New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-23
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RECORD or EVENT, AZ sTKA FROM NOv. TO
nov. 12, PER SHIP CE-ArEylrcn TO SAN
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RECORD or EVENTS At sITKA FROM nov. TO
nov. l2 PER SHIP tl~AfENlItH TO SAN
FRANCISCO.
Prom O-i Special Coueaollsa-
SuKA, Sunday, Nov. 3.-Continuous rain
through thc day No sunshine. Church service in the
afternoon 40 the Headquarters Office Il was hoped that
the Lutheran Church which reserved for It's congre-
cation Iy the treaty ould bc offered Chaplain but
il sce- they wish 10 sell IT, and make IL sale TO us con
dou to our using H. The Chaplain does not encourage
this idea and 50 we had church by Ourselves The "Conn
cil OF Administration yesterday, nominated DIT hhc'iu
sor for the post u appears popular selection az ne
gave u- thc impression of agreeable gentleman ,
MOudoV, Nov -Raincd The entire day ihe pl.h
anxiety ~ hOusckccpcr- i-, What We bha nave 20 90"
The yelJ limited market iis 10 Supply lHe ialEo NJ, 90
Of sailor and lnudsurh I'D lIe'e IdIt' ~ present
fish aud occasional game. ncantI tfeetaplcs al W
aut pue are another source ~ trouble 10 those OF No
who have 20 mike tho srecnpacks last uh'l I'! u''
JaesI4'. Nov NO sunshine though but little rain.
The socEade between us sta tne lulaIs VI VIZ
almost imaginary ue ana they arc pesihhlS 10 hiisl
ms 20 900 times At night the fcBtHels, who rather lhi1h
it sport give thom an occasional shot, Which serves ~
keep Up little excitement. Ill
NeGHesddH Nov. G.-Ihe early morning was Ia'HI,ii
promising hut soon the usual ram Degal anu o IN, de
OF Tonight we have moonlight ~ Stka ~
comfortable barracks the officers and their families quite
much 80 Boa their quarters, and the Quaermaster say
the brute creation viii soon b housed ana we sloes
under cover We do not yet make any attempt at oFha
ment. The O,sipee sailed tonight. IA, al
Oute number 81 the old residents here renounclne
their allegiance 20 the Russian Emperor. aud becoming
gent, and expect suppose 70 avail themselySs OF any
development Of the country, or father OF hunauabp
arising such development have heard ohcers sg
that tie Fur Company Is taking good care OF lScH III ~
transfer country. aud that these new AheIlcsn
citizens are representatives OF the Company VINO are 10
remain here aud take care of itS affairs -,
Tridgy NOV s--Wc had sunshine, hall ana snow thls
morning and a bright clear cold aud pleasant altel
moon and "a beautiful mOOnlgh night The citizens OF
the place held meeting the morning with view 70
Town organization, after American fashion thlhk
a MIR Murphy was chosen Town Clerk, or Recorder, ana
flat resolutions passed intended 20 regulate inc my
Ing out Of n town and the taking up 81 lots.
Sqiprol0y NOV. "a bright, beautiful day, without
cloud or drop OF rain and the pure white snow giving
even stka clearly appearance The sun brings eNeT3
booy OUT Tho navy people are on shore ANA al u SUI
and hustle the Russians appear busy IN thcir way
though they are he common people, rather an IDLE hr
less race bat not stupid when American com eau Dc
had by close dealing. o., ,,.,- ,.
S,niday Nov. lO-A rainy day Sunday In sitk9 y nC
tent bolV aud Is scarcely Sunday. Service was held n
H. uffrau Church. which its congregation (as II cOulu
NOT srlD intends turning over tO us 49,,
ff0gd1U NOV. l-But little rain, though no sunshine
A masonic meeting was held tonight some 80 members
- mo craft were prescut Later, town meeting was
held al which resolutions organizing local munlclai
Government were passed eva officers are to be chosen
al the next meeting. -, .-,
We nave had with great deal ~ hail and some rain Az
tbis moment the Is ont beautifully Ihe CesaleNch
leaves 10 night for San Francisco Ii W