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FOR ST. CROIX.
MANDAGEN den lode December 1870,
Middag ri, 10, holdt Colonialraadet ct ex-
traordinairt Mode.
Medlemmerne Radcliffe og Farrelly ware
sygmeldte; Medlemmerne Hanson, McWil-
liam og Plasket meldte Forretningsforfald.
Protokollen for afvigte Mode opIestes.
Raadet overcik til Dagsordenen
I1ste Behandling af TiIl@gsbevilIing til Bud
gettet for Communen St. Croix for FL
nantsaaret fra 1ste April 1870 til Site
Narts 1871, som lyder saaIedes:
"TORSLAG
til TiU@gabc0jliag nj Budgcaot for Commu-
nen ST. Cyoir for F5nantsaa1et fra Isle
Apyi1 1870 M Site M09ts 1871.
Gouvernementet bomyndiges til at an
vende ct Bel6b af indtil $4,000 vestindi8ke
Dalere af Colonialkassen til Forstr@knin-
ger til endeel af Gems Plantere til Maismeel
og Pengel6n for deres Arbeidere Maane-
derne Januar og Februar 1871.
ANMERKNINGER.
We'd den af Colonialraadet under code
Juni d.. A, vedtagne at Hans Majest@t kon-
gen under lode August ngstefter a~lIernaa-
digst stadf9stede Tillfeg sbevilling til Bud
gettet for 1901 meddeles Commencement
tet Bemyndigelse til at anvende ct Bel0b
af inktil $4,000 Of CoIoniaIkassen til For
strpkninger til endeel at Gems Plantere til
Maismeel og Penge til Arbeiderne for Naa-
nederne Juni til December, hvilket Bel0b
derefter err udgivet / Diet n@vnte Oiemed /
Overeensstemmelse med Bevillingen Og un-
der Iagttagelse af de for Bureauforskud
gi@ldende RegIer. bet var torudsat, at
de paagi8ldende Plantere like Wide be-
hove Help efter 30te December fordi de
antoges at vile vwre island til efter den
It'd at skafe sig de forn6dne Midler we'd
Udbyttet af den da begyndende Host.
Denne Forudsetning Ell imidlertid glippet,
idet H0sten like udon OpofreIse vii kunue
begynde f6rend ON | a 2 Maaneder. Paa
Grund heraf have samtlige Plantere, der
have erhoIdt Bureauforskud i de forl6bne
6 Maaneder, / ct til Gouvernementet under
3die dennes indgivet Andragende, der er
fremlagt paa Raadets Bord, anholdt ON at
Forskudene MATTE t~ilstaaes for 2 Name
der til, og da Gouvernementot maa amer
kiende at de samme Grunde, der fra Be-
gyndelse gjorde sig gjaeldende for laar at
~tilstaae Bureauforskud, tale for nu at I'D
strjekke dem til 1sto Marts, har Man fore
lagt n~mrverende Till@gsbevillingsforslag
bet Bel0b der vii beh6ves, udgj6r circa
12,OOO-n6iagtigt 11,779. Sc Cts, og
vii uden Vanskelighed kunne udredes at
NO1onioIEoocoDc oOntontn RahO1dnjno For
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-02-11
ON wEsE DCOifsTE EP.

BY EDMUND CLARENCE sTEpMAN.
The conference meeting through at last,
We boys around the vestry waited,
To see the girls come tripping past,
Like snow birds willing to bo mated.
Not braver he that leaps the wall
BY level musket flashes litten,
Than l, who stepped before them all.
Who longed to see me get the mitten.
But no, she bushcd and took my arm
We let the old folks have the highway,
And started toward the Maple Farm
Along kind of lovers by-way.
can't remember what We said,
Twas nothing worth song or story
Yet that rude path by which We sped
Seemed all transformed and in IA glory.
The snow was crisp beneath our feet.
The moon was full, fields were cleaning
BY hood and tirpet sheltered sweet
Her face with youth and health bcaming'
Tho little hand outside the muff--
0 sculptor, if you could but mould it !
So lightly touched my jacket cuf,
To keep it warm l had to hold it.
To have her with me there alone
Twas love and fear and triumph blended
At last VIC reached the foot-worn stone
Where that delicious journey ended.
She shook her ringlets from her hood,
And with "Thank you, Ned" dissembled;
But vet, | knew she understood
With what darling wish l trembled.
A cloud passed kindly overhead.
The moon was slyly pceping through 1t,
Yet hid it's face rs if it said,
"Come, now or never! do it do 1t \!
Ny lips till then had only known
The kiss of mother and of sister,
But somehow, full upon her own
Sweet, rosy, darling mouth kissed her
Perhaps twas boysh love, get still,
0 listless woman, weary lover
To feel once more that fresh, Wild thrill,
I'd givc-but who can live youth over!
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-02-11

An English Bishop qnerulous'y remarked
TO his servant that he WAS dying "Weli.
nv lord sand the good fellow, '''vou are
going 10 n better place" "John, replied
ths prelate. with an ais Of c"aviciicn-
'4hsrv's no place Ike On England. :.
The New York herald., 1870-12-10
GENERAL NOTES.

The Orange county IN. " Poor House contains
coiored woman aged l04 years.
Near Newburg. at Snake Hl on Thursday last
Mr. PERSONS Darns and granary were burned; loss
$4,000
New savings banks will be asked for by many
towns III tue Massachusetts' Commonwealth az the
next session OF the Leg gisature
The Beethoven Centennial win be generally ob
served IN the cltes OF the Eastern Middle and West
ern States
Captain Norman Hurd, one OF the veterans or the
Texas Lone star republic, died recently in that
state.
There is an agency in San Antonio Texas, for the
introduction OF agricultural aborers and domesiic
servants from the British Isles.
The win OF the late Stephen d. Tomlinsop. OF IN.
danapos, Ind, bequeaths 100000 for the erection
Of public buildings to adorn that city.
Only once during tho last twenty years has the
weather In early winter been so mild Ihat the pper
Mississippi has been open to Navigation 30 late as
s this season.
Several prominent business men OF Burl,nrton
Vt, have lately been kept In constant state of fear
by the almost daily receipt Of letters threatening to
burn their houses.
Last Tuesday, at the government proving grounds.
at Turtle Creek station, near Pttsburg Pa the trial
commenced of two hfteen.inch guns, with a view OF
demons trating the relative merits Of solid and ho
low cast ordnance Each gun will be fired five hnn-
dred times, and IL is anticipated that two months
Will be required TO complete the Experimental 4
solid shot, Weighing 440 pounds Will be thrown AZ
each discharge, and the guns Will be cred until hey
crack or burst =
The New York herald., 1870-12-10
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
Tammany and the Presidenc - Western Views
the subject.


FROM the Cincinnati Chrenlcls republican, Dec IL
some or the friends OF Governor Hoffman beuin Ia
manifest impauence at his Intimate connection
with Tammany. A few OF the more bold are al.
vsing course which must result In q break with
mat powerful equalization. THIS seems stranpe All.
vice from people VINO have been silent these many
years, while lammany has championed their friend
and carried hin forward rom triumph TO rriumpb
IS ~ 70 De taken as evidence of sudden return To
the paths OF yirtue2 We can scarcely accept IL a.
such. The men who have stood by so long whila
their friend accepted and fulfilled the shameful fasr
which Tweed Sweeney Co. gave, are hardly to bs
they appear 10 claim
We think the clue TO this course OF action is found
In another direction. The leaders OF TammaDy ara
both unscrupulous and shrewd. They ike Holman
because ne has been faithful ana efficient gervant
There ~, perhaps no other they would SO willingly
trust. But success Is what they must look to In
1872. They want not only TO nominate, but to elect
the PRESIDENTIAL candidate. They are PERFECTLY
aware OF the odium with which they are regarded
outside tile state which they have bought and fully
understand thar their friend Is soilcd aud tarnished
with the stencil aud corruption with which they have
surrounded him. They doubtless fear the effect this
viii have when be IL placed before the people, They
can't buy his way 10 the Presidency as they have tu
the Mayoralty and Governorsnip. In this state OF
facts 1t Is not surprising TO hear floating rumors THAI
they are coquettng with other candidates.
Honnan,i0I course, they VIII bringDcfore the Com
ventlon as their candidate unlcss ne following tina
advice OF some OF hrs daring friends. should break
with them ana go back on his for tile last ten
years., bur who they will assist 10 nominate is We,
an open question. Hendricks or Indiana IL said
to be looked upon most favoraby. lie Is plausible
man. and enjoys considerable popularity. lie has
no offensive plans or ideas or his own yet manfestS
considerable ability IN executing those or others
This Is the klnu Of man that TO made useful and
though II may rot be Hendricks with whom tina
bargain ~ compleleu, some such man VIII be placed
before tue people by the Tammany Convention. Our
Pendleton viii not Ill The bill. Nor will our Groes4
beck. But perhaps our Thurman may. Who knows
The New York herald., 1870-12-10
NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE,
Deliberations of the Buffalo Convention
Organization Of n Department Of Commercs
commendcd-Unifornlity in Appraisements
and Duties.

Organization Of n Department Of Commercs
Rccommendcd-Uniformi in Appraiser ents
and Duties.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Dec. O. 1870.
AZ the opening OF the session OF tne National
Board OF Trade this morning motion was made to
reconsider the action OF yesterday in reference TO
nonresident traders, and a resolution was passed
instructing the Executive Council to prepare a
memorial TO the Legislatures OF the several States
which have passed laws discriminating against non.
resident traders and their agents, asking for tue
removal OF such restrictions.
The next question considered related to the estab.
lishment OF Department Of Commerce. and the
Board reaffrmed Its action OF last year recommend
general government.
Resolutions were then passed approving OF the
recommendatlons OF Postmaster General Creswell,
Htlon oil the ranking privilege.
a proposition submitted from the Newark Board
OF Irade dlscountenancing the granting OF public
iands 10 railroad and other corporations elected
long discussion. Finally substitute for the prono-
stion was presented, which favored such grants in
special cases and under stringent restrictions but
the substitute failing to receive the necessary wo
thirds vote when put upon its passage was lost "a
was also tae original measure OF the Newark Board
Several propositions relating to the tariff were
u vote OF 80 to 80. -
A resolution was adopted looking IN tho eecnrino
OF uniformity In the appralscment or goods and the
States.
The subject of subsidies to promote the nosta, ser
vice between thls country aud Europe was referred
to an able committee OF five, who will report To-
morrow.
The Board then adjourned until nine O'Clock A. M
tomorrow, from which hour a session viii be held
until Twelve O'Clock NJ when special train will
that the business OF the Convention viii he closed
by midnight OF Tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1870-12-10
FIRE IN BROOKLYN.

The Coney Railroad Depot BuIldiBgs De.
stroyed-Loss Eighty Thousand Dollars.
The alarm OF IRE which was sounded sh ortly after
midnight OF Thursday was caused by the discovery
OF flames which issued from the lower part Of tho
largo two story frame building situate on Fifth
avenue, near the corner OF Twen,y-seventh street,
opposite Greenwood Cemetery, occupied as q depot
for the Coney Island steam dummy line Of cars
The Fire Department responded promptly to the
summons to duty given by the City Han bell and
were soon On the scene OF action. The flames had
gained great headway In the meantime and bid
defiance to the efforts OF the men to save the struc
ture. The dry, comDustible nature OF the material
contributed Its iliuminative properties to the con-
nagratlon lighting up the sky for miles around and
attracting considerable attention from remote
localities. in three,quarters OF an hour $4,000
worth OF property was consumed, and the
FIRE FrEND RESTED SATISFIED
with It's work OF destruction foS the night.
The police OF the Eighth and Tenth precincts were
on hand, and worked hard TO save the rolling stock
Of the railroad. They were only partly successful
IN their labors the loss stock was very heavy.
FIVE steam dummy engines were destroyed In the
The corner OF the building nearest Twenty. seventh
street W as occupied as liquor store and dining
saloon Dy Samuel Law, who sustains loss
OF $4,000 In stock and fixtures. The building
was owned by exMayor @. Godfrey Gunther,
VIZ o"hci VI sho Ooucy lsiaHu hdilToAu, auu
was valued ut $4,000 It was partly Insured,
but the names OF the companies were not ascer-
tained The loss on the rolling stock. &C., Is about
$4,000, upon which there Is $4,000 Insurance.
Policies are ned In the Germania, S5 200; Phenix,
$4,000; Lafayette. $4,000; New Amsterdam, $4,000;
Columbia, $1,000; Merchants and Mechanics, OF
Baltimore, s., 500 on the building. Total insurance
on the latter, $4,000 George Brown, conductor,
who lived IN the upper part OF tho depot building
lost 5000 In clothing and furniture, upon which ne
had no insurance. Law was also uninsured. The
nre broke out IN wood bin in the centre OF the car
house, but from what cause has not yet been
tanned
The New York herald., 1870-12-10
The VISIT or SENATOR CAMERON 70 GtosSlA.

From the Macon tGa.l Telegraph, Dec. 81
correspondent rather rates for having an
nounced 'by authority" that Senator Cameron's
visit TO Georgia had nothing do with politics. but
In The interest OF private business solely. Wa
made the statement on the authority OF n leading
citizen OF this city, whose guest the Senator was
while In Macon, with full faith in the premise tnas
ne tthe hosO was fuly co9nlzant OF the facta
whereof he affirmed We take 1t now that the Sen.
alors visit to Georgia was primarily to push ahead
that bank IN which no Is understood TO nave largo
interest ald secondly, TO find out what his Georgia
party associates were doing themselves, and to
sas sse hss, H. aaa now ne could heiP them along
and other notorious persons connected with the radi
cal faction In this state came down from Atlanta to
meet aud consult with Mcssrs. Cameron and Delano
whne here, and we suppose IL was The stuling they
received rom McCay et dL which Cameron and
Deiano disgorged ut Washington. we fully agree
with our correspondent as 10 Cameron's uisa vori-
ness, aud these columns bear US witness that that
TACT mas rad wide circulation and sharp reprobaton
therein And we further agree with him, that II tha
people are 10 take Cameron's Infamous political
principles, along with the comfortable cash ne pro-
poses 10 dispense 90 ,hemicr consideration OF
or TWO per cen, a month say-iJ " III certainly work
out dsmnton smash FOR them in their politics,
morals and manners as well as in their estates.
From the Savannah Republican, Dec. IL
senator Cameron has been struck Win the life,
energy and progress 0f our state, aud having un.
bounded means AZ his command, has resolved, we
learn. add millions to the banking capital OF
our CITY, In view OF this We are willing 70 ignore tho
political feature OF his visit, Tor no could devss no
more effective plan for betEenng the condition OF
our people. he may talk politics as much as he
peases and visit Georgia as often as his leisure wl
he brings along with him such substantial contri-
buttons 10 our prosperity. Ans, besides, when tb,
Senator gets five Millions worth OF eggs In our
basket We feel very sure that he will return. pro
tanto, 70 his first love- and prove nrst rate demo.
crat SO Tar as Georgia ~ concerned.
HIDDEN TREAsuRE.-On Tuesday evening lass
there appeared In South Wheeling q stranger who
declared 10 the Inhabitants thereof that lot OF lew
elry, valued at $500. ana including tw gold watches
was hidden In the La Belle mill, aud he desired
some Que 70 go with him and get 1t. He said that
cnum OF MS. VINO y now rustlcating IN the Ohio
Aforesaid jswelry haa been deposited there by hin,
LOT saIekeeping after returning from one Of thd
ralos lncoent TO MS vocation. The stranger did
net IKE TO take the responsibility OF harboriRg stoen
goods entirely upon himsslf and therefore desired
zen. As none such could be found the stranger do
parties as SILENTLY sa he cane.-Wheelt,s9 InteLL
pe52CeT, Dec. Q.
The New York herald., 1870-12-10

On THE USE or WINE IN HEALTH AND DISEASE, By
Francis u. Anstic, NJ ID. Redneld.
DIR. Anstie, who IS editor OF the London Prac.
tfnonea. does In this little work discourse most in.
structively on the use Of wines. The Doctor goes
thoroughly into the discussion, points OUT the pro-
perties OF the different wines, laying down rules for
using them IN health and sickness. Every man not
ateetotaller should procure this book and master
its contents.
The New York herald., 1870-12-10

BARRY's INTERNAL REVENUE LAWS.
This work, published by Baker, voornis 4 Co.,
OF this city is invaluable to all who are in any way
interested In the Internal Revenue Statutes now In
force. AS book OF reference it cannot fan to be
highly useful to the legal profession
The New York herald., 1870-12-10
Senator Sumner Stirring Up the 81.
Domingo Negotiations.
Inquiry Into Federal Interference
with State Affairs.
o~c.-o~~S~~~-~~-~>-~,>-~~
BifA TO Regulate Rank i'm
the Navy.
~-~so~oys,e~~-~N~~~N~~>~~-
FORTY FIRST CONGRESS-.
Third Session.
FORTY.FIRsT CONGRESS.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Q, 1870.
ST. DOMINGO TREATY NEGOTIATIONS.
Mr. eUxNER, lrep) OF Mass, submitted the fol-
The New York herald., 1870-12-10
TOB A co.
Meeting of the National
Association.

Second Days Procesdings-The Imperative De.
mand for Reduced Uniform Tax-Facts
and Figures for Congress
Reform Dsmandsd-Neeessity Of
bonded Warehouses-Ind
Gated Reform in the Ship
ment Of Tobacco.
The New York herald., 1870-12-10

The city OF St Paul, MiDn., ana Ramsey county, In
which II is situated are 10 bs consolidated under
enc government similar to that Of the city and
county OF New York.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-15
Die
GrbrimniGf rinrr grO6fn StaOt.
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Upn
SGu9uit GipalS SSniH
8Criai'er pC5 prcisgrtr6nteu ROmans pRHrh aump
Nm ErieOeuh

(Jortlsguna.)
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QBttipe, sieBt Will i'd sic in Sbre Stube fabs
ren, Sic perOen mhoe uub eridbpTt iein.A
DER Dottor oriidte benz Mdoben bic Sano
uno itieg lan9iam Die Sreppe binauf.
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burtsbelfer. Sprs6itunOcn Wtor8ens BON
a4t bis iebn, Wttttags BON 3lpei bis bier ubr,
fIir llnbenittelte gratis" Sn benz 3iinmer
ielblt berriAte cine gang entieBlite llnOro:
nunat ite gepdbrte oem griabrenen einen
@tnblid IN bic Ver9anSen9eit oteies WaHnes
Der 9Y,lienibaft.
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tur3e Ylslfen. 6ebtbanoIGube tlnO Ganonens
ftiefel, 9etitte GereUisidppden unO leere
JloIben bunt Ourbeinnnocr, bic unO oa be-
merttsman eiren nit Staub beoeften 6olis
anteH, uno 3u 9dupten Oes Bettes itano Elm
8erippe welhes in ben &nohenbiuben cine
lan8e Yfeife uno elm Sentel9las trug.
Der Sottor 3iinoete Die &er5e an, Der eine
leere GSIaide 3um Gittbolter oiente, bann
i6ritt er lange in leiner Stube auf uno ab.
Grre, Iebr ernIte 8ebanten ibienen i'm
3u bei6Gttt9en, oft i9httelte er ben Gopf. oft
bIieb er ltcbeu, um unpillis ben Subboben
3u fampfen uuo in einem pafenoen @itat
ieinem Sn8rimm Suit 5u MAIDEN. g8ar es
ieine 8ergar9enbeit Rber bic er nntoabte,
oOer periubte or Die oi6te gtadt Der 3ufunft
3u Ourtbrin9en! 8ereute er ieinen 8sihtiinr.
oOer nabm er ii9 Dor, fortan eine anOere Sabu
ju mauoern?
Gr ianO am 6enier uno blidte lanse na6.
oentIib 3um iisfblauen eeftirnten Simmel
empor, oils oh er in oem BUD Der Sterne iein
Stit0l er9runosn Woae, enOli9 fleioete er
lGn8iam iid aus, er i6ien bas Yroblem, wels
DIES i9n bei6GftlGte, ni9t lDien 3u f0nnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-15
s@ ,,Ruuumental Jrner Grritd)e'
riinns MeIrlliGlaif.

Inter ben Suidben ~ bent 6retbrtcte otelsr Se'su
5hoIt tpslde peben burd bic geiessebuns BON Warn'
lamb paiitr tpurptr. 1T Swit Geienida ermob9t tbt
eapal auf $500 900 III srb6ber. uuc NIT BEN Ter'ds
runos. .GidaIi pas permuusne 2ano Seieni4atts. Ut
5aft all perbinesr wti snem bersits 'nssjabltsn &a
nttal bon Sl95 900 btgiru s oises nntsrrtbren nil
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men auf Sruuostssntbum ipsletd ooriutrsden, oos'
gSsosr arstu SppObst aui @runo' oesr Yadt St9sn'
tbum su ben Qpplifantrn pdienosn Suntmen aut l-lc
Sabre iu lsibcn, ipsIde In ipodnd1sn 3ablur9n MI
Yro,. iabrd3en 3iusn uno nit einsm wbd)sntl'tpe'
Yramium BON 64 Gents pro Nn,bsil BON s1oo iurtdiu.
jablln Ruo.
An allen 6dutn no oas anBebotens Gisentbum 9'nsb'
mat rurp i6nrsn 4ppltantsn oas Sslo lo9isD sr
baltsn.
Die ge5eui&aTt label basPubItum iur uuterietdnlnf
pon 1000 qu,b,en bes aapuaIs gari'gDertp 500 PR
antbeI In rpBd'uid)sn GiuBablun9en oosr ant anotr
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MAIDEN ipinjten, fro eiussaoen obns Wsriu8 Intbsth
,u ieten ,ps!de mir Gsssnlpdrtts gu Part ostirei'
Har udbsrs glustunit usnce manii6 an oas Shreah
Der eSefeafsi,aft in Ssr. 80, 2sconeftraae.
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Der GtlOt unp I'm 9ounip su ben rssuiarsn Hattn ~
b,r5h,ru, sf. Enupeen Mntre,s, Yrdl.;
3 y. Mtefe, Bes'Yral,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-15
Siilfc iiir bic GlenSen.

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lattsn lsiosnosu boiiuun8sicisn Nusbrud bat oeien
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uebera i'm Yersde Der Civilization auf bieier ptmis
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1usdem q. uerasbd gsbrau6t porDsn lou nod atitrie
beu perben Das Ghissfubl I'M Tostn. oas 9efhbI Der
Stpadas uro Sarbsit bas 9eiibl Der 2etre u. fobl.
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