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wee.,ptn or produce Yesterday.

ST LOUIS-steamer W r Arthur-5l SKIS corn
IS csks bacon West g. NettletOn-545 bbls apples
G O'Riley-l bx mdse Barnes, Ward &co-l bx
book Blelook &co-4 bXs mdse Mummy, Luling u
Coz do Straight, Wilmer &co-l piano to Given,
Watts &co--Sl bdls B Murison &cO--9 bbs ale
Schmidt Il Ziegler-l6 bills potatoes E Jones-5S
bbls apples Blakemore, Woodbridge eco IS bbls
clay l. Smith, do lard to order do cheese 4
bbls eggs Schneider & Zuherbier-5 bbs eggs to
) DuSouchet &co--22 bbls apples l73 bbls pota-
toes Dorman Bruno-44 do IL bbs apples Z do
onions $50 bhls flour 24s SKIS corn q pkps mdse
and sundries Stanard u Sayback-I72 bbls pota-
toes f G Mahan-335 do 80 SKIS bran 50 flSns butter
F DelBondio-l00 coils rope G G Wayne-2OO do
bds Irvine Whited &co-20 ties lard so bbls fIonT
Hy Won Phul jr &co--l64 bbls -four lOhf-bbls beer
Huntington Bros-A bbls whisky bbls beef and
IL hhds tobacco Howard, Preston Il Banett-3 do
L Gunther-l do Gold, Roach &co--2 do Torain,
McRea &co--S do BakemOre, Woodbridge &CO-S
do Speed, Summers &co-l do Given, Watts &cO--
165 SKIS corn Bank, H &co-l chain T B Bodley 4
j W G0slee-23 pkgs tobacco Mayer Bros-lot OF
machinery NJ JEFF Thompson &co-l7 kegs shot 5
do lead Fl Carter-2S csks bacon Oscar Bercier
! case saws Branch, Crookes &co--3 bxs mese to
Given Watts ,&co-6 bxs tobacco NJ TurabEA 4
COT do Patton q Duggan-30 coils rope Bean.
Adams & Gaf-S00 bbls meal Chenoweth Casey
ce-10O bbls flour Harmon, 0ffutt &co-40S do 70
Emley &co-50 bbls potatoes Hull Briggs-l50
do @ Lauman-60 do H Goth-l30 NJ Moore
1856 Wood NJ &co-1l6 Tunstall Chassanig &co-
Jno 7 Moore-14 crates cabbage 10 bbls potatoes
Miller & Meyer-ls pkgs mdse Horter, Peterson 4
Fenner-72 bxs stearine ] Avet-24 bbls onions
222 bbls potatoes 1877 SKIS potatoes 400 SKIS 957
SKIS oats Geo Martin-20 bbs pork csks bacon 10
ties lard E Thompson &co-6 bbls vinegar to Z G
Messenger &co-5 bbls eggs F DelBondio-l hid
tobacco 10 bbls whisky Van Culin, McCombs &co
100 hf-bbls beer l42 SKIS malt H A schusrman-
202 SKIS corn Lamb, Qunlan 10000 SKIS corn to
Hamilton Il Dunnica-ll5 do and rs SKIS potatoes
G W Byrne-l35 bbls potatoes to NJ Druban- zoe
bbls -four Kehlor & Updike-3OO do H 0glesby
kco--5OO Kennedy &co-840 Grace Davis
co--l5O Keep & Caulfeld-9l Converse l. Poincy
100 do 1874 csks bacon Jas Connolly &Go-7 bales
cotton Bradley, Wilson &co-l do T & s Hender
son-sundries to order-Total SO hhds tobacco {
bales cotton
WESTINGHOUSE sonora-l6 bales OF
cotton Darby, Mouton &co-l5 do Block Bros-ll
do l. Couret-5 do Bloom, Cert & Myers do tc
Desmare-4 bales paper stock bales wool tt
A F Dunbar-lS rolls leather F Cherot-l Dbl tai
low Gerard-sundTies to Order-Total so bales
cotton
LA-HACHE--Lugger Telegraph
| IS SKIS rice F Martin
BAYOU sARA--steamer Lafourche-14 bales
| cotton Leyi-4 SKIS cotton new Scale, Colomt
| &cc-sundries to order ... ..
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B0ST0N--Steamship st Louis-652 bales cot
ton go bales wool 1856 bdIs hides 1900 dry hides
100 empty bbs II rolls leather ST bblR whisky so
bXs mdse 40 pkgs iron
M9BILE-steamer Lucretta--4 hhds sugar 90
.bbls molasses 20 Bks coffee q pkgs liquors and
sundTies
B0ST0N-Brk Joshua LoFingr-629 bales cotton
go do paper stock IS do rags 80 balss wool 100
bblS fOurj2i 900 horns $500 slaves HIS dry hides
30 hhds bones 90 do metal II rolls leather
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@artne e9nteIIiasnre.


Wednesday. August Is, 1855 ;
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship St Louis, Watson, for Boston f,
Steamer Lucretia, Maybury, for Mobile.
Huntington Bros
Bark Joshua Loring, Lo.ing, fer Boston,
Nix schr Bella, Aresd for Tampieo,
sloop Caterna, Houman, for Bay St Louis,
Master
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Virgin, Cenas, from New York, in bal
last 10 VIM Agar-1st district rs
Steamship Florida, Blakeney, from st Marks via
Galveston, to Post & Hobby-lst district IA
o S transport steamship Clinton, Bucket, from
Bra2os Santiago via Galveston, to Us Quarter
master-4th district
Lugger Telegraph, from Points la Hache to mas
ter-2d district rs
ToWBoATs.
America, Palmer, from the Passes-Towed down
to the bar 7th inst, ships Boynton and South
America, and to sea brig Marietta-Came up
light
STEAMBOATS,.
W R Arthur, Carson, from st Louis.
Sonora, Hinekiey, fiom Washington.
Lafourche. BaranGo, from Bayou Sara.
Idahoe, Mclaughlin, from ouachita River.
BeIOw-ConfnE Up,
Br bark Florence Chapman, Whalen, from Liver.
pool, to Ashbridge, Ocean eco a.5r
At Quarantine.
Bark Brunswick, Sylvester, from Havana, to ] B
Murison SEQ r.,....-.-.
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WATERING PLACES.

WATERIN PLACES.
MORGAN LINE
UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS
FOE THE WATERING PLACEs-BAY
St. Louis Pass Christian and Mississippi CityThe new
iron lowpressure steamer
Lady of abe Lake,
Captain JOE WALKER,
Win make regular trips for the above places follows
TUESDAY, on arrival Of ga train, PontcharraIn R. R
FRIDAY, 4PM
SATURDAY o..
Returning = Leaves Pascagoula Wednesday and Sunday
mornings Mississippi City Friday and Saturday mornings
touching at all landings excepting Biloxi spr ngs
he Tuesday and Saturday trips will be extended
goula.
These trips will be regularly made unless prevented by bad
l. O. HARRIS, Agent
Corner Camp and Common streeta
SEA SHORE LINE.
WATERING PLACES-BAY 81. LOUIS, PASS
w Christian, Mississippi City, Biloxi and Ocean Springs
The elegant and very fast low pressure steamer
CameIIa,
A. P. BoARDMAN, Master,
SohSLlNS
MONDAYS. IN O'Clock A. N. Ponteharsraiu R. R. Train
TUESDAYS. .9o'clOck AN. :.
THURSDAYS Q o'cioekA,M :,
SATURDAYS, o'clock Pm =.
Returning will leave .-r .. a.
SUNDAY EVENING.
MONDAY EVENING.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
FRIDAY MORNING.
On Monday mornings trip will 90 direct TO Ocean Rprings
and Biloxi returning evening via all the Watering
Places
The above trips and departures will be regularly made I'M
Less prevented by bad weather low water
On SATURDAY positively freight viii be received after
o'clock p. H. train
For further information apply to
COHEN NJ SOFIA. 10 carordest street.
FOR THE WATERING PLACES
Leaves every TUESDAY the arrival POnChar-
Railroad train PascagOua and way leaves
every THURSDAY for Ocean Springs and way landings;
and every SATURDAY at p II. Pontehsrtrain Railroad
train, for Pascagoua and all landings.
FOE THE WATERING PLACEs-THE
splendid low pressure passenger steamer
Slew. . Creole,
-. CHARLES WALKER, Commander
will leave above. For freight passage apply to
LEACH q PERKINS,
corner of GrRvier and Csroudelet streets.
LOUISVILLE.
Leaves on SATURDAY 18th inst, at 5p.n
EOR OUI3yILLB, EVANSVILLE, CAIRO
L Memphis and the Bends-The new, swift, light draft
A. Z. Irwin, master chas Miller, clerk,
9 to mo 4 sTEVSso a FTGg5 apply 4a on board
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Ocean Steamships
MORNING STAR. $3.50 tons =. Nelson, Commander
EVENING STAR. .24OJ tons. e. Knapp, Commander.
GUIDING STAR. .2tO0 tons. Berry, Commander
MISSISSIPPI. ~ ~ Summer, Commapter
MERRIMACK. 1900 tons. yansice, Commander,
HAVANA. 20 tons. Furber Commander.
MONTEREY. .,..... 400 tons " hitman Commander
MARIP0sA. NJ tons. Quick, Conmsnoer
MATAN ZAS. 49,. .,.. .I4O0 tons. 49,, Commander,
MISSOU RI. 100 toni. ..,, Commander.
The steamship Monterey,
VIII leave SATURDAY, Augu I8 at o'clock P. N,
from the Uompanys Wharf, in front Of Jackson Square.
Freight will by this Line upon the Company
VIVA st almes during business hours, and the for
freight and pas4gs viii be low by any ohr regular
limo,
For freight passage apply to
], n. COURTENAT, Agent,
So oarondelet street, New Orleans.
C. K. GARRISON, President, -
10 Bare street, New York.
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL.
STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS,
Calling Havana and Queenstown land and embark Mails
Passengers taking Cotton and signing bills ladng
through OF freight hence st. Petersburg
Moscow Riga, Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, Rotterdam,
Gothenburg and Havre
Storage passenger tickets granted bring
passengers from Liverpool Queenstown New orsans
for $50 in currency, per adult
The final of destination may be either signing
the bs of ladng declared by the holder of the bill
of sdng within twelve houra after tho arrival
at Liverpool, thus sordng the importer the choice OF
markets.
THE BRITISH AND AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company Limited will dispatch the following full
powered Iron Screw steamships between
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT,
Sailing from LIVERPOOL and NEW ORLEANS Monthly
~7,. r..t-. Daring the Summer: .,........
LOUISIANA. 1874 tom. p. Jamson Captain.
MISSISSIPPI. tOns.....J. Campbell Captain
FLORIDA. 1887 A. Finn Captain.
1864 tons "a. Hancock, Captain
ARKANSAS. TONS t Barron, Captain.
ALABAMA. 1929 tons. VIM L. Mesney Capt
sAMBIA......."...l Ol j. GRAHAM Captain.
CAROLINA. ..lS4l j. Hsrby, Captain
1913 H P. p oouehe Capt
Cabin Passage Liverpool slg5 sold It's equivalent In
currency.
For rates Of freight applysO
HUNTER, hsKEw CO., A Carondelet strest
Consgnses of goods respectfully present their
Bills Of Lsdng at the Office pay their freight and obtain
Hua- ynF4n ForNt
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OPELOUSAS.

Leayes Every SATURDAY, at 5 O'Clock p H.
| ESOR 0P Flo HAS, WASHINGTON, PORT BARRE
mouth Bayou Rouge, and all intermediate landings on
Bayou Courtabeau AtGhRaaya and Mississippi 1YerseThF
fine light CIeonsI.
master, ]. B, sehit clerk will leave abova Reurnne
will leave Washington every WEBRFsDAY MORNIEG az
10 o'clock PatcuaI attention paid to business
/ VIRGINiUs o. DENTzEI, Advertising Agent
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STEAMSHIPS.
NEW YORK.
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.

NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY,s Star
LINE OF sTRAMsHIPS
Forming Regular Semi Weekly Line of Pine Ocean Steam
ships
FOE NEW YORK DIRECT-THE FINE
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,lsu Grleaus 1aiIp Grestent,
Arrlva1a at the 1.ranelpal naaela.

WEDNESDAY MORNING. AUGUST 10, 1855.
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Br bark Florence Chapman, WhaIen, from Liver
pool, to Ashbridge, Ocean eco
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LAFOURCHE.

REGULAR COAT AND BAYOU LAFOURUHF PACKET
Leaves every MONDAY, at 8 p. NJ, and THURSDAY,
Steamer soSnRA-Uf,' p ~ 4 1E n Ms,tsr
HO5 EAARB0DA UXPHLLB, PAlNTOuURT-
ye NapOleOnve Donaldsonyille, and all intermediate
coast landnRs-Will leave regularly above
The Sonora will give particular attention to coast
freight passengers For freight passage apply
Shippers in ell responsible for pay1ne1
OF FREIGHT. VlkGlNluA Q nbkTAEL. Advertialng Aeent
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APALACHICO
FOR APALAoHIooLA DIRECT.
80 g=#Haaa &
To sail on THURSDAY. l6th instant, at 3 Pm
FOR APALACHICOLA DIRECT - THE
iast- sailing, favOhte steamship
raa@a.pgr Beaufort.
H. HuToHNs. Commander,
Win san as above, from Post II, First District
For freight or passage apply TO
MERRITT DURHAM, MoKNNELL COS
II oarOndelet street.
+ FOR APALAoHl0oLA AND ST. marks,
5f5 EA
To sail on THURSDAY, August l6.
FOE APALACHECOLA anS ST. MARKS
The steamship Florida, 1Ioaw
VIM. BLAKRNRY, Commander,
WIN ssu positively aboro m foatOs St. Joss8A street.
FIRST District
For freight or passage spply to ,ss POST a HoBBg
lss Gravor ssros.
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FORT JACKsoN.

U. s. MAIL PACRET-TWICE WEEK. y
Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 10 A. NJ
Returning every MONDAY and THURSDAY.
NOR lORT JACKSON, ST PHILIP. POINTE.
u H-iaHAche AID all way landngsThe splendid passeE
ger steamer Z I've tB.k, ~. S Bassett master W ii II
Brooks, clerk, will leave above
TITUS . HNAISlhEA, No. Tehoapitouiss street.
VIRGTRIUS G. DENTZEII. Advertising Agent
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K4Doirta Yesterday.

Bark Brunswick, Sylvester, from Havana, to J
Murison SEQ $780,.
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VICExsBURG

GREENvrLLE, vIoKsBUkG, NATCHEz AND II. o.
REGULAR THURSDAY U. 8. MAIL PACKET.
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RATON ROUGE ADVOCATE,
THE BEST MEDIUM FOR COUNTRY ADVERTISING
in the State outside Of New Orleans.
Mercantile Cards inserted q Low PRICES.
Subscriptions and Advertisements received direct at the oo.
Or By mil accompanied y the CASE.
J. II. TAYLOR PrOpyiesor
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RED RIVER.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 18th inst atBPK
FOR < EFFERSON DIRECT-FOR JRFTBR-
Shreveport Grand EcoTe, Maurice Cole Alex
andria, Nurmans Barbins and all way landings on Red
kVer-The iOw.water packet Carrie Poole, J. v Muse
master will leave above For freight passage apply on
boarn or to n. o, DONOHUE. TGhoupitoulaB street.
Carrie Poole is low packet draws only II inches
light and stands Al In all insurance Offices The Carrie
Poole gives through bills without the privilege Of eshppRF
Jefferson.
XIRG MUS @. nENTZEI. Adgertisinz Areut
, 1866-06-01

Hans H0ivelbaarenhed G~ouverneuren
refererede til Indholdet at Gouvernementets
Skrivelse, og efterat have forklaret det
dermed i Forbindelse staaende, henstillede
han Sagen til Raadets Afgj6relse.
Efter en- kort Forhandling tiltraadte
Raadet, eenstemmigt med II Stemmer,
Gouvernementets Forslag saaledes at der
deponeres $4,000 for eet Aar q PCT.
Rente, og Resten paa 3 Maaneder a3 pct.
6. Beslutning angaaende Decision til st.
Croix Landkasse Regnskaber pro 1868
90 for T%idsrummet fra 1ste Januar 1864
til 29de April 1865.
Hans H0ivelbaarenhed Gouverneuren
refererede til den Regnskaberne ledsagede
Skrive1se og anbefalede Sagens snarlige
AfgioreIse, for at Regnskaberne kunne
blive tilstillede Ministeriet.
1ste Medlem for C~hristianstedS By (Heil-
buth) f%oreslog, at overdrage Sagens Be-
handling til ct Udvalg af 3 Medlemmer,
hvilket Forslag ~vedtoges af Raadet, hvor-
efter udnevntes Diet nevnte Medlem
SAINT 1ste Medlem for Frederiksteds By
(Sarauw), hver med IA, og ste kongevalgte
Medlem (Mendesy med 10 Stemmer.
Da Tiden eli tillod Foretagelsen at de
6vrige paa Dagsordenen opf6rte Sager,
bestemte Fernandez neste Mode til Man
dag den 28de dennes, Kl. 10 Middag, og
f0lgende Dagsorden
1. Iste B~ehandIing af Gouvernementets
Udkast til Anordning indeholdende no
gle Bestemmelser ON Contractor med
Arbeidere SON indvandre til Den St.
Croix fra fremmede Steder.
2. eden Behandling af Gouyernementets
Udkast til Anordning ON Oprettelsen at
Bygningscommissioner ! Byerne paa St.
CroiX.
- .M0det havedes ri. 81.
, 1866-06-01
TRANSLATION.
PROCEEDINGS OF TIE
COLONIAL 20 Gill
FOR ST. CROIX.

TUESDAY THE 22ND OF MAY 1866, at II o'clock
forenoon, the Colonial Council held an ordinary
meeting.
All the members were present with the ex-
ceptiOn of the 2nd member for FEederikSted's
country district (Knight), who met after the
election of the Chairman and the Vice-Chair-
man.
The Committee for inspecting the cash Motif
ed, that they had inspected the cash on hand
and found all correct.
The Council proceeded to the order of the
day.
l. The election of the Officials of the Council in
conformity with the Rules of Business 5 3.
To the Office of Chairman the 1st crown
member (Stakemann), with 9 votes, the other
7 votes were for the 1st member for Christian
sted's town (Heilbuth).
To the office of Vice-C Chairman the End
member for Christiansted's country district
(Chrstmas), with Is votes.
To the Office of Secretary the End member
for Christiansteds town (Pontavice), with 10
votes, reelection having taken place in conse-
quence of equality of votes.
2. The election of members to the several
Commissions &C., in accordance with the
Rules of Business 5 81.
a, Christianstea's Hospital Commission and
the Quarantine Commission Dubois.
b, Frederiksted's Hospital Commission and
the Quarantine Commission Faber.
C, Christiansted's School Commission Rat
cliffe.
d, Frederiksted's School Commission,
Walker.
e, Christiansted's Rural School Commission
Radcliffe.
, 1866-06-01
gnmmHnitatfnt
To the Editor Of the St. CrOix Avis!
Dear Sir

Lear OF
The discussion on the new building
laws in the Colonial Council, being on
the order of the day for Monday next, I
would beg you if you could admit in
your Avis issuing tomorrow, the follow
ing lines from my actuary, received by
this mail
II may add that the feeling of the
offices at present is distinctly in favour
of a general rise with premiums in West
India towns"
Now this is undoubtedly on account of
the element of Timber and Shingles being
so prevalent in Westindia building, and
if it is continued in, we may in time even
lose the advantages of Insurance, the
risk being SO great.
Yours, truly,
E. MONEFELDT,
Agent
Royal Insurance Office, st. Croix Agen-
cy, LIST June 1866.
, 1866-06-01
[
OBI MAIL AAD DIT
FOR ST. CROIX.
FOR ST. CROIX.

Tirsdag den 22de Mai 1866, Kl. II For
midday, holdt Colonial Raadet ct ordinairt
Mode.
ALE Medlemmerne ware tilstede med
Undtagelse af 2det Medlem for Frederik-
steds Landdistrict Rnight, der indfandt
sig efter Diet paa Fernandez og Vice For
manden skete Valg.
Kasse Eftersyns Commissioner meldte,
at den havde e~fterseet Kassebeholdningen
og befunden samme rigtig.
Raadet skred til Behandlingen at Sager-
ne opforte paa Dagsordenen.
1, Valg af Raadets Embedsmend i Hen
hold til neutrality-suspicious. SO.
Til Formand valgtes: 1ste kongevalgte
Medlem (Stakemann) med 9 Stemmer;
de ovrige Z faldt paa 1ste Medlem for
Christiansteds BY (Heilbuth).
Til Vice-Formand yalgtes 1ste Medlem
for Christiansteds Landdistrict (Christmas)
med Is Stemmer.
Til Secretair valgtes 2det Medlem for
Christiansteds BY (Pontavice) med 10 Stem
mer, efter skeet Omvalg paa Grund at
Stemmelighed.
2, Valg af Medlemmer til forskjellige Com
missioner m. m. i Henhold til Forretnings-
ordenens 21s
a. Christiansteds Hospitals Commission
og Quarantaine Commission: Dubois.
b. Frederiksteds Hospitals Commission
og Quarantaine Commission: Faber.
G. C~hristiansteds SkoleC Commission: Rat
clife.
d. Frederiksteds Skole Commission:
Walker.
e. Christiansteds LANDSLIDE Commission:
Radcliffe.
f. Frederiksteds LANDSLIDE Commission
Knight.
g. st. Croix A%rresthuus Commission
Holstein.
h. Immigrations Commission: Dam,
Walker.
j. Kasse Eftersyns Commission He'll
buth, Mendes.
K. Christiansteds Fattig Commission
Mendes.
|. Frederiksteds Fattig Commission
Moore.
, 1866-06-01
m. bet vedvarende Udvalg for oecono-
miske Sugar Heilbuth, Sarauw, Rat
clife, Walker, Christmas.

Fernandez underrettede Raadet ON, at
han havde m~odtaget f6lgende Skrivelser fra
Gouvernementet indeholdende FOrslag,
hvilke vile blive foretagne / Dag forsaa-
vidt Tiden tillod Diet.
a. Skrivelse at lode Mai 1866 ON Decisions
Meddelelse paa st. Croix Landkasse
Regnskaber for Aaret 1868 Og Tidsrum-
met fra 1ste Januar 1864 til 29de April
1865.
b. Skrivelse af 22de Mai 1866 ON at gj0re
en- Deel af Immigrationsfondets Midler
frugtbringende i den herv@rende engel-
ske Colonialbank.
C. Udkast til Anordning indeholdende Spor-
telregIementet, hvoraf l~ithographerede
Exemplarer saavelsom af Overs8ttelsen
vile snarest f0lge.
Samtlige Sager have henligget paa Raa-
diets Bord til Eftersyn.
Derefter foretoges:
3. Forslag af 2det Medlem for Christian
steds By Pontayice) om, at Raadet an
moder Hans H0iveIbaarenhed GouVer-
neuren on at forebringe Hans Majestet
Kongen Diets TakSigelse for den at
Hans Maiestet, Kongehuset og wore
Medborgere iDanmark ydede Help til
de Brandlidte.
Efterat fere Medlemmer havde udtalt
sig over Forslaget, naynlig mod diets Ind
hold forsaavidt omfattende en- TAX til Med
borgerne / Danmark, hvilken like er BILE
ven ydet andre Bidragydende at Colonial
Raadet, ~tilbagetog Stilleren Forslaget.
Paa ~Foresp6rgsel af Fernandez, ON no
get Medlem Wide optage ForsIaget, erkl@-
rede 3die MedIem for Christiansteds BY
(LJoIc+oiuN n 01o+ Mo1lop, for CbriC+ioD-
steds Landdistrict (Ratclitfe) at vile an
tago sammo som dercs Gget, modlliceret
som f0lger:
81 AnIedning af Hans Majestet Kongens
Gave til Underst6ttelse at de Lidende
we'd den Christiansteds By den ste Fe-
bruar d. A. overgaaede Ildebrand, udta-
Ter Colonial Raadet sin og st. CroiX
Communes TAX for dette nye Beviis paa
den Kj9rlighed, hyormed Hans Males
tact omfatter Sine Undersaatter paa de
dansk vestindiske Der, og anmoder Hans
H0ivelbaarenhed Gouverneuren ON at
foranledige denne Udtalelse forebragt
Hans Majestet."
Forslaget bley derefter vedtaget cen
stemmigen med II Stemmer.
4. Gouvernementets Skrivelse on Tilstaa-
else af ct midlertidist L6nningstillag til
Underklasserne af 1ste Compagni af
2 Cents. daglig pr. Mand, paa Grund af
Levnetsmldlernes Dyrhed.
Hans H0ivelbaarenhed Gouverneuren
henviste til den Skrivelsen fulgte Indstil-
ling fra Compagnichefen, og p%aaviste Nod
ve~ndigheden at Diet fremkomme Forslag.
3die Medlem for Christiansteds By (Hol-
stein) stillede som Endringsforslag, at
Tilleget fastsettes til 3 Cents pr. Dag, fra
D. D. at regne, hvori Hans Hoivelbaaren-
he'd Gouverneuren var enig, og blev Sagen
saaledes, efterat fere af Medlemmerne hav-
de yttret sig derover, sat under Afstemning
og vedtaget med Is Stemmer imod 2 ;
hvorhos Diet, efter Forslag af 1ste Medlem
for Christiansteds By (Heilbuth), eenstem-
migt med II Stemmer, blew vedtaget at
overlade til Gouvernementet at tage Be-
stemmelse ON bemeldte Tillegs Oph0r
paa engang eller gradeviis naar Priserne,
isar paa Hovedartiklen Sm6r, falde.
S. Gouvernementets Skrivelse ON at depo-
mere en- Deel af Immigrationsfondets Mid
Ter den hervarende engelske Colonial
bank.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-26
THE DAILY EMPIRE.
H. II. ROBINSON,
FUBbISTER AND PROPRIETOR.
LINES:

Written on seeing person buried in Woodland
U. Cemetery January a. 1895