davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-10-16
For the Country

at II o'clock forenoon, viz:
Wednesday the 18th October, for the inhabit-
ants in both East End Quarters, at the Stock
Estate Sallys Fancy.
Thursday the 18th October, for the inhabit-
ants in Companys Quarter at the Estate Work
and Rest.
Friday the 10Th October, for the inhabitants
in Queens, Kings and Northside Quarter Ltr.
B, at the Courthouse at Kingshill.
Tuesday the 23rd October, for the inhabitants
in Princes Quarter, at the Estate Grove Place.
Friday the Goth October, for the inhabitants
in Westend Quarter and Nortbside Quarter
Letter A, at the Courthouse in Frederiksted.
For the Town OF Fredcriksted
same day for the inhabitants of Strand, Kings
and Queens Streets.
Saturday the 9th October, for the inhabit-
ants of Princes, Hospitals, and New Streets,
Kings Cross Street, Market, Hill and Lagoon
Streets, all at the said Courthouse.
Besides those calculations, which are requir-
ed for the calculation of Taxes and which every
owner OR lessee of houses in and out of town, or
of estates, is bound to give to the commission,
the Government considers it requisite at the
same time to be informed of the number of
labourers on the estates or of other persons
AOoLOlDS CuC4CS do dIoO VI lu6 uudu(IIy u SlOCA
on the estates &C., for which purpose the blanks
for the tax lists are furnished with columns to
contain such information.
Owners Of estates are to specify in writing
the exact number Of acres in Sugar cultivation,
in Cotton cultivation, in other cultivation aad
IN pasture.
If any portion of the land is considered to be
useless, and yields no revenue to the owner, the
number of acres Of such portion must be stated
in the tax list, and certificate on oath, issued
by the proprietor and two burgherS residing in
the quarter and furthermore attested by the
quarter officer, delivered to the commission,
when it will be taken into consideration if and
to what extent exemption from taxes can be
granted.
Owners of houses that have been ~unoocupied
for six months and upwards claiming reduction
in the taxes. are to give satisfactory proof of
the house having been vacant during the period
stated.
Persons neglecting to procure the informa-
ton and proof prescribed by the regulations in
the above shape, time and place, must ascribe
to their own neglect all losses resulting there
from.
Blanks for tax lists will be distributed some
days previous to the meeting of the Tax Com
mission, and are required to be accurately filled
out by the concerned, and delivered to the
Commission on the day. which is fixed on for
each street in the towns, and for each Quarter
in the Country.
Tax Commission for St. Croix, the LIST Octo-
Der 1866.
Carl Hattensen, J. J. Helm. A. Boye.
auth.
, 1866-10-16
Publication.

Pursuant to order from the Government the
Tax Commission for st. Croix will meet on the
aforementioned days, to receive information in
writing relating to the taxes for the present
year.
For the Town of Christiansted
at the Royal Treasury's Office at 10 o'clock,
forenoon, viz
Friday the 18th October, for the inhabitants
of Kings, Company, Queens, Strand, North
and West Streets, also Western suburbs.
Saturday the 18Th October, for the inhabit-
ants Of Smith, West and Uike lanes, Watergut,
Market and Princes Street, Kings and Queens
Gross Streets, Church, Hospital and Green
Streets and Eastern Suburbs.
Monday the 18Th October, for the inhabitants
of Hill, East, Lagoon, little Hospital, New and
Fisher Streets.
, 1866-10-16
acknowledgements


If0lge Gouvernementets Ordre vii Skate
Commissioner for St. Croix vare samlet paa
efterfolgende Dage, for at m~odtage s~kriftlige
Oplysninger angaaende Skatterne for indev@-
rende Aar.
For Byen Christiamstcd
paa det Kongelige Kasserer-C ontoir, liver For
midday Kl. 10 nemlig:
Fredag den l2te October for Beboerne i
Kongens, Compagnie, Dronningens, Strand,
N0rre- og Vester Gade SAINT Forstaden til
Vesten.
Loyerdag den l3de October for Beboerno i
Smede-, Veste- og Ulkestrede, Vaterguttet,
Torve- og Prindsensgade, Kongens og Dron-
ningens Tvergade, Kirke- Hospital og Glon-
negade SAINT Forstaden til Osten.
Mandag den l5de October for Beboerne i
Bjerge- 0ster- Lagun- Lille Hospitals Ny og
Fiskergade.
, 1866-10-16

THE annual Examination of Chris
tiansted's Burgher School, and
the Lancasterian School will be held
on Friday Goth inst. at 10 O'Clock
A. M.-Candidates for admission to.
the former will please apply at the
School-house on Monday the 5th
proximo at IL o'clock.
Christiansted's Burgher School,
9th October 1866.
JOHN G. STRIDIRON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-23

The Emperor Ma xmilian and the Empress arrived at
Chapuitepec on tho 9th Of January.
The entire department OF zacatecas Is reported 10 be
enjoying perfect quiet
Advices from Jerecuaro state that one Of Regules'
officers had died December 10 from wounds received
the same day Maravao and that the same band lost
sixty men killed and wounded the next day at Angan-
gueo, including two officers. ~
The Ere Nosveile reports that plot had been dis
.red 10 cause an instruction at Marelin and two or
- points in Michoacan. The consprators IN n
.hree ON, the absence OF General Mendez, 70 nce
the small g,rriso4 being noi6ed n time returned at
70 s@ city sns suoe =
ton OF their designs. The by court martial and
Pao, had been arrested, trieu dens iustfvlng this
condemned 20 death. Ample ev. 49, nd nnon hin,
sentence was discovered IN the pape .on. hnan do
The carrying out Of the sentence had h wevc, ,rbe,
ferred, In the expectation that he would make s
revelations a. to the names and guilt of the Vher paf
involved In the plot.
Letters from rouca that Regules bNpke his
camp Zfsruaro on hearing Of the intended adva Of
the imp,ra'isf General Mendez
The Sos4ed1s OF Mexico, under date of January g.
states that the mperialists had defeated band Of
liberals comuaIated by Carlos Garcia Cano, Sarf
Felipe del Oloraje. on the 3d. killing and woundiug
largo number of horeA and cows and recovering valu
Bile public documents which the liberals had intercepted
The same day
Subsequently, the rcaAni force was met and dis.
perscd BY sscbcr imperisst force and Garcia Csno Wis
orced 10 escape alone He succec1e 10 reaching Mureo
rom whence he took the ssage TO Tonsa and upon ~
arrival at the hitter place he recognized by tn
Deputy Prcet aud arrested Several valuable publicN
and large "a gold and dvafs found
,pon him He will DO sent to Mexico city TO be tried
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-23
HEAVY FAILURE.
Collapse Of the Columbian Marine
Insurance Company.
liabilities Reported at Six Millions
of Dollars.

The failure Of the Columbian Marine Insurance Com.
pany announced yesterday, and created some com
menl u AN -. ~sneh s"rnrisa was we'll known
shouBu ---r---Ni Tho folle~-
that the company had lost heavily Oh wv -
ing official announcement Of the s'srens" was handed
in at this Office last evening by Mr. Henry Phelps,
agent for the company
The Board OF Directors OF the Columbian Marie Tnsu.
rance Company in consequence of and unprece-
dented losses the past year. and particularly during
'nt PERIOD have decided TO close up the affairs Of the
cor, rany They find themselves possessed OF large
asset, sufficient TO meet all liabilities and leave hand
some sup, U.s.
The Column ian was ofouf Oldest joint stock marine
copani es and h. been in existence many years the
participating plan n possessed a capital u sa,sooooo
The published quotations Of its stock december
80 last at the rate Of s5 The company's Iass 90
clared scmi-annus dividend, payable the LIST instant,
was three md a half per cent
II was stated the street yesterday thst the liabilities
Of the company would reach at least six millions Many
risks had been lost through the deprcdaiions OF the
Anglo rebel pirate SHENANDOAH the losses accruing from
this alone aggregang, is said. million Of
dollars.
The Columbian Marine will not OF course be msunder
TODD by the intelligent reader for the Columbia Fire In
~ rance Company
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-23
City Intelligence.

FArAL AccpYSr Can DRIVER Yesterday after
noon named sullivan, driver the Belt railroad
fell from his at the ~ Montgomery and south
streets, aud killed. Tho remains conveyed 10
the seventh precinct station house. and tie Coroner
notified TO hold an Inquest
DRowsrp STATEN Island FgRgY Boar--A man
by the name Of Alexander Russell was drowned from
the ferry hos, wcstfeld yesterday morning about
eight o'clock NJ the slip foot % Whitehall street n
seems that he had taken a line the stern 81 the
boat for the purpose OF heaving pile NJ the cnd
OF the pier the current running very fast nj the time
prevent the craft from swinging about and hitting The
Custom House dock, but missed his footing, fell
board and Immediately sucked under the steamers
Ike and lost His body had not been recovered up 10
four O'Clock yesterday Afternoon. The decsa.ed
about forty years Of age, aud leaves wife aud fsmy
residing on Staten Island.
hEguSc or vErgRAS- "A meeting 81 the veteran col.
ders Of stapleton, Richmond county took plaei
Sat irday evening the 10Th inst Colonel Hitchcock In
the chair and Capiala Weston acting eccrctsy fbe
object Of IN, assembsge the formation Of
citation for the mutual protection Of tho families ~
deceased and manned soldiers There a numerous
attendance, and the proceedings we're harmonious aud
progressive Among other subjects introduced tina,
OF erecting suitable monument In honor % the dead
from Richmond county during the rebellion. over forty
persons became members of the society second
meeting TO take place on saturday evening, he 9Th
Of January.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-23
DISASTER AT SEA.

Loss Of tho British Bark Dfadcn-The
Captains Wife and Two ships Boys
brow ned-De ath OF tho Captain, tho
Cook and Three seamen from Exposure.
The British bark Drcm from this port for liverpool
was lost nj the 9TH inst, during the prevalence Of
terrific gale under the melancholy circumstances,
resulting In the death OF the captain his wife, The cook
two ships boys aud three
The following particulars given by ourrepcrter:
Tho bark Diadem, Of Liverpool, Captain Hannem,
cleared this por, the 4h inst, for Liverpool with
cargo consisting Of la ss3 gallons refined petroleum. 100
barrels spirits turpcntinc and 10, 600 slaves
On the OH during gale from the north to the north
east which lasted eighteen hours she capsized
Tn, captains wife and two boys named Henry Wheeler
and William Phillips, Of Liverpool. washed over
board and lost,
After cutting away the topmasts the vessel rightcd,
full OF water.
ON the second day after the captain and
died from exhaustion and exposure, and subsequently,
the cook and two seamen also died.
On the evening OF the 10th the remaining portion OF
the taken OF the wreck by the bark NJ. & f.
Robbins. of Yarmouth, N. 81 and brought TO this port
The Diadcm good Al vessel Of Eve hundred and
forty three register built Mystic Conn by Mr.
Greenman, in 1861 owned In Liverpool by Cassidy
Nixon Co, and with her cargo, probably insuosd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-23
BROOKLYN city News.

ssRIors REsrLrs o,A FDcHr-John Mcdonald. during
n fight which occurred last Tuesday night In Brooklyn,
received serious nirries from the effects Of whih be
died a, four O'Clock yesterday morning a. hts rcsdence
in Van Brunt street II appears that dereascd with
a number Of friends, entered :he liquor store AZ the
81 Eighth street and Fifth avenue for the pur.
pose of having drink and after indnIgns in the nery
beverage several times got into quarrel and gong into
the street free hght took place In which all tbs parties
participated Daring the AMIR Mcdonald received
fracture OF the skull which has resulted In DIS death.
John somervle arrested the time, charged With
the assault but since the aar has terminated fstaily
three other men, supposed 20 have been implicated have
been arrested by Captain Murphy, % the Fifleth pre-
cinct Two Of the men named Carroll and the Other
u named Cullen. The Coroner has been notified and
viii hold an inquest to-day.
AcDxsv on rns FLvsnrSo RAuRoAp "A garage con-
tanning four persons run by down TRAN the
Flushing railroad, Bissvile l. L. sunday night
and completely smashed mp The occupants rather
badly injured but escaped without any broken bones
One Of the horses wss instantly killed by the col sion,
and the other was 90 badly injured that be had 10 be
shot The names Of the injured men Denis refsn-on
and Thomas aud Denis Mehan. They were siiendei By
Dr. Peer OF 0rsenpoint ADD Afterwards sent sheir
homes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-23
NEWS BY WAY OF HAVANA.

BY the arrival at this port yesterday OF the
Liberty, Captain wilson, from Havana thc l7th inst
receipt OF later Mexican advices received at
Havana by the French Ia France, which left
vora Cruz on January Is La Era publishes advces
from Acapulco 10 December IL, and says
The imperial fore which left Manzanla fond the
Fourth battalion starving and with large number o sick
The whole population of Acapulco had cmigraicd after
having destroyed the wells The trocrs Of Alvarez
nightly nre upon the garrison, and the undcating and
rocky ground allowed them TO damage without re-
eevns any The Lucer stationed In the harbcr for
6ome days and Ave Of her crew who being on
n reconnaissance, fell into ambuscade ~ the enemy
Uhe fever had commenced and causing deaths
Der day There was great want OF everything and pro-
visions were only supplied by the French navy. The
lroops need physicians and battery az long range Al
employ ne every means 70 cause the descrticn
OF our men, offering large rewards He has esded In
betting about thirty soldiers and some officers desert
him. General Alvarez resides at his hacienda Ia
Providenca sixteen leagues from the coast. column
OF ave hundred Ausrans, marching towards La Provi.
dencia, obliged 10 turn back, being attacked by
Por0ro Diaz on all sides.
! By the steamer la France there arrived at Vera cnlr
Senior jose Hidalgo Msrmians Minister Pienpoen,ary
10 France also Colonel Dupn and three hundred soldier.
Belonging TO the Foreign Legion.
There have been several skIrmishcs-smal sfsIrs OF
course The get show them 10 be victories for
HE Imperaists General Douay report. engagement
10 have taken place at Salinas Victoria the 2osh Of
December In which his forces killed six OF the enemy
and captured sx prisoners. with aud money, also
nny.egbi horses.
The French steamer La Sonora which plies from Vera
Cruz 70 Msianoros touching at Tsmpcc, unsbls q
leave the nas passengers or cargo Of the two a,se'
por,s, and was obliged 10 return TO Vera Cruz
I Three hundred men bad been sent In . French man.
efw TO Bagdad and 10 was supposed that the imperial
bss would soon rsoccupy the place.
On the sh Of January, at cuernavscs The Empress re
sved the sd Intelligence Of the death Of her august
lssh~ Her grief vas the more intense rom the fact
bs the last letters she had received from Belgium led
psr 70 hope ,hs, the old King would recover
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-23

A short time sines the pilots bsiongng 10 the plo,
boat Moss cnnneil pur,hs~sd fron 'hs government,
the survey ng shoonsr Hops and yesterday In
company sHh abort thirty nviisd gussts started upon
trial trip down The nay 20 irst the suing qaaea
of Their nsw crnn The HOP waa ~ snaly ATTENDED
Tor pleaEure Yacht and nod ~ Coz prague
Of Rhode Isiant bit a. the ogfhreak = ths var,
sold BY him 70 the government 10 ~iteh employ shs
has been tnaf for nnd FOE pur.
posss she torrhasei ~ the pilots ~ ga ihoa.
end dollars bit has wndsrEnut extensive siieFatofs
In fact has been almost Fnilrey rsbsAt Nnf " nos
better adapted fr her nrrvwa ~he y waived II
twenty Thousand dnlara The foliosinE her dnen.
aiuns .--feufih uinsty fef rrr&ffh ~ beam tsenty
one fsrt 1erth ~ hid, nlnN feat Irches anf unty
tons burden, ueasnf~nTnt
Al eleven ocotk the Hope east ~ hHr lnaF
AZ the pief al1sed a. the faaf ~ NJ Pol
I0n's sbipysrf. aud, snsd The cheers - her sell
vsh~rs headsd ~ TIE bag, endsf ne site com.
rnanf ~ rsvfsin rh0n@ Mafisy gfesu NAa 18th
the snhurtt in all ~ gory, boosted 81 lhs mn1n
mast head, and han vesael ust 50 belnf %
vi wed The Tiny v~sssl with rr-.i fssi ~ stton hnssi
evidently taking her for o bod Fensn TrFsissF. 90
reaching sandy Hook the HOPE ran tosn TIE opsni q
fee miles and after thoss besrf hsd p@raxen -
bcun'lfal lunchsop she s@ pa sfout art ttAr~d tcf
the city, which shs rsarhei sbcut sever ocio<h An
exreisnt orportunity Aa1sded ne aDnitiaf~i %
board 10 learn sorssthbg ~ ne h&rd.hf~ snfursi Ny
the pilots and TIE time enivered % ne ssF bone
By . spiritsf brush With ths fsa ssins pise 800
q Williams TIE tr'sl UP vs esmplsas sase~ss,
The HOPE 10 owned w the fnalowtrs nsnnsi psigs
Captain Thomas Marley sa1 nss~s csrv, Lf>aa
Rosch, ssmson md Rosa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-23
prov,s,o~. Against the Cholera.


There mee'iag % The Health Comm ia.Dnera yes
to-day clock his nonH the Mayor IN tho
chair
DR. sAvuE remarked tina, information hal reached him
81 the in,roi4rt o. The cholera into Gsafalonpe
through Tie means % trunk containing iffs "a cloth
Ing snd that seeing No necency o. the ,rrnngemculs
both quarantine snd ofhrrs'ss NJ Ncg York " pre-.
vent ~ Introduction. be offered The following rssou
ton
Received That the Chairmsn ~ go coufnspn sppolni
sutlhf psr~ga t1ay fof fhr rufpsss n
ferfnN With the psvernnf auf ~ aim a. call M
attention 81 the Lee stature - hs Important fHbect
The resident physc.aa appointed ~ the Char 20
penorm The duty
Dr SAWS rcd letter frum ~ G a L~e ., rho
Bunaio rnversty satisfactorily accounting f1r certain
facts Observed ~ ~ Rch 81 ths IaEafsiio 81 ihs
Bsisaric Isles nt Nl's in is1i Tee faria and iha
vieNa expressed ~ ~ lee Ani The pssrvstors made
upon tie ATLANTA REGARDED a. u IN uifn1st import
ancf bfng OK the disease undef he control ~ qlAf
upon and the necessary regulations enforced sorg ~
entire coast there need b. aafn 90 acoant u ibe
cholera
W. sgfvruupsr IN yier ~ ,hs fircuity ~ rTvrarng
Iitabie place Tor the ciesnsnr and purfyng ~ vessels
at safe dsiancs from tie city. offered The following
resolution
Resolved That IN order that ne rrorsr steps - tssu
suitable place f4r th~ uuffeatun ~ Frasis
nv ~ 90. port The Hsyof snd HsiiA pr-f n htn
~ nvsi 70 attend meeting ~ u.s. bpsrf % - hsffssf
called.
THIS resolution raa adopted snanimousiT sfss vhish
the meet d H1t1urnai
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-23
pnlirr InfslIia.ntr.

ALLgsED TugFT % THOrsasD DoLLABs.
Detectives Fa'iey sni svcn yesterday sfressi jsmss
o Cr.ag lai eighteen y~srA ~ sTe ths enafg- =
having stolen o. 90 IN oash from Hsnry wnshi. -
81 Peck sip Who acts agent for Nee Raven
boa, Company cnis sh0 wa IN the emfioy - W
Wright wa % he iTfh instant, entrusted ~th o. 90
check arsvu ~ NJ Wright % ne yaiion lians v .hs
order % n kes~nger a. &C. cxsbef Cfa DIES TIE
money bot instead q returning q " Ne fs-s
rtsd the xeasgre AMI vent spree w. HuiSs4nerfy
oaned ons q hs yogihfnl eornianion. $50. snf ny
arf~rni Janss hsA $40 y the byrsy hia Issessi1n
AMI 600 ., tbs money he haf loaned o'-ssa
rhe fsrna NJ 800 hsf ben spent N rpSna hrinE
ne scsased -aS yesterday ars,sBss bsfo,s Jaasies
Hogan AMI committed % the rDnl~ 80 tfa N fsfsut ~
1900 BAL lolhs crsg. wbo pis.ded ggny V lss
Krrxxsfvs aons,Er on sHivnoaHD--sr0tss pEo.
pgHrr sycovrsrp.
Rounasrnsn Rssher. ~ the Twenty eisbth pr,,lnsi
shue 10 tie dschsrgr u hs ofhcisi sati~~ rrnss
street. N FRIDAY right ssr tro OF ~ 30
t.rboas. ~nh bszr Their shouIs~rs spd saisfins
them astsi shat they Rad rhsy gsrs svasirs
snsssr wherrspon Hosnssrnsn Rasf~s s'r~sssf thfm.
AID on rs.ebins The sissi0n bgans ~ rrslaer Esss
usf saiass a. salisn emsh 80 ,hsri.s $3.50 y.
a aosh pii0~. bissse', ~ -byh tvtsniy 80
bsss soa~n me pr-os~rs ssi ihey 80, ssaf 80 a
- ID n -. ,'s,n.s = os. BY. s ss
confessed THAI fg,ns he isri w = ~ 'hsmHrn
-rth aad IGks Faksf, bairbsf ~ W. sh ~ 80 Nrsfh
s,sr sN~Ns a saspss aBs siaisn issssfeem isrgs
snousi % .snthlss 80 qslss A. shxh were sswsrtd
bard ~ ne rsrisa ~ Ae fetsrn y ne a. y "
tina to-t wkrn Ne planter secfsuy fs0sef q ths
uishi On th4 sfafstnfHt Fsgtsf SO Arfs<~d and
on s..rshlns 81 prrmis~s 70 Hgssan cHy. y. sns
Toe rr<rns a Ssisns ier~~y CHT, tssrT eiEhs tnn
1r~1 DOLLAR Nth A The stossa sa~s fDssa snf
eorysy.d Z, "a. T-snsy exiih ts@<Dst rssion ho1ss
50 of..s.,ss Sire, An8as ,hs psrso.s 81 s's ~
fss~rs ~ s t-tsoss,s ssyse1saons fg.ais Lshs.
- cbsnnbers sfe.s. snd fs~~r rs~sy ~ we. as@~s
Thsss g~nsi's-s bss eonsSbi tAs afs - snsr has''
~ Yes 0is4ss she tseyvpfs1 ttaa uss - sg.a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-23
AnluSenenta.

MISS LUCY RusHTOS'S THEATRE.
A now hill wns nroduced nj Miss Rush,on,s Theatre
L., o.o.,, a., . -, 1T, So. r.,, art, iii, I'll
S EVENING W MUS WING" was '"'iy ""cu WIN We"
pleased patrons The entertainment opened WITH tho
elegant little comedictta The Day After the Wcdd NJ In
,.A ~ lp.,,a. .......o, - "a. p.xs,, r..
"' ~ o" "fr'" ~ '~''' ''' 49,
love and j. H. Mortimer IA tho husband OF Lady ftec
love stage beautifully set dresses and appolnirnents
ox.,,,o,, a., ~. ,,,oo, ..,. al ,,,,., ,,,a~
.N'., ' '' pO '''"s y" '"p19 "'
s NV" ''"'' -'''"''s '',"' VS. s""
' .'1, ,'' - 80 = w ~,
. - "'e 49, 80
- - -. ~. 80 20" ~ 80 - Vs. -,
r,.. - w. ~. ~ -. ~ :.
uo.o-.,,, - go - A.. ~,,.,.n,,.a .'..s
Of Basil Frcbraoe mr. Mortimer, with Clarina Chan.
mel rs Mark Su,h h and the Subsequent discoyerve Of
the union by cAtAsn Channel tMr Q. w. chrke) whWe
his daughter her husband and number Of the dramatic
personngcs held prisoners Of war In France some two
years subsequent ~ the Scre nnpals There Is aso by
plot. in VIII appear Tom Heydey tMr. Mestayer and
Paimal Mr Pearson and his daughter with two French
boarding house widows both Of whom dying TO take
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-23
Heavy snow storms and severe Cold
weather la Oregon.

PORTLAND, trrs0n. Jan. ~, 1850
Decidedly the heaviest storm thai has occurred
in this rag OF oregon Tor years has prevailed Tor ao
days past u moved all day Tuesday and raned most
tho time yesterday Daring the nixht the storm
tnncf and u has been showing uninteTrupicdy today
During the cold snap of few weeks there
storms particularly east % the Hue Mounts
Quite number Of people wcro tally frO-ibtirn The
snow Is deeper along the river than ever known
before H. Reindeer River Valley the snow n thirty Elk
inches dsop, NJ L. GrsHd twenty inches, sud Ob
the mountains there AZ from four ~ SIX fcrt
&C snow. Tho route % Plhrcrvilie I. closed.
The Borsc Valley averaged t~cniy inches w
depth. and snake Greek frozen 20 alios
teams TO me thermometer At Idaho Cy has be
a. low az twenty.tNo degrees b'low
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-23

Another ice boat came on here TO day. The dis
lance sailed sixteen miles and return the boats
going TO Newb,rg The Una arrived at No~burg ahead
the down trip and Ia ahead her return Tho
from Newbnrg " New Hamburg, distance of eight
miles, made in the unprecedented time 81 seven
minutes -Four boats we're cntercd-,he Una, M'nnehahn,
Tcole aud Snowflake.
10 any boat the Hudson for q 81 ten twenty
miles and return for the sum OF $500 o 900 The
tire Zee, belonging 10 the city will leave here to
grand scrub race TO Albany II Is though, that the
running time on the return Will be one hccr and forty
minutes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-23

Hss lRANffscO Jan. ~, 1865
The steamer Colorado has sailed for Panama With
1906 2c0 trnsslre 81 which tea0Tt goes 10 New
York.
uli, arrived lart night
The shp Drcadnou mt Captain cushing has arrived
from New York
Tho mining shares market 10 dan and declining
Savage sea. Could and Curry f-25 Imperial fib-,
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