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1885, 1876 i37, i3s ST. Part 2Nos 70, 70, 10 So e. g.
Sc, -, q, So.
Cotrrr OF COMMON PLEAs-Befors Judge Ulshoefer'
T,hn ~ Clark by his neHt friend Root p. Shspson vs.
George Mcguire ct ai-Mr NJ. kept boarding house al
3O5 Pearlst IN June OF last year. Mr. Jonah ~ CLARK
and lady and their John H. the plaintiff In this sun
hoardei in the house young lady named Barrett a
niece OF Mr. also boarded there, as did gentleman
named Cone, who was paying attention 10 MISS H. ana
has since been married her Anonymous letters were
frequently discovered in various parts OF the house
some addressed 10 Miss b. others to Mr. C. and MT NJ
containing gross language and charges "a TO different
ner.ons calculated 10 make much trouble. Suspicion
rested Il was said upon some portions OF Mr. Cs FAINT
" and he became offended and left the house, su the
ANONYMOUS letters continuedcomlng, and finally watcn
was act and Miss Barrett tesihes that the son Jonn H.
CLARK threw letter down the area directed 10 Mr. Ma
uire and run down Peck slip The letter like the other
contained strong and random charges, and long string
of harsh epithets Mr.. NJ. complained at the Police
office against the lad as the su'hor or pnosner OF me
Incl and he was arrested detained two hours and ad
mitted 10 bail. The lad, though uncommonly smsr
looking was but IL - years of age and the Disic
Attorney without calling Witnesses as stated oy Mr
BRADY or presenting tho letters recommended tue uraho
Tnrv 10 dismi.. the charge and the prosecution wa,
dropped Miss Barrett, NOW Mrs Gomez inside the am
davt on which the arrest was founded and the preeen
suit against SIR Mcguire and her to recover dsmses or
alleged false imprisonment &c was tneh proue"' ~
behalf of the lad.
Il was shown soon after tho commencement OF inc
,rsI that Mrs c merely acted a witness on being
sent Tor the Police Office and verdict Tor deiehoSh
was rendered In her favor
On behalf OF the plaintiff 1t was commended that no was
not sufficiently precocious to pen such ,eter ann .ss
he was nj school at the time. On the other hand II was
commended that the letters In such style as boy
would Boz most likely to write and that they must have
been written by some person acquainted with the ianl'
y and the house The letters ceased TO DO sent after
the arrest.
The Court charged that the Jury were not to inquire
whether the lad wrote the letters not but whether
Mr Mcguire without justi6sble cause made the com
plant at the Police Oce If he had justdable cause he
had a right TO make the complaint If not he is liable for
damages. Verdict for defendant For plaintiff Mr. Z
T. Benedict For defendant Mr. j. T. Brady.
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"THERE's A Coon HAT CoMIsG'-KSox, l2S Fulton
st. has just opened for public inspection an uneqused
stock of Summer Hats and Caps at his well known
Enlistment 10 tho Sun Buildings, on the shady side Of
Fulton-st just step from the heat dust turmoil .ud
confusion of Broadway. Everything about bis sse.
brated store 10 cool and comfortable but his hats
markedly So and In addition to these indispensable Sum
mer qualities, they unite 10 eminent degree other
qualities desirable ut all seasons. as lghtness ehesp
ness elegance novelty, and heightof fsshonsbeness -
The proprietor will take quito as much pleasure in
showing as In selling his beautiful hats although for the
sake of the public and from feelings OF pure phisn
thropy he would be glad to every man In the city
with one of them on his head my2l TuThkslm
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received TO the Weekly Tribune.
subscriptions received to The Daily Tribune.
"WEDNESDAY, May u. isehsghtieoke, " You'd
subscriptions received to Tho Newly orker.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 20 lBngbampton, N -,

COMBINATION or ATTRACTION AT rss American Nc.
sEuMJohn Dunn. the prince q low comedians. ssssssd
by the Chapman Family, Mr. Harrison, Mr.. Conover, spd
others eges variety Of novel and pleasing pe5rmsno,s
Tit, afternoon ard evening ibis 'r famed establishment
Miss stevens cast OF rare merit sings some hssul
fil sougs and together with he large ooleci,n u curl
ostes-lhe Orsrg Outsng, and that superb srd besuu
representation Of the Funeral OF Nspol-or-msses 10
bin OF entertainment e9ased ia the city. Performances
al 81 and O'Clock
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LEARY& Co.-sUanHR HAT. 1e47.--of Rocky Noun
tain slvery Beaver ritAo ssrtvs will be introduced
on Saturday the 9th inst and sold for the sss ga
son, at their standard price.
An adequate supply OF the raw material, obtained u
der peculiar advantages, and their improvement" "a
manufacture enable L. & Co to present to their sa',0
mers and the public generally in the above article hd
which has never before been offered at the price in tbs
or any other country my7&
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GoLD Pgss-THE CHEAPEST IN rHs CTrY.-A the God
Pen Depot OF JOIN w. GsEaTos Co. IL Csdsr'st lup
stars) may be found any description Of Pen wanted and
prices lower than they sold anywhere else Such
pens others advertise for 81 80 and a., Creation Co
sell for 81 Is and 81 49, Every convenience 10 provided
for trying and selecting Pens and the most stdous car
there be suited at discount OF from /, to Is per cest
from the prices Of other housss either wholesale retail
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Markets:
BALTIMORE. May 26-P. NJ.

BALIIMOkHf my - M
Flour both CITY Mills and Howsrd-st is held at
40 co. with but small business doing RyeFlouris NOM
insv A. 80 and Corn Meal s. 25 Sales 1000 bushels
Red Wheat at Qos cts. Rye ssl so. White Corn lOi'
yaro, 1os with ANAL transactions In Provisions there
chan 70 nnfca
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~ oGoDEr's LApr's Book" for June contain

I,g- "GoDEY's LADrs BooK' for June contains
contributions from C. NJ Kirkland Mary Dsvensnt, Mrs
E Oskes Smith. J. X. Psulding Hon. r. H. Wilde and
others and ia embelshed with portrait of Stephen
Grard an engraving of Noes statue of the same dstn
guished individual and also view Of Glrsrd College
and of his Banking House and Private Residence. Edit
ed by Mrs ). j. HALE, and sold by @. H. Long Bro
Their, Burgess strnger & Co. W. II. Graham, and Ber
ford & Co
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Nrw.YOnx, May %, lsi7-NO. BOnd..t.

Mesrs. GrseIey & McEIraiA
GEsTLEaES: | read in your paper yesterday
morning the following paragraph
KILLED BIZ BAD DESTIsrRY-A short time since
noticed the death Of Mr. Ames the celebrated
fscturer Of Cutlery at Springfield Mass His death Ia
attributed to poison from swallowing in the night hs
material with which European Dentist filed OF bis
teeth couple Of years since which had not been pro
perry secured. He had not well day since
Mr.. Ames some time ago, informed friend residing
In this City that be had teeth hed in Paris win pase
and had not well day since the operation was
performed he attributed his whole Illness 70 tne ner
curry quicksilver Of which the paste was made nave
written 10 professional friend Of Mr. Ames Tor fuil
statement Of the case and if obtain It vii lay before
the public Many of the readers Of your paper will re-
collect that during the pas, few years have sndesvored
TO warn them against employing Dentists who quick
silver combined with silver for stopping teeth
the Identical article used in Mr.. Amess case.
again say fesressy, that have confidence in the
professional honesty of any who will use itsayne,
a. many do that 1t Ia better than gold II II Is better
hereby challenge the whole of them to out in tho
public prints OF City and show the professiootheir
deluded victims. and abused publc-wherein IL 10
better than gold and what suborizes tho base material
ever TO be used when gold be employed for saving
teeth. am, gentlemen, your obedt ssrvt
ELEAZER PARML1.
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DIAPHRAGM FmrER Office removed TO 319 Broad
way corner Leonsrdst where heads OF families espe
cialy ladies' are invited see in operation that nvsUs
BILE purifier OF the Croton water. The prices are ~,
and s. each. Sea advertisement on wednesdays and
Saturdays myll 3a~lmNIukIb
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LAMESTABLE ACCIDENT AID DEATH.-Inforna-
choly casualty the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad. resulting In the death OF Robert
Scott, OF the firm Of r. Scott Co. shoe dealers, In
Msrketst. The body was found on the Railroad, a
short distance from Perryvile Cecil County Maryland
at early hour yesterday morning, in most frghtful
and horrid condition the face being nearly ground Of
and the body otherwise shockingly muulated. Along
perry Of the deceased from which II Ia presumed that
the unfortunate decea dragged the whole Of that
distance by the train suffering the sgones OF thousand
deaths before lie had become extinct The deceased
young man Of excellent character and the sup
port Of mother and two sisters. The accident
Il appears resulted from the unfortunate deceased fs
ling from the platform Of the upon which IL IL safe
TO infer he had been standing. Phil. Ledger
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u judicial Convention.-An adjourned meeting
Of Tie delegates TO this Couvenon Will be held .; he
broadway House on Thurs5sy Evepiog. May r. At bali
past o,clo>i GERARDUs CLARKE, Chairman
WILLIS B NIECE seersshs. uyzn
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Treasury FISAScIERING.-Extract from pri
yate letter to the Editor of The Tribune dated


The Government has this morning sold draft on
the North for s350O00 at y per cent discount They
have given large amounts Of drafts In Mexico the
Quartermaster at New Orleans without providing the
specie here meet them The consequence Is that the
English houses in Mexico send them here, get the spe
Gle from the banks and send II TO England In thstwsy
a large quantity will return abroad"
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Dreadful Explosion I'm n Coal Mine

POTTsvILLE Pa. May -.
A dreadful explosion of fredamP took P ace at
the collieries of Rogers, Sinnicksen Co. Francis
Kinley is probably burned fatally, and Daniel
and Peter McMening severely. The gangway'
cars. &c. are somewhat injured. No isriher par
,;c,I.r, a. "a,
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DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PKSs.-GsxAr RsDre'
TON. Y. SAVAGE, % Fultonst Ia selling Gold Pens
at still farther reduction II you want the cheapest
and best Pens in the city give him call He has some
for Al only silver Pencil included
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Business Notices.

~ CoSGREss ELAsrfc CATERS, oxford Tes pa.
tent leather Nuders and Shoes HalfBoots, and every
other article for gents. Summer wear for sale and made
to order at the lowest prices a. WArKrSss Fashionable
Boot Establishment ia Fulton-st
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PHoso0RAPHY.-The following letter from Prof.
Uphsm, published in the Anglosaxon is good srgu-
ment In fovor of Photography;

Uphsm published in the Anglos Saxon, is good srgu-
ment In fovor of Photography;
NEw-HAMPToS April 2. le47.
DEAR SIR-Permit me through you, TO request that
my name may be enrolled on the list Of the American
Photographic Society. Ny attention was fret directed
Photography by observing the facility and verbal sc-
curscy with which OF my pupils By its aid was
cu.tomed TO take down my Archaeological lectures.
medstey gned my chair 10 him, for the time be-
ing and at bis feet pupil His Of exercises
not quite completed and have been able TO devote
only fragments Of time stolen from other pressing duties
hence, you will readily perceive, do not yet Pho
nographize "currente calamo," or In more biblical
phrase. with the pen of ready writer Nevertheless
think see my way clear TO entire success and 10 i'm
mense practical benefit
Allow me dear sir, to ssy to you personally that the
work in which you have 30 Zesousy engaged IT, In my
humble opinion. great and good one, and must sue
coed beyond your most ssnguine expectations
Both branches OF IT, Photography and Phonotypy, are
pregnant with blessings % the millions bow does
every achievement sfOrd new proof that the sum
Der of ages is for and the race 10 rising Ike
refreshed gisnt to universal reform
Yours respectfully JAMES UPHAM.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

II Another examination was made on Tuesday
In relation to the Hotehks affair BY Justice Garrison
was for the purpose Of testing the question of Identity
between Buchanan and the man who was mentioned in
the testimony Of Mr. stebbins Mr. Murphy Of Gowanus
reexsnined his evidence removing all idea Of den
tiy.
IT SHOULD BE DosE.-The Watch Committee
have reported plan to divide the city into two Watch
Districts, north and south Of line running through
Myrtlssvenae and Montague place and also to double
the number Of watchmen At presentemploysd We hope
Il will Do carried into operation Immediately.
e Rev. JAMES McDoSousH, Pastor Of st.
Johns Catholic Church In Albany has been called By his
Bshop 70 take change Of 81 James Church In this city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-27

SUMMER HATS -RoBERrsoS of the Phonix Hat aud
Cap Mandatory formerly of l03 butnow Of fuon'
n Y and 81 Fulton st Brooklyn has just ntrodussaSs
beautiful style of Drsb and Pearl Csstors the price Of
which he hss reduced, the former to 81 and the later
to g. 80 These Hats are very light and pleasant and
sre trimmed prevent the Precipitation from sinh
ing through. my9 Or
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DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
ny ELECTRIC TElE G RAPH.
Later from Mexico.

Nothing beard from Scott-NeXicans peseruns
Captal-City under Martial Law-Guerrilla
Massacre OF American Dragoons-'omito al
Vera Cruz.
We have sdvices to the lith inst from Vera
Crus. These contain nothing from SCOTS ad-
vance.
party Of eleven Dragons, encamped a. santa
Fs near Vera Cruz were attacked by Guerrlhsros'
The Dragons were all sleeping but the sentinel
His gun missed fire, and before be could give the
alarm he was cut down. The Mexicsns then rush
ed on the Dragons Just as they were srou'ins-
severe conflict ensued. Seven OF the Dragons
were killed. AL the rest but one were wounded.
When the tidings reached Vera Cruz, a detach'
ment Of Capt Walkers rites were sent out In Pur'
suit.
Latest accounts from the Capital are to the
lst Of May Martial law existed there. Peace
was denounced. and the citizens were moving on
anticipating the assault Of our army. The vicinity
of the City Of Mexico was infested by robbers.
Afew new cases Of vomito have occurred at Vera
Cruz.
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PoLrrE-Abby Folsom once said TO one OF the
Judges Of the Massschusetts Supreme Court while
ne bench Cold water never gave you that red
nose"
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New IsvEsrIoss papers are eonilnas2 10 !
the pubic attention 70 new inyenticas-hs ~
which are worthless or csuuol be brought mo ~ ar
do nj they speak Of Phalon's Chemical invigofs "
tsiny 10 ons OF the most usefdl discoveries OF ~
for by its use hair IL prevented from fAlns - ~
n really beautiful This . true, and be PRIV re
sons W no have been bsnefIed- Prepares ~
81 Broad way and for sas BY drug and fancy ~
ally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-27

DEPARruRK OF MR. PAKESHAN.-The British
Minister to the United States leaves the City Hotel
this morning for Canada with the intention OF en-
barking early at Boston for England on leave
Of sosenee II 10 but set Of justice to say OF him on
leaving our country that Foreign Minister could 80
deport himself to leave behind more uniformly hind
and respectful impression both as to the man and the
public fancr0nsry Nor has his Office been that OF a
sinecure In which, some fail from wsnt Of sfsei'y
or reserve that may amount almost to rueensss- The
relations of the two countries have presented questions
OF great interest and decscy during his residence al
Washington which have been conducted on his part As
to maintain the rights OF England without for moment
nterruptns the kindness and harmony of his personal
relations with any In out of the government be-
In assisting to settle the boundary line, let as ho-
he contributed TO lay 10 Justice the founds' 70 III
everlasting peace between the two o ions OF q
though Mr. Polk did back on, from Suniries-eve
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! OF ye.tsrday,b 20 Mr.. CLOVIS for Boston papers
the New Haven and Springfield Line
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FRENCH Boors--YoUNo e. JoNxs Ann-st near the
Museum. are selling fine French Calf Boots at "
equal to those usually sold for 81 or g. Quick sss'
and small profits IL their motto myl3 I'm
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NEw-ORLEANs, May 20.

The remains Of seven companies OF discharged
Ulipoi, Volunteers have arrived here today
BALTIMORE, May 90.
Capt. Chuytor sailed from Baltimore today Tor
the seat Of war
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Court Calendar....THIs DAY
60, -, ~, So.
Law Courts.

COMMON PLEA, Part Mos. III, 6y, l27, 10y III
1873 I35 49, l3Y ST. Part 2-Nos 70, TO- ~, 90 e. "a
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whom the citation was m.der Were we not

whom the citation was madei Were we not
wronged in that
We vish we had room 10 remark upon many
topics suggested by this Discussion, especially on
our adverssrvs incesssnt lsbors to place As'oc'a-
ton ia hostile attitude to Christianity. loee MS
closing paragraph etc. To "a the argument Inos
piled would seem Just as pertinent and iorciols IL
urged in opposition TO Common Schools Lyce1ms'
Literature or Electric Telegrsphs, as against As
ISOLATION. But the spirit that would have crushed
the enterprise Of Columbus and stissd the demon
,tratiens Of Calico in the abused name OF the
Bible is still active and potent as ever.
so Of Selfdenial, which the champion OF the e1'
i.ting Social Order makes the essence OF Chri-
tian life mistakenly condemning Association as
taking no account Of and leaving no sphere Tor H.
Als.l that this selfdeDial were not searchingly
preached to the worlds lordly Prelstes and Chris
tan Nobles rolling in wealth and luxury, to con-
vince them Of the culpsbity alike OF boarding and
of squandering, and the duty Of devoting all their
means not merely to the relief Of human suffering
bpt to the removal Of the causes of that suffering
There are ten men now living who might, by gen
erons conservation Of their faculties and means to
the good Of their fellow secure to all the REQ
ple Of the civilized world the means OF comfortable
subsistence within ten years. But the Courier
though jealous for True Reform and not unwilling
10 "meliorate the hard lot Of the degraded Poor
does not feel personally responsible for the turn
ing Of the Earth on its axis" Ofcourse not g Am
nv brothers keeper7 asked Cain, and the
Courier's fling hardly exces Gains in witso much
=. - We Lee N 10 the
answer which unering Time shall give
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r. La6orTs are waRssT
nifty Our friend who VIII, In Syracuse and vici
Of wages. es does state The current rate
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First Popular Election.
~ Fail not to Vote, and for the best menl
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PoLIcE-John A. Randall was arrested yester-
day morning a complaint lodged By Cstharne Shuliz,
for bastzrdy and locked up. About O'Clock the
psnsn broke the house Of the accused and stole
iherefrom quantity Of bedcothes. she arrested
in the BY officers Voss and stark of the Seventeenth
Ward when she taken 10 prison. The parties then
both being in custody agreed upon marriage when Jus
ice Ketehun- made them and wife thus dischsrgng
both comp sints. Mary sweedy was yesterday ar.
rested BY officer Gregor Of the Seventeenth Ward.
charged with stealing towels handkerehiefs &C. from
Ward Newman. Detained 10 answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-27

Among the commonest Of Literary jokes is that
perpeuated by the friend of selfimsgined poet
ia retaining the verses sent him for critical admira
ton, to which he simply appended this pithy dis
Stch
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SUMNER HATs-We spoke the other day OF GE-
MIN having reftted his fine saesroom Broadway in
elegant syle-making it pleasure merely to step In oil
warm day and view the pedestrian pro'pec'-ou' one
who has since tried his Has reports the substance oil
bis manufacture even better than the prospect oil MS
rooms. When Is luxury more fully appreciated than
under scorching and the shadow (may 1t never De
less D of an un surpassable ChdPedu'
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P. S-The steamer Day has arrived here from
Cowes send you what little news she brings
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~ The Boehm Flute is now suPerceding every
other kind Those who wish to purchase Flutes would
do we'll to look at Mr. Kyles notice in another column
and then to go and look at the instruments he has Tor
sale which are made by A. G. Badger
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-03-02

Lady passengers on her. Captain
Hunter, of the c.. was slightly injured in
the face.
The G. was owned by the Capt, and
Wallingfore, q Co. and was not insured.
The cargo was mostly Nashville freight.
and is supposed to have been insured
there.
We cannot, from any information in
u possession, give any account of the
manner in which it occurred.
We knew both Captains to be expert
enced and exceedingly careful. 1t occur
red at an hour when but few persons on
either boat, except those Immediately in
charge of the them, would be mp. A
statement will probably soon be made,
when the facts IN the case will appear
The California was a second class boat,
worth, probably 81 or $4,000. The Is
aac Newton is one of the best line pack
cts, and one of the most powerful boats
on the Ohio. Capt. Mason and officers
are deeply distressed on account of the
loss of life attending this unfortunate oc-
currence.-Pitts. Gaz.
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Of the original resolution, and against the
amendment.
A message was received from the Gov
ernor and read. 1t was ON the subject
before the House, to wit, the suffering of
Ireland. After adverting in very feeling
terms to the wretchedness of this people,
he recommends the immediate passage Of
a law authorizing the Canal Commission
ers to transmit free of toll, all grain, pro-
duce, clothing, &c. &C., intended for the
relief of Ireland.
The debate was further continued on
the resolution and the amendment, which
was participated in by Messrs. Allison,
Pomeroy of Mercer, Piollet, Evans and
Leyburn.
MI. Fox. moved to amend the amend
ment, by adding that 'two hundred dol
lars of the Governors salary, and one
hundred dollars of that ofthe head Of each
of the departments, be deducted and ap-
proprated to the same object"
After some further debate, Mr.. Kline
withdrew his amendment.
The resolution in its original shape
then passed by a vote of so yeas TO 0
nays.