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Chicago, March 4.-When the New York
members were about TO take the oath, Schenck
called attention TO the case of Reeves who
had been reported having aided IN the re-
bellion, rs publisher of paper In the state
of New York, but submitted no motion, and
Reeves was sworn.
Objection was made to Hamill of Mary
land, Winchester and Rice of Kentucky;
also Van Horn and Dyer who were not sworn.
Lawrence objected to Rogers of Arkansas,
and offered a resolution which was tabled.
Rogers was then sworn.
All the members and delegates have taken
the oath with the exception of those named
Adjourned.
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tion and define the rights and liberties of cit
iEens, and the form of government.
The recent insurrection at Baradona was
instisoted by republicans.
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San Francisco, March 6.--The San Fran
cisco press Is generally disapPointed 10
Grants Cabinet, and express doubts of Its ef-
fciency. The North Pacific Steamship Com
Tany was incorporated yesterday with capiN
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Injured.

Washington, March 4.-The father of Gen.
Grant met with an accident returning from
the Inauguration. While going out Of the
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Capitol scenes.


Washington. March 4.-Buckalew, from
committee on investigation, reported az un-
grounded the charge of corruption of Sena-
tors In connection with impeachment.
Conference report on the miscellaneous aI,>
preparations agreed to.
Sumner failed to raise Mrs. LincoIn's pen
sion
Davis failed to raise the repeal of the len
ure-of>Ofics act.
sherman and White were the committee TO
inform the President when the Senate would
be ready to adjourn.
The Diplomatic corps and other guests ar
rived. The Diplomats came in n body, and
attracted attention by the splendor of their
uniforms and dignified bearing. The Minis
teIs of foreign Governments were all present
except Geralt, Prussian, detained by sickness.
Among those particularly noticed was Thorn
ton, of England; Berthemey, French; Cor
remit, Italian, and Blaque Bey, Turkish. The
President and Vice entered the side door arm
In arm, with Cragin and McCreery, the COM
mIttee TO escort them to the chamber. Be
fore they reached the space in front of the
chair, the door of the main entrance opened
and the Justices of the Supreme Court, headed
by Chase, clad In robes, entered and took
seats in front of the rostrum. Grant was
conducted TO the chair in front of the Clerk 3
desk, flcing the audience, and exhibited his
usual self possession. The seat to the left of
Grant was in readiness for johnson, bot was
not OCCupleu- Ane-1dbbeT was not at the
Capitol this morning, but signed the bills at
the White House.
The presiding officer announced the readi-
ness for the Inauguration of the Presi-
dent. Colfax advanced and the oath was ad
ministered by the presiding oficer.
Colfax delivered an address, at the conclu-
sion of which the Senators elect came up as
their names were called and took the oath
which was administered by Colfax.
The organization of the Senate being COM
pleted, the procession formed and proceeded
to the East PortIco TO witness the ceremonies
of Inauguration. The platform was decora-
ted with everyreens, and the pillars wreathed
with flags. There immence crowd in
front and great enthusiasm prevailed.
Near Grant sat his wife and children, Mrs.
Dent, Chase and Casey.
Chase administered the oath. Grant ad-
vanced and delivered the inaugural, after
which he entered a carriage and proceeded
to the White Houce.
The Senators returned to the chamber and
resumed the session, but soon adjourned till
twelve o'clock tomorrow
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Members objected 10.

Capitol he fell backward down the stairs. sus-
tanning severe hut not dangerous injuries.
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Foreign.

Berlin, March 1.-The King, IN opening
the Parliament. said the first duty of a con-
federation is to mlintain friendly relations.
The Paris conference shows n common desire
for peace. A nation saving ats strength and
respecting the indeperdence of Others while
maintaining its own. can count on peace, as
other powers will not molest, and the enemies
Of order are powetIess 90 trouble 1T
Madrid, March THE Cortez has Lomin-
ated n commission of Is TO draft aConstitu-
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London, March 6.-Seven FenlaDs impris-
Oned in various parts Of the kingdom have
been liberated. Among them were Thos. K.
Burke of the American Fenian organization,
and Chas- Chickwell, one of the editors of
the Irish People, Capt. Maekey, Messrs.
O'Conn0r, Starke, and O'keefe. The three
latter were liberated uDconditionally.
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Military Chanees-To their Old De
partments.

Washington, March 6.-General Order No.
10 was issued from headquarters to-day by
direction of the President, giving the COM
mand of the department of the South to Gen.
A. II. Terry. Meade is assigned to the mill
tary division of the Atlantic. lie will trans
fer his headquarters to Philadelphia and trans-
fer his present command temporarily to Bre-
vet Major General Auger, who is assigned to
duty according to Breyet. Sheridan Is as
signed to the command of the department of
Louisiana. and will transfer the command
Of North Carolina temporarily TO the next
senior officer. Hancock is assigned to the
department of Dakota. Candy is assigned TO
the command of the 1st military district, and
will proceed 20 Lis post as soon as relieved
by Reynolds. Gillem, of the oath infantry ls
transferred TO command of the 9th district
according to his Breyet rs Major General.
Emery, of the 5th. cavalry IS assigned TO COM
nand of the department of Washington ac-
corilng to Brevet rank of Major General.
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ooodWaTd offered a resolution TO refer the
contested election case of tbs 9Is. pennsvI,-a-
ma district TO the committee on eIections.
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Spanish CIenlency.
Testimonial TO Sherman-Army a,
sf&nmenls-

Washington, March 3--Ihe COMMITTEES OF
the New York subscribers to the Sherman tes-
timonial having completed the purchase of
Grants house, called on Sherman and A. L.
Stewart made the presentation In happy
speech. sherman was much effected, and re-
sponded, saying he should hold the munificent
gift tor the special benefit of his family and
the education of bis children.
The Presidents private reception room was
thrown open at noon to an immense thsong.
The following assignments are made IN the
quartermaster's Observation-Disclosures Tomp-
kins, Chief of the department of Alaska, and
Brevet Brigadier Sawtell to be chief of Cali
fOrnia.
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Washington, March 4.-The pending ap-
preparation bills are considered safe- Among
the appropriations are, for the Hawaiian
Mails: for the Benecia Arsenal, $5,OoOi for
Mare Island Navy Yard. $4,000; for San
Francisco Mint, S2I0.0 900. There are S54,6
for repairs of san Francisco Custom House;
SIS 600 each for the surveyors of Oregon
and Washington; $4,000 each for Utah and
NeSBda; 81 ,OOD each for California and Arizo-
na, together with the IS, 900 House appropri>
alton. The S4.500 for the clerks OF the
California Land District was increased $1,000
The Senate Is still holding the House Civil
Expense Bill IL contains an item of $780,
600 for the San Francisco Mint building.
The Senate's $50 600 cor the Carson Mint,
IL is believed, has failed.
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Chicago, March GA private dispatch from
New York says there is great excitement in
Washington. Wasburne has resigned and goes
TO France.
Stewart ineligible, and is waiting two other
names to come In.
Washington, March Ga message from
the Senate requesting the relief of Stewart
from the law of l79S, prohibiting persons en-
gagged in trsde from being Secretary of the
Treasury. Sherman introduced bill to that
purpose, bat Sumner objected and the bill
went over
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MARRIAGE.

Married Persons, or Young Men ooE,, Ia,
ing Marriage, being aware Of PhySioa. vs..
mes organic debility, defOrmities, s-eS,
cured.
He who places himself under the care Of b
7 NAV refigiously confde in his honor - 4 q
tlenan. and confidently rely upon bis sk'n .
Tyhysician.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, May "a
FLOUR-very dull; sales of family
at 6 25. oao
WHEAT-Dull; sales OF No. 2 at Soa
| l 80, and No. at 35al 4O.
CORN-In fair demand; sales oil ear
at 65a66c.
RYE-Dull and the demand light at
% fer No. /. -,.o-o
27ic for middlibg.
TOBACCO-In good demand; sales OF
1874 hhds at 05 TO 81 90, and the de-
mand fully equal to the offerings.
WHISRY-Sold at 90, bat was held
at | O3 at the close.
MESS PORK-Quiet at 81 %, but
there was no sales.
LARD-Dull and held at l54alstc; ne
demand.
BULK MEATs-In good demand;
sales of POO, 900 pounds at l2c for shout
ders loose; l2to packed; 14tc for sides
loose, and l4fc packed. =
BACON-Firm and in fair demand at
l3c for shoulders, and 16tal64c for clear
rib and clear sides; sugar-cured hams at
lSal9c; bulk sides was held at &c higher
at the close.
BUTTER-Quiet at 33a36c for fresh
made.
EGGS-Held at 16c.
OILS -Linseed oil steady at DIAL %;
lard oil unchanged.
SUGAR-Firm at l3Eal59c for New
Orleans.
COFFEE-Firm at 20a26tc.
G0LD-At l4li buying.
EXCHANGE-Quiet at par buying,
and so to LILO premium selling.
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BY THE CABLE.
IBy Telegraph to the Register

PARIS, May 23.-General Dix bid fare
we'll to the Emperor to-day, and MI
Washburne presented his credentials as
This successor. Mr.. Washburne, ad,
dressing the Emperor, said he had been
authorized to express the hearty WISHES
ut the President of the United States for
the happiness and health of his Majesty,
and for the prosperity of France and the
earnest desire of the Government and
people of the United States to maiatain
and cultivate amicable relations with
France, and to reciprocate the eternal
friendship CT the two countries. He
trusted that, while guarding the inter
ests confded to him, his residence near
the Court OF his Majesty would con-
tribute to the continuance of existing
friendly relations.
The Emperor replied that he was glad
to welcome Mr.. Washburne as the rep
resentative of the United States and
pleased to receive the assurances of the
friendship of the Government with
which close sympathy and amicable
feeling had existed uDinterrupredly for
a hundred years. He heartily concurred
in the hope expressed of the cOntinu'
ance of these relations, and was happy
to welcome as Minister near his Court
a gentleman so distinguished in the his
tory of his country.
The elections are progressing in an or
Derby manner and the vote will be
heavy. The Government candidates
are at the present moment ahead. The
Opposition are purposely holding back
for to. morrow.
LONDON, May 23.-In the Royal Lon
don Yacht Club match the Cambria
was badly beaten in consequence other
style of sailing. Her recent alteration
is regarded as a failure.
PARIS, May 24.-The elections through
out the country have been most orderly.
The vote is very heavy, and more than
half of the electors in Paris cast their
votes on Sunday, the first day of voting.
CORK, May 24.-The police are taking
unusual precautions to prevent an out
break. Several houses have been search
ed for concealed arms.
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DISEASES OF MPRUDENCE

When the Misguided and tmprudeut yotAy
pleasure finds that be has imbibod the seeds o.
this painful disease, IL too often happens thE
an ill.timed sense Of shame or dread Of disooyrp
dsters him from applying 10 those who from n
ucation and resPeCtability, can alone boirosi
him DELAYING I'LL the constitutional ~ mptUusE
this horrid disease make their appcaran.e saft
as liberated ssre throat diseased nose no. iuIuA
pains In the head "a iimneas Of sigtl
asafpeas nodes on tho shin Oones and arps
blotohes on the head, face and eItrrniiss
crossing with frightiul rapdi'y, I'LL
palate Of tho mouth or the bones
lall in and the victim Of this awful dIsesrH
comes a hOrrid object ~ COMMUNICATION tlll o. AZ
puts period 10 his dreadful sufotngs by ."hd
ing him 20 THAT UundisrovcTrl Country iroD
whence no traveller returns
Ii q melancholy fact that Thousands AL n.
Tins TO this terrible disease, owing N ths o.
skillfullness Of ignorant protsnders who, ~ -
use Of that DEADLY Poison, hERCtKf, ruin n
constitution and make the residne Of life mise
able
OFFICF-7 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
Left hand side going from Baltimore Strset'
few doors from the corner. ~ Pail not 70 %
serve name and number.
~ No letters received unless post paid a.
containing . stamp N DO used on The rcp'
Persons writing should stato age, and send :
ton Of advertisement describing symptom
The Doctors DIPLOMA hang In bis ole
ENDORSEMENT OF TIDE FREsS
The many Thousands cured AZ thi, esiA6isl
meut within the lat twonty years ana 20 >.
merous important Surgical Operations pefi"rure
by DR. Johnston, Witnosssd by the REPORTER
the Sun and many other papers notices Of Ehhl
appeared again and again before The Duhh',
sidea bis standing A. a gentleman Of ohsrSta
and responsibility In = sufficient guaranty ~ ne
afflicted.
Skin diseases speedily cured. 'nroN
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Well Attested Cure Of Catarrh.

DR.. A. P. LIGHTHILL-DEAR SIR ;-Your
treatment In the cure of my Catarrh has had
the desired effect, and resulted in permanent
been pronounced incurable, and had exhaust
least benefit. Ny case was 80 chronic land
troublesU..-, hat by giving few of the symp-
toms the value of your treatment can be more
readily estimated. For years had been ailtlct-
cd with a constant cold in the head, obstructing
nv breathing 80 az TO necessitate me 10 keep my
mouth epen durir sleep; latterly, the discharges
became sOldihed and impacted in my nose 70
such an extent that IL required the greatest eX-
ertion to expel them. Sometimes these hard.
ened lumps would get in my throat, causing me
TO hawk and scrape even by the hour 70 relieve
myself Ny breath was oHensivei my memory
became impaired. Dizziness and light head
ness made their appearance, ard of late symp
toms of paralysis stepped in, and when PlsceS
myself under Your care one side of my face was
sadly affected by this dread disease. My gen.
eral health suffered alike, there was a constant
tired, drowsy and debiitated feeling, with ne
energy to move OF act; felt "a tired on rising
in the morning "a did on going 10 my bed, my
appetite was capriCious and nay disposition
morese In that condition placed myself un.
der YOUR care, and am happy 10 state that all
these disagreeable and dangerous symptoms
have entirely left me- and once more enjoy the
benefits of good health.
BY giving this publicity you will benefit
others similarly affected and oblige me.
Yours truly, JAMES SOMMRRvILLR
RrookriHS JSFsrsoH cSrn'V.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Cattle Market

New YORK, May "a.
BEEVES-Total receipts for the week,
6S42. On sale to-day there were 2S72,
most of them fat cattle. OF the weeks
supply $3.50 were from Illinois, 400 from
Ohio, 200 from Missouri aud only 2S
from New York. Trade was rather
slow to day, but all cattle were sold at
&c advance over the market rates of This
day week, bat ta4c lower than on
Wednesday; still the tops brought l64c;
few went below lac, nothing very thin
being on offer. The Alexander drove of
$40, good II cwt, Illinois cattle, brought
l4al6c; go, : to 9 cwt, fine top, brought
l6al6tc, with drove of cwt cattle at
lac; 1870 head were in Communipaw
Yards this morning and many are re-
ported to be on the way.
MICH COWS-Sell slowly at 60 GOA
90 90 each, with some fnnCy at 100 90
al20 90.
CALVES-Abundant; $40 head ar
irving for the week; they vary from "a
&C for small aud poor to l0allo per
I pound. live weight, for prime.
/ SHEEP AND LAMBS-Go slowly un-
der the accumulation; 2O52 arriving dur
ing the past week. There were 800 ar
rived for sale this morning, besides five
cars held from SATURDAY.; many remain
unsoid tonight, and prices are &c lower
fer sheep and about &c per pound on
lambs, the latter varying all the way
from lOalIc, with few extras of n
pounds at IL; sheared sheep range from
4!a7tc; extra picked stock &c: sales of
one car Ohio, of - pounds. at &c: two
cars, of - pounds, at &c; two cars Of
coarse Indiana, of % pounds, at &c; one
car Ohio, of 80 pounds, at Sc. and a lot
of lO3 pounds, extra, at &c.
H0GS-Are coming in freely. the
weeks receipts being - go; there were
G2! cars arrived Sunday. On Monday
prices gave way little, aud dressed hogs
were selling at lliallsc, and live at l0a
lO9c; sales of two cars Illinois, of l93
pounds, at lOtc, aud one car, Of l7C
pounds, at l0Ic.
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Old aud New school Presbyterian As
sembIies-FOurIh Day.

New YORK, May "a There is every
prospect of an early reunion of the two
Schools of the Presbyterian Church.
The committee of conference on re-
union, or the part of the Old School,
met on Friday, and, it is reported, voted
unanimously for reunion on the basis
of the standards.
The Joint committee of both the Old
and New Schools met informally on Sat
urday, aud although it is understood
that no vote was taken, there was gen.
eral interchange of views and perfect
harmony.
A meeting of the joint committee was
held this afternoon, and il is understood
that they agreed 10 recommend a reunion
on the basis of the Standards.
The two PRESBYTERIAN Assemblies met
together at half-past ; o'clock this
morning in DR.. Springs Church for de-
votiOnal exercise.
The Old School Assembly opened
the business of the session at
ut half-past nine o'clock. DR.. Carter
reported for the committee on Finance
the amount collected during the year to
be S6S,6l6; the amount expended to be
SOL ,O40, and the balance at Sl4,567. The
report was adopted.
The committee on Publications have
presented their report through DIR. At
water. The number of issues has been
two million. The Sabbath School Nisi.
tor has a circulation of one hundred
thousand per month. The receipts for
the year for all purpo. es were 1857 $50,
expenditures Sli9,72i, balance in the
treasury Sli,S26.
A resolution was adopted
that committee be appointed
TO confer with the proper authorities
connected with the Grand Army of the
Republic and urgently request that the
day for the decoration of the soldier
graves be changed from Sabbath the
Both 10 Saturday 10Th. Recess.
At the afternooR session, a resolution
authorizing the Board of Publication &c
publish evangelical works in the Span
iSh and Portuguese languages was adopt
ed.
The entire report of the Board was
then adopted.
An invitation to visit the rooms OF
the Horticultural Society was accepted
The New School Presbyterian General
Assembly assembled at quarter past ten
o o'clock to-day.
Rev. DR.. Darling, from the special
committee appointed to COllate answers
OF PresbyterIes to overtures on reunion
from the last General Assembly, report.
ed that one hundred Presbyteries of
this body had given their consent to re-
uuion on the basis proposed by the Joint
committee of thirty appointed by the
Assemblies which met in l>6S AT Albany
aud Harrisburg.
The Old School Assembly were the,
announced, and as they took their sest
upon the platform, were received nv
the Assembly standing. Addresses were
made by Rev. DR.. Beatty, Rev. DR. Mus.
grove aud Hon. Mr.. Mcknight, of Pitts.
burgh, of the Old School Assembly, ex.
pressing a desire for reunion, which
were replied TO by Rev. DR.. Fowler
Moderator of the New School Assembly
in reciprocal terms.
Rev. DR.. John L. Lee, representing
the General Synod of the Reformed
Dutch Church, was introduced anC
made a few remarks on christian unity
The delegates from the New England
bodies were then invited to seats.
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Rev. DR.. Strong, of Massachusetts,,
representing the Association of the
Congregational Churches, made a
brief address, expressing the hope Of
an early reunion of the Presbyterian
family.
Rev. DR.. Robert G. Vermidge, repre-.
senting the General Association of Con.
necticut, made similar remarks.
Rev. DR.. Fowler returned thanks to
the last two delegates for their senti.
ments of fealty and expressed the wish
that the hopes of union which they had
expressed would soon be consummated.
An invitation to visit the hall and
museum Of the New York Historical So
ciety was accepted.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, May "a.
FLOUR-Firm and steady; spring ex-
tras 600a6 %.
WHEAT-In good demand and falc
lower; sales of No. at 17tal Ia; No. 9
at l3al 1871, closing at l34sl l3i; sales
since Change at l34al 1871.
CORN-Moderately active and ia4c
higher; sales of No. at 664a67c; No. 9
at 59a59tc; rejected at 4ia56c; no grade
at 45tc, closing at the outside rates; mar.
ket unchanged this afternoon.
OATS-Moderately active and &c
lower; sales of No. 9 at 59ta59sc, closing
at 59ta599c.
RYE-Less active; sales of No. at
1Oal IL; No. 2 at 90, closing with
buyers of No. l at 10.
BARLEY-Dull.
HOGS-Active and 15a25c lower; sales
at 9 65a6 80 for fair to medium, and GOA
925for good to choice.
CATTLE-Active and steady at > 75s
% for COWS and light butchers steers,
50a6 80 for fair tleshy, and O0a7 81
for good smooth shipping beeves.
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VIRGINIA.
The Acknowledgement Rnby's Order
-ReRistrRtiOn, &c.


-RegistrRtiOn, &c.
RICHMOND, May 23.-Genersl Candy
has issued an order providing for an
election TO be held on the 9th of July in
accordance with the Presidents prOcla-
nation. The order provides for re
vision and enlargement of the list of
regis cred voters in the State, including
those entitled TO vote aud those not
previously registered, and those who
had not arrived at age at the previous
registration, and grants ten days,
exclusive of Sunday, for the registration
commencing on the 10th Of June. Two
white and two cOlOred challenges are
allowed at each poll, The whites and
blacks are to be entered on separate
lists. The Boards of Registration are
also charged with the conduct of the
elections in their districts. The gen
eral provisions of all election orders,
heretofore issued under the laws OF
Congress, are adhered to in this order,
which covers sixteen printed pages.
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, May "a.
M0NEY-Easy at Ga7 per cent on call,
chiefly the latter.
STERLING-Dull at 109tal09i.
GOLD-ClOsed heavy at l4l4al4ls;
carrying rates Sa5 per cent; one million
was awarded by the sub. treasury to-day
at 1I2 locale p 100.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Dull and
little doing on foreign account, and a
concession of per cent allowed, closing
steady. Rumor says the sub treasury
intends to purchase only million bonds
per week, as heretofore. Coupons of
81, l22al22b; do go, l22sal228; do "a,
ll64all7; do '65. 1lS4all9; do new, ll94a
100; do '67, ll9fal2O; do '65, ll93al2O;
lO-40s, l09gal09I.
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BY THE CUBAN CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register.l

HAVANA, May 23.-The United States
steamer Yantic has arrived from Hayti.
The Government has received no
official dispatches announcing the land
ing of flibusters on the Island.
HAVANA, May 24.-Advices from st.
Thomas of the 18th inst, say that the
steamship Mississippi, which left Rio
Janeiro on the Odd of April for New
York, ran ashore at Martinique with a
full head of steam. She will probably
be total loss. All hands were saved
by the assistance of a French war
steamer.