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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-27

CIsthins ut whoiesals.-ve beg 20 INFORM
gsusp Western merchants THAI sock Of spring and
.rsamsr sooS Just nssS sssussd contain. The rsss,
sse Ss icx pr,Ssa 2 - :s.sss i s:
CO.. 2a 80 ana $50 Rsosdvay. Sornsr Warren 4 :
i cSs%ssrs s ssss Srssa
Wholesale retail Shirts made measure. s0''''
A. Becker, Id Ann street, Manufactures 70
so IN. SasGo ~. IsS for g 81 sS e.
saashsa. nom y toS7 Give them trial.
Per Steamer rerais.-New Opening, a Mag
tapestry Brussels carpets 80 cents for beautiful spring
RfRAH ANDERSON. 90 Bowery.
Has Binding Machines.-l. N. singer 4 o..
resdy ior sae nschnes for binding straw hats and q
ING c snd e
Window shade nsnusacturcrs, Importers
s.nd ana FGaasos No. 81 ss
ssS sasss
he
Defiance sAlanander safes.-Robort M. Pat
10 ns sole uS in The United States o. q.
I'D GROSS bsrs Depot No. ls2 Pearl street, door below
The New Gridiron, RobinAon's Patent, Ac-
soppnx into NE dre II cooks The steak through without
Bachelors Hair Dye-Wlgs and Toupees,-
M ss he wSr an uns and U ,ss Is
ana al IS Broadway
Chxistadoro's HAIR Dye, wigs and Toapees
p ,S
oaSSrADoRos. No. xsso@ House ''''''' ''''
Whiskers or Moustaches Forced to Grow
rs bSS sf sS 70 anG Part Of the r. e.
s. South TSird Street, sss fhis s '''' 0'0'1''
HIPS HAIR Dye, Four shlliings u Box, Black
Or brcwn-sod At Hegeman, CLARK Co.'s, 273 Broad
srss rs Son
d ss drug and fancy goods stores generally In the United
st The % S M The e. s a hair his ais S
no. "a Church street, from o'clock A. NJ TO O'Clock r. NJ
A Perfumed Bre.tn-Wnat Lady or Gon-
neman would remain under the BREATH
vnsn by using the Balm Of Thousand Fowers A. den.
sIsoasss, Many PsIsons ds not iAsr Srs.h ssd
P s q o snd On w os sps
TS5SIs M
= I Hsas FOR sale '' Co., PROFESSORS and
Notice.-To those Troubled with Humor -
Owing 70 The great demand for my ontnens for the cure
Ho r. s S Ssw f0s sss b An 30 are
troubled with scrofuous humor respectfully invited
saA. Advice IN all cases. gratis noNA.n KpSxrDv
Proprietor Kennedys medical discovery Roxbury Mass.
Baron sp0Iasco, n. D., St. Nicholas Hoteis-
sn sHfs s ss Of ss
tzey failed do You have since cured lady and
s''A'''so ~'S aa6RGs Wa sHs JENKINS, N.Y.
Holloway's Ointment and PiIls.-Vhat are
ss the %Ss
~ and nfaLble BY recovered thousands
No So saidsn Lance New YORK and No. S
Strand LeIdon; and by all druggists at &c., 62c and 81
Croup-Croup This Awful Complaint is
is@S lie i've. Children should without
srs depot g cortand street., 80 y
Hernia.-Only Prize Medal Awarded to
CO. b 5 .Ts Exhibition Of ya for
awarded first premium this truss ia
and r. n sssns as
Me- n
lev York ond AAGsn Core: CO. No West Fourth street,
TeNcrvous suRsrers,-A Supply Of the Rev.
John Dagnas genuine extract pills. for weak
sroaWs
and Mrs. Hayes Brooklyn.
aosteCter.-The Surprising Effect Of HOG
% s 70 sS e D'er g REMOVING Sns
dyspspsia is truly wonderful hvery nervous deoitated
sss $ saNE sSd e s
ne agents, s0l Broadway. corner of Duane street.
Tho Remarkable Weather of this Winter
producing Colds coughs and pulmonary complaints affords
2 vM cherry and ar. It's senoacaI effects in
BaRNtS PARK soi srosdway o co nsr ~ p1spe,t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-27
THE FIREnIEN.

EXEMPT ENGINE COMPANY.--THg REGULAR
~ monthly meeting Of this company will be held en-
gine house, No. 202 Centre street, his Wednesday evening
O'Clock JAMES GILMORE, Seoret .ry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-27

Clothlns at Wh0lesals.-Ve bog % INFORM
Goueyn AndWesen merchants our sock Of sprnR ana
sonR just manufactured, contans ihe srsssl NJ
nv g oses :ye ior mems wear ever &os up by he house
tide AL got y our usual superior style D. OMvLIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-27

Per Steamer Rorals.-Now Opening, q Mag
ni6cen lot OF Crossey Sons English medallion velvet and
tapestry Brussels carpets for beautiful spring
'''''' HfRAM ANDERSON, % Bowery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-27

Defiance 9alaxnander eafes.-ROhort M. PAT
1EO the sole manufacturer in the United saaes
sfea and patent powder defiance locks
md bars Depot No. l92 Pearl street. below
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-27

Superior shlrts, ~hlto and rAncy, All Sizes,
sde expressly for custom trade, warranted every
teulAr, h ACLAUGHLIN'H II Chambers Green
wish sIees Also every article In Furnishing goods
Wholesale ana retail. shirts made 70 measure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-27
INTELLIGESCE OFFICEs.

EMPLOYERS WISHING GOOD SERVANTS Will,
IL find uarman ing is1. Scoch ana Iri ii hep
tor Letels and private fsm,es at NORRIS, CoIis CAT
,ti 2e7 oad of Resde street Also walters
coschmen farmers aporers &C. at hs the occ
i02 Greenwich street.
JNxPEeiENCeD Servants WITH Reliable RE-
II ierenses on'y) especially first cooks coupeent
nurses WATERS, addresses thorough servans
coachmep wafer and sardcx may now re engage
Immediately Ger eenemen families, at Agenry
No y lnlsry !, heer fulton sr,okyn. Permanently
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-27

The Remarkable Weather Of this Winter
producing Colds coughs and pulmonary complaints
N opportunity the wonderful effects Of Pas
r wild cherry and Its beneficial effects,
hmed cases, u tested by single bottle Sold verywhere.
BARNES PARK, 30i Broadway % Duane st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-27

The New OridirOn, RoblnsOn's Patent, Ac-
dropping Into Vie tire 1t cooks steak through without
burning the outside s. smoke in the ktchen
house, Five from 81 S. sold Vt 70 Duane street.
100 feet east Of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-27

Of gnt cornices laos and muslin curtains. damasks bu
Helands Ac-KELTY FERGUSON. 10 29l Broad way
and eade street. offering inducements
o. the goods All kinds OF window shades made
superior manufacturing facilities keep the
reputation have always hadof being the cheapest
n h0 Sta{ea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-27

MR.. FAYETrE CALLED AND FOUND NO LETTER
Nl at Broadway Pest office VIII call again to morrow
no,ity week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-27

HIPS Hair Dye, Four ehiIiings u Box, Black
@ brown sold at Hegeman Clark Co.'s, T3 Broad
II lb9 Atlantic street l75 and 247 Fulton street,
md ct drug and ancy goods stores generally 10 the United
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-27

The Herman Hnlr.--A. Garandjean Having,
for the period of forty years. made the human hair his
may be consulted daily ali of hair
no. "a Church street, from o'clock A. NJ TO O'Clock r. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-27

IMPORTATION WAkTED--OF CHARLES AND ROSERT
Devor late Of the county OF Armagh relatives Of Lord
ningham OF Ireland who, when last from,
years and hafsgo residing in jamaica West Inies
irving the business OF merchants
have sDce TO reside In the United Any in
formation of their whereabouts the UomnH
sioners of Emigration New York. will thankfully received
by their niece Devor Jamaica papers please copy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-27

ka0steCter.-The Surprising Effect Of Hog
eers vegetable stomach biters in removing bile mparng
heh and tone to the system forcing appetite aud curing
dyspepsia, is truly wonderful hvery nervous deohtated,
weak and emAcia,ed should at Sold all
druggists, hotels grocers, &c. BARNES PARK. whole
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-27

BaacheloE's Hair Dye-Wigs and TOupees,-
TAe the world This Alied and original dye
piled In twelve private Batchol0rs wigs and
have improvements all others being chef duvrea OF
Dnn0e and dur liability, peculiar this establishment
BATCHELORB, 23S Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-27

ToNervOus Su1fcrers.-A Supply ofthe Rev.
John Dagnars geDure extract pills, for weak
and general debility his dispeo
may be Obtained Of JOHN MEAKIM druggist 497 Broadway
and Mrs. Hay %, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-27

IN PRESS, AND TO BE PUBLISHED MARCH l.
i MEN AND TIMES OF THE REVOLUTIONS;
Or Memoirs Of Eiianah Watson including Journa Of Ira
respondence with pnolc Mem and eminisceuces Inch
dents OF the Revolution. Edited his Wmsow O. Wat
SOD In one octave volume Of 400 pages Price 81 So
DANA 1 Co, Publ hers 3Sl Broad WaY N Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-27

IF TIE YOUNG LADY WHO WAS so Grossly AS
saued by policeman duty In Grove street. night
about Il O'clock VIII send her address to A. g. Broad
Duct and who wtreely give evidence sufficient Unnecessary
to punish the offence al make example of Nnta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-27

Whiakcrs or M0ustachos Forced to Grow
M .eeis BY onguent which win not stain or Djue the
shin. 81 bottle; sent 10 part Of the country 4. q.
HAM, 686 Broadway Hays It's Fnton street. Brookyn Eel
be1, "A South Third street, Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-27

VI, ANTEp--A GERMAN dow DUToH) PROTESTANT
W girl who speaks English. undcr general
homework and washing AID ronlog may apply, wi refer
at 30 Lexington
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-27
FRENCH ADVERTISEMENT

TIN JEUNE HoMME AGE DE % ANS, REGIMENT
arrive de pEurope dorgine 1rlandaise parlant parfa
eert bien francais ct pAhemand ct oomprenan passa
olemcut Angais, desire placer chez tamil
hotel quale de sommeiler (waierJ II conna parfate
nent e service de table, ayant fcncone plueurs
note Baur Zui ch II capable pour ensesner le
racais de eunes enfants Recommendations superieres
lie fEuope dci Ecrire " Padresse Byrne Herald
Office, pour quatre jours.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-01

@
STORY OF A AHIGHwAYMAN.--Not many years ago,
an Irisllman, whose finances did not keep pace with
the demands made on his pockets and whose scorns
Of honest labor was imminenty yunayorable to their
being egitimately filed borrowed an old pistol one
day, when poverty had driven him to extremity and
took the highway most convenient where he WassS
likely to linda heavyputse
r. a jolly old farmer came jogging along, and put him
down instantly as o party who possessed those re-
qusteS he so much stood in need Of himself. Pre-
senng his pistol. he commanded him to g stand and
deliverH
The poor fellow forked over some fifty dollars, bntb
finding Pat somewhat of q greenhorn, begged u five
to take him home, distance OF about halt mlie.
The request was complied with, accompanied with 3
the most patronzing air. Old Acres and Roods was
a knowing one Eyeing the pistol he asked Pat ifs
he wouldsell it, -s sssS5
..ls it TO sell the pistol? Sowl, and it's that same
thing Ill be afther doin' What ud You be afther5
gvin' for it ~
I'm give you the five dollar bill for it,
Done an dones enough between two gentle
men. Down with the dust, and here's the tool for
yono
The bargain was made by immediate transfer. The
moment the farmer got the weapon he ordered Pat to
shell out, and pointing the pistol threatened to blow
his brains ont il he refused. a
Pat looked at him with a comical leer, and buttons
ing}his breeches pockets, sung out a #$
Blow away, onld boy; divil take The bit of pow
der's init
We believe the old man never told the last part Of
the story but once, and that BY the parest SaGe
dent s#5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-01
British Filibusterlnr,

The London Telegraph of the Sd exposes the Times
hypocrltcal horror Of ibustering in the following
home truths, well put:
The Times indulges in some very fine ideas Tesnact
ing treebooters and fbusteIs. Our cotemp6rarV
affects an air OF outraged sensitiyeness which is the
more amusing because SO unnatural =
1t Is all nonsense our exhibiting so much sensitive
ness about tilbustering England has been the scene
OF grand libustering from the period when our Nor
man conqueror first tilibustered upon these shores
and parceled out amongst his followers the fair lands
of the ancient Briton. We ilibustered in ireland !.
we 1libustered in Scotland and in short Great Rri
tain IS Great Britain from the successful acts OF her
renowned tilibuSters Ss5
What have we to say about India? How can we
point to the mote in our brothers eye when such an
ugly beam dlsfigures our own organ of vision? 1t
only few months since when, because the Kinr of
Dude did not do as we pleased, that we flibustered
upon ms country, dethroned that monarch, seized
upon his revenues, and declared Hwtb no claim or
pretext that We aware Of merely relying on the
power OF the sword and the superiority of might to
right that Dude should be annexed to the bosses
sons OF the British crown. IF we did not tlssster
IN Dude, then there is no meaning in the word e That
have we to say of our most shameful attack mon and
occupation Of the Burmese territory. A more bare
faced act OF hihustering was never enacted What
Is the knightiy Raiah of Sarawak but illibuster?
Then let US not be compelled to gill column showing
that England is the very last nation on the face Of the
glooe winch should use as term of reproach the
word flibuster. Once American authority is tri-
umphant III Central America, then civilization and
good government will follow. The high road be
tween the Atlantic and Pacific oceans Will then be
freed OF Costa Rican bandits and protection will be
vouehsafed to commerce. Let US rather then, feel
glad that the Anglo-Saxon is marching onwards and
fulfilling the destiny of Providence, which is that our
race shall occupy and govern from Hudsons Bay on
the north to Cape Horn on the south
Central America will become filed with useful. in
dustrons citizens and the seeple will rear itself
where nonght now can be but the rude stockade
OF the outlaw and the relentless Indian, The Times
says that it is unheard of, the United States recog-
nzng the government Of Gen. Walker before his gov
ernment is firmly established-that such an act is
without precedent in history What nonsense this is!
Did not France recognize the thirteen struggling
States of the American Union long before we had re-
lnquished our hold upon the young republic? Walk
ers government is an established one de facto, and
cognize it as such. " -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-01
Ue6 ORLEANS nailp Gyresfelrtt.
Fillmore, the Pride of the Nation.

Fillmore, the Pride of the Nation.
The following, by Mr. Dnganne Of New York, ia
lie first song of the campaign:
For Fillmore, the pride of the nation,
The choice of the fearless and free,
We join in heartfelt ovation,
And welcome him home from the sea.
Our bosoms, in throbbing communion,
Remember the statesman SO true,
Who shielded our glorious Union,
And standsby the red, white and blue 2
S.. From lands where the millions are yearning
For freedom from tyranny's chain,
Our Fillmore, in gIadness returning,
Beholds dear Columbia again.
his heart beats with Freedoms devotion
his soul is yet steadfast and trt1e-
"He swears to the Union deVotion!'i
And stands by the red white and blue
No factious dissensions shall sever -
The bands that our Washington wrought J;
The Union, T" unchangng forever
Is shrined in each patriots thought.
Our love and onr faith are not hollow
In strength they were nourished and grew,
The Chief we have chosen will follow
And stand by the red, white and blue.
Our voices are Joined in communion
The stars Of our flag are above.
Hqzza, then, for Fillmore and Union
Huzza for the man that we love
The old Union Ship, when he guided, 49,.
Was staunch i'll her timbers and true
And now through the States undivided"
Wen sail her in red, white and blue
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-01

The GREAT NORTHERN LAKES. .--The coast line5of
our great Northern lakes exceeds three thousand
rio is $50 miles that Of Erie, 24O; Huron, 260;
Michigan,a20 and Superior, 355--making total
length of ,555 miles, and area Of 80 900 square
miles The entire area drained BY these great inland
ty their waters into the ocean through the st. Law
renee, which is navigated from Lake Erie doWnwaris
to all vessels not exceeding 130 feet keel 96 feet
bean. and 10 feet draught. The aggregate traffic Of
more than sSo05Oo 900, employing eighty odd thous
sand tons of seam and 13sO00 tons Of sail though
as late as the year 1900 there scarcely craft
above the size Of an Indian canoe trading on the
lakes. 8s$s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-01

The recent advices from England announce the
death Of the eminent london banker, Samuel Gurney
He was at the head Of the frmof Overend, Garney
Il Co. Mr.. Gurney was member of the Society of
Friends, and brother of Mrs. Elizabeth Fry, whose
acts Of benefcence, 50 far as they involved money
expenditure at the expense Of this her brother
whose fortune was colossal.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-01

There were l07. deaths in the city of Baltimore
during the week ending Monday, tie 24th inst, be-
ing an increase of u over the week previous which
was attributable to the oppressive weather that has
nreYailen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-01

Hon. Luther s. Cushing died in the city of Boston,
on the 25h inst, aged SO years He was formerly
Justice of the Common Pleas Court, and atterly re-
porter Of the decisions of the Supreme Court.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-01

A subscription has been started in the city of New
York, for the relief of the sufferers by the great in
undation in France. The Courier des Etat Unis
says that the appeal is made directly to Frenchmen
but donations from Americans will h highly accepts
Ill tsAs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-01

trotting match for $1,000, mile heats, best three
in five harness, came ooVer the Centerve Course
New York, on Monday, the 23d, between Capt. Pc
ters and Lady Rogers. The latter was the victor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-01
The Marseilles Journals give the following account
of the arrest of the entire crew of an American shin


of the arrest of the entire crew of an American ship
for mutiny:
The clipper Atahnta left Marseilles for New York
on the goth May, with crew of twenty-one sailors,
composed chiefly of Italians. The men displayed
from the commencement mutinous disposition,
which at last induced the captain, named Mortel to
place the most mutinous in confinement The ship
was then OIL the coast Of Valencia. Capt Mortel in
order to try the intentions Of the men, sent the crew
to l DO something connected with the navgationof the
with the men on their conduct rece ed stabs
with knife whilst the captain was maltreated and
bound with ropes. The mutineers then took com
mand of the vessel and changed her course towards
the LeVan but in passing BY Marseilles they deter
mined to anchor somewhere near the coast to get an
additional supply of water and provisions They &C.
cofdnsly slgnaled for pilot, and one soon came on
board THIS latter was Informed by the captain of the
state q O. matters, and be promised to communicate
with the officer OF the American frgate Constellation
then at Marseiles This was done, and forty marines
speedily boarded the Atalana and ordered the mutt
neers to surrender. The latter took refuge in the i
glng but were pursued by the marines, who by dint
ol sabre ents, forced them to descend to the deck
where re, they were taken prisoners and conveyed to
Fort ST. Nicholas by the naval genda1merie
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-01
GEN PERsrpoR F. sM1ru.-The Washington Organ

Gen. PERsIFoR F. SMlrH.-The Washington Organ
OF the 24th inst, says;
General Persitor r. Smith arrived here on Saturday,
having been sent for by the President. He had an
interview with the President on Monday. Orders
have been issued and he will proceed us early as pos
sble to Kansas to take charge of the United States
forces there. His orders are Imperative in fact, he
is clothed with full power to put down all ilslrrec
has been deemed advisable in order to take Kansas
im6roSHo out OF the halls of Congress and give peace
and quiet to the country. General Smith is a cool
headed man. and is considered one OF the best officers
of the army.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-01

The New York Sun, of the Gath ult says that the
Hon. Stephen Clark, Treasurer OF the State of New
York, has-heen suspended, under charges made by
Lieut.. Gov. Raymond and State Engineer and Sur
veyor Seymour.
The charges made against Mr., Clark are said to be
of an extremely frivolous nature, trumped up for the
purpose of getting him out of office, and by that
means giving the control of the Canal Board to the
Black Republicans, so that the funds of the Board
may be used the benefit of that party during the
5auproachiDg canvass. 81 4 "a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-01
Illisf5- ssrsrfaa sessl IN.

2 2
asfssaToN June Mr. 3fodIlead
from Judge Giiehrist Of
tHs Court of laiats discussing the question III
and u tle socftor
n f + fhe n the Government
LAID en the table and ordered to be ttrillted.
atFs ~ from the E0nfni fec on Indian
ans Y q bil tile settlement o fhe
9 q Y; v. also Of the accounts
of ghartes p sBabe6ck Indian IA eents
MI. Mason infroduceda Joint far tj,a
chase q fhe ship oIue. the sarors persofis
connected with an American WiiaerY Il and that sfs
be restored to the British Government and ff
sum Of 40,0oG beap opriated for the purpose.
TESTS. Fostefs duesy and Clayton advocated fts
4 passage; when IT Tas ulaHin 1ouaiy adopted.
to the Committee on Territories
Mr.. Adams called up bis resolution fixing the ads
JotirnInent Of Congress for Monday 21st July, which
was farther laid over. d 1s
The hour for the special erder having arrived MI
Hunter o virginia. proceeded to address the Senate
on the Massachusetts resolutions 8'ss
TUESDAY, June2 ~ House.-The Speaker laid be.8a
dent Of the United States calling the attention Of
Congress certain subjects Of legislation s ss
The bill TO establish two additional land districts in
the Territory Of Minnesota was then read third time
and passed 5## a 5s
& Mr. Whitney, Of New York, introduced bill To
protect public property and preserve the peace
the territory q Kansas which was referred to the
Committee On Territories. 5 55ss 3Tgs
Various reports were then received relating to Ter
ritorial business when the House went into Commit
steeof the Whole ION the stateof the Union and re-#
slmed the consideration Of the bill to enable the peo-
pie of Oregon Territory To form Constitution and
State Government, and for the admission Of sncE#
State into the Union. 75ts
The subject under discussion when ON report
etDsed gf5 t4&4g$