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Passengers Arrived.

FROM NEW oRLEANs-n steamship s.r Of the UncnaNr,-
w q. Waller, w A. Gasquet f. haher,
ledy children and Ms Bensaeon, Mrs Mari g. A.
Seaman IL Whemore Mathew Crook o. Whsuson ,r hew'
man Miss Sorer Bryant and Frank brysnt h:
L. stone Theo Pandora A. sinon Mn r. Levi CHILDREN ana
deroth J. H. Addick Mrs Fellows child aud servant fnnge.
and children Shepard and lady Mrs Donohee children ad
servants Mrs Kidder II. A. Wheelock T. Williams b. Howell
D. Harrison lady children and servant Mr.. O. Msee
n Lowell v Bogert Capt pnnige, lady and chd I'd Core
~ w p Conery Conery. Miss Conery,J sewsr' WI
w. L. Wakefield, J. b Nilet, Mrs steing ana
servant Miss Roberts, WIN. Church, J. Grey
FROM sAVANNAH-ln steamship Nnso-J C. DANIEL jazz
son O. = Guno Dr. f. A. Beans ~ bGod~in H. Denise
Donohue Mad lie Nrski Miss Wage A. DUNN sno VIE
Mrs CLARK daughter L. Sprsgue and wife d. siesens
NJ r. Clarke H. b. Gardiner ~ Il. Elliott B. f. Lyons M J.
Rnger Miss KsieA,ugr Mrs and children, to OAR
ing r. NJ smith, Hon wilson Picsi' G. sneet " ood'
wife Mrs lIsdocs Capt Darling and sie = iows'
Co, OGDEN Capt Babcock. Capt Richardson, = T. shspin'
Domaine Miss Hunlsfed j. C. Nickes aud in steerase
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The FEDERAL Diet.


In to-day sitting Of the Federal Diet the Ministers Of
The middle which represented al the recent
Bambers Conference moved that the Federal Diet should
request all those members Of the Confederation who have
taken military measures, entered upon aaments be-
yond the peace footing 10 declare at the next sitting
Of the Federal Dict whether and upon what conditions
they will be willing order the reduction OF their mill
tary establishments 20 peace footing simultaneously
namely, on day 30 BE- fixed by the Federal Diet
The preamble 10 the above motion advers TO the pacihc
declarations Of Austria and Saxony and to the assurance
of defense IL also declares that the Diet expects that
Prussas position "A European Power Will not interfere
10 the prejudice Of her duties member OF the Con
federation Saxony, although not Of the original pro-
posers Of the notion announced that II had her concur
renee.
motion was also introduced In todays sitting Of the
Diet by the Dutch representative, proposing that the Diet
should rescind it resolution of the 9Th Of September
1899 referring the admission If the Duchy Of Limburg
into the Bund, and thereby agree 10 that Duchys with
drawal from the Germanic Confederation.
The motives given by the Dutch representative for the
introduction Of this motion the dvegcncies between
the interests of Lmburg and Germany. II was only the
close connection which existed between Limburg and
Holland which had caused the Government Of the Neither
lands to its great regret 10 refuse on 30 many occasions
its cooperation for the rtheance of the national aims Of
Germany. With Luxemburg the was different. The
vote on this motion will be taken on Thursday next.
Gen. VOigts Rhctz. hitherto first military PenpOten-
iay of Prussia at the Federal Diet has left for Berlin.
FRANKFORT. Saturday Evening.
In the Federal Diet to-day Baron Won Kubeck the
Austrian ambassador, declared in the name of the
Austrian Government that anti-Federal negotiations
had taken place between Prussia and Hanover. and
that he was instructed TO request the Diet TO draw the
attention of those States TO their Federal duties.
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THE IMPENDING WAR.

pROHIBITION OF EXPECTATIONS.

PROHIBITION OF EXPECTATIONS.
The Prussan Government has prohibited the exporta-
ton until the LIST of October next Of corn, hay straw
across the frontier from the vistuls Thorn inclu
syey to the frontier bordering the kingdom Of Sax
ony, near Seidenderg.
The prohibition will also apply 10 expectation across
such other parts Of the Prssan frontier as border on
those States of the Zoveren which shall refuse to decree
similar prohibition.
ISTRIGUEs AGAINST BIsMARK.
The Queen Dowager Of Prussia, Princess SOPHIA,
mother Of the Emperor Of Austria and the Queen Dowager
of Saxony daughters of the late King Maxmian OF Ba
vara are uniting their efforts here at Vienna, and at
Dresden to bring about the resignation of Count Bsmark
Count Mensdorf and Baron Beus in order 10 have new
Premes to facilitate the amicabe solution Of the conflict
between Prussia and Austria.
LOAN REFUSED
Baron Charles Rothschid of Frankfort has declined to
raise loan for the Prussan Government Messrs. OPP
penheim of Cologne have also refused TO do
wARLIKE MEASURE PUT OPP
In order prove that Prussia accepts the Congress- the
departure of the Prince Royal and Prince Frederick
Charles for the army has been postponed.
NEGOTIATIONS WITH KLAPKA
It's rumored that Gen. Kapka the request Of Count
Bsnark has left Paris for Frankfort to have conference
with one of Count Bismarks confidential agents.
PEACE MEETINGS.
Peace meetings multiply. The last were held at Rheyd
Gladbach Erkelenz, Hagen, Dortnumd Dusseldorf and
Stettn From all these towns Populations will be sent to
the King to present addresses Only in Bresau different
feeling has been manifested the town council pettoning
the King to go war when he might rely upon their
cor provided the Constitution previously restored
ryvIoLABILITY or MERCHANT SHIPS.
A ROYAL decree has been promulgated, according to
which in the event of war; merchant ships belonging 10
an enemy will not be liable To capture the high by
Prussian war vessels. This only to apply in
far as il meets with reciprocity from the enemy.
VOLUNTEERS.
The Duke Of Rstibor Princess Won Butcher, Hohenzo-
Tern, Heehngen Pless, iiatzeld and Count Maltzahn
said heve determined to form al their expense
three TegmeDts Of Husses and three balaDons OF Chas
seurs
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Continuance OF the Financial Panic-Fall in
Ali Kinds Of securities.

THE Times City Article Of Tuesday, May y, says
"A further fall has taken place to-day (Monday In
NIL descriptions of securities COnsos declined to 6l ds6
The depression earlier hours consequent the
srrrent nature Of all foreign intelligence 10 the apparent
certainty war and slight reaction ultimately took place
which was from of the premnares for an
invitation TO Congress having agreed by France and
England with the expected junction of Russia.
Asregards the state Of the money market although the
day has been from the general symptoms Of anxiety one Of
dsaeeable since the panic there has been no actual
tase Of difficulty, and large floating balances are now
ssekng employment short first class The Continent
al drain continues and sl72 withdrawn from the
Bank Advices from Hamburg satisfactory and dis
count could not be obtained at less than sper cent"
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II has been decided that until the nth Of June an army
corps shall DO concentrated each the following places
WetzaT, Eriurt, Frankfort, and between Neisse ana
GeiWItz.
TREATY WITH ITALY.
The following stated 70 be the most saleht points OF
the treaty OF alliance between Prussia and nay In ne
event of either of these Powers being attacked by Austria
the other would consider the aggression as easus Gei
and they would jointly operate against the austrans
neither being liberty to make peace wltou. the consent
of such other Should Prussia the other manu. De pro
yoked by Austria declaration of war, Italy would take
part in the conflict the ally of Prussia. Inc TWO con-
iracng Powers bind themselves to form no Alliance Will
any other nation unless by mutual consent. , :.
Ii is further alleged that the treaty ls 10 commune Ill
force till the end of the present year. 49,.
The Patrie states that Prussia has adopted several lesh
military measures which would lead TO the snppostoh
that relying upon the neutrality of Hanover she INTENDS
entering upon operations in the Duchies.
ALLEGED VIOLATION OF THE PRUssIAs FRONTIER.
The statement that Austrian patrol had crossed the
Prussian frontier Kngebente is denied by The com
mander of the Austrian detachment at that par OF te
frontier An investigation has been ordered 10 De nade
into the matter and officers in command near the non
tier have been enjoned 10 observe mnutey te present
instructions in order obyiate any welgrOunded COIL
ulaints Prussia.
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Congress Of German Deputies.

Correspondence o The London Times
FRANKFORT May 81, 1866
The Congress Of German Deputies held meeting yes
terlay at which 200 members present. The GAL
leres Of the Saaban crowded NJ Sigsmund Muller
Of Frankfort presided. The Congress adopted, the
recommendation OF its committee, resolution condemn
ing war declaring guilty Of grave crimes toward the
nation those who might cause one and threatening with
the national execraton those who might attempt to dis
pose OF any portion Of German territory to foreigners
The resolution adds that If war be inevitable every effort
should be made to ocalze IL as closely rs possible
All the States not actually engaged in the dispute, es
pecaly those Of South Western Germany, ought not I'M
necessarily take part in contest their duty is 10 re-
tain their forces intact that If occasion should arise,
they may be in position TO maintain the territorial nteg
rity of Germany. The Chambers of the various States
should demand guarantees in this before voting
credits for military purposes. The resolution concludes
thus:
solution the Federal Constitutional question alone
OF dangerous Of affairs The
Chambers German generally ought therefore
require the speedy convocaon OF the German Parliament
on the basis OF the Electoral Laws Of le49."
great popular meeting now being held IN the Circus
FRANKFORT. oS-IHE. MAN. May a.
The twenty-nn Deputies from Scheswig Holsten who
were present the meeting Of delegates from the differ
ent German Diets held here Sunday last, have pub
shed declaration today stating that they do not agree
with the views Of the Committee on the Schleswig-
Holstein question.
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Another European War.

ARRIVAL OF PRINCE CHARLES OF HOHENzoLLBRN-HlS
ENTRY INTO BUCHAREsT-THR PRINCIPALITIEs TO
BIZ OCCUPIED BY TURKISH TRO0PS-RUM0Rs OF A
sANGUISARY CONFLICT.
dispatch from Paris announces that at sitting OF the
Conference Oh the Prineipaltes question: NJ Drouyn dc
Ibuys notified the election of Prince Charles of Hohenzo
lern bv universal suffrage The Turkish representative
protested against this election and proposed that II the
Provisional Government Of Bucharest persisted IN its dis
lovs attitude the Conference should appoint Hospodar
and order his provisional installation ruler of the Prn
epates 1t added that the Conference agreed TO the
proposal of the Turkish representative
A telegram from Bucharest of May ls, says; 1.-The
official reports received BY the Government from Metchn,
Rustehuk and Tutcha represent the crossing OF the
Danube by the Turkish army so imminent that the
Government has ordered the pckets the left bank OF the
river TO be withdrawn"
The Government has requested a credit of 100000
Fiasters from the Chamber in order to form camp des
sined TO cover Bucharest.
A dispatch from Jassy of May l9 says: Rumors are
eurrent that sanguinary conflict has taken place between
the Roumanian and Turkish troops on the frontier.
One thousand troops have left here for Galatz"
NTbe Patre publishes particulars relative TO the journey
of Prince Charles HohenzoerD to Tuna 1t states that
fhs Prince travelled incognito, and adds he descended
She Danube in an Austrian steamer and disembarkng
nj Tuna accOTted w nc
al an Prince Charles of Hohenzolern; comply with
4he wishes of the Roumsns' The Inhabitants Of Turna
received the Prince with cheers
telegram from Bucharest says that the arrival Of
Prince Charles at TUrna caused great excitement. He
wrote Immediately to the Sultan assuring him Of his
respect for the treaties which bind the Prncpaes Of
Turiey. His solemn entry into Bucharest will take place
On the 25th
A telegram ffom Consantinope says: In consequence
Of the ratification by the Chamber ct Bucharest the cleo
Zion Of Prince Hohenzoem Hospodar Of Roumaniathe
Porte has decided upon the military occupation of the
Probabilities
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Commercial I.seliigence.

LoSpoN MONEY! MARKET. Tuesday evening. May 2-Con'
soils closed s6id Late in the afternoon the fact OF Aus
ta having consented Join the proposed conference
stated anspred but not known on the Stock
Exchange French Rentes recovered L. closing at OF Sc
Five twsntes recovered Virginia 6s and Erie shares de-
cined each.
United 520s and Illinois Central declined II each
Virginia 6s, 2; and Erie paid up shares. ,.
LIVERPOOL Co1Tos Market. May II and 22-Sales for
days IL 90 bales 900 speculation and
for eYpor-arkot dull aud irregular prices in buyers favor
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET. May 22-Wheat and Flour un:
changed last weeks prices Indian Corn was more inquired
for at Jo per qtl for prime Mixed American.
LONDON CoRS MARkEr May 2l-Market unaltered
LONDON GOLDMAN MARKET, May 22-Talow at % 9aAI.
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The Minor German states.
DAXARIA.

BAVARIA
An CIDER has been Issued, according to which all the
helt hospitals and conmssarat departments shall receive
their full complement Of officers.
Several hundred officers aud 38l noncommssioned off,
GERS have been promoted.
The French ambassador at Munich sendeayorng TO per-
suade the Bayaran Government To maintain strict neu
tralty in the impending
HANOVER.
Prince Soms General m the Austrian army, has arrived
al Hanover Unexpectedly. IL is understood that he is In
stucted 10 Zen negotiations with the Government Of
Hanover respecting the passage of Austrian forces through
HanoYcnan territory.
HEsSE-DARMSTADT.
Prince AleXaagsT OF Hesse.DarmsIadt has been appoint
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EUROPE.
THREE DAYS LATER NEWS.
The Proposed Congress Accepted by
all the Powers.
CONTINUANCE OF WARLIEB PREPARATIONS.
CONGRESS OF GERMAN DEPUTIES.
SpriouS C0mnlicatiOn in the DanDbian
Serious Complication in the Danubian
PrineipalitieS.
ARRIVAL OF PRINCE CHARLES OF HOHENZOLLERN
HIS ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION.
The Principalitiss Threatened with Military
Occupation.

The steamship Hermann from Southampton on the 23d
Of May arrived here yesterday with three days later news
from Europe.
The Chancellor, from New-York arrived at Liverpool
May 49,
The Indus, from shanghae for New-York, was spoken
March 20.
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Russian Isilueuee.

Russia continues her endeayors with the Middle States
with which the Imperial family allied by marriage to
exercise an influence adverse TO their alliance with Aus
tria.
Among other motives Russia urges that the formation of
Polish regiments might lead to dangerous movements.
Russia is principally apprehensye that Austria might
favor movement in Posen which might spread into ltus
sian Poland.
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In dia.

CALCUTTA, April 2.-Integence from Mooltan states
that the begerents Bharoulpore had been authorta-
lively ordered TO cease bosites against their Prince.
Great distress prevails in Ossa in consequence of the
failure Of the crops.
BOMBAY, Apni &.-Cotton and piece goods dull and
depressed owing to the kilograms from England. Money
Market uneasy.
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OFFICIAL DECLARATION.

The MoHitem de FArnee savs: Several journals have
spoken OF military preparations in France. We au-
thozed TO declare that all Of such preparations
are devoid OF foAAdatioI.
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Russia.

WAR BETWEEN RUSSIA AND B0HKARA--VICToRY OF
THR RUSSIANS.
More fighting has taken place between the Russians and
Bokharans In the latest fight the former were yictor-
GUS The Russian ambassador is reported 10 be in irons
at Samarkand
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CITY NE WIS.

ATTEMPTED Enthusiastically Officer RYAN of
the Eighteenth Precinct arrested Maurice Ragep printer
aged years. on the charge Of having attempted commit
outrage person Of little girl named Julia Many aged
niue years whose parents reside No 25 East Twentieth
The accused subsequently, committed Tor trial by Justice
Dodge in default OF $500 BAIL
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was delighted read the report Of the Commeein
the result Of the Great Trial at Island Park Real
au acW be rictoross tat really delighted with my
chine and ant other Letter Of n. B. Vail, ORIENT r. J.
Wilcox Gibbs ;. NJ. Cor Feb 10, 1896.
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Austria.

STRENGTH OF THE ARMY.
The effective strength Of the Austrian army now unde
arms is between 100000 and 1000 In case of
need 800 600 more troops be raised in very short
period.
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ABoRTIvg ATTEMPT TO Blow UP TENEMENT
HOUSE WITH AN MPsaSAL MAcHISE.-0n Friday night last
Xavier Husan tho proprietor of saloon at No 81 Mercer
st. found the hallway of the building in which his saloon
located small cigar.box. This careful examination.
was found TO be filed with powder. This was removed
through hole In the bottom of the box and found TO weigh
nearly pounds sufficient blow the house and ITS III
mates The powder having been distracted the cover OF the
removed and then discovered that number
matches had been placed between two strips OF
and ached 10 the OF the box ny means OF cord
large wire spring such frequently used by nphoerers
was forced into the box tightly that when might be
opened the spring would up with such force TO bring the
matches in violent with the sandpaper causing them
opened In the explosion would have occurred
in all probability SCATTERING the building and killing or MAIN
ing most OF the What the design OF the perpe
traitor is not present known IL Is coniecured mat was
his intention take advantage Of the CONFUSION attendant on
the explosion and rob the frightened inmates OF what GOULD
easily be carried of Of valuable nature No clue AZ present
exists by which identify the villain but Capt MINIS OF tue
Eighth Precinct has the matter IN hand and VIII probao eu
cidate the mystery.
NEW YORK FREEDMESs RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
monthly report Of the Executive Committee of this Association
Tor the month OF May sets forth the dminution OF receipts
usual TO this season OF the year Among the receipts OF the
Assocaon from England were packages Of tools and
agricultural implements The disbursements during the
month Chiefly In payment OF teachers salaries were 80 l D.
he work school house aud home for teachers H
Richmond Va has been already commenced under aYofaDe
ausposE The report CONCLUDES ,! ls 'ss1swsl' INA"
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present 81 decisive arrangements st incomplete and w
determine our future course"

FIRE IN HESTER-sr.-Eary on Saturday mornings
fire occurred the fifth soor the buildings Nos l75 IN
and l79 Hesters occupied umbrella mandatory by
s. Black Co. Before the flames were eIinguished tho
binding and stock considerably damaged BY fire and
water Loss stock and machinery about $1,000 In.
sgred for sl0 $50 In 80 companies mostly located In other
cities The building is owned by L. f. currison and is dam
aged TO the amount Of $1,000 Fully insured in city
panies.
TAMMANy HALL.-The office Of Sachem" Of the
Tammany Society recently made the election Of
MI John 1. Hoffman 10 the Office Of "Grand Sachem.r
Among the names proposed Gil the vacancy those Of
Edwards PerrePont August Belmont Albert Cardozo s L.
NJ. Barlow, Daniel r. Ingrsham, Samuel b. Garyin Daniel
Devln, George Law, Charles p DAILY and George W. Me-
Lean.
THE NEW CITY RATLRoAD.-The Committee ap-
pointed by the last Legislature consider methods for
line of betw the extremes OF the city
advertise for plans for such road.
RUTGERS FEMALE INsTITUTg.-The twenty seventh
Annual Commence Of Rutgers Female Institute will DO
held in the Broadway Tabernacle Thursday June at "a
o'clock The address graduates Will be delivered
by the Rev. Howard Crosby, ID. ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04

ExCgLsIoR-Lades'. Misses and Children's
Doors elegant In style beautiful ht
and neat finish Ao Gentemens and Boys work IN great
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THE NEW CITY RAmaoAD-The Committee al
RUTGERS FEMALE IXsrIrUrE.-The twenty.seventt
lAnuourcements.l

THE BEST HOUSE ~ NEw-YoRK CAN BIZ Pro
rRorgD nysby without damage The TELz
years has not been broken HoLxEs No.
23i Broadway
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ed Generassimo Of all the Austrian forces on non-Aus
tran territory His command includes the kalek brigade


The Austrian Col Wimpfen has arrived at Cassel, 10
make arrangements for conveying Austrian troops through
Hesse- Cassel
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pv.r Npp1r Ary.vs V,crop,ors

TURKISH BATHS, No. 10 Laight-st., are again open
10 the public enlarged and improved Hours Gents
to p N. Ladies, 10 to Ia Sundays: Gents, to u
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Field-Marsha Won Benedek win, it is stated, shortly
start with the general staff Of the Army OF the North
of Olmutz.
NO NEW CONSUMPTION IN HUNGARY.
An official denial has been given to the rumor oil resh
CONSUMPTION being intended in Hungary.
THE FEELING IN vESBTIA.
The Commandant of Venice has issued notification
warning the inhabitants against attempting TO INDUCE
young in Venice to enlist in the Italian volunteer
Corps and also against ntcng soldiers to desert in'o
foreign military service. These ohenses VIII De dealt WIN
by martial law.
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eAsrBAIpI's LETrEk-rrs EFFECT ON THE PUBLIC

GAaIBALDI's LETTEH-ITs EFFECT ON The PUBLIC
MIyp-YAPoIBOE's ADVICE TO THE MINISTRY
PRECIPITATION OF THE ITALIAN LiBERALs-oVER
10000 VOLUNTEERS ENROLLED - EXPECTED BA-
petition TO TIE HEAD OF TIE ADRlArIC AND
THE TYRoL-THg AUsTRIASs on The QUl WYE
CONCENTRATION ON THE RR0YTIRa-THE FIsAN-
CIAL SITUATION IN ITALY-A SANITARY COM
MIssIoY-CORREsPoSDBSTs TO THE FRONT.
From Oar Special Correspondent
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-02

have two coops of fowls. 1t was yesterdsy about
P. M. He was coming down the country; left
him On the cars OF tho Northeastern Railroad.
Sam. johnson, sworn, said: 'tKnow defendant.
with him, and he stayed with mo last night at
Johnny Houston's; won't to bed about 8 PM. and
got up at about this mornin awoke him: wo
slept together; did not change any. He sold his
fowls-the young ones to Alfred johnson. He
brought thirty fowls with him, and brought the
came number. paid the freight on all. Defond-
ant found not guilty..
United States Us. VIM. H. Leo and Maria Lee
colored-Fighting in the street.-C. W. Blocker
police, sworn, said that about IL o'clock this
morning defendants were quarrelling in Calhoun
street, corner St. Philip. He caught her by the
head and tore her handkerchief off, aud witness
got there in time to stop any further trouble; and
took them both to the Guard House. They were
quite noisy. Defendant Wm. II. Leo found guilty
and fined s5, ten days hard labor on the
streets. The defendant Maria Lee to five days
hard labor, subject to orders of Commander