After the arrival of Mister President to the Senate, Mr. Stanisław Małachowski, the Speaker for the Polish-Ukrainian Confederation, proposed in his opening remarks that according to the order made in yesterday's session, Congress should commence the reading of memorials from the cities.

Immediately, numerous disputes arose as to which memorial should be read first: that from the City of Krakow, or the one submitted by the Polish-Ukrainian and Lithuanian-Belarusian cities? After open debates for and against, it was finally decided that not the memorials, but rather the petitions, from both the City of Krakow and other cities, sealed by their respective Representatives, should be read.

The petitions were read by Secretary Mr. Jan Łuszczewski. After their reading, there were many arguments asserting that for the upliftment of the cities, necessary measures must surely be taken; that in order for both the privileges and petitions of these cities to be more thoroughly assessed, a commission should be appointed that, together with their Representatives and Chancellors, would review everything, draft an appropriate proposal for the improvement of the cities' conditions, and present it to Congress. Accordingly, a motion was advanced to appoint such a commission, which was unanimously adopted, and the following were appointed to the commission with their Chancellors from the Senate: Bishop Antoni Okęcki, senator-bishop of Poznań, followed by Mr. Piotr Ożarowski, senator-castellan of Wołyń and also the ambassador Castellan of Vitebsk. From the House of Representatives: Mr. Stanisław Potocki, Representative of Lublin, Kicki of Chełm, Franciszek Mikorski, Representative of Kalisz, Zboiński of Dobrzyń, Michał Brzostowski, Representative of Trakai, Gutakowski of Orsha, and Potłowski.

Subsequently, draft deliberations were read; one regarding promotion within the military for officers, the other concerning the establishment of a military commissariat.

Following these readings, Representative Mr. Stroynowski of Wołyń submitted his proposal for the establishment of a new form of government which was also read and taken into deliberation.

The session was adjourned to the following Monday, at 10 a.m., i.e., tomorrow.

Topics: Marshal of the Confederation of Poland-Ukraine; Speech by Stanisław Małachowski; Royal and Lithuanian Cities; Petitions and Privileges of Cities; Appointment of a Deputation; Improvement of City Situations; Deliberation Projects; Military Advancement; Military Commissariat; Establishment of a New Government Form; Sejm Session;