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TRANSLATION.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE
COLONIAL co. n Gill
FOR ST. CROIX.
TRANSLATION

MONDAY THE 18th JUNE 1866, IL o'clock
noon, The Colonial Council held an ordinary
meeting. All the members were present with
the exception of the End member for Frede-
riksted's country district (Knight) who appear
ed after the decision regarding the retiring OF
the LIST member for ChriStianSted'S town.
The minutes for the last meeting were read.
The Chairman notified, that he had received
a letter from the 1st member for Christiansteds
town (Heilbuth) stating, that his health obG8-
ed him to take a trip, and requested to be
relieved from his functions as member OF the
Council. The Chairman submitted the case to
the Councils decision, and was assented to
unanimously with Is votes
The Council proceeded to the order of the
day.
l. The 2nd discussion of the Governments
draft of an ordinance containing certain en-
actments relative to contracts with laborerS
immigrating into tho Island of st. CrOiX from
foreign places
After a lengthy discussion among several
members, and His Excellency the Governor
having stated his opinion as regards the Objec-
tions pronounced, the Council, with Is votes
against / decided to postpone this discussion,
His Excellency having held OUT the prospect
Of bringing in a new amendment whereby the
time for dissolving the contracts would be APP
plicable to the native as we'll as the foreign
laborers.
2. The LIST discussion of the Governments
draft of an ordinance concerning Building
Commissions in the towns in the Island of
st, Croix.
The Committees report was read.
The Speaker Of the Committee, the lst
member for trGdgrlksred's town [5arauw), OK
planned the motives on which the report as well
as the new draft brought in were based.
His Excellency the Governor pointed out
how the draft brought in deviated in all essen
tial points from the intention of the provisions
in the draft proposed by the Government, and
having obtained the explanation of the speaker
on several points, the Council decided on post
poning the further treatment of the case.
The Chairman fixed the next meeting for
Monday the 18th instant, noon at 10 o'clock,
and the order of the day:
|. Election Of a member to-:
a. The permanent committee for economical
matters.
b. The committee to render the draft to the
decision to the Land Treasury's accounts.
C. The committee for inspecting the cash.
d. The committee for reporting on the pre-
liminary Law of the goth of February 1866.
2. The 2nd discussion of the Governments
draft of an ordinance containing certain en-
actments relative to contracts with laborers
immigrating into the Island of st. Croix
from foreign places.
3. The LIST discussion of Governments draft of
an ordinance containing measures to pro-
mote the rebuilding of the burnt down dis
trict of the town of Christiansted.
The meeting closed at 4 o'clock.
, 1866-06-22
Sum
To the Editor of the St. CrOix Avis!
Dear Sir,

Dear Sir,
In my Communication to you of the
18th inst, not the 18th inst, on the
death of Major Logan, at the 21st line
a single word SHAT should be "this''
humble tribute.
1t has been the fault of my copper, for
it is ''this' in my original, and totally
, 1866-06-22

Mandag den 4de Juni 1866, Kl. - Mid
dag, holdt Colonial Raadet ct ordinairt
Mode. ALE Medlemmerne ware tilstede,
med Undtagelse af 2det Medlem for Frede-
riksteds Landdistrict (Knight), der kom
tllstede efter Forhandlingen ON Entledl-
gelsen at 1ste Medlem for Christiansteds By.
Forhandlingerne for sidste Mode opl@-
SITES.
Fernandez underrettede Raadet ON, at
han havde modtaget ct Andragende ira
1ste MedIem for Christiansteds BY (Hell-
buth) on at han som F0lge at sin Hell
bredstilstand seer sig n0dsaget til at gJore
en- REESE, og dertor begierer at bIive emile
diget fra sine Functioner som MedIem at
Raadet. Fernandez henstillede Sagen til
Raadets Afgjorelse, hvortil meddeeltes
Samtykke e~enstemmigen med Is Stemmer.
Derefter skreed Raadet til Dagsordenen.
1. 2den Behandling af Gouverncmentets
Udkast til en- Anordning indehOldende
nogle Bestemmelser ON Contractor med
Arbeidere, som indyandre til Gen st.
Croix fra fremmede Steder.
Efter en- langere Forhandling hyori 1ere
Medlemmer deeltoge im6degik Hans H0i-
velbaarenhed GOuyerneuren de fremkom-
ne Indsigelser, hyorefter Raadet, med Is
Stemmer imod /, yedtog at udsPtte denne
Behandling, efterat Hans H0ivelbaaren-
he'd havde stillet i Udsigt at indgiye ct
nyt Endringsforslag affattet saaIedes, at
Tiden for Contracternes Opsigelse kommer
til at omfotte dc indfodLe suavoloom from
mede Arbeidere.
2. 1ste Behandling af Gouvernementets
Udkast til Anordning ON OpretteIsen af
Bygnings Commissioner i Byefne paa
Den st. Croix.
Udvalgets Determining blew oplest.
Ordf6reren, 1ste Medlem for Frederik-
steds By (Sarauw}, forklarede Motiverne
for Udvalgets Betenkning saavelsom Diet
af samme afgivne nye Udkast.
Hans H6ivelbaarenhed Gouverneuren
paaviste, hvorlunde Diet af Committeen
indleyerede Udkast var i alt VesentIigt
afvigende fra Hensigten med Bestemmel-
serne i Diet af Gouvernementet foreslaaede
Udkast, og efterat have erholdt Ordf0re-
rens Forklaring over dere Punkter, vedtog
Raadet at udsette Sagens videre Behand-
ling.
Fernandez bestemte n9ste Mode til
Mandag den 18de dennes, Kl. 10 midday,
og Dagsordenen
l. Valg af ct Medlem til
a. bet vedvarende Udvalg for Oens
oeconomiske Sager.
b. Udvalget til at afgive Udkast til st.
Croix Landkase Regnskabers Decision.
c. Kasse Eftersyns Commissioner.
d.. Udvalget til at afgive ~Betenkning
over foreI6big Low af code Februar
1866.
2. eden Behandling af Gouvernementets
Udkast til Anordning indeholdende
nogle Bestemmelser ON Contractor med
Arbeidere, som indvandre til Den St.
Croix fra fremmede Steder.
8. 1ste Behandling af Gouvernementets
Udkast til Anordning pm nogle Foran-
staltninger til at fremme Gjenopbygnin-
gen at den afbrendte Deel af Byen Chri-
stiansted.
M6det hevedes ri. 4.
, 1866-06-22

removes the presumption, which the
word "that' implies.
You will do me a favour by inserting
this note in your next Avis.
Respectfully,
AND. LANG.
E. r. goth June 1866.
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EsT PREMIUMS have been awarded NJ II. within i.w
and SEVENTEEN within the last four weeks for TIE BEST
INSTRUMENTS Of THIS GENERAL. CLASS.
Printed testimony presented their circulars from more lan 2o
oft, mo ennent orfan aud musicians IN the country that TIT
MASON A HAMLlN CABINET ORGANS ARE UNEULALED.
Prices sl0 5000 Wserooms No. 30 broadwoy newton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02

VNHE WEBER PIANO-FORTE
called tho BEST INSTRUMENT MADE by al tho LEADING
musicians oft, city and elsewhere 1t pronounced by the Nation,
Piano Forte Association ster trial Ia their with the frs
manufacturers Of this country. emineny the BEST PIANO IN
AMERICA BY tho Conservatory Of Music and other high
music schools altogether because Of their immense power equality
sweeness and brancy CT Tone elastic touch aud great durability
WARFROOMs No. 80 Brooune. at near Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02

TEE AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY, GENERAL AGENTS:
MAPS ELEPHANTS GREAT BOOK
WI Aud other New Books Published this dsy by
r. T. PETERSON g. BROTHERS,
No 3O0 CHEsTNUTST., PHILADELPHIA.
AND FUR SALE BY ALL BOOKSELLERS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02
CRlsT MIL md FARM for sALh.-l26 Acres,

MARYLAND and VIRGINIA FARMS.--FAEMS
vs. f, N 10 acres Of the Connpe' O: Maryland sud
Vrg'n.. 10. SALE low. Apply JOHN GLfhN CO.. No. 70