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with the officers and have been wa king arm in
arm and dining With the ssryian Minister OF War.
As soon as thsbands have been organized these men
will take directio each OF his and make raid In
the neigbb0nnl countries for the avowed purpose OF
keeping up the discretionary feeling at work in Crete
exciting the attention Of Europe and engaging the
sympathy OF tn Western Powers. or course the raids
will end in Ilage, murder and rApne; but their
object may be attained and that is all that Is required
These oanAssure readers, are the nature OF the
revolutionary movements from time to time in-
augurated in Wallachla and Servia; and as was re-
marked abov, though they have 10 themselves no
government Who know they will work on the popua-
ton Of neghocring country with whose ideas they
them.
These rails, or 10 you will call them, insurrec
tonary movements will start together In the month or
September There is nothing secret about them but the
20 nj OF attack and that will probably be some place on
the frontier Of Bulgaria or Bosnia
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aQvaTIcs.
English scmiler.' Race for c2o0.

From tue London Times, sept. ..
A scuers' race GOO r1wod yesterday, bv
Frank Hilssy. Of the Old Barge-housc, waterman and
John feGgrft Iandsman, OF Surbton. klsoy has
for some years been before the pebble and has s.cy
very much improved As scuiler; To has also figured
to much advantage oarsman 20 the Thames Ma
tiona Regatta. Pcdgrift has also formed Of the
champion four NJ our great NatioDAi Regatta. They
both young men and rising a. their profess ion,
that they have made many friends The looked
upan With great interest and two steamers accompa-
ned tho with large parties hoard the friends OF
both supporting them al level money, large
sum depending the result NJ W. wilbeT force
IT, was chosen referee. Mr.. Charies hush, the well
known oockInaser, umpire for hlsby, aud George
HsnInsron stood for Pedgrif,. HenfT Kelly, tins
pon Of England jockey for kisDy aud joe -adler
showed up Pedsrit friends laid about
alm.
Klsby had the worst station, and away With the
lead, but the far ahead that could not
whc really led ltney got to the London boathouse
where nsby we'll GEAR the other keeping
In Shore Kty gradually got away, although the other
repeatedly threatened him but his chance apparently
good aiervafds and he led by length al Hammersmith
increased tito three or four 1ngbs a. Barnes
aud then, redgrin squirting, desperate race ensled
rie ht home and tho referee could not dist nguisn VINO
had won declar ne dead heat lie then ordered tue
mon 10 again to-day. Bets stand.
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OBITUARY.
The Death of an Illustrious Negro King-IIis
Mode Of RensoninR Liberty of Con.

The Death Of an IilustrtOus Negro King-Iis
Mode of Rensoning on Liberty of Con.
science.
From the London Times, Sept 81
From advices by the French mail from the West
Coast OF Africa No learn OF the death Of the warrior
chief Msbba who has for tho last years fear
fui scourge the native tribes inhsoiting tns
countries bordering on the Eng sh AMI French terrific
ries In the 5enegambA Mabba In 1851 q Chief u
but little i'm portancs In the kingdom Of Baddiboo He
was, however, stanch Mahomsdan, and watching hts
opportunity In that year, he rebeed against his pagan
king put him 70 death and assumed the supreme ruie
Of the country With Gre and sword he established the
religion Of 1sam killing all those who would not shave
their heads and the Koran their adherence TO
his faith. This fauatcal warrior elated by
he had obtained over his negro brsthren In june $780,
sent invading army into tho British territory the
Gambia, but he repused and sustained great
losses from the able strategy OF the Governor Colonel
darcy. Mabba, however, then thought he would at
tack the French, and in December Of the year,
with four thousand warriors surrounded party OF three
hundred European French troops aud massacred them
ALL with the exception Of nns who alono escaped 70 tell
the sad tale.
The sacrifices and customs OF the King OF Dahomsy
but rins con- pared TO the slaughter aud misery
this fanatic MAbba has by hrs ruthless policy inflicted
on tho unoGendnS negro races.
This mail however brings the news that no has been
captured battle BY Jore, tbs King OF sein and his
head and hands sont exungy BY that king trophy
Of successful war to the Governor OF the French settle
msnts on the Senegal IL has been computed that M
teas than tDeniy housgnd human te,rg, have been killed
and soid into savuy by this monster usbba under the
cloak Of religion, 10 that his career 10 ended 10
hoped that peace and prosperity may be restored 70
these unhappy countries.
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r 7 r i 8


Fire in Division Sirect-Three Men Badly
Burned.
The alarm of fire between twelve and one O'Clock yes
terday afternoon orig mated from the paint store No ia
Division street, owned by Frederick Jochcn. 1t was
caused by paint taking ire the cellar II appears
tina, Frank Seger The cellar mixing turpeBtae
paint, and that IN some way, present unknown, ts-
Ted seger was SO baiy burned about the acc amt
hands that he was unane the accident took
place He was sent home or medical treatment. Mr.
Jochen and one OF hi soTkmen, named Henry Frozen
itch, IN the store a. the time hearing the
rushed into the cellar 70 eStlngush tne ire, ani
while doing the flames burst frrh u'o their iaces,
burning both men quite severely about ne face
aud hands Assistance arriving al this tne the DANES
subdued aud the fire extingpishei fortunately no
tore damage OF extent done o. ihs premise g.
rne stock aud furniture Insured fOI 81 900 the
Stuyyesant Insurance Company
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POSTAL Characterization.

New Postal Treaty Betwaen the United ~tntes
and Prussia.
BERLIN, Sept. IS, 1867.
he negotiations which have been pending for tho
past two weeks between the Hon. John A Kasson. on
the part of the United states and the Pussian govern
fnent, relative postal treaty between the two
tries, have been acloriiy completed.
L An arrangement having for ts object the reduction Of
ths postage rates. similar IN its general features the
treaty recently comp eled with Grea. Britain, inter-
changsaby signed but when it shall 60 into effect has
not yet been made pubic
h Among the features OF fhe new treaty reduction
OF the Of postage fatty one.third when the nails
are despatched between che United States and OF
the German ports direct and a reduction OF one half
when the mails are carried via Great Britain
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CHINA AND JAP AN.
SPECIAL TtLtGaAs TO THE HERALD.

Persecution of Native Christians In Japan-A
Prussiam OhiciaI shot At-Ereuch Investiga-
tions-COmmerciai Reports.
SAX FRANCISCO Sspt IA, 1861
$40 O'Clock A. n.
The steamship Colorado, from Hong Kong, arrived
hero this morning She brings three hundred and sew
eniy passengers and eleven hundred tons OF freight
Her dates from Yokohama to the 23d Of August
Tue japanese AUTHORITIES have arrested sZty.threS
native Christians.
One American and two Englishmen have been muir
dered by tho japanese Nagasak The French men-of
war have gone there to investigate affairs.
The Japanese attempted to murder Mr. schnel, of
the prussan Legation, while the road to Yeddo He
fred on his assaiant, who was wounded MORALLY.
The markets very dull. Dry goods were in good
demand Silk dull, aud prices firm Tea in good de-
mapd FOR New York market; prices advanced 81 so q
s. per picul. Freghts dull; to New York. f3 los.
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NORTH GERMAN PARLIAMENT.

Probable Choice of the Presiding Oaicer.
BsRLTS sept. i4-Evening
The selection of a President for tho North German
Parliament has yet been made but is generally
believed that the eminent statesman Professor Martin
T. s,mson who pres dsi The last Parliament, will
b chosen to oil tue position during ,he present
session.
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Turkey have likewise Contributed increased quantities.,
the having been e cent from tho former and
and = per cent from the latter France, which IN
has sent only & per csnt, aud Denmark only ! per
cent The feature still presented Of considerable
importatons from miscellaneous ard hitherto unt led
sosTe the quantity Under the head OF 'other couu.
ues having been 55ST72 cwt, or IL per cent OF tho
whole against only $4,000 cSL in the corresponding
A. IasIu
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QgK HERALD SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 ls67.-TRPLE SHEET

che First Napoleon override Mount Cents pass was
fsssfuy trasersed on the 2ls OF August its whole
length OF forty eight miles by locomotive engine
Lord Brougham maintains his health and takes .
carriage drive daily.
Teleerams from India dated Calcutta August 8. says:
Favorable accounts received from the famine dis
trlcts The crops are thriving Cholera still prevails
the northwest provinces Of the PuniAub. Bengal Is
healthy and tho harves, prospects are good.
Seventy native Christians repor ed to be imprisoned
at Nagasaki, Japan, on account Of their religion.
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DISASTER AT SEA.

Probable Loss OF mn American Vessel and All
Hands.
LfvrRroor, Sept IA, 1867.
Pspsrs and other articles which recognized as be-
longing TO the bark Enoch Bennsr, Captain Benner.
have recently been picket up at OF Cape Clear.
The Enoch Benne from this port on the 23d or
August last for Bosson
In the absence OF aay further particulars d feared
O. bark hes been loss wish III On board
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THE AN0L0-kFalcAN WAR.

First Movement 90 she Coast Of Abyssiuia.
LONDON. Sept. a. 1867.
4 telegram from Bombay announces that the 1rst
steamer Of ths Abys.nIaa expedition has ls India for
Abyssina TO explore she eOas take soundngs and nnd
suitable places TO- landing
Ten steamers chartered ~ the government have
already sailed from England for India. where tbey will
be used TO transport troops and munitions war 10
Abyssinia
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Return Of Ismnei Pashs to Alexandria.
kARssuLss, Sept IA. 1867.
A despatch from Alcrandra reports that his Royal
Hishness, lsnssl Pasbs Iao vceroy OF Egypt has
rived at that city on bis from his extended visit
70 Western Europe Na aal lie Vas received with great
esjo.cing BY his subjects
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Russian Approval Of .hs Action of the United
A FRAWCo.oERMAn CONGRESS.

The KinR Of Prussin's Invitation to Napoleon
and Eugenie-A Grand Imperial Assem-.
blage.
BERLIN Sept IA. 1867.
Tho King Of Prussia has sent ograph letter
to the Emperor and Empress OF the French inviting
them to meet him AMI soveregns OF the North
German States at city N Germany. hereafter be
Aesiansted
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AUSTRIA.

A Now Miuister Appointed 10 Washington.
YIsSNA, Sept. IA, lSo7
Count Charles Won FrsBkenster, VINO ID al present
performing the duties Of tho Austrian Minister at
Copenhagen, has been appointed sinAtcr TO Washing
tom vice Count wydenbruck relieved.
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All OCEAN RACE.

Contest of the clippers In tho Run from
China.
LONDON Sept. II, 1867
The usual annual or clipper ships from China to
London with carsoss Of the asw crop Of tea has just
been decided.
sixteen vessels started simultaneously.
Early 10 day tile Tapping arrived at her DOCK and thus
Won the honor Of being the fastest ship.
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The ENGLISH TURF.

Conclusion of the Sport Mt Doncaster.
LONDON, Sept II, 1867.
The Doncaster races have ended and the meeting has
been very successful
The Nursery plate, valued at GOO, was won by
Weton.
Hermit was the winner Of the two hundred SOW.
ergns and Fponner OF the Don stakes valued E2O0
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Firc n .Ilnntii ,.reet, Rrool.Iyn.

Az about h,lf-past ociocK lass night IRE
occurred NJ tho bakery OF Bryant sisatton. Tire
alarm quickly gyeu. but before tso tames cond,
be extngishcd damage VI Sc 0l0 was done : GOO
tine urature and dXturas 81 0ae 20 the building.
The Ore ailatBd FROM the eNpio 81 can OF kero
seuc oil whchthe .ir using 90 an lgntet
lamp. Toe gir vas severely baraai.
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the eREApsTUfFs TRADE.


From the London Times (cty articlel Sept 81
past month. amounting 10 1895, GA ewt 90 Per ocW
uppsed bv Rassia. and 10 per ont by Prussia TAe
cent thus Indicating conmsncsnsnt OF Shs promlssd
revival or this branch Of their trade. Last yea, n
is,y N" r. e saE sS0e svvsA az = hs lTssssl
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THE ROMAN QUESTION.

Arrests OF "suspicicus" Italians by the Pope's
Officers
FLoRRNcw, Sept "a, 1867.
Many arrests OF dangerous aud suspected persons have
Deem made by Papa authorities at vi.erbo, the
frontier Of the Roman territory.
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NEWS fson SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FaAvcisco, sept Is 1887
The Pacific mail ste nshp Constitution arrived to-day
from FanaIna WIN passeg and mas, which ief New
York August Il.
The experimental Corn Exchange WORKS we'll aud vii.
te made iornaDcMt.
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Tho Star club, Of south Bro0ksp. defeated tue Ex.
Cesior Rochester Yesterday afternoon the Cspiso
line grounds, in game Of s'x innings, by soVfu Of -
TO IL
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HEAl1g 6F MeMpglS.

MENrnls Sept H. 1857
Tie Board Of Aldermen last night revoked the order
establishing quarantine the ground ttsi u ~ totally
unnecessary The Board OF Health reports oaiy sutv
four deaths Tor tho week ending 60 day.
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Tss kAIlagAL GAME


Mutual W.. tHdcpeDdcnfs
The return game between ta.ss clubs played yester-
day afternoon the Union grouuts, Brooklyn f. d.,
proved T. be amazingly sided. The Mutuais seemed
h. Just ,hoy pleased and tho ssmo By acors
o II IL rs.
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Attention. Sir Il nights. 20 virgil Prices
Method OF Hanging swords patented August - 1866
great mrroyensut Masonic and ghts Temp as oois.
ma nuf acturers' prices. ia lrecnc street
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Tventy.,i,ird Regiment Hfatcs,.

match between nlucs selected from c0mpanias and
r. lwonty.third regiment played 81 the CaWi",ne
GROUNDS the 1874 nsiant winch resulted IN victory
Tor company r by score of los % r..
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The cCT1eK CROP II af0sGII.

EbvANNAH, Ca, september IL, 1867.
The reports from the cotton very r~omv, the
heavy rams Il some instances have nearly sausd ~
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A,--Uriversni Espositiou, Paris, 1867.
slEINWAY A Sons TRIUMPHANT. having been
awarded the FIRST GRAND GOLD MEDAL Tor Amsu~
plaRos al three s.yss exhibited, this medal h~irC
distinctly classified first ~ ode o. merit b. hc
yeri az the international Jnry.
Warerooms Nos. ics and iii fau Fourteenth street.
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sExpaaition untvcrscilc-ppriss 1867.
WHEELER d WILSON. No. 615 Broadway, New York
awarded over eighty two compeltnre. tue highest PIE.
mum-a Gold Medallion the perfection OF sewng Ma,
chimes aud Butonhole Machines tho ou gold medd fos
this branch OF ufacture oHci t ~ assTc1 ana
fac annie Of medal. at WHEELER WiLsJNs.
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Consultation Water H. a. Certain, Cure for
Diabetes and all diseases OF Kidneys ~ Lhn
street, New York.
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Address. PoIIsk & son,

Ndfres. pOIINk Il ~"n,
Manufacturers OF Meerschaum Goods Stor1z ~, Broad
way Fourth ieet. "a John street NassAu War
finest article lowest price Wholesale and retail
Pipes Of shape. with Mono,faps cut to order.
Amhcrs put on. Repairing done. Bouna, 81.
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rs c.! 1.-THE A Il & OF n Hrnfghy Cousiitv.
ton q sound stomach. wlsm Mnler lu5 East INVENT
ell street. recommends HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT CHI e..
fully Dyspeptcs Sold at HOff Depot yE broadway,
and " druggists and grocer.
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New store aad New stock.
Roots. Shoes, Caters Slippers OF avery yarfs,y
ready male and msd, TO order moderate prees At q @
RCHMoNDs. s'3 Broadway. opposite Melrop Oh "a Hotel
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Adoption In l:itt-' LODGING House and in
tn Ro ton Asylum for the Ma sach scits Blind HOF'
MALT EXTRACT has he adopted BY dcrfou Cf the ply
1t gives strength appetite 10 Iaysllds Con
sumpti COnvalescenIs, DC
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Dennis Cakes md Csnfsctionrry, SO3
Broadway, between Nineteenth and rwsntlta streets
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All Right My stomach 10 now All Risss.
after the OF HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT.
A. KErsHORN, LIS sands street. Brookiya.
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Corns. Bunious. ENLARGED ,fOints md all
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BntcheIor's Hair Dyr.-The Best ip tho
world the only perfect Dye harmless reliable instanLs
neous Factory 81 Barclay street.
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Dr. J. a.. schenck. OF Phiiadriphia. will Ne
al his No ~ Bond street New YCrl brofexsouAy
every Tuesday, from A. N. TO r. NJ
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Medical Electricity.
DR. CHhMB. Rim The well known Medical Electrician
has resumed business At NO 7. West Fourteenth
wbers tbs diseased Gao receive speedy relief through
electrical agencies.
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Vow Ready, Largest aud Beat Assorted
ock e.ny maze c.othng for gentlemen and boys ever
exhibited ~ retail Ia New York.
BRoKAw BROTHERS,
- TO 81 Fourth avenue. extending
ihrntIn ~ a
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o. L. J. b. kelly. u7 Broadway.
have opened Furniture Department 70 eel lst casa art
cles 81 fair prices.
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{ U r O P G.
BY TIE CABLE TO SEPTEMBER IA.
THE WAR IN GAMBIA.
-~---~~-~sa Joe,
s--nft~,and and
General Amnesty 10 the Greek Insurgents Pro.
claimed by the Sublime Porte.
A Royal Congress of France and
North Germany.
The Invita- ton of the King of Prussia to
Napoleon and Eugene.
TIE Postal Treaty Between the United
E States and Prussia.
A1g @ ass ast.
Socs 4 f 4t~
Revolutionary Movements i'm
the Turkish Provinces.
No shp
$50 ~ o-----~--.>>---~
Horrible Suf'erings on the Little
Schooner Ford.
Ger ~.,..,,...--,--..
ric tsl9r
Last Moments of Her Captain
Hfz.s anu Mate.
81
Horrible Sufferings on the Little
81 Schooner Ford.
Last Moments of Her Captain
lfs.s anu Mate.
THE EASTERN QuEsrIoa.
a General Amnesty PromulGntc ed by the Sub.
lime Porte To the Greek Insurgents.

a General Amnesty PromulGat ed by the Sub.
lime Porte To the Greek Insurgents.
CoNsrANrisopLs, Sept. Il, 1857
frman from the Sublime Porte, granting general
amnesty 10 the Greek insurgents In the island Of CANDIDA,
has just be officially promulgated, a. ~
The Turkish government has concludu to send to
CANDIDA proposed. mixed commission, consisting
Of Ottoman and Greek members, inquire into and
report upon the grievances Of the Cretaus.
Russian Approval Of the Action of the United
states Congress.
Moscow, sept. 49, 1857.
The Gazette of this city, in leading this morn
ing, pays a high Tiouo to the UYted states for
its course the Cream question, exemplied by the
recent resolutions Congress- aud regards the example
Of America as the beg Inning Of healthy condition
Of affairs in Europe.
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N1ndical EleciricifN.

S.rvyrr a Bakers IB,sae.s Prensam sswtus
Machines Ss5 Broadway New YORK
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One single Application will Change the Hair
~ shades aud coiors desired; advice free NO Aston
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AZ Observation-Disclosures sup Cover in every syls
~ Broadway-Laes and Nottingham Curtains; new I'm
portation.
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X. n. R.-Radvvay's Ready Relief.
internal and EXTERNAL viii nstanty stop pan ana specify
plainta Asac Cholera Disrrhra and Bowel complainss
Sick and Nervous Headache rr1oe ~ cents bottle.
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The Howe MschIpc. Cempany. Eitns Howe,
k-ns hifhs.s gssp 9 Tor sewing "Ao''nss' once .
, 1867-05-17

Frederiksteds Skole Commission Wal
ker.
Christiansteds Jurisdictions LANDSLIDE
Commission Radcliffe.
Frederiksteds Jurisdictions LANDSLIDE
Commission Knight.
ST. Croix Fengsels Commission HoI-
stein.
st. Croix Immigrations Commission;
Dam, Walker.
Christiansteds Fattig Commission Men
DIES.
Frederiksteds Fattig Commission: Moore.
Til Medlemmer af Diet staaende Udyalg
for Oens o%economiske 'Sager valgtes Rat
clife, Sarauw, Walker, Christmas, Knight.
Derefter foretoges, i Henhold til Skri-
velse fra Gouvernementet af Ste d. NJ,
Valg af MedIemmer til Indrullerings Com
missionerne, nemlig for Christiansted J.
G. Frorup, for Frederiksted B. Beech.
Derpaa foretoges:
Sp6rgsmaal ON Frenlme af en- Foresp0rg-
sci til Hans H0ivelbaarenhed Gouverneu-
rem fra 2det Medlem for Frederiksteds
Land District (Knight)
Efterat Raadet havde meddeelt sit Sam
tykke til Foresp6rgelsens Fremme blew
samm oplast.
Sagen f~oretoges, if6lge Gouverneurens
Forlangende, i Henhold til Colonial Lovens
s 40, linden lukte D6re.
Fernandez bestemte n@ste Mode til
Mandag den 6te naste Manned midday Kl.
10.
M6det hevet Kl. 3.
, 1867-05-17

Frederiksted's School Commission Walker.
Christiansted's Jurisdiction's Rural School
Commission Radcliffe.
Frederiksted's Jurisdictions Rural School
Commission Knight.
st. Croix Prison Commission Holstein.
st. Croix Immigration Commission Dam,
Walker.
Christiansted's Poor Commission Mendes.
Frederiksted's Poor Commission Moore.
The following were appointed to the Com
mittee for economical affairs: Radcliffe, Sa-
rauw, Walker, Christmas, Knight.
The Council proceeded to appoint members
to the Commissions for experimenting the en-
listment of men to the Brandcorps j. G. Fro
rup and B. Beech were appointed, respectively
for Christiansted and Frederiksted.
The Council then proceeded to the order of
the day:
Resolution regarding the furtherance of an
Interpolation to His Excellency the Governor
by the End member for Frederiksted's country
district Knight"
The Council having acceded to the further
ance, the Interpolation was read.
According to the request of the Governor
this case was discussed within closed doors,
conformably with 5 40 of the Colonial Law.
The Chairman fixed the next meeting for
Monday the 9th of May, IL o'clock noon.
The meeting closed at 8 O'Clock.