The session swung into motion with the arrival of Mr. President. Speaker of the Polish-Ukrainian Confederation, Mr. Stanisław Małachowski, initiated proceedings, urging the Houses of Congress to resume consideration of the matters at hand.

In the session, a note of reassurance was addressed regarding a Hamburg Gazette article suggesting that foreign courts might have reached an understanding in Polish matters. Even though the Gazette had provided extensive clarification dissipating any alarm, since the Gazette in question was dated for the forthcoming Wednesday and today’s session preceded the date, Mr. Jan Paweł Butrymowicz, Representative from the County of Bielsk, expressed his concern comprehensively and emphatically.

Following this, Speaker of the Polish-Ukrainian Confederation, Mr. Jan Paweł called upon the Houses to proceed with the already initiated project related to the reporting of losses.

The legislative Clerk Mr. Jan Paweł read an article from this project. After reading, there were varied disputes; however, once the disputes were calmed, the mentioned article—with its respective amendments and additions—was unanimously adopted.

The congressional session was adjourned until Thursday at 10 A.M., specifically set for April 30th.

Topics: Marshal of the Poland-Ukraine Confederation; Sejm Session; Hamburg Newspaper; European Courts; Polish Interests; National Losses; Draft Bill; Sejm Disputes; Article Adoption; Suspension of Session;