains, in the Territory of Montana, embracing
those strange mountain peaks cliffs, castles
and canyons, and those numerous wonderful
warm springs, hot springs, boiling springs,
geysers, &C., &C., of which, the other day, we
gave general description for the information
of our readers. Now let the friends of the
bill in Congress push it through the House,
and then, by simply marking off its bounda-
ries, we shall have the grandest and most
wonderful national park, and, in year or
two, the most popular resort of summer trav-
ellers in all the world.
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FOREIGN PERSONAL GOSSIP.

The Marquis Of Tweedale has, it Is stated
invented new breech-loading arm OF great merit
which is now under trial.
Tits stated by the Manchester Courier that in
the event Of Mr.. Chichester FOrtescue retiring from
the Presidency Of the Board of Trade and his trans
fer to the Lord Leutenancy of Ireland the post he
would vacate would be given to Lord Dufferin, with
out o seat In the Cabinet This would leave the
Chancelorship of the Ducny OF Lancaster at the
disposal Of Mr.. John Bright who. by accepting 1t,
would re-enter the Cabinet.
MIR. Gladstone stated q short time ago that
f1oO, O00 600 was annually expended IN the United
Kingdom on strong drink. Taking the population
at 3S,OoO,Oo0 each Individual thus spends nearly co
l2s. 7Ad. year. or nearly 1a4d. per day on ''slow
poison" This tippling practice yields f26 900, OOC
odd to the revenue.
An occasional correspondent Of the London
Times promises o sensational witness in the
nchborne case, In the person OF M. Jules Berant,
'the companion and Dear.eader'' OF the verltable
Roger Tichborne in South America, IN 1854, during
which time he kept copious diary. M. Berant's
evidence should be very conclusive one way or the
young Tichborne-who was fond OF hunting and
other peasures-and "kept him always on the eo.''
lishman to stand such lfe.'
1t is stated that the offer of q baronercy has
been made to Dr. Gull, who has shared with Sir
cal attendance upon the Prince OF Wales during ms
illness. DR.. Cults presence at Sandrirgham has
impaired great confidence to the medical PROBES.
sion, who are well acquainted with his sound and
accurate diagnosis anu intultve insight Dr. Gull
Is about Hty-s SIX years OF age. When he was sent
for TO Sandrlngham ne held no medical appoint.
ment IN connection with the Court or royal family
but ne will IN future enjoy recognized and honor.
able position in the Princes household, The SER
wees OF DR.. Lowe will be acknowledged by knight
hood. He Is M. d. EdInburg 1857, and is the auihor
of several scientific papers IN the medical Journals
besides being q SOUND b0tanst.
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THE LIBERTY AND LICENTIoUsNEss OF THE
PRESS. The director of the official journal of
Paris under the rule Of the Commune has
been sentenced to transportation for having
published the acts of the irresponsible gov
eminent of the "Reds." Thus does the
French republic under Theirs define the DIFF
ference between the freedom of the press and
the demoralizing RIGHTEOUSNESS of some indi-
viduals who may chance to control the great
civiliziug engine for a time. The unlucky direc-
tor imagined that he had ''good thing" for a
moment in Paris, but he finds now, to his per-
sonal cost, that President Theirs can ''con-
troll" the press just as vigorously as did Bona
parte.
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and the other members Of the Board will upon
reflection and after proper examination of
the law reach the conclusion at which we
have arrived. The honest debts of the city
should be paid as promptly as possible for
the sake of the citys credit. The strictest
scrutiny should be made of all claims that
may be presented to the Board, and care
should be taken that no single claim, even of
doubtful character, be paid. But after this
duty Is performed there should be no cap
tious opposition on the part of any member of
the Board to the prompt settlement of all the
city's indebtedness.
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S z a I n
Serious Action and Sad Consequences from th
Barcelona Riots.
Heavy Reinforcement for the
Army in Cuba.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, Jan. 81, 1872.
despatch from Barcelona says that stringent
measures have been adopted for the prevention OF
rurther rlotOus disturbances.
It appears that the crowd which assembled on
Tuesday burned the houses where the Ocrroi duties
had been collected and fired on the troops.
The latter replied with such effect that two Of the
rioters were Killed and another OF them seriously
wounded.
The place is now quiet, and owing to the precau-
lions OF the authorities no further trouble Is
pected.
REINFoRCEMENTs FOR THE ARMY IN CUBA.
Reinforcements to the number OF 5000 men have
sailed from Cadiz for Cuoa.
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MISSOURI BONDS.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, ia

ST. LOUIS, NO., Jan. 81, 1872.
special despatch from Jefferson City TO the
Democrat SAYS that Governor Browns veto Of the
concurrent resolution directing the payment OF
State ponds In legal tenders instead OF coin
came up IN the senate this afternoon and Senators
Reed and Spaunherst made strong speeches agains,
IT, accusing the Governor of attempting
to usurp the power Of the Legislature
and tyrannize over the rights OF the people.
They said that STATE could not be held for the act of
its agent IN making the bonds read payable in
con," when the law authorizing their issue did not
80 specify
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NEW JERSEY SABBATH SCHOOL INSTITUTE

PLAIHFIELD, N. j., Jan. 81, 1872.
The third meeting Of the New Jersey Sabbath
School Institute was held this evening IN the Con.
gregafional church. Addresses were delivered by
Rev. Il. G. Trumbul. of Connecticut on SUNDAY
School Progress;" by Rev. Alfred Taylor, OF New
W. F. Crafts, Of Massachusetts, on ''Spirtualzlng
the Sunday SCHOOL,
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Increase Of Crime in Europe.

Late statistics Of crime in Europe reveal the
fact that deeds of blood and robbery are on
the increase in the southern nations of Europe.
According to official statistics published in
Italy, it is ascertained that for 1869 and 1870,
out of 226, 526 COMBINATIONS, fully 27,9l2
were deeds of blood, while in 1868 and 1864
the number was only 1888. Offences against
property, which in 1868 and 1864 amounted
only to 81, 793, reached, during 1869 and 1870,
the enormous figure of 40, 7iS. There are at
present in the regenerated kingdom Of Victor
Emmanuel from seventy to sevensy-tive thou
sand of these 'lovers of liberty" This is
not wholesome state of affairs, and will con-
trast very unfavorably with the ''tyrannical
and superstitious" rule of the priests. A like
condition of things exist in Spain. Murders
and robberies are no longer rare in the ''in-
telligent" districts Of the Peninsula. Churches
now cease to be protected by their sanctity, as
can be instanced by the robbery of the Cathe-
dral of Barcelona and the Chapel del Pine but
short time since. And these are not all the
sacrilegious plundering which might be
cited, but they are sufficient to sho
the tendencies and boldness of the dan
gerous classes. Paris, at one time model
city as regards the protection Of life and
property and the suppression Of gross
crime, can no longer lay claim to that proud
position. Recently it has become quite I'M
safe, and its advanced civilization" under
the republic is marked by large increase in
crime. Assassination or attempted assassin
alton, burglares and robberies were never
known to be so numerous. The capital alone
is not the only place, but Throughout. France,
we are told, disorders have multiplied at an
alarming rate. 1t is but short time since
we had occasion to refer to the temperance
of the brigands in Greece, and their collision
with company of Greek soldiers. It will be
thus seen that throughout Southern Europe
generally the law breakers are increasing in
boldness. An epidemic of crime prevails,
which Is in great measure influenced by the
unsettled political condition of the countries
enumerated.
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THE CHICAGO ALDERMEN.

CHICAGO, Jan. 81. 1872.
Alderman Busse was to-day. convicted OF Bribery,
ana seut to-jail. motion for new trial was en-
tered, and will be heard on Saturday.
The case OF Alderman Montgomery fs now on
trial.
An application will be made to the Supreme
Court, with view to releasing the parties GRIMM
ated under the act OF 1865, which allowsan appeal
III q criminal case w
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MORMON MURDERERS.
Attempt to Bail the United States
Prisoners.

District Attorney Bates, Attorney General VIII
hams and Judge Mexican at war-A Danger
Gus and Unprecedented Motion-Ths Chief
Justice Realizes the Situation and Re-
fuses to Comply Deadlock in the
Salt Lake Legislature-Lette
Of Delegate Hooper to
the District Attorney.
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Inc HERALD correspondent at MatamOrOs
has forwarded us the following special de-
spatch -
MATAMoRos, Mexico, Jan. 80,
Via BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Jan. 81, 1872.
A HERALD courier has arrived from Ca
MARCO and reports that General Quiroga,
commanding the revolutionary force, by
bold movement, Aanked Cortina yesterday and
now holds possession of the country between
Camargo and Matamoros, intercepting all
communication with the former place.
The weather is frightfnl. The severest
storm of the season prevails and retards
military operations.
Quiroga has obtained achievements, and is
now able to assume the offensive having be-
tween fifteen hundred and two thousand men
under his command.
General Cortina has only GOO government
troops to oppose him. He telegraphed to the
commander of Matamoros for reinforcements,
but none could be spared.
It is feared that General Quiroga will ad-
vance on Matamoros. and leave a consider
able force near Camargo to keep Cortina in
check.
The revolutionary General Trevino has
issued decree, declaring all merchandise
leaving Matamoros for the interior to be con-
traband and liable to confscation.
Monterey papers Of January Is report that
General Alatorre, who commands the gov
eminent troops in the State Of Oaxaca, has
been defeated by the revolutionists under
General Diaz. The Siglo XIX. newspaper
published in the city Of Mexico) Of January
21 says that rumors of this defeat are current
in the capital of Oaxaca, and that General
Alatorre had retreated to Testelian del
Canine.