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New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
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GILBERT BROTHERS, JEWELERS., No. 3s9

C.Lsr have lust received splendid s.sornent Of LAoyS
FINE GOLD WATCHES which they Will ofer a. very low prices
and Be happy show to any pr'on who W" cs ~tut p~
Ing them under any obiss;lon TO purchase.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
CITY ITEMS.

SroRn.-About o'clock yesterday heavy storm
of hail and rain passed the city, pioneered by
few flashes of very vivid lightning. The rain was OF
less than quarter OF an hours duration, but very
violent. The earlier portion OF the day had been eA-
tremely sultry.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

THE CouRrS-iG the Court of Sessions yesterday.
Edward Grfhs med indictment for assault with
kill appesrs that the night of the ath Jy lac
private Waterman Patrick Buckley observed two coming
belonxnx the house OF Mr. Carey In smith
street and supposug them b. bur glars stopped OF thcn
the prisoner Gr ths made resistance aud Buckley
raised his strike him. when he the prisoner hot him in
the shoulder nc ting injury of character thak
M Buckley compelled To remain o. .he Hospital foT
weeks Griths subsequently arrested IN New York Hs
WAS positively Identified the and the JUry found hin
guilty Sentence reserved
The trial of Sylvester Collins and John Asn called
but in of the absence OF Collins who out bail
the tria postponed. They charged with psssnS
counterfeit money.
In the CITY Court action brought by Thomas A. Jenks
against City Of Brooklyn being for money due tor opening
streets the late city Of Wamsbush The deese set up
that the had not yet been collected The Jury
brought in yerdo for the following amounts in favor OF h
plaintiff: Marshall street opening. SS Co. sith tho
allowance; Wyckof street opening, Sin5 49, with 30
allowance Seventh street opening, slSH with SIS
allowance.
This is the trial Of the term. during whh % hsvv
been disposed Of "a,
The next viii commence Monday but there viii b
no jury trials until Monday week.
Edward Grliths, convicted in the Court II Sessions
assault with intent to kill sentenced 10 the State a
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

YoUsG MIS's CHRISTIAN Ass0crATIos.-The
fourth meeting the Young Mems Christian Assooia
Of take place Monday evening o.
the Wayne Reformed Dutch Church Several tsentrd
spe akers will address the mreting
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

CHARGED WITH STFALISG Horse AND CART
An Irish bo, named Thomas Boyle was arrested
yesterday charged with stealing horse and cart be-
longing to Francis Bernhard butcher, doing business
at No. 5, Second street, in whose employ he was
Bernhard had employed Boyle to drive the horse and
few DAYS ago the latter sold the animal and vehicle
for $50 and purchased for himself an elegant suit of
broad CLOTH in which he cutting considerable of a
swell when justice overlook him. Justice Steers COM
committed the accused for trial.
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fAfverisementl
CARPETS CARPETS CARPETS ELEGANT En.

sish fesets II per yard Brussels 75c, Hc and yc AL
Wool Iugrans. f0c and 1c. Ocoths, 3le, 90, c Drug
GETS Asinzs Tab and Piano Covers Window Shades Rogs
Mas &c. asoI.hius low prices HIRAM ANDERSON,
Nc 80 Bovery.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
IAiver-isernep.

GAS-GAs-GAs FIXTURES.-A large assert-
raeut beautiful and entirely designs will b. ond
great Manufacturing Depot No SO Broadway The trade sup
Piled .. the usual .-fnA AkcHzs, WARsER 4 Co.
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Advertisement. |

I
BARNUMs MUsEuM.-The Best, the COrrectest
the Amusing and decidedly Interesting Exhibition
they have presented there is THIoDoss THEATER
attracting such crowds that Essbshnent An
admirable bill THIs Al IEsSoos aud EyEsnG.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
tAdvertisement. |

FANCY CUTLERY.-A large variety of Sports
mems Pes and POCKET KNIVES Of the and beautiful
patterns rsny whch been before imported For
sae By J. Il ,. SAUNDERS, No. Astor House
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

ITALIAN OpYRA-BuRToSs THEATER.-To-night
will be the last of the season AZ this theater The
pieces will be Trcriofa-Mad Coson, Brignoh and
Amodio-and an act of Purtdni, including the
LiJerta duet by Amodio andJunca. The performances
of Mad Colson have called forth much commentator
from the press. Without having irst-class voice
she is one of the most effective representatives on the
stage Of the characters she undertakes. The opera
company, we learn has done well. II will proceed to
Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
The First Prize was awarded to No of Brooklyn,
and the Second to No. , of Stamford.
THIRD CLASS.

The first second class prize was awarded to the
Whitehall engine, and the second to No. of Wate-
f,rI
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
LAW LNTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-GESgRAL TERw.-Ocr. l.-Befors
Judge. CLERKE. HoGEBooN and SUTHERLAND.

SUPREME COURT-Grsrs.L Trsx-oc1. L-Bsfoe,
Judges CLERKE, HoeEsoon and SUTHERLAND.
EXTZSsIOS OF ALBANY STREET.
In Of the Application Of the Mayor 4c % ExeoA
Albany street TO Broadway.
This is an appeal by the Rector, Church Wardens
and yesrymen Of Trinity Church aud M yncen, TyOu fos,
the order Of Judge ngrshsm confirming The sppamsnt
GInv .ree rom Greenwich street. through Trinity Church
ward 70 Broadway Judge naham so dcided that the pro-
tS@ s,n, th- nature Of the Improvement
rropery published and conpicuousy posted required by
net as whole also op?oed by the appellants against the
principle. Of Divine and human law and Genesis and Baak,
stone cited authorities In support Of the position
EIRscorts .Toa for appellants, Richard Busted for
spondsn,s a
THE JOSEPH WALKER CASE.
IS Levi, sgt. Daniel Dodge and Chs r Barnes
This was appeal from an order OF Judge DAVIS
walker the plaintiff Lewis, the exclusion Ddse .na
Barnes. |. argued yesterday and the Co"f' reserved ID
decision ,- -
Jonathan Peel &c sgt. Jsnes sutton Elliott.
The appeal from the order denying the m motion ::
Term, and was argued hi. InornnL Decision reserved
BEFORE Judge CLEskE-DEcIsIos.
Patrick Muedy at. Elizabeth MulIedy. -Judg-
NC. Carl s,rayer ct al rg The Ocean Insurance Cou-
papyIn h. the Juos. ih' moi frlarfes Al opn'e
erar;inx the motion, with sV o''"'
SUPERIOR coURT-ssseIM Tsss-ocr. L-Befae'
xsets aet. Van Doren.-Case to be settled on ap-
,~.,,ns~ Of counsel in this action
Notce-During the month Of October the Special
Tn Of the Superior gill b. held Ia the chamber S The
Bo.rd Of sGp~rsisou, No IN Cty Hall
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-sSkcIAL TEsS-Oct. L.
Before Judge DAILY.
Observation-Disclosures ZEE.
Li...t,- Hesser .s,. Jupiter T. X. Hesses.i
This is suit for separation on the ground OF H.
treatment, An sppcs,on made this morning Gor sim0ay
pendius the suit, and for counsel fee. 49,,
The Complaint show. that The parties were married IN shis
eity on b~ ,t Of Otob. is that they have ehrva
Paind that about two years her husband con-
uenced OF uukind treatment toward her e~shns
hs, husband received into the hous. syodnf
named Elizabeth Leuwnf. whom he embraced AsH tsse.
H. ssme calling plaintiff opprobrous On ae 80.
hand defendant put In afhdsyi,s sIssns va1oas so u
deity oegai:,sa bsg FAgt with Gasse WAsss WIZ
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

William Tel win be given this afternoon at the
Academy of Music by Mesdames Maretzek and seden-
burg, Siguors Stefan easier, Gasperoni, &c, with
the incidental ballad by the Rowzani troupe.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

EXAMINATIONS OF APPLICANTS FOR ADMISSION TO
PR.cTIck.-Tne first examination of law students
since the adoption Of the rules will take place in
the General Term room of the Supreme Court this
morning at IL O'Clock in open Court.
II is noticeable fact that not one-half the usual
number OF applications for admission have been
filed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

NOVEL ExHIulTIoS.-On Monday evening, at the
Cooper Institute, DIR. Boynon proposes to condense
into ore exhibition. the principal experiments Of an
entire course On Naural Philosophy, Chemistry and
Electro Magnetism. He proposes to suspend a rod
Of iron in the air; liz boy by electric power; load
sm. cannon with water and fire it off with an icice
80. water on FIRE: make bonfire of ice; make the
water-gas light, and give variety OF galvanic and
electromagnetic experiments the whole to close with
. balloon ascension. The particulars will be found in
the advertisement.
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A Ran SfGS-1

A BAD SrGS.-The sign Of the Cemetery of the
Eycrgrrens suspended om the second stor Of their ofcs
opposite the City Hail. blown down yesterday By te forcs
OF the wind snd narrowly escspea injury IL
about % feet length and shattered IN psorsou the side
walk
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

N,sro's-This house will be closed tonight in or
der 70 Give the last rehearsal to the ne1 drama Of
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

CASE OF RODGERS, THE MRDEREg oF s"a'>'o'.
Yesterday morning Mr.. sede~iek Assistant D''''o'
Attorney received from the Court OF APpeaH ,"e
ren'tur in the case OF the boz Rodge, convicted u
the murder Of John SwanstoB 1t sets or'h tn"4 ..'
Court after having heard he cause arg II os s,i'
John Graham, counsel for the plaintiffs II error pe
people, and BY Mr.. +. W. Andrews oounSei 'C' ue'
fendant in srror md, after due deberaiion oSh 'ne
on did order and adjudge that the Judgment o' tue
Supreme Count appealed from be reversed ana 'n',
Of the Court of General Sessions of the Peace IN ana
for the City aud County OF Nsw-fork be a'rr'l'u.
The next step VIII be to bring the pr'ono, up io'
senterc. A, the General Term aijourns to-day the
sentence will probably be pouounesd thss'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

Tux M,RINH B,RRAcNS.--Work on the projected
Marine Barracks the WalAbou Flat. has hsE suspended.
cous,quence the difficulty forming sold koIisiios
The has recently reclaimed the marsh. and
bottom found BE- yielding that the pies ssnno b,
made hold solid ground ON the opposite ,sie oths
will probably be- selected the present obstacles caanx
b.. owe
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

The boats Of the Union Perry Company lad hss
aags a, hafma-t Friday tribute of respect -
tie mer,ory OF Mr.. Naa Wagner * .hs Directors,
whose ioEcrsl took place thst day.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
BROOKL Wv ITEMS.

FmEsEss REcErrros.-Easine Companies Nss Z
and I. aud Hoe Company No. T. Eastern D,snes.
were received yesterday morning on Their rctur, fo.a
Albany by Engine Company No. snd delegss,,~s
from Engine Ne. 3, Hook and Ladder So 1, Hoss
Company No. }, and the Pacific Association. Afer
paradng through the principal streets they wero
escorted to their houses and entertained.
The news OF the success OF Franklin Engine Com
pary No. 3 at Albany was received wits great ses1
Of satisfaction BY the remen OF this city, Delesstsss
from every Company IN the Western Distrt were se-
iected to receive them On their arrival.
They landed q; the Fulton ferry about o'cSsc&.
having On their ergine banner with the teaowin&
inscription " Bruoklyn Victorious" They were pre-
oeded by Stsssr 5 Band, and many of the nsmbxs
bore torch lights. They marched past the kagss
house IN Henry street TO Atlsrc and Court strests b0
the City Hall and down Fulton street To their qusstes
where collation. was prepared for them. Theroisa
great deal of rejoicing On accoups of the victory
Phenix Engine Company No. > of New Haven e.
rived he yesterday morning. and entertained ~
Ne. II until 3 O'Clock when they hft for home.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

AcCtpyrTAI DRowNING.-About &, O'Clock yea
tcssy afternoon boy named Gcsse Ma-n a<-s Is ysr.
drowned while fishing aanssid- the ship PARMA ths
tsos OF south sixth ~. body rco,.red Do
,hs u the captain Of IN. Parma and had
sen, on board by s father keep the ship" rhhns
empey the time 6-hns he sot bait ard seating
sell upon ra alongside by sue means sipp.d os and BE-
fore he could be recovered hcsted 81 and ds~nrd c
was boy Of much promise and much beloved by his
pauuus
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

,.-,,nc> Of counsel IN THIS sction.
Notice.-During the month Of October the Special
Term The Superior Court s be hed in the chamber 81 'As
Ronrd Of Sgp~ryison, No. IN Cty Hall
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

srrpyRIoa cOURr-srEcIAL TsRs-Ocr. L-Bcfoes
Judge ePrERkEPoSr.-DEcisioSs.
x.sLs AIT Van Doren.-Case TO be settled on ap-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

Edward Grfths, convicted in the Court ii Session,
Of assault with intent to kill sentenced 10 the State
ten
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

TUESDAY June 8, 1853
The Board met this day pursuant TO adjournment.
Members present Hon. J. Magioni, President /;
Messrs. Dolhonde, Hall, Huyghe, Phelps, Waldo,
Whitney, Ranney and Stckney-9.
The reading Of the journal was, on motion, dis
pensed with.
The following communication from the Comptroller
was read and on notion the first third and fourth
parts were referred 10 the Committee on Streets and
Landings, and the second part in relation the cul
verts was laid over subject TO call.
ConrrRoLLERs OFFICE,
New Orleans, June 8, 1858.
To The Honorable the Common Council
Genilemea-By writ Of Injunction from the Sixth District
Couf The suit Of Mrs Poydraa de Lafsande tax, and
others the City Of New Orleans enjoined from adjn
daIpg the contract for making brick sidewalks ordered
resolution No 3slg 70 have taken place the III instant
For the making cuverts draining Julia
per resolution No. 3o0l this day after She
notice from this Office offered the but there Adju
Under resolution No ss22 for the prOlolgaton of Treme
the following sealed proposals this received and
opened In The Of the Charmen Of the Finance Com
FROM j. Ringe, for s7sso Offering as security Jean Petit
From Nicholson Co. for s245Oo Offering John H. Roden
From " bSyse, for s24ss IS securities Messrs Pslanne
1iof which subject the approval rejection Of your
honorable BODY.
have the h7nor herewith enclose statement No. I0 Of
checks drawn the Treasurer The eek ending this
Very respectfully, your 0bedent servant,
7. THEARD Comptroller
The following communication from the Treasurer
was read, and on motion referred to the Committee
on Finance:
TREAsURER's DEPARTMENT.
Weekly Report Of Receipts and Disbursements e Week End
ing Saturday, June 6, 1858.
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SOUTHERN BANK.


STATE OF LoUIsfAsA-cIrY OF NEW Or
By II KNowS that on mis- a DAY Of May. n ,e yea, o,
Lord cne shousand sight hun ed and and n ne
ord - -
In conformity with the No "a Of the Legislature Of ,hs
State entitled An Act alter the Of e Caufa stef
Of the Southern Bank approved the eghtesnt March isst
(I5B and also In conformity with The 9th another
OF said Legsauf3 entitled establish r., r.l
system Of banking in the State Louslana srnroed
the fifteenth March. 1885
thirty days Of pnhic notice IN the New Orleans D,fv
Crescent Journal in the following, to-uh.
Southern Bank, New Orfesns, March 25d 1888
meeting OF The Stockholders will be held
day May 1855 the hours Of 10 O'Clock A.
NJ O'Clock NJ the Office Of Thomas Layton notary
public Of this city for the OF taking into confederation
the expedeney Of altering the shares Of The capital stock Of this
Bank from shares Of hye hundred dollars shares q
bred doa eonfrmably with act OF The Legislature Of this
Slae approved b. the Govern the 18Th March, 1873
CSigned) FREDERICK R0DEWALD,
President
Before Thomas Layton n7tsry public in and for the
and the Of the witnesses hereinafter named and
dersiRned:
Personally appeared the following persons
others per procurafons IN due form exhibited notary.
and deposited Tor said southern
Back all which said appearers their attorney
In fact lawful the
amount Of shares respectively sixed their
firstyFredeck Rodevaid ESQ., behalf attorney
In fact 81 the following named persons commercial arms and
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ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.


.
SATURDAY, June S, 1853
The Board met this day ct O'Clock p. NJ. on a
conyocation Of the Hon. Ii. NJ. Summers, Mayor pro
ten. r.
Members present Hon. J. Magioni. President !:
Messrs Dolhonde, Hail. Holland HuyShe, Kearny,
Phelps. Waldo, Whitney, Beebe, Ranuey and Stick.
On motion, the board went into secret session.
Mr. Ranney offered the following preamble and re-
solution which was read twice and adopted the rules
being suspended
Yeas: Messrs. Msgioui, Doihonde, Hail. Holland,
huyghe, Kearny, Phelps, Waldo, Whitney, Beebe,
Ranney and Stickney-l2.
Where's the Mayor Of the Of Orleans ths Hon c.
@sn, Without any ust cause and y yiOias Of the dulles
e bis du that in The op Mon Of The Common Council Of
es ely q New Orleans there Is no longer Mayor Of the city
Where's further that IN the present excitement
the the nhssant d hs city q New osans
city having been left since two days whou, single officer
sss a T.. a Hon. NJ. and
e. sssSy nsss az y 60 s Mayor
sss fay authorized 70 make such rules and regulations
70 organize strong police the peace
1sliir ,sselssd That the Common Council pledge itself
On motion the doors were opened.
Mr.. Ranney presented the following articles and
resolutions OF impeachment against the Hon. Charles
M Waterman, Mayor of this city, which were read
and adopted unanimously the rules being suspended:
Nhoiea Chas NJ Waterman Mayor Of the city OF New Or
es has deserted his aud has been In the ONCE
last two days;
And whereas city New Orleans has been since the "a
June Instant In the nsn Of unlawful
jeopardizsd;
And whereas, the Chss NJ Waterman has, by his acts
attempted 70 leeae the existence Of the Ad unlawful ogani
xation, and is within tbs thirty
cation
And whereas, The said Chas NJ Waterman Mayor afore,
SAD has fsled neglected
h state and the ordinances Of this and dispense the said
gniawini organization and thereby his
BE therefore rssoesd by Of Assistant Aldermen
That the said Chas H. Waterman be he hereby i'm
pacned and ordered before the Of Aldermen
TOT trial and that In the meantime he suspended from Office
Resoied further That The President Of the Board Of Alder
men the Hon. NJ Summers be and he Is hereby declared 10
De Mayor pro lem. Of the city Of New Orleans.
On motion, this Board proceeded as a committee
TO the chamber Of the Board Of Aldermen TO present
~rshe foregoing articles Of impeachment, and after
having presented the same through the chairman
MT. II. j.. Ranney, and been informed by the Presi
dent OF the Board Of Aldermen that said Board
would take proper order on the subject, on motion
the Board Of Assistants retired to their Hall.
On motion, the secrecy was raised, and the Board
adjourned.
JAS. A. HOPKINS, Secretary.
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Board, were read twice and concurred in, the rules
being suspended
resaetch auhons the Street conissioaer . cause the
resolution authorizing the sell after i've days
notice for The construction OF brick cuver
leading south aides q julia the
New Basin.
Yeas: Messrs Conway, DeLabarre, Dupre, Harris
son, Howell, Vennard aud Wiltz-7.
On motion, the Board adjourned TO Tuesday next,
June Is, at o'clock, p. NJ.
CHAS CLAIBORNE, Secretary.
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ADAM CITIZEN, Treasurer.
New Orleans. June I. 1858 - ''' 'e'''
The following messages were read and accepted:
BOARD OF ALDERMEN,

ADAM CITIZEN, Treasurer.
The following messages were read and accepted
June I'd, 1865.
esnsm,pTbe Following and ordinance adonted
S S sSHs honorable 0''' were n' BOARD
eeve Of $3.50 10 full satisfaction OF ludgmen
rendered against Joseph saba In the Fifth District Court
resolution authorizing Assistant City Attorney to enter
se Of HSS upon By said estate ssd tsaes
and aorn,ys commissions the city DISTINGUISHING all The inter
payment Of costs court and Sheriff. ices.
resolution 10 pay slndry persons adopted May u. 1883
ordinance fixing the compensation Of the Coroner of the
resolution authorizing the Surveyor to alter to proper
grade the Felicity road and Urana Streets between
resolution granting j. c. Boswell and Henry
Front street. between God aud Notre Dame stress,
cnhRLE CHARLES cLAIB oRNE, seey..
BOARD OF ALDERNES(
New Orleans. June 0, 1885,
Of the Board Of Assistant Aldermen;
GenilemenThe following preamble and resolutions adopted
dsImen and lion inviting ,hs po, u NJ simmer,
% q authorizing him to make
p psIIee foS the peace order Of he city ETC.
A''p'e uHHysLEs CLAIBORNE, ssoy.
Messrs Kearny and Beebe took their seats.
The following message was read:
June 2. 1858.
To the Honorable the President and members
OF the Board Of Assistant Aldermen
respectfully invited concur in the fol
fNiue revolutions Adop ed by the Board Of Aloermen
resolution authorizing The Surveyor have 81,
plank walks leading across the lsvee to the wharves at post
No. TO- 20 81. q, q and ~
requesting the Street Commissioner to have a.
the Of Goodchtren street filled places wher
bridges have been lately made
resolution authorizing the Street Commissioner to
be removed bricks and other materials cncumberng TIL
centre Canal street, At ils unscn with Basin street
the Adjudication made by the Comptroller III
M Of May bs 10 various parties and authorizing III
COMPTROLLER 70 readvertise said contracts
The Of Aldermen ccncurrcd In amendment to ID
resolution ordering election TO be held Monday the III
inst Mayor Of the city Of New Orleans Street Con
Sissioner one for each Of the First Second Thr
and Fourth Districts and for i've Aldermen and Assistant
dermen . .
was rejected b. the Board Of Aldermen.
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TEHUANTEPEc COMPANY


NV DE1EAHs. July ~ l3sf.
Whereas the made to This f@d W The Pfosidenl
o. The rfea
enterprise which The Of C>p4ny
l. That wha'ey ccrld b with
fhe owrsrs q The 0afsy behalf 81 his Company
That inpossbis TO obtain The % eontraet for CHS
Company, and,
8 1hsf ftls Of The sIoo grant cssnp.ay
other parties having acquired under right derived sorn Mr.
boo without The knowledge Of This Board. and.
Where's IN the opinion Of hts Board she ts 70 the sco
grant not being 10 this Company the oFgsnatsn u said Com
has basis eonfio1snee
this Besrd in existence would dscsys the pwb and pos
bly, nduee Investments the enterprise hat
can never be accomplished By his Company the dis
crsaH 81 this BOARD, therefore, be IL unanimousy
solved. = - ~
resign therefom.
Resolved Tia. copy q these resolutions be pssshsd ntts
aineFent ncwEpzpers Of this city.
Resolved. That this Board stands adjourned sine
Ieertify the foregoing 20 be copy inuie
l.. HEfIIGER, Secretary.