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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-28
GOLD.

New YORK, April 2S.-Gold, l29}.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-28

DLASTERl PLASTER!! PLASTER! !! !!
i TO arrive per ochrs. Mora and '.W. NJ
Irish" cargoes Of Soft Blue Windsor Plaster.
ap.S-tf HOOE & WTDDERBURN. 2.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-28

The patrick Henry Society, Of St. john:
Academy having concluded . very prosper
Gus session of six months, elected, last evening
the following young gentlemen to serve a:
officers during the recess, viz:
John Harper, President; }. Calvin Stewart
1st Vice President; John 5. Brooks, I'd Vice
President; Willie e. Arnold, Secretary; B.
George Thomas, Assistant Secretary; Alfred
Atkinson, Treasurer; Donald Mclean Sergeant
at Arms J. Walter Atkinson, Doorkeeper
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-28

. ~ Il Rim T. LIST. t.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-APRIL %.

ARRIVED. ...t .a.-
Steamship E. G. Knight, Dainty, New York
to Bowen & Bro. s.-' ~
SAILED =.
Steamer Express, Bright, Baltimore, by j.
Broders d Co.
Steamer Thomas e. Cahill Norris, Baltimore
by B Wheat
schr. Oaks Ames, Edmons, New York by b.
wen s. Bro
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-28

ivy HILL GEM ETERY.-This is to notify
i the lot holders in this Cemetery that 1 am
the Lodge Keeper residing on the ground, and
am prepared at all times to remove bodies, rett
graves. grade and set lots, and attend generally,
at reas onable charges. q.
ap 24-eo3ta ~ tt., j. B. CHESS1RE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-28

MCEW Ms GENUINE SCOTCH ALE.
This celebrated Ale is used at Delmonico's and
ether first class Restaurants in New \ 1rk. 1t
IS confidently recommended to ali desirin 6
genuine and very superior Scotch Ale
A fresh lot just received and for sale by
GEO. e. WHITE,
ap 2S-4w 50 and 81 Cameron street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-28

Ford sFertlizer 2 ton or, UOUIbsoo % e W %
Baltimore Co.'S. Ammoniatcd SUI ..l.
per Phosphate Of Lime, q ton - 40
of 1000 lbs. ...................oI w q w w
Baltimore Company's Poudrett
= ton of 9 coo lbs. .........1o w (9 w w
FISH MARKET-Supply to-day limited. =
Shad Sl2aS13 per hundred Herring ST. COAST 90
per thousand OGal fish scarce and high.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-28

LNOR RENT.-The comfortable three 66sssss a
y story BRICK DWELLING, No. A. .AaE Esasa
Duke street; near Water. Apply, at the Ga-
zette' Building to GEO. w. ROCK.
ap 2S--eo3t h =.~I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-28
LANES " MALLS THOS. RI3HIELL.
TAMES w. MALLS s. CO.,
HARDWARE MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in all kinds of

And Dealers IN al KINDS OF
BUILDIN TERIALS,
Such as Sashes, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings,
Brackets, Potomac Lime, Cacined PMster,
Hydraulic Cement, Roofng-Felt and Pitch,
Window Glass from OK IS to 32I49. White Lead
Paints, Oils, Farnshes, Paint Brushes. W hilc-
wash Brushes, Shoe Brushes, Lamps, Coal OIL,
and Il general assortment OF Housekeeping
Goods.
Paints mixed, and Glass cut to order.
az" Particular attention paid to orders from
the country. lSI, hlNI , PIECE l..
ap 2I-tf corner Columbus, ALEXANDRIA,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-28

COO REWARD. --Escapcd from the County
.oZO Jail or Sunday la>t, about o'clock, j.
" bv scaling the wall, while the prisoners We're
out in the yard for exercise, join CLAtk,
who was awaiting trial ut the Circuit Court,
charged with g;rroting. But for the promp;;nesS
Of thu. .Jailor and his guard there would have
been others escaped OF moro importance, as ihcy
had split up the seat Of the privy, plank about
rimht feet long, and by which hesculcd tn" wall
liz was pursHcd by the guard at the jail and
others. to rear Four Nile Run, but Was finally
lot in the swamp near the Bone Factory. |
Will pay the above reward for lis delivery to
nv mil. or sccura4 so get him again.
WILLIAM BUSIIBI,
np DIV .Iailor of Alexandria County.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-28

SITUATION WANTED.-A gentleman who
~ has been engaged in active business for some
Tune, desires to procure situation in Alexandra
as clerk or otherwise Enquire at this Office.
= : apA-lw ry yag. a,-,-sr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-28

) WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
! NV customers ard the citizens generally.
that have removed twu doors above my old
stand, where will sell the remainder o. ny
stock (saved from ;hc fire. at greatly reduced
prices. l also have great many articles On
hand, which were slightly damaged by water,
which | will close out without regard 20 cost,
viz: Hosiery, Gloves, Um0rolas. >un Jmbtei-
las, Pacasols,, Hanc iserGhiefs, Bqtton* Trim
mings, Hoop$kirtS, Spool Cotton, Pins, Needles
and variety OF other articles, TOO numerous TO
mention but all Of which will be found to be
great bargains. Thankful to my friend: for the
liberal share Of patronage heretofore extended
to me, l would respectfully solicit q c0nt!nnance
Of the same. G. BERRY,
an 2l-dlw door cast of Bryan Il breerwood
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-28

. !VIsIlHz
Corporation of Alexandria, 50-inactive. q.
"a. r. Z. Bonds, last sales 60-dulli Manas-
80, Gap r. r. Bonds, and Water Stock, MORE
cent sales. - 80 $ii,i.:a5. a No" :j@--t'-& =. .
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-10-27
9tgtlow, Mnrbo& \ Qoss
>'' &C. Md8ajtn {.
Ypn Observation-Disclosures,
>t'i. 81 paul, Mtnnefota.

f mir tabeu tas arS6te Eager ..npn 8asttet9e.
16tbf&aften unit Nablenmaf&tHsrtfa 1ep''p -"
ebtea8o. o
/ 700 Du3enb @ertt. .8}
>5#5 so 3olj(a8e1.
so S@aufeln.
20 Observation-Disclosures.
20 @etratbtsS @aufeln.f
&20 aus ol3 QeFo&tene&6rte.
IS Little Giant" Clothes
IA Wringe-.
&orni&Gl.M ai@inen- utttri@nette' Mai&t-
ne - @pinnr6per = @enien -Senftn0tele---
pensabtln- &t@en-pauen-wfaee aQer 9rt.
Otrlnb MQes, be0en Elm farmer benSttt9t 1T.
@tebersert6ufert r,aGtn mir iaaen, bab Mir
ibueu BET 8ertGufen ~ 9inftige B~ebin9un9en
etQen tSuntn, ale Urgent Elm auberss paus in
@eRen 4.L5
~ 6err Griep. 2ambre@t, BON uns
ale, beuti&er Glert aneettQt, wirb ni@t perftb'
len'ftinet beutl@e3n 2anbsleuten bet tbrea Gin"
3dufe1 frtunti&f u I 3anb 3a ftin.
ajH@ 11a BtAelpp, Nurppd Il. W.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-10-27

lonbera ~ Tim re(p. fsinen Glteru .3u
tou1taen. Sn Gol8e bieits @efaubntitS
Il bic 8trtsr BON tbreut Batter ant Dte1'
ftaB Nd&ultttaB auf et,e unuttnf&ti9e
8etie %Btnlibbanbtlt murpen. IL baB pte
SHUTTER tbnt 3u9erufen babeu fol .9ab
lie nun 9ebt1, ite IT ia tobt !" ,ras it<
bod, rt&t ber Gau 0eueisn. ta erptele<
nernlaetnbtf &6rber Dienfta9 Mbenb 10.
l1tr nod NIT elmer Grtunbtn 9elpro ten.
-Mm mittuo@B Mor9en purbe iebp@
bas iuuAe Mdbhen tcbt II tbren Bette
9funben; LIT 86rptr 3et9te bie pfen.
barten @pnrtr etaer 8ttualtionntn G5b,
tuna.. bic tbeils bard S@laett unb Ere.
ten, thrills bu,@ Grw1r8en fattBefunpen
3u baben 51etnt. Da6 Gntltbli@ne 1T,
ha6 ber 9erba@t auf bie ti8nen Gltern
bee NRdb@ens fault ,pobet aud Der unt<
farb n1ttipri@t pab Elm idnBertr Brueer
berltlten, ber btsber nit ietaer S@weter
su(ammer In elmer 8autltr f&llef, tn Der
Na@t, 100 bas 8erbr@eIl. pfrib: wurbe,
ntdt In {eineut Bttte, fonbtr1 ouf BEN
Sapba In per @obnaube 9el&lafen bat
-@rdblt ,ptrb audi bab bic @lterr Der
lu@t baten, bic Epphnfrau Yun ben Gblt<
den Gunettonen bt BET 2et&e. ab3ubalz
ten. tuas BE iebp@ 3urldwies. Ml8 ife
Elm Sud- entfernte, welae6 BIT 2et&e un1
ben Gals 0emidelt tpar, fanb tie AM 9alie
rptbe Eledeu. tp{e Don elmer @rbrp@lutta.
@te u1a&te alstalo ber Stt6beb6rbe
gn3stee, BE Gltern >purben iofort per'
baftet uub ra@ benz Mu1te Slfelp at9e,
fd6rt. 9lm Donnerfa8 foQten bic betoen
Mn0etla9ten tnr3 per per 8eerot9uu8 be5
un9lidl{@en Spfers noau1al6 an Ten
Drt Ter f&auberbaften Gbat 9efdbrt tper<
cen, tpas iebob unr bel BEN Slater t16g,
lid, ba bic Mutter tn3uti&en erttantt
tpar, bet wel@er @eleBenbett ber Manr
Elm @eQanbentB Bema@t baten {oQ
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-10-27
SV1SStVIs8uSbS*.
Graf Ylaten 3ouermuno."

9 az 81 80 a= . ~ -+[ Isl Es
@fem z. Sept. Die preu6i1@en
Bldtter, lareitt bic @iener npre6", be-
baupteten tefarntlf&, bub BE @erlu1e
BET pre11Bil@en Mru1ee ni@t erob ,paren
unb f9 auf tauu $4,000 Mann an
Epbter nnb @erwunoeten belieber. @ir
laentten bteien An8abet1 por, allen Mu>
fang bier teinen @lauber unb fnpen u,>
iere 3weifd itbt bur@ bic ofleislen Ser,
lufliiten %Doatou1ute,, 9ere@tferttst. 9ier>
nod betrdBt bic 3ablber wdbrenb bes
letten Gelp3u8t8 bet bet preubii&en Ar>
NEE In Gol8e BON @ermunbuu8elt Il. uti>
litdrbienfuntauelt@ 8euorbenea 9fi3tere
ouer Gbar9en 298. Mn l1nterofi3tern
uub manni&aftet taaeBetl felt I'D bte
65be berlslben auf ettpa 10000 Mart1
berau8, pom tenen unBefdbr Elm Drittel
IN tbrsnt bdr8erli&en 8erufe %3utanftt8
erwerbsuafdbfB unb babsr als ptnftotS>
bere@ttete @an3tn1alibe1 auaule9et tttb
ebeuio fiji eine MnfeQunBt tut Stnat6bfets
fs nf9t 3uld0is e1itttner. 9on ben
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-10-27

.Qtriaen amei Druteln ,i&fibet ber 9r06tre
Ibeii nit BEN GiSil.0 frforaunSsf&eit
ous beu. militdrpertd,tte aus. Dse
lam eine,1 Ma6fab btj1Blt@ her 3abl
Der Gptte1 3sftretltg frtf9sbtenftuiltau8s
aepotbe, Mannf&dften abatgttet. uuo
wte giele raFte eft bte' sebO le'a s ttu'
5 err i. q s,pt. Goiruonnt III Ser.
,1er Sura mar tdr3li& BET .6@auplab
BON Sceneu, bcti@ttt man eiatut bieli1e,1
Blatte. mte Ge font uur IN Guteta por>
ton,uael,., Q@entpirtt. Nauaet,6 8ra.
tier, 3u9lst@ SteQpettreter Der Maire,
bate p%ernpu1u1enr baB maj, itn, cine
&abenmuft brtnBe1 wale. 81. betpaf>
ntte feline Dtenfboteu unb Arbttter mi
Gltnten uub 100 Sor ba8 Dprf binaus
IN. auf btejsnt8eu 3u alauerer, bte bas
@bariYart becbf@ttattt. Gin Trupp
iuu9er 2eute fam Dorlibtr, Brabter mr.
eintm s(tbarB fsl Ib.rs fe her, es
fsleu S@lGt hnb eine OCT Mneret..
fenben tpurce, perwunbet. Die Sc
,uebre .abfeuerenb, 800 f@ 8raeitbs
8anbe mad BEN Dprfe. jurdd. Dur@
ben EuAulp betbetpe3oBen. erf&ten ttr
bort itationirte 2anbtd8er auf BEN S&au.
plabe - lstne MbuabuauuBet l@tenea
9tfunoen 31 ba3en; benn als I'D n tie>
fen @ueenblide ii Der Gerne 6ornu,uft
b5rea lief, (ts mar bic pom st. 9mier
~3urldfebrerbe MilitdrmufD etlttn8 rar,
Bier unb feline 2eute mtebtr fort. per,
tsdten ii@ III eiu 8ornftlb unb i9oGen
auf bic 9eran3iebenten. Dur& .btelen
Spectattl fam BE Bep6lferun9 In Nlaru1
uaebr als 200 Yerionen tuaret1 auf BET
Stelle. tnap5st iber bic @otbelten Yut,
8rabier, ter li@ enblt& IN fein 9aus ju>
rad3oe. Die MenBe fam mad, 3er'
(@netterre NIT @tetnwirfen he .Gsnfter,
mdbrent 8rabier 1unb feline @eaoft,
aus ben(elben feuerten, nobel wieber
sefni9e 9eute %.pertpuntet murben. Grfi
al8 man Sturrt leutete, tonute bern 2us
multi Elm @nce 9ema&t weroen. Mmt>
li@e unterlu@uus bes @orfqQ6 1T er'
fol8t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-10-27

.7"777 a1 j" T"7 :. .7.ss5 ss.s H. s1 mi u. 1..4 II. :"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-10-27
@ie 8i8mard au8Gebt

uSn 8erlin,v idrei6t Elm enDlii&er
Correspondent, lift Der damn, tem pot
brei @onaten Miemanb teiiprin9en tppllte,
UNI 1eintrt M5rper ~ e%nttpafnen, tHt
bS@ten Craze popular. Seln Yortrait
uirb lest III allen S@aufenfetn ber Bill
betbdnbler ienleits tes Sceans3 fetn;
ober mar, fam barau6 feline 96be ut,b
feinen 85rperbau, ni@t a%bnebuae,, unb
i'm aud ni@t repe., b6ren. ME t@ tbn
beute babe rebeu 8eb6rt. Barbarii@ BON
Statur' tpie II, {etner Metbpbe, pole feds
Gu6 unb ,pef 3ou bod. unb nt@t ,pent,
0er aI8 3net bunbert unb f1nf3t0 Yfunb
1pie9enb, 1T @raf 8t3mard e:n e@ter
YreuBe III leineu MQberer, unb ieine 9alz
tun9 unp feline Sdrte iinb fSrmli9 feubas
lffil@ in tbrem eebieteril@eu @9aratter.
Sn eineut 8ureaujimnner be6 oro6en
S@loBes fbenb, nit Sefretdren III Bpr-
3iu1u1ern, NIT @purieren nit Spprenftifeln
auf bet Diele, bereit, feline Depel9en ut
bef6rbern, nit etneu1 nit papieret, unb
3eitunsen bteedten Slid, iiebtunau etnen
Mann I'm gen 6bnli@en @ei@8ftsansu0e
al. bteitm Slide 1iben, etlpa flnfa{a
Sabre alt, NIT balt tabl'm &opf 9latitu1
@ef@te. min Mu8nabu1e zines fur3en,
1arten S@nurrbarks pen 8raubrauner
Garbe, ber ater ben feftsei&lo6entn, gro,
Beu Dumb, ni~eberednef u1b elmer Na1e
BON tnbeoeutenber 2dn8e,t pbertreit urb
fol3 9efornat.
n@ri 1T febr Feil@ig, " baB feline Mu9erl
BON bt@ten %aufoewprfanen Galter ru19e>
ben perben, fetn tur3e8. tnb 8rlb@euloies
&tnn, fdQt IN ei1er 0epdtige1 Doppelfal>
te auf fiene 8rnf rttetsr, Seine Mugen-
brauer ftnp tiinnn; wdreh fie ttdter 1ter
ben nit Blnt u%nterlaufuen Mu8en> 70
mGrbe er fur@tbar au6lex1. 9inter 1tt-
net, ttefte8enben @anBtn ra8en Elm paar
8uQbc09enobren berprp, anb ietne 6dnbe
unb GQbe, tpel@e ftlbft tut 3ufanbe ter
Rube euti&lpGe1 aus|ebnl fpb 9roB 9es
mug, UNI io9ar Don elmer Trau 8etabelt III
perben. Grit son buntler bautfarbe, buB
er, &uern ba8 2t@t ppn tbm tntferrt ii,
70 n1aflp unb rubt8 au6iibt,t pie Gin Yan>
tber BON Stein. urb bieier iatia,ne Maut1
,p0rte f& te6tr ba3u pai1eu, IN BET 9rp>
btr Dale etne8 naturalization Baron8
dbetbte eiatrttenben Ba(aQtn be1elten bic
Aufl&t 3u fdbren, ale bter ouf ber elat>
ten Glur ttaes utobernen S&loies au1
-( I -L..~ f&
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%Dfrn eue @Dbel<@tpre
BON
~ oNN @=a4.s r
Serb. Sbte8,
Gdt Der Baluut unb 2ten @tra6e

Gdt Der Daluut unb 2ten @tra6e.
BGtaSta ...-..R innfpta,
tdlt bic s~saRdnHieRe Muspabl gutter ferttee.
MSbel6 II serf&tebener Gite unb Gaceu Rets
surr6tbte une phertrt bieitlbeu ~ ben btQi9ftu
Yrtitn
~ Ger.er futten nen erbaltet nub IN bette.
Au8pnbll ftts Sortattie: 8lbtr, Blherrabutu,
6pieeA, Muuleaur, &aptten NIB lpnRige Iape,
~Aetpaaren. .9ass ,*s@'aS sA $50
9n ber 2uuaberyarb ftts gum Marltp,eife ~
taben Befes 8autpl aQfr Art. sis %
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3em3tm3 u. &ande,

pdnbler III ptanps, Muftalii&en ..9nf1uuttn>
ten, Neten unb S&retbmatertalten. -
~ aletntse Maenten fhr bic btrhentttn nsDebtt
ptanes" ausf<esl& Ytrtauft IN ben Atabeuten
In Rem.gurt Gttp. .
~ unterri@t auf ieben, Snfruutnte ptre trttttlt u,
Dtanos merten eeRtnant unter @arantte sufrtetenfeQeu.
Der 8ebienung. F
gupire 8lpd, Ste @trase, os.re stabt, ct. Paul,
Winn. 425it
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-10-27

@rpBer
Geppt9 unb TQpeten<&Q6en,
.Nro. 225, brittle @traBe, @e8ers Bled,
ct. saul, @inn.
Befanbtg porrdtbtg cine eroBe &uspabl
Teppf@e, Oeltd@er, Matraben, 6enfter>
9prban8e, &ouleaur, 8etfebern, Gapeten ,e+
.Neue Sitter lan9en b~eftdutig an, unb terbeu
~ tiQie pie raSelt@ p~erIauft.
pplferarbett tuitb auf 8eteQune eeuta@t.
H.S. Strpna.
, 1866-06-05

CHEESE, LARD, Sugar Cured HAMS.
HAKE FISH.
MACKEREL.
HERRINGS.
Boxes SMOKED HERRtNGS.
SALMON in Kits.
BLACK EYE PEAS.
4 dy. CUT NAILS.
VIRGINIA. TOBACCO.
CANDLES in 90 ID. and 10 Id. Boxes.
KEROSENE OIL in 5 Oils. Tins.
GROUND CATTLE FEED in Barrels.
ROOF HIDES & ENAMELED DUCK.
WHITE RULED LETTER PAPER.
Do, do. NOTE do.
ENVELOPES assorted sizes.
STARCH in II ID. Boxes.
French OCHRE.
CHROME Yellow & Green.
PLOUGH BEAMS.
PLOUGH HANDLES.
ALBANY SHINGLES.
MAIZENA, STARCH for Puddings &c.
NAVY BREAD in Pun. for Estates.
Do, do. in Bills.
PILOT BREAD in whole & half Barrels,
SODA BISCUIT.
Half Chests YOUNG HYSON TEA.
Do, do. superior. BLACK. do. co.
long)
WOOD HOOPS l2.&*14 feet.
BasSin June 4lh 1866.
MOORE Il ARMSTRONG.
, 1866-06-05

Striatiaasir6, 81, Srpi1.
TUESDAY, 9TH JUNE 1866.

THE Mails from Europe arrived here
on Friday last. The latest news will be
found below. There exists scarcely a
doubt that war has, by this time, COM
menced.
We learn from the Copenhagen Papers
that His Majesty the King has been gra-
ciously pleased to confer the order of
Commander of Dannebrog on His Excel
lency Governor Birch and on Counsellor
Kunzen.
, 1866-06-05
The "AVIs"
Is EDITED BY HANS HATCHETT;
N PUBLISHED
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
for the Proprietress.

WQET bekjendtgj6res herved at Anled-
D ming at 1ste Medlem af Christiansteds
Dyes og Forsteders VaIgkreds Overrets-
~procurator Heilbuths Udtr@delse a fCoIo-
niaraadet, vii en- VaIghandling til Valg
af ct pyt Medlem vere at afholde dette
Steds offentIige Retshuus No. 10 Kon-
gems Gade, Fredag den lode dennes Mid
dag Klokken II slet.
ValgbestyreIsen for Christiansteds Bye
og Forstedrrs VaIgkred~, den ste Juni
1866.
y. a. SEanCNmanEB.
, 1866-06-05

pIQHE Bishop of Antigua having signi-
N fed to the Church Wardens and
Vestry of ST. Johns Church, that he has
secured The services of a Clergyman to
take charge Of the Parish in place Of the
Reverend Mr.. Almon, subject TO their
approval, they hereby invite all Members
Of the Congregation who feel interested
in the Church and in the appointment Of a
Rector to a meeting to be held on Tues
day the 18th instant at II O'Clock at the
residence of Mr.. O'MaIey, 10 take into
consideration matters Of great Import
ance.
Christiansted End June 1866.
M, r.. OMALEY. GEO. BEHAGEN.
F. B. GRIFFITH. j. QUEALE.
, 1866-06-05

No. 1ONordsideyei, Dronniogens Qvarteer,
tiIh0rende Hr. Z. de Lagarde.
lste Auction Onsdagen den 27de Junl
l6rstkommende III. II midday,
2den Auction Onsdagen den lite JUL
f0rstkommende ri. IL midday,
3die Auction Torsdagen den code JUL
f0rstkommende KI. IL midday.
1ste og 2den Auction paa undertegnede
Contoir, 3die Auction paa Aastedet.
Conditionerne vile bIive fremlagte we'd
Auctionen, hvortil I,ysthavende lndbydes.
st. Thoma Auctions Contoir, den
code Mai 1866.
ROsenSland,
Acknowledgement.
, 1866-06-05

VT is hereby made known that IN conse-
A quence Of the resignation from The
Colonial Council Of The 1st Member for
The elective district Of the town of Chris
tiansied and suburbs Lawyer lleiIhulh
an election will take place for the pnr-
pose of e~lecting a new member, In the
public Courthouse of this town No. 10 in
Kings Street, Friday the 18th instant
IL O'Clock at noon.
The Elective Board for the town Of
Christiansted and Suburbs, the 5th June
1866,
y. a. &takeMamm
, 1866-06-05

@ 7 DetaiIhandler her af Stedct, Hans
IN G. Raahauce, under 29de torr'ge
Maaned har overgivct sit 30 til Skifle-
demanding, bckjendt2j0res herved.
Frederiksteds Skifteret, t..Crolx den
4de Juni 1866.
&, SaraUW.
, 1866-06-05

3rd Vendue on Thursday the goth July
proximo at IL O'Clock noon.
1st and End Vendue at be undersigned
office, 5rd Vendue at tssg premises.
The terms of sale to be seen at the
Vendue, 10 which purchasers are invited.
st. Thomas Vendue Office, the goth
May 1856.
ROSGnSlamd,
Vendue Director.
, 1866-06-05

CA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bekiendt-
AZ gj6r herved, at il0Ige Requisition at
vedkommende ForIigs- og UdIegshaver
vii bIive opraabt I'll SaIg we'd 3de Offent-
lige A~uctioner Medf6r al Placat 22de
April 1917,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28

Tie predicted mcteor.shower. which Wa iOOlS 10
80 saxoasly here but did not visit Us duly nsds y
appearance in Englsnd, according to the caculse"1'
which lad hred on the 18Th or the llth inst -
time when the. remarkable phenomenon vo1h ~
sent itself. We publish elsewhere an accom-, q 10
wondrous spectacle as seen in London and O;As pss
Of Eneland. Some Of the papers gave lSSOrd -
tnmid descriptions OF tho wondrOas sight. Viva
TIC LoH@ss Spectator pokes fun in the iol'ss
tssAiou
fHf few ~ ne nrwsispcr. escaped tie ditssf' a
Nilct ntSIiy scpouPanes the Effort 10 ~ eeas 4 -
hsiy drO1s have gded down tAs sky rad ID Yrrite.
sclenoe have bcee Ver1sed vrr II NJ nee FeAsA
Naee the afis'rurae Il clearly rsihs- Eat ARR rA sSe
AnotAsg VAS great upon csraFaA o. staeis f1'.s
uheh sngrst happily caOugh cahels sad arr tzitasvs
star hft - taere Eclthr cSnris sAri 40 -
eruNe drrenee IN sDe between the shouting star ~ -
t-at cfss vas rather tnEvnousy dsfrsctrg thar i-t
W. With delics.e feeling Zoe NJ n kcr.sz -
va aor' ca'a ard digrAed than sny u psah! ceags
fari~ " iSlnkle mildly u these nceorc caTcio s'st
mg oil sl'osiaess and disvhy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28

There is much ia the spin, of Mr.. Henry s Fctt's
letter 10 Judge Sharkey that We unrcservedly cohi-
mend, albeit there occasion for heavy drsS upon
the anoieuts to prove that something j. wrong just
now between tho North and South. Tie letter "a toe
long 60 quote flly; but the wrtor's motive may bo
inferred when he says that should CaDgress find h.t
il s not now ia IT, power, by any seeme Of pScit.
cation which, in conjunction with the President. may
be agreed upon 10 rescue tie country FROM tho pers
Which Al present surround H. and tho proposition Of
National Convention shall receive lis approval have
The least doubt that the people Of both sections
ALL see tine necessity Of calling into employment for
this momentous experiment the bot aud ablest men
whom they shall find In their midst" Mr.. Footcs
intentions msy win favorable Judgment than his
proposition which suggests no uncommon eTpedichi
and has been rather radoly anticipated BY tho Wig
wan failure at Philadelphia. But, Of eoune, We can
oppore sincere overture Of the South TOWARD def
inits agreement ~ % ends Of permanent peace aud
justice. We remember, however. that conventions
make speeches, and not lsSri and that they failed
utterly TO svert dreadful civil war
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28

ANer all. IL would appear that the throat of Ste
pbens, the Fenian leader Of an oribred IN Ireland
before the end Of the present year were not moro
sounding words Our dsPa,ctcs b. the Atlantic
Cable. published this morning. hruc " startling
,r.ell seuce. The Irsh have taken up aIns ersinst
the Gov -ament and military aud naval measures
have becn promptly set ca icc, by The authorities in
England for the suppression Of the Outbreak. The
extent and the WheeAboui Of the n'ursecion sre not
stated but from the tenor of our dispatches we infer
that tie ocshagrsion must he an extensive one. The
Iogdon press OF course, urges stern repe'sve meas
pres. The public here will avail, further sdviee'
relative 20 this business with lively anxiety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28

believe not simply that tho United States would offer
no armed opposition to his schemes but even that they
might be persuaded to recognize Macmillan when his
troops were withdravn aud the first order for their
withdrawal. given In October. 1865, was based upon
such proposition from the American Minister at
Paris
The subsequent agreement, made in April. ls66,
provided for the removal Of the troops in three doach.
ments-thc fret in this present November; and il now
appears that the Emperor proposes from motives Of
cess'y convenience to delay the departure Of the
rst detachment until the coming SPRING. and It is in
tmated that Government IL about TO yindeate the
dignity Of the country by compelling them TO sail on
the instnnt.
That the expedition Is an entire failure is admitted
by the French Government. The Mexieans have
yindicated their ability to defeat, without our assist
ancs, the designs Of Louis Napoleon, backed though
they were by French Austrian, and Belgian legions.
Al this late hour the amount Of glory 20 be won
in Kidding Mexico OF her invaders by joining In the
will hardly be excessive, especially as France Is
intent upon her Industrial Exposition.
The French Emperor has officially admitted the utter
failure Of his expedition, and letter from N. Droryn
de Lhuys TO the French Minister Of Mexico (Jsu. Is
1900 AFTER Iahk picture oi inc Po"eheSs"eSe aHu
poverty of the Mexican Government, and the hope.
lessness ofsupplying It's deficit, adds;
"Msreo no, being aide TO pay the troops which we keep
upon her territory II becomes Impossible for keep them
there As FOR asking credit Of country with this Oh
set have already explained myself you this head As
lave tod Won public opinion has pronounced with reagibe
authority tha, The limit reached France wood refuse TO
add anything and tie Emperor would tot ask H."
We shall refer. another day, to the reported aP-
prevail b. our Cabinet Of the imprisonment of Gen.
0rtega and the proposed establishment Of an Ameri
can Protectorate over the people Of Mexico.