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THE .iRMY AND NATY.

Captain Jas H Ward has been ordered 10 and assumed
command Of the United States receiving ship North Caro-
lima at the Brooklyn nsvyyard, vice Captain Fndlay
Schenck, who has leave Of absence for six months
portion Of the second regiment of United States
infantry has been Withdrawn from Fort Randall located
towards the of the Missouri river, and will garri-
Fort Lcavcnworth during the absence Of the forces
the Utah expedition 1t is said that many of the
soldiers ruas for Utah deserving they ascend
the Missouri.
The United States sloop-of-war Constellation, Com
maner Ball, passed Gibraltar April 49, bound 10 the
United States.
The United States storeship Release at the Charles
town nayyyard, viii leave in few days with stores for
the African squadron.
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AMERICAN PsnRrorIsx PLucK--A correspondent in
Paris writes
g receive most deplorable private intelligence from
the country the rgors exercised in the application
the new law public surety Respectable Of fam
lily seized suddenly without warning torn from their
families and business and hurried off to Algers without
judge jury The lghtes word bordering upon liberal
opinions is visited with warning In certain town
France there is American citizen, who has large silk
factory which the chief establishment of the place and
furnishes much bread to the poor all the other
Establishments combined. This gentleman lately
warned in this way by official Of the project. The
American showed the official the door, and told him that
he American citizen and republican aud that
although he did not scek 10 propagate revolution he
would always exercise the right of expressing in his
house the opinions which he held and in which he
educated and if the government going deny him
this right all they had to do TO order him out Of the
country and he would go, and take his factory with him.
The reply has gained for him immunity at least for
the present In another instance American student
wished to from Of the departmental where the
police knew he had been student for three years
Paris They delayed by all sorts Of equivocaons for
ernl days. in making out his passport and it not tin
he wrote the project sharp note threatening to appeal
through the American minister at Paris that he obtained
il"
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'fnx oruxA viii he weii Asscnded, Il the merit and
excellence % te performance prsrd Try Mr.. su~rt IL
psssriy understood by the masIcA and L4~hionAhe por
uon at car community Those Wishing g. secure good
seats should do 10 without delay.
Tbs LADIES uaIoS FESTIVAL, on Tuesday Wednesday,
and IharsAy evenings Of next week, bids fair to he
most delightful affair Beauty, Strawberries aud cream
flowers and music, will prove alike irresistible.
Tiis PioAssxs AwAxsl-1hc Pioneer Dcnaocrstic A.
soci4tion viii meet tonight NJ samuel Scots Hall
corner Of 10th street and PcnnsyisaniA avenue Mayor
AAruder and other gentIsm~a viii address the meeting
10 Which all A.tr know-nsthn :. invited.
GsoaGuowS PuAGn Scs0oaS. --Thcrc will be . public
distribution Of the quasty capds Of erit this afternoon
IT the shool-rooms, when address Will ~ delivered
by George y. Abbot, esq
PoIacs UNsoxxs- The New York police have heen
ordered 10 wear . summer uniform. which, consists Of
light cost Of dark navy blue vest and Of drilling
Tho Washington authorities will do wsii 70 follow Thu
example, and not permit their ocss to wssx commoa
summer costs with their uniforms, n \ now done.
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THE CROPS.

The ncessant rains of the last few weeks have injured
the wheat in this section to very great extent pre-
venting the perfect filling of the head and very much
imparing the quality OF the grain In addition to this
hear of very serious rxvages of the Joint
several crops in the Rappahannock vaey--which to-
gether with the destructive workings OF the hastones
will greatly diminish the yield in that section The
PROMISE in early spring. of most abundant crop. is
sadly narred by these untoward Fredrots'ay
Recorder. jane 2
Although the prospects for abundant wheat croy,
was exhisrating few weeks sincr TO the farmers
they dropping their heads and almost discour-
aged from the recent heavy and continued rains which
has saturated the ground to disable them plant
their at the proper time and injured the wheat
certain extent For two three days it has been mild
and pleasant but while write the sky IL heavy
with damp clouds and immediate il thrca&ened
ii the weather continues pleasant there is doubt but
excellent crop of will he yet raised by the farm
Of Macoupn although it win he very late before they
harvest it. II crops fail the present SEASON. not only
the farmer bat every will have to droop his
heal and feel discouraged all looking to the next
harvest through which they viii shake of AL
pecuniATy embarrassment NrcYrn ,Iasnc.s, Spectator,
27M Nay
We learn from Mr. Croft, Of Corsicana who is now in
our ctv that the wheat crop in Navarro and adjoining
counties has all Ieen harvested by this time they had
consnenced operations before he left home. ten
days ago lie the crops in all that upper region
country will he very heavy and that enough whcat will
be rasi this year in Texas to supply the whole State
another ala1l supply the
New Orleans market with fomr ut least . month
earlier than IL usually ro.ches therc-Ganxoa ysrs,
Aay ~.
The editor Of the Fordiau and journal states that
the 2 Al utino he shown cotton bloom from the
plan ation OF w. ID Moxlam. esq, in Leon county,
Florida Ne Also remarks tnt the crop in that county
is very fne.
II the weather continues pruptous il has begun,
shall have crop OF everything this ycar to make
note or and conmign TO the pages Of history We
in the enjoyment of weather favorable crops
Of all kinds warm and sufficiently moist We believe
the unanimous verdict is that the crops in il.s section 81
Georgia held ont better promise Msops lt,a
7aeyrnoh, III uasoya
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nSrWoxrH RxADnc.--Why . il that 40 MANY

10rWOKrH RKADIsG.---Why 10 it that 90 many
sun-r and and drag he
and ordinary 81 life when may
obtained AID health and
a0a safe " II permanent u chxrscs<rY
To hose who have suffered ng with uasinx kms d
appetite 6r the prSensl services
the sufferers
and prescnaos fosagh and mind
purschs
All Diseases private from csnse either
crcnsc ao scrou
Asshm. Kheum.s l1lss kc SkAfuy and successfully
h Harris will Washington during Jups
ensxinans Wednesdays Thursdays wsek Cn i.
consulted AZ his So National Hotel 10
IA r. B. HARRIS,
Way 2-dlm Residence, Richmood W.
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MIR. COMMISSIONER YEH.


The correspondent az the London Tees, who gave 80
amusing sketch Vi Yeh he appeared during the yoy
age Calcutta reports that he hHs become quite another
since his arrival at Calcutta and TINS describes the
change
The change las been brought about by the Calcutta
journals and the British House of Commons. With the
desperate hope Of amusing him, Mr.. Alabsster trans
lated to hin few phrases from the debate upon the In
dia bill From that moment Yeh has been transform
Cd man He gets up early and h RESTLESS until the Cal
cuta EnSiishman is brought be i miserable If it does
not contain its usual moicum Of parliamentary eo-
quencs His particular delight is in the speeches
which most vehement against the company. He
thought Mr.. Ayron great orator.
When the interpreter 10 that paragraph Of Lord
PalmeYsuns speech wherein he says that nations have
suffered much by ill-consitred changes, he much
excited and said, good good, good = but when the
translator completed the sentence. ''but they have suf
icTed much by obstinate resistance to necessary
FORMS he threw hinseli back and grunted- He
delighted to hear that Lord Palmerson had been turned
oat and he chnckied all through his great body when
he heard Lord Debys declaration that he hoped for
speedy peace with China.
Thsss readings arc ntcpeed With many explanations
and Inquiries and Teh u really beginning acquire
glimmering notion If the British constitution.
am afraid weary your excellency, says the in
tupcter himself weary with two hours arduons trans
lstion
..Yo, 20 on understand it all now 1t is much
better than used 70 set from Hong Kong never
could understand them
q Then You did get tzansla1iOns at canton r.
..aF c.rx~ \ IA 60, ,,g,r 4s.c,.v r.J 4. t,r
ust~n h.t ~ raj x.;a 10 NJ Iaya,l ,,,,r ,h;. - was
H. sim,v i,H-nt 81 the .Ip,;s.,r ~ Lav;n, s..ta
m uut,1th
Yeh WAS never 30 palpaby moved a. by the inforna-
show cnnts;s ~, s ~. ,h..sd ~ rrr
lard u $500 suJ s,so &c Rr-~;. ". $500 ~,
~. from ~. ssst n ~ nrte evident That h. IA
so,s 80, - c. 800 .,,,,,r;ss T ~, e. r,, IN
dgnsion Yo, iii rsnsrt rbat the t,b;nrs believed
AMI .od me- u ~ ~ un.,~,rtsns,ir lst.e, R,,.s;, nd
rA;n. - s IL ... -. - -. $3.50 49,, ,'s
cmrt pt;.t;,, ~. c.s h h;s har. ph;ch H.. d,s ,ot
shov II,rd ug;r
Yah raxa =. III rerS;.r az tbe rourd.r NJ the Frnc
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BY AUTHORITY.
LAW or THE UNITED STATES.


Pub: "a.
AN Afvr q, ,,.,,. c. "a. ,...s. N ,
r,y.t. Iand ,s; II, ~, So ~ NJ ~ 'A'' s'A, "'si
rth., nar,... " $3.50 - '""''' s"a ''i
he ealcaf ~ la< Ssas and Hpu.s " Representatives Of lA<
dadaf Sds Asoed IA Csyrsss a~a1ntteS That tho de-
caSions In favor N CERTAIN iAnd claimants herein made by
e rcosdcr OF land titles IN The State OF Assoui aud the
TWO associated with hsln by virtue u
act entitled AN act fof the nna adjustment of private
land claims IN Missouri, approved July NINTH eighteen
hundred and thirty tw" Md an act supplemental there
70 approved second March eighteen hundred and thirty
Ia a euseTco Ia ue tfanscs1pS " decons transmitted
ny The sA'd recorder and commissioners 10 the Commits
noner OF tnc Henerai iAnd Cc which said Chains
named and numbered - foaIows Manuel de Lisa, mum
osf iniy tnfee joan Soonts and Hampstead, number
AAtsnsw nsscser numb-r nifty Charles
Iayon, number sixty the so0s Of J. NJ Pcpn,
number sevsnty-iour Louis Lorimer, number eighty
sven nsThoiomcw Cousin, number eighty nine Man
ue HonzAles Moro, number ninety five Seneca Rawiins
number one hundred and four William L. Long, mum
Der one hundred and SIX Joachim Liza, number
hundred and tnffy hroe; Francis Lacombc, number
.nir1yiouf israel Dodge, number three hundred and
thirty-eght Joseph Siivsin number two hundred and
nmety-tnree John CaoAnis number two hundred and
ninety eight William Hartley, number three hundred
sno one Ahdrew Inevaier, number two hundred and
ninety-rwo William Morr1son, number three hundred
ana seven Solomon beew, number three hundred and
eight fsschAi Dctchemendex number three hundred
ana nine b.puste Amure, number three hundred and
ten Alexander Maurice, number three hundred and
t~eny-tnree 1onh nApuste vsae, number three hun
aiei ana tni'yoar sAM decisions above named being
Va INC nrs' e'as claims actcs upon by sad bo~rd also
INC eA" oi nesis Lsei number nx Ia the second class
sed on Dy ssld ooaI De- and the same are hereby con-
ne W 'e iesPDuSe caamahts OF then legal represent
suses
nscIoS Z. ana HsyurfhT 1ddnf, That the decisions
~ iaSof OF iAnd claimants made by r. Grimes, Joshua
L.wis' ana ihonas robertson commissioners appoint
"a 70 private Mnd Claims IN the eastern district Of
the ieh'oy OF oricahs communicated 70 the House OF
Oy the secretary OF the Treasury, on the
mntn day on January one thousand eight hundred and
WE'VE ana ~hich u FOUND IN The American State Papers
upne AAnus, tDu" oieeh ediuonl volume two, from
sc TWO hunured ana 20 three hundred and
mxty seven inclusive be- and the same are hereby
claimants the right to assert the validity Of their claims
IN court or courts of Justice Froesd hosnoer That
any CLAIM 80 recommended for confirmation, but which
may have been rejected in whole or in part by any
Subsequent board OF commissioners, be- and the is
hereby, specially excepted from confirmation.
SECTION = Ind % further enacted That the locations
authorized by the preceding section shall be entered with
the register Of the proper land Office who shall app
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hrosb Os1x, Washington, yuns 8 1850
The election q pshis es ~ IL federal cry
pisr< and ths expects god
hs duty The esvsns.s ssnoag
Tbs right q every anaAsA sr~shlss
according h adgnsns tyrsnss
oaiy Any afssuA resist tbs sacred right casax
viii BE- nd reststsd With enevKy
There power nhsrsas proscs tsr
rights say sss shall svusr
aud and vscas ths ssbac peace
L awes gangs cscspe oeadgn
shmeu should they vtars outrascs
enacted In this city bet year ago.
Tina right u people live prosecion 10
ther Affairs according te Judgment
against menace quarter they sh.
proceed ". r. NAGKCpxk, Mayor
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AT Piedmont, Va, day or t~o since. the rise in the
north branch N the Potomac great overflow
a large portion of the town The citizens were Obliged
to leave their houses in ssis hog ssoughs on RATS
and fellow Who in spite Of the OF his
neighbor, persisted in remaining at his honse final
ly compelled 10 abandon it by swimming with his wife
N his back The fellow losing his life by
tho operation. and was only saved by cnging logs
and pxnkx which had been sent to him by those on the
shore.
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curiosnr.-An English paper publishes a sketch Of
the life of prisoner, composed by himself in winches
ter jail The original in the shape Of printed book
the letters and words all having oen out of
paper by the with his finger nails no knife
sissou allowed After cutting out u,e words suit
sr t his purpose he carefully pasted them in proper
der To form small hook comprising twenty-five pages
piece of poetry. sddroesct to the prisoner wife
Guided in this singular literary curiosity
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From statistics OF the United Kingdom ior 1887 which
have been recently furnished Parliament it appears that
panpersn ia Irennd as decreased most extraordinarily
IN The last few years In is<9, there six hundred
md twenty thousand hundred and fortyscvcn pau
l-rs in Ireland in receipt f parrish relief in 1857 the
humber had diminished to Fifty thousand FIVE hundred
and eghtytwo There IL rauperism in Scot
land than in Ireland
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Snoos IN RsssrA-Al the institutions for educating
yoang ladies in Rnssia have hitherto only been bosring
Schools there were no day schools and the want Of
wen has long been felt To supply that want, the
government 10 the great satisfaction At the public. has
u'dct that establishment yonng ladies Of the
ie % day school shall be opened at St Petersbugh,
under the nsmc OF Mays school
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tho ENGINEERS, ARCHITECTS. AND CON
Il H~snrs The rh0ulx Ifca CumpanY, nfnn11n are p.w
r~~psreH rss~~ sud cr<vA ~ N ses ~ wyssf s
ssa and casRsanA s~nsa~ and asdes, say r~u1 ns f~
hre prs-S buidags ana bssdges m =
Trsanss aud p'su e Ns<v su~sns cspArisy g
beams, VII BE- ors's'~d srssainaay uyo~ Ap3acAfa
HAMrfd. WUvM
Vice rrssds~t Alo wslDu. street,
Mar -sstrseskTasrslm
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oBrsa1oSs or mAn CONTRACTORS



~ a.. Ehor 1 tie HtraL In a recent editorial nosiee
a.. u.,tford Coma Times copied into the Herald N
=, zion 10 the exfsnsvs mail deprcdAfions oi iucAs
- md III fnsl incarceration At Westhersnrid, The ioi
lowing sentence occurs
pot be dsisd government has been 70 blame a
- c.. important = condition. ~ exposed As ary ~
"a. Irs, sach systsM u robbery ~ hAi asslSea Aaa W
fackcrusl-"
snu f.ets win satisfy You and your readers am
= that injustice has been done the Post once depart
ut ia the extract Just quoted, and that The ins eu re-
80 from proper responsibility on the part of railroad
l. calculated 10 put In jeopardy the g1As pub
~ interests involved in tho mail service Of Inc country
!, = however but repetition Of very errc0cous and
n.hat pseyalen idea respecting tho duties and lAhh
~; ~ mali cutrxctors Every railroad corporation ern-
ovl 10 carry the mails executes an agreement with the
,srnuept containing the following, among other stp
uIations
wan ,i-rs IL no .e,ut railroad
ys charged ihs I- and ~ way s accompanying ana
lna duly tss Th. t1e co>npAay shall
~ suj~ sanas tbs aa y b. w" ~ oths wise IN
~ T unarss sha3i THAI ssh fanfe &c
~ incident aIsead esusei By sut~cahducs nsE1ct
r w.n Il proper sxI t II Ina =. osrs
fst SHAH BE- isr ie Aruscy u INC means
,rausporlan tbs ffuie<, ability AID es2rn~s q ~
n sli s~ssy dus rsc* and delivery, aforesaid Of
naaiis
oa:iops where the company has declined to execute
written contract the United States courts have decided
that when the service performed and payment received
therefor all the details Of the usual form 81 contract
binding and in full force,
Nor will il he claimed that the several corporations
forming the railroad line upon which Tackerman com
isted his robbeiu hbcSay paid for the safe and
ou,A themselves with tbs department when the public
oosae 70 know the annual rate Of upcnsaton paid for
this service.
From, Mac York 4, New Haven the annual payment
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- NoncE.-An adjourned meeting of the demo-
cratic sad ssh nnpx VIII be he4
th dsy) evesx Engine houss n oclok run
ssssninncs requested brough he
FORE ue mersnG A. h. CLAYTON
juno A--u (hs;<n.n
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Tho department reserves the right in all cases 10 send
the nails in Charge of it's agents. but an omission to
do &c. a. villa be seea docs not absolve the contractors
from sny the responsibilities they voluntarily
and are weA compensated for assuming The .'route
agents usually employed upon the way trains for the
accommodation of post Offices and communities which
the express trains do mot accommodate The aggregate
annual expense ~ s government Of this class Of officers
has already reached nearly half million of dollars, and
large amount OF TINS expense haA been incurred in
iering railroad and steamboat companies from and
responsibilities which properly belong to them. according
to their own proaniscs and specified agreements
In OF these fcts IN it not duty which the press
owes itself and the public to insist upon greater de-
grre and fthfulne the part of railroad
porations ia the conveyance OF the mails rather than
Justify them (ntentially, of counsel in the DISPOSE
ton often manifested to shirk just responsibility
and aloui. engagements entered into for liberal Pc
elnnry consideration J. HOlBROok,
Special Agent Post Q4hce Department.
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NOTICE.--By virtue of deed Of trust made and
IN sAs 2ssh Gay R+s~ssry 1854
r~~ried ISbcs A. T., No ~ foos 97e, n
land recods q The II Washington
shall psscsa 70 s-sl the premises hcsdsy ts
Jus< re- all h~ following ppes parx1as
ground shaa~e CITY "a warhaessa, D. c. as<
Of M No ., ~ square No S<a frntnE lib
fsnsz5tvaoAs asd ruasnR
tossbsr with the improvement good
bar m. l.-a
Trns ~ ~ cash and the
~ and wc ycsv e purchaser NJ - ef~rs1
sEne tsssx tstercrs from the asy ~ ~ 6ssd v~n asd
decd 81 uur taken Az Il s
the TERMS ooanph~1 wk fss days ass se a sAs
th< rStt tie pfersy H.
~ the nsss ppsczsw, advertising sAS~e
National lnsrafssncs< JotsX ,. EkSk Trnxs~~
June I'D A. cRxzy, Asesseossr
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~ SEVENTH WAKD.--The Democratic Associa-
tn Ills ward viii saturday evening a
corner OF Maryland l1h
4 full Aaenaznce S Requested CHARLIE ALIEN
june 4-1s Secretary.
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NEW CATHOLIC DOOKS~-Thc Foot Of the
AN Gross Or. TAs u nary by v. v. Fsssr, n
~
Martha 1he Hospital S~t~w ~ cents.
Hiva The rsamph ~ Virtue 80 osaas
lust reot4veA f7furs New Hxkusxr.
June 1S9 Tenn. hesw~-n oh
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The Banks of North carolna resumed spss;e payment
ON the lst instant
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CT. AUGUSTINE, FL0RIDA.--The History and An
~ hqsidsu 81 ~ Augustine
ing q the most q M essy hstry 10
rids by FArisnks
icsi sccicsy Price n 10 Ju~t pustse1 md nj sss-
I1l1PS Bpckstnre.
June avenu~ rad lOth re.
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sspxsr q hAxvuR RsswAxp N HswpuuAu
DAXTER L. HENDERSON, Attcrneysnt4law have
ID hcu~eivss & c,rrru <,vyt
q the nasr*z Columbia aud ~l l~sa
business shs be n,rassd 20 th~s
Aprl I--~osH Ina"
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Next week the 4.Fiowcr Queen oratorio
written by blind girl. the music by Root, will be sung
at the Assembly Rooms 10y ile pupils Of tie a~t and
oni district publie schools
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vomSrxsRrSc.it reported yesterday that Of
the Tstentees Of brecc-losiing firearms hsl engaged
the steam dredging machine in the canal and volun-
tcercd their services 10 rpair TO the coast o. Cuba
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An INTERESTING SCENE. The Columbian Institution for
the deaf mutes and blind present Wednesday az
trnoon ut the exhibition OF the Bible Panorama at Odd
Fellows Hall. The sceae, TO them and to Others was
rendered unusually interesting Although they could
not hear the words of the lecturer In explanation Of the
panorama, they made to understand him the SUI
perintendent, Mr.. Ell Gallaudet acting nterpre
ter for them by Of the deaf and dumb alphabet
and, their Biblical knowledge is by means limited
they readily oomprchende the very beautiful which
passed before them They gave the painting the
earnest attention and rarely asked for explanation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-29
ASSEMBLY.

TIE following bills were ordered to third reading;
Bill to facilitate the removal of Quarantine.
Bill to regnlate the ire Of wharvvs and slips in the
City Of New York, which now leased 10 Steamboat
lines.
BILLS REPORTED.
Favoraby 10 regulate the manufacture and sale
of "a.
To authorize the consolidation of banking assec!s-
tSns, IL enablcs two more banking associ.tl >ns
formed under the banking laws Of the SAFE 20 con-
soidate on fling petition therefor signed by two
thirds of the stockholders os each association. with
the Superintendent Of the Department.
Bills PASSED.
II change the school year aud amend the lat Ites
relative to public instruction.
To incorporate the Neycrsirk Steamboat c..
To exempt portion of the Fifth Ward OF Brooklyn
nom the operation of the fre.laws
\ notion 10 adjourn over until Monday evening.
WIS lost.
\ number % bills were moved frwsri SAGE.
y resolution was adopted closing he eotre resr OF
toe CnsIs hers, except to lades or yeotIs,nep win,
ladies' in order to exclude TIE lobby.