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Daily national Republican., 1863-04-01
Progress of the Polish Revolu.
ton.
THE RUSSIANS BEATEN By THE IN
SURGEETS IN A BATTLE.
NEWS FROM JAPAN.

NEW YORK, April 1.-Terv LdteS. per City Of
WdshingtOn:-An important engagement took
place on the 18th ult. at Lousek, Poland.
The Russian troops were compelled to retreat
and the town was burnt. The insurgcnt force
amounted to 5000.
RelnforcementS have boon since sont to the
Russians.
Tho Sultan is about to visit Egypt.
The Polish prince. Constantine Cyartoryski,
on his way to Stockholm, met with most en-
thuslastic reception In all the Swedish cities he
passed through.
Intelligence from Japan announces the deg.
relation of mobiles who have been connected
with foreigners. This measure is supposed to
be the precursor Of the repudiation of their
treaties with foreign powers.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-01
PROCEEDINGS IN THE SENATE.

The Senate Chamber was crowded at an early
hour, and Lewis ClephAne, Esq, called the
meeting to order, and presided part of the
evening, relinquishing the chair to A. R. shep-
herd, Esq.
ourspace to-day does not permit us to give
a synopsis of the excellent speeches made by
Gen. Martindale, Military Governor of the Dis
trict, Rev. Mr.. Olmstead, Admiral Foote, Rev.
Mr.. Miller, Hon. L. E. Chttenden, L. A.
Whieey, ESQ.,, Correspondent of tho New York
Herald, who spoke eloquently for Maryland,
his native State, and Kentucky, in whose Leg
lslature he once held a seat; Hon. Horace May
nard, of Tennessee, DR.. Daily, of Indiana, aRd
others. We shall reeur to this meeting to-mor-
row.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-01
THE FEDERAL RAM LANCASTER
SUNk AT VICKsBURG.

CHICAGO, March 3l.-A Cairo special dis
patch says that last Wednesday evening the
rams Lancaster and Switzerland undertook to
run by the batteries ut Vicksburg As soon as
they came within range the rebels opened a
tremendous fire.. The Lancaster was struck
thirty times, and her entire bow shot away,
causing her to sink Immediately, turning a
complete somerset, and,all her crew except two
escaped
The Switzerland was disabled by a 64-pound
ball penetrating her steam-drum. She hoated
down, the batteries still firing and striking her
repeatedly, until finally the Albatross ran along
side and towed her TO the lower mouth of the
canal The loss Of life on her was not ascer-
tained.
On her way up the Hartford and Albatross
encountered battery at Graderd Gulf more
formidable than those Of Port Hudson. The
Hartford was struck fourteen times, and had
three men killed.
Both vessels returned the fire vigorously, and
both were more or less injured. Il is stated
that the expedition under Sherman to tho rear
of Halnes's bluff, by way of steols's Bayou and
Sunhowor, had returned to Young's Point.
Nothing definite is heard from the Yazoo
Pass expedition under Ross and Quamby.
The train between Memphis and Grand juno
tion was captured by guorillas on Saturday.
Forty persons were taken prisoners and pa
rolled. A Union force started from Moscow in
pursuit.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-01
THE REBHEs RETREATINa FROM
KENTUCKY.
MOVEMENTS IN TENNESSEE.

CNCRNATI, March 3l.-The rebels are re-
treating from Kentucky rapidly. Gen. Pegram,
at last accounts was south of Stamford, hotly
pursued, and, ii Is reported, was compelled 10
abandon his cattle and baggage train.
The Commercial has a Murfreesboro' dis
patch, which says that Gen. Polk's corps, con-
sIsting of Gems. Choatham'S, Withers' and Nc:
Conan's diylsions, have advanced within 10
miles Of Murlreosboro'. Scouts affirm that the
rebels must either attack or fall back on &C
count Of the scarcity Of subsistence.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-01
killing Robins.
TREAsURY DEPARTmEET,
EY0h AudfforiE nfEier

rum Audhor'I 01foe,
"a. NJ wednesday, April /, 1854
EDTToR REPUBLICAN: Pray give me room for an
indignant paragraph
While write, in plain view from my desk
prowling throug the public grounds soUth OF the
Executive Mansion, there is man shooting robins
said "manp mean betailored monster, IhoOt-
ing robinSi
do not believe am super-sentimentAl, but
am panied and outraged beyond endurance when
puff Of smoke and the defamation Of "villainouI
saltpetren from that fellows fowling-piece tell
Of the murder OF another robin. And this is the
third day he has been thus engaged. ....
Any bird Of the whole twitteTlng tribe that will
make its home in public grounds In the heart Of .
great city should be held sacred, hut beyond all
others, let the robin with his sprghtly movements
knowing look, bright eyes, sweet notes, and pleas
ing plumAge let the robin, harbinger OF spring,
haowed In song, and sacred by all sweet tradition
be an undisturbed and ever welcome visitor.
And that rascal, who is stlll prowling, gun in
hand, Il hope he may accidentally shoot himself
10 doubtless some gambler killing birds for aup-
per at his "hell" tonight win not some one ,
whose duty II is, put an end to his sacrilegiouG
sins against humanity and birdhoodi There must
be some statute or ordinance under which he may
be made to suffer, and some oficer who should en-
force It, Yours. &C., c. A. p
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-01
OF FICIAL.

HEADQUAErERs PRoyesT MARsHAL's OFFICE,
WAsHINGJoN, D. c., Feb. "a, 1858.
Official notice is hereby given that the orders
from these headquarters concerning the closing
of bars and drinking houses after 9.SO p. m.
and on Sundays, have not been rescinded or
modified, and all violations of those orders
will be punished as heretofore.
By order' HENRY B. TODD,
Captain and Provost Marshal.
A. 8. BAKER, Lieutenant and Adjutant
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-01
DIsordsrIH Soldier shot.

CINCINNATI, March 3l.--some troops pass
ing through Columbus, Ohio, yesterday, be-
came intoxicated, and attempted to pass tho
provost guard, and being restrained, com
menCed throwing stones and clubs at the
guard, who fred on them, first with blank
cartridges, and then with ball. Private QuIn-
lin, of the 5lst Pennsylvania Regiment, was
MORALLY wounded, and Prlvates Wright and
Alexander, Of the 21st Massachusetts,, slightly.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-01

ROMANCE IN REAL LITE.-MrB. Mary Gordon
few days since went to Mount Pleasant Hospital,
dressed in mems clothing, for the purpose she says
OF meeting her husband After staying there some
time and not finding him. she started to leave, but
was accidentally discovered She sent yester-
day for safe keeping to the Central guard house,
whence she was dismissed this morning, clad in
attire more suitable to her sex, with pass to FAIR
fax Station, where she expects to find her husband
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-01
Shouldn't Wonder,

A correspondent writes from New York as
follows
"Mr. Wendell Phillips statement at his lecture
In New Bedford, that Gen. Butler was to be Pro-
vost Marshal Of New York city and to rule Il a. he
ruled at New Orleans, Ia making some sensation
here.h
tits quite natural that some sensation would be
caused by the announcement that Major General
Butler is to be reduced to the rank OF captain and
put on police duty in New York. Don't believe he
will allow w. P. to do it,
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-01

.RoBBISS sOLDIERs.-YesterdAy, Chas. H. Mich.
OILS, keeper of low ranohai No. s54 Pennsylvania
aVenue, with his wife, Catherine Nichols, were ar.
rested for stealing Government property and rob-
bing soldiers. The former seat to jail, and the
latter gave bail In the sum of $50 to appear Tor
further hearing,
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-01
BATTLE At WILLIAMSBURG
THE ENEMY REPULSED,
NIGHT ALARMS AT GLOUCESTER POINT

' /.
YORKTOWN, March 30.-Yesterday morning,
about one hundred rebel infantry stole past our
pickots in front of Williamsburg, and quietly
occupied the place before daylight. At dawn,
their cavalry in front attacked our plckets, who
fell back upon the town. Here the infantry
fred upon them, killing two and wounding
FIVE. They finally cut their way through, and
escaped to Fort Magruder, except eight or nine,
who were made prisoners.
Our force numbered about forty; those of tho
enemy about 300. Before our relnforcemsnts
came up the enemy seized whatever they could,
and made good their escape.
There have been a number of night alarms at
Gloucestoo Point the past week, but no engage
mentS have enSued.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-01
THE MAREETs,-The following ia list OF prices
as reported for the RtpubIean, up to II M. to-day.

The market CLOSES active and no material change
has occurred since yesterday. ''0
LARoERY.-Ann Maria Watson, a colored ser
want, employed by Mrs Grimes, yesterday robbed
her mistress OF 25 or 90 yards OF cotton. Quite a
serious loss in these days. shewAS sent to jail.
POLICE CAsEs-Henry Rhodes, resisting ofiesr;
bail for court. ThOs Herman, drunk, wOrkhouse.
Ellen Conner, do, do.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-01

THErT.-PatrolmAn Franklin, of the Second
ward, arrested Fanny Sinclair on Monday after
noon last for stealing lot Of wearing AppAral be-
longing to Miss R. s. White, who lives at No, 6s1
Twelfth street. Justice Clark, yesterday morning,
fully committed her for court She is but fifteen
years Of age and an inmate OF house OF prostitu-
tion. We understand she has respectable parents
living.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-01

ARREST FOR BREAHIEO OPEN oTHER ProPLE,s
LETTERs.-This morning, onloer steele, Of the
Third ward, arrested q small boy, named Geo. W.
Taliefero, who Is in the employ Of Geo. Clark, the
penny post-mAn, for breaking open letters belong
ing to other parties He was seen this morning AZ
the post office, by gentleman, To break open four
letters directed to the care Of Edward Hennesey,
OF this city. Justice Thompson ordered him to fur
nsh security in the sum Of $500 for his appearances
at court. Clark went his security. Aqueer pro.
ceeding that.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-01
The National Loan.

PHrLADELPHrA, March 3l.-Mr. Jay Cooke
announces increasing subscriptions from the
West aud local agricultural districts and new
localities. Yesterday 81, 100000 of legal ten
ders, and to-day 100000, were converted
into "fye-twenties."
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-01
DIED,

On the 9ISt of March, Of pneumoniG, Mrs. ELIZA
HOR NJ. CADEE, widow Of the late James Cadan,
Esq, IN her 66th year. pr,.r.. IS. .afI
The flnerAlf ceremonies will take place At her
late residence, on street, above Twelfth, at n
O'Clock a. M on Friday, sd Instant. The relatives
and friends OF her family are respectfully invited
TO attend. =
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-01
A BrutnI Husnund and Father.

NEW York, March Sl.-Henry Tcslor, an
Irishman, about twenty-three years of age, waI
arrested to-day, for 4 dangerous assault on his
wife, and placing his child, three years of age,
on a red-hot stove, and otherwise injuring Il,
90 tn a. recovery is hardly possible.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-01
Arrsst Of a Gold Robh,r.

ALBANY, April l.-Joseph Cox, who robbed
Weston and Dorlic, of Now York, of ten thou
sand dollars in gold, has been arrested hero.
A small portion of the money has been recov-
cred, but the police hope to get the greater part
nfU
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-01

CARRYING CONCEALED WEAPOEs,-G. W. Wilson
and Thos. Duford were arrested yesterday by On
GERS TAFT and Rdgley Of the Second ward, for car.
rying concealed weapons. This morning, Justice
Clayton dismissed Wilson, and fined Duford $40,
which we believe is the full penalty OF the law.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-01

ARRESTED ON sUsPICIoS.-J S. Beech was ar
rested on Monday nightlASt, by Patrolman Pendle,
Of the Fourth ward patrol, on suspicion of having
stolen SlOO in Treasury notes, from Geo. d. Taut-
ser, bar-keeper at sprngman's restaurant, on
Pennsylvania avenue. The money was taken
from trunk, by cutting the lock out with some
sharp instrument.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-01

LARCEEY.-Jas. Montgomery and NJ. H. Strong,
soldiers, were arrested yesterday by Patrolman
Brewer, of the Third ward, for stealing a revolver
and flute belonging to DR.. Tumbletyi also Sl5 from
a oolored servant OF his, about a week ago. They
both came into the city yesterday, and were about
the Capitol. Justice Thompson fully committed
them for court
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-01

AssAULT.-Yesterday PAtrolmen Pumphrey and
WAlling, of the Sixth ward, were called upon to
arrest two desperate chAracters-GSo. Acton and
L. Kidwell, soldiers-for committing an unprO-
yoked assault upon WIN. Wilson, knocking him
down, and beating him very severely. They were
both locked up until this morning, and then sent
to heAduuaTteFB
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-01
Arrival oKnPriun.

NEW YoRK, April THE prize schooner
Mary Jane. from New Inlet, which was cap
tured by the gunboat Mount Vernon, has arr
riVsd here. She was from Nassau with salt
and coffee and tried to run the blockade Oh
Wilmington.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-01

4IMPROvEhEHTs AT THE NAVY YARD,-Mr. s. A.
H. Marks 10 about erecting ave splendid bricks on
E street south betweeA sixth and seventh streets.
ons iB TO be lifted up as a store. ThiBwiu be a
great Improvement to that usually Stasnant pof-
tlon Of the metropolis. T..
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-01
o r FIG CIAL.
NOTICE.
WAR DEPAHTMENr.

Washington Guy, D. c., Jan. 25, 1893.
In consequence of the pressure of business at
the War Department, passes for citizens to visit
the Army Of the Potomac will be given at the
Office of Lieut.. Col. CONRAD, 132 Pennsylvania
avenue, above Nineteenth street. ja3O
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-01

SUSPICION or BURGLARY.-Henry Decker was
arrested yesterday morning, by PAtrolmAn Dom,
Of the Fourth ward, on suspicion Of being one Of
the parties who entered the store Of G. NJ. Busher,
some time since, Ahd stole lot of clothing. lie
was sent u , TO headquarters this morning.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-01
N.rrn Cnmna RrnI,.n un-

B. CAIRO, March 5O.-By an order from General
Hurlbut, all the negro camps In Cairo and Co.
lumbus are to be broken up, and all colorcd
persons not In the actual service will be sent to
Island No. 10, and set to work.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-01

bsniShed from the lines of the army for SNUG
Cling whisky into camp.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-01

Gold on the Rampage In wall street.
New YORK, April 1.-Gold opened at s1.5s
this morning.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-01

The BLOCKADE at Galveston is still rigid
The Harriet Lane is still in the harbor, and her
being iron clad is mere suppositlon.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-01
I,HIs IS no GIVE NoTIoE rnAr lTHI

i Subscriber hath obtsined from the Orphans,
Court Of Washington County, in the District Of
Columbia, letters Parliamentary on the personal e.
Aforesaid, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warned %
exhibit the same, with theyouoherS thereof 70 the
subBoriber or before the 3lst day OF March next
beneht OF the said estate. f.'h''V
Given under my hand this 9lst dsy OF March, A.
D. 1858. FRED'K IDDENs, Executor.
apr l-lAWGWf
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-01
OPENING OF tho Wenand Canal.

ToRoNro, April 1.-The welland Canal will
be opened on the 18th inst.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-01
A PPLICATIoNs for Duplicate LaRd

Application hAYing heen made under the act ofald
June, 1850, for the reissue Of thu Land WAFFGnta
described herein, which are alleged TO have been
lost or destroyed, notice 10 hereby given that AZ
the date following the description Of each warrant,
new certificate Ofllke tenor will be Issued II no
valid objection should hen appear.
No, Ss al, for l2o AoreB, issued under the act of
March, 1850, In the name Of Rowen 5. Keenan,, and
was granted November 10, lB66-ApTil l8, 1891. .
No. 81 49, for l6O acres, issued under the act Of
March, 1855, In the name Of Eloy WinAnB, widow Of
Jacob WtnAns, and was granted August nth, 1900
April 26th, 1882 .'
JOSEPH Il, BARRETT, 's
COmmtsnfonsF.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-01
Stock Market To-day.

We are indebted to Jay Cooke & Co., bankers,
for the following condition of the stock and
sale market to-day,
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-01

az The once OF the National Rspubli-
esn is at SII Fanth street, bstween fenn-
. ylv0nia hvenus and ID street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-01

ToME AND SEE SMITH BEALL,R SPLENDID
~ stock OF Clothing, which we arc odefinF x
very low prices, at Sei Seventh Itrset, between /
and X streets, ..... sE06
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-25

All OF the above drafts made payable TO tie oer Of
the Adams press Company and were not endorsed by H.
Si,Stl Bonds belonging Hon j. NJ. Howard, Detroit
Mich.
S75l In New Orleans Tennessee, Georgia and South Caro-
lima bank notes, OF which S5l5 were m tn" notes
OF the Union Bank, Planters bank
(Tennes.erl. aud Bank OF
Tennessee,
Sl55 in Gold coin.
The Company will $500 reward FOR return OF the
above sacur OF such reward
the recovery oi \ part Of such securities
The Company will aAo reward OF Is 90 for such in
formation and Will insure the apprchenson aud
conviction OF the BY whom such robbery
committed, by WILLIAM Il. DTNSMORE.
President Of tho Adams Express Comps
NEW YORK March, 1858 81 Broad Ay.
EYE AND EAR.-DR. CALDWELL ocUIIsr, NO %
~ Clinton place Eghh street Broadway, has fdr
twenty years past devoted his attention exclusively the
treatment OF diseasrs VI the and No charge for
examination opinion. Once hours from A. NJ 10
APM.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Patented Nov !. 1853
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TIES AND MAKE. THAN
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three O'clock His friends and those o his Family aSs
respectfully invited TO attend without further notice.
Carriages viii be In waiting at Harlem bridge until two
o'cDock p NJ
LFAIsH-0n Monday, March Is, NARY WALSH, in the
6oth yer Of her age native OF Lady's Bridge county
Cork ireland
The retives and friends are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral this wednesday, afternoon, Mt two
aciock late residence No. 80 West Thirteenth
street.
wlyrs.--On Tuesday, March "a, GEORGE WHITE, a ma
siye OF scotland late OF the firm Of Whyte Kennedy
INC friends OF the family respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral on Thursday afternoon at o'clock
from his residence, sos West Nineteenth street
wKtLkr.--Eell at the battle OF Fredericksburg on Sa-
Euraay, December Is, 1862 Lieut.. EDWIN !. WALLER
Twenty eighth regiment Massachusetts, Volunteers son
OF John ana ann j. Weller in the 42d year OF his age.
XscHEL -Of consu pton, Ia Asliedngcn, Baden Baden
Germany, where he had gone the benefit OF his health
MI A. IEHrL " the 33d year Of his age FOR years
. resident OF Williamsburg. Ill
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-25

The aggregate exports OF produce and merchan-
disc exclusive Of specie for the past week were
1892 500.
The receipts Of the New York and Harlem Rail-
road for the first two months Of 1868, as compared
with the corresponding months of last year, are
as follows
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MIsCELLAyEOus.
A HOUSEHOLD woRD--BuY YOUR FIRST CLASS
"A silver Plated wae Table Cutlery Cooking r,ansiI.
Ac, al H. u BAsSFoRDs Great Bszaaf cooper Instifu,e
Astor place.
A PURE wHisEEY
n SUITS KENTUCKY BOURBON wuTsKEx
For safe ~ every druggist and New after
February 10. loos.
STSB a. 81 ~ 81, SHOES AND CATERS AT
a JONES 10 ana " Ann street.
AT HOME, At CHURCH AND VISITING CARDS IN
~ elegant STYLES. Note Paper. ENERDEfLg
81 Broadway corner Duane
grTsric MoNoaRAas CAN ONLY DE HAD Ar
II UfMBREDE's. Also Paper sni Envelopes IN great
variety.
LII DISEASES or THE BYE DIR vARGuLIEs
"A Physian and ulist 20 hi II snes- the Prln Alea.
ander fesse brother OF the EmIress ~ Russia having
had tveniytwo experience London
burg may be consulted from TOD oclok at the Lsfags
House New YORK.
Prom hc Journal Of Health, ~ Mareh 1867
The editor o. Halls Journal OF Health has ~ DR.
fargfes for the fourteen year, and personal
that he well merits tie nata
by the journal 81 Commerce for February IL i-S
Christian In.gencer its issue u Janusrg Vs. iad3 He
u the mos, skKul and intelligent oeu 1T who a. hitherto
come - Us from ahrad, and thoroughly ssulat phys
can Any ~ readers who have oecAstDn n consult
aim VIII bc safe IN his hands DR. Aar-nes q Te.fe
q hizH posion aud thoroughly Uadersanas h rrfestJn
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Wheat Inactive AT reduced prices The sales
confined to IS SEQ bushels red Western fwner at 81 20,
and 600 bushels red Jersey 81 ~ Corn fell of &C.
Sc per bushc with sales Of 10 900 bushels mixed West
at SEC. SEC for sound and 7sc. SEC for unsound
and heated ana g4c 95c. for yellow saes also
made OF LOCO bushels OF rye at 81 OF 81 TO- and 500
bushels barley nj 81 so 81 So Oats 10 moderate
request AT T6c. n SEC, according TO quality
coslgs Yesterday and to.dsys sales a Rio reached
% 600 bags g. but underst cd 70 have been at
dGced ptces Otherwise no important movements have
been reported The closing quoations were -ior Rio,
prime -four months), 80 &c. 34c.; good, :I3c fair,
32c. 80 &c. ordinary, 30hc. Bic. fair to good
crgocs 32c: 32 10; Java. mats and bags. Bsc 39c
Mnracaibo sc. 35c Lagusyra. &c. 3ic II Dorn-
SOC 3lc (cash) stock ~ Rio aud santos to-day
3o5o-24 $50; Ceyion coffee PSI. Maracabo, $50 La.
guayra, 500 st. bnmingo. s25 Jamaica 574 other de-
scriptons. $50. Total mats and BAGS, 1ib ,Os4.
C0Troy down To 7Sc. 13c for mddngs, and very
dull nj these figures
FRF1GHTs-IheIe only moderate enga gcments e.
feced 10 day ut irregular quotations. To Lvcrpoo 500
bbls. flour taken at Is. Cd, 800 bushes corn
90 bbl lard oil at 2os aud per 500 bags clover
seed at Cos To London 100 terces pork at a. Cd and
100 bbs do at 81. Also $50 terces beef Russian
bark engaged petroleum 10 favre mt SIS and British
bark heavy goods 70 Glasgow at 32s Cd. Ter ton.
PROVISIONS declined 10 SIS "a Sl4 tor OH
SIC SIC 81 for do, SIG Is sis for prime
and sl1 sl3 ~ for prince with sales OF $50 hbs
dull with sales Of las bbs sli sI2 so for plain
aud s12 rs $40 so for extra sales made Of
$500 bbs and terces Of lard within the range OF loo
10l.c. 400 boxes OF bacon 6i.c &c.. 200 packages
OF hams and shoulders nj 61,s &c. aud 5tac. &C. But
ter Inactive DOC. 2sc. for state and Tc 2lc.
for Western. Cheese continued quiet al i3c. NC.