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why st. CrOlX, whose cnleI resources is
suear-production, is at present IN a de-
pressed state, must be ascribed not only
to the serious want of labor-force III the
Island experienced many years after the
emancipation, which want has as vet been
only partially relic, ed by the importation
of foreign laborers, but still more to the
abolition of the difftrential duty in the
Mothercountry on the Islands produce,-a
protection that was estimated to represent
a value of 10000 Rd. p. a.-and finally
the war-tax vi stu August 1864, Whlch'tor
the time weighs heavily on the production
of Sugar and Rum in st. Crolx. Ihe
Colonial Council of st. Crolx, after it had
got information of the negotiations CON
corning the cession of St Thomas and st.
Johns, has very urgentI y, supported by
the Governor, petltloned tor a reduction III
the importantly III the Mo he country on
the produce of St. CroiX, In compensation
for the loss which the Island would suffer
by a separation from st. Thomas and st.
Johns; but the Government have not
founG it possible to recommend such an
alteration which would entail a heavy loss
to the Statetreasury and would be opposed
to the principles laid down in the Custom
laws of this Country but the Govern
mqat have informed the Colonial Council
that His Majesty's Government intend by
proper measures to compensate the loss
which St. Croix might suffer by a.separa-
ton of that Island from St Thomas and
St. Johns, if this event should take place
for a shorter or longer period.
The Government have considered 1t
superfluous to prescribe any rules for the
application Of the contribution, because 1T
is supposed that that could be left to the
Colonial Council, subject to the Kings
sanction by Grants or Extra-Grants agree
ably to. the enactments in the Colonial Law
of 9th November 1863"
, 1868-12-25

About the middle of this month one of
our vessels tradin4 from New York brought
the account that New York Papers f@ the
last days Of November had mentioned tina
the Danish Minister of War, General Raas-
loft was expected in that City. The Dan
ish papers with the last European Mails
confirm the intelligence that General Raas-
loft had sought and obtained leave of alb
sence from his post for 2 months to restore
his health, and it is limited that he will
employ that time i'll "a trip to the United
States.
THROUGH the Kindness of Capt. Bern
baum Of the "Gipsey" we have been placed
in possession OF New York dates to Sth
inst. Congress assembled on the 18th and
President Johnson's message was to have
been delivered on the 9th inst.
, 1868-12-25
Gtrisitaastsd, 81. Sraiz,
FRIDAY, 18th DECEMBER 1868.

pean Steamer "Atrato" arrived very late
at St. Thomas, not before Saturday the
10th, and the European Mails for this
Island reached us on Sunday morning.
Among the most interesting accounts
from the Mothercountry concerning these
Islands, we notice this, that the Home
Government had proposed to the Diet now
in session to relinquish for the financial
year 1S6S-69 the annual contribution of
$2S,O0O which the Colonial Treasury Of
st. Thomas and st. Johns has to defray
agreeably to So of the Colonial Law. aud
to grant a positive contribution of S28, 900
from the Statetreasury to the Colonial
Treasury of st. CroiX. Both OF these pro-
posals are based on the consideration Of
the several disasters and misfortunes that
have bef,llen the Islands of late we give
below a Translation Of the Motives refer
ring to St. Cfoix:
1T is true, St. Croix escaped the epide-
mics and the hurricane of 29th October
last year, with which st. Thomas was
afflicted but that Island has suffered from
the earthquakes, where they commenced
at the same time as in the other Islands.
According to Investigations which the
Government caused to be made, the injury
sustained by the Estates on the Island has
been estimated to an amount OF 1854 PCS.
The towns of Christiansted and Frederic
sted also sustained considerable loss by the
demolition of houses and destruction OF
furnitures etc. in the latter town many
wooden buildings were destroyed or at
least removed from their foundations, and
a large quantity Of goods and provisions
destroyed or damaged in the stores and
warehouses, and the loss of property sus-
tanned in Frederiksted was on the whole
far greater than in ChriStiansted. The
Fort at Frederiksted sustained 10 other
injury than that the walls around the gar
den were Hirown down, but The walls of
the Customhouse there were rent and the
piers, the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and the boat
house had all disappeared.
In the financial year 1S67-68 the Colo
NAL Treasury of St. Croix has betrayed an
extraordinary outlay Of $4,000 for assisting
the sufferers from the hurricane at St.
Thomas and St. Johns, and $2,665 tor
assisting the sufferers from the earthquake
and flood in st. Croix on the 18th Novem-
Der last year. The Item for Buildins-Ex-
penses for 1860 comprises, as stated by
the Governor in the Councils meeting on
the 9Th of July this year, an amount Of
$500 for repairs Of buildings in conse-
ouence of the flood and earthquakes.
The losses sustained in st. Crolx are IN
themselves less than those sustained in st.
Thomas and st. Johns but as st. Croix
is far from being in the same position to
bear the loss as st. Thomas is, the Govern
, 1868-12-25
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