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, 1874-09-05
THE VISIT OF THE KING OF
DENMARK.
DAILY News

Edinburgh, 10th August.
This morning the Danish war frigare
Upland, with the King of Denmark Oh
board, arrived in the Firth of Forth, &C.
companied by the corvette Heimdal, and
anchored in the Leith Roads. The vessels
LETT Iceland on Monday last, and were de-
tained a day beyond their expected time
by the heavy weather. Dispatches lying
at Lelth were Immediately sent on board,
and shortly afterwards Mr.. Macgregor, M.
T. for Leith, paid a visit of welcome to the
King. The Princess Of Wales was immedi-
ately informed of the arrival of the King,
and drove down to Granton, from which
place she was conveyed by steamer to the
Upland. On her approach the yards OF
the war vessels were manned, and as the
steamer with the Princess on board came
alongside a hearty cheer was given for her
Royal Highness. The King, with bis son
Prince Waldemar, was received on board
thessteamer by the Princess, and afterwards
returned to the Upland. The band played
the National Anthem, and a salute was tired
from the Heimdal. After a short stay,
the Princess of Wales returned to Granton
with the King and his suite, where they
landed between one and two o'clock. The
intention of the King to land was kept
private as far as possible. Nevertheless q
large crowd had co~ngregated to welcome
him, and on his appearance be was iouoiy
cheered. The party drove to Edinburgh,
and returned late in the afternoon ana
dined on board the Kings ship. The
shipping at Leith and. Granten displayed
, 1874-09-05
NOTICE.

Ell GREEABLE to orders from the Gov
AA eminent of the Danish Westindia
Islands the aforementioned articles, re-
CURED in 1875 by the Military Forces in
the Islands are hereby put up to Public
licitation, namely:
1890 yards Ravenduck.
206 Unbleached Linen.
60 " Black Linen.
20 " Buckram.
700 Welsh Flannel.
35 Yellow Cotton.
$500 Stout for Shirts,
1000 Pairs Cotton Socks.
200 Hooks & Eyes.
"a Long Islandic Stockings.
100 dozen small Bone-Buttons.
$50 Pantaloon-B Buttons of tin.
90 Woollen Shirts.
SO White Woollen Blankets.
10 Grey do. do.
Written Tenders marked
, 1874-09-05
$50 Par. AnkelskO
SKRIFTLTGE TILBUD MHRKEDE:
''LEVERkNCE AT SKOTOl
TIL

I'll MlLIIAIR RAEN
1875"
indsendes til Depotet paa St. Croix
indtiI Mandagen den I4de Septem-
Der 1874 Kl. 2 pm, indeholdende
Angiyelse af den Priis hvortil We'd
kommende vii paatage sig at levere
enten Diet hele Parti af $50 Par An
kelsko, elIer Diet til de enkelte
Garnisoner bestemte Antal.
Skoene leveres efterhaanden som
de beh0ves, paa Reqvisition af we'd
kommende militaire Chef efter For
handling med Depotet og Maaltag-
ming af det vedkommende Mand-
skab.
Tilbudene Vile derefter blive
aabnede bomoldto Days EltermId-
dag i O~veryarelse af de Konkuren-
ter som MATTE indfnde sig, og I'm
derretning ON Diet eller de af Gou-
vernementet antagne Bud vii blive
Vedkommende meddeelt fra Depotet
linden 25 September d. A.
Proven af Ovenmeldte Ankelsko
og Conditionerne for Leverancen ere
til Eftersyn i Diet Kongelige Mill
taire Depot i Christiansted, i Frede-
riksfort pr Frederiksted og Chri-
~stiansfort paa st. Thomas.
Det Kongelige militaire Depot, St.
Croix den 2den September 1874.
A. J. BOYE.
, 1874-09-05
"TBNDERS FOR ARTICLES
FOR THE =
MILITARY DEPOT
ST. CROIX 1882

may be forwarded to the Depot in St.
Croix on or before Monday the 14th
September 1874, 2 o'clock p. m contain
ing a Statement of the prices at which
the parties will undertake to deliver one
or more or all of the aforesaid articles.
The Tenders will be opened on the
afternoon of the above stated day in the
presence OF those who may appear, and
information will be given the party whose
Tender IS accepted by the Government
from the Military Depot latest 25th Sep
TENDER 1874.
Samples of the above named Articles
and the Conditions for the delivery thereof
may be seen in the Royal Military Depot
in St. Croix, and in Christiansfort st
Thomas.
The Royal Military Depot St. Croix
2nd September 1874.
A. J. BOYE.
, 1874-09-05
FROM THE TROY DAILY TINES

August 18th,
Rev, Or, Tucker was assisted yester-
day afternoon by Rev. Mr.. Dubois of the
island Of st. Croix. Mr.. Dubois impressed
all who heard him by his excellent reading
of the lessons for the afternoon service.
Mr.. Dubois is a guest of G Parish Ogden.
, 1874-09-05
NOTICE.

m GREABLE to orders from the Govern
IN ment of the Danish Westindia Islands
the supply of a number not exceeding
, 1874-09-05

To the Editor Of the "Avis
Sir,
Knowing that The enclosed clippings
from two American Newspapers, will be
gratifying to many Of your readers, l beg
the favour of you to give them a space
In your paper and oblige
Yours truly
AN OLD SUBSCRIBER.
Sept. 3rd 1874.
FROM THE TROY "MORNING WHIG,
Aug. 18TH.
The Rev. Mr.. Dubois, of the West
Indies, preached yesterday morning at st.
Paul's church. The topic was "Credu-
lous IncreduIity and Incredulous Creduli-
ty." The sermon was a masterpiece,
considered either as a piece of pure Eng
Iish composition, or as a specimen of ora
tory. It was peculiarly impressive, and
was listened to with rapt attention. Mr..
Dubois is the guest Of Mr.. G.. P. ogden.
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pended. At this juncture bssbop Corrigan placed
the Rev. Dr. Wigger, fOrmeriS 81 ouinn Ia,
charge, and removed Father Hickey @Se" pIu
WICK Dr. WlgRer soon made the acquail>lce v.
the creditors Of the church, who were am0S@ ~
numerous as the parshloners and though the ma
settlement OF their claims there were others whose
fOrbearance had weakened. In this category may
be included the officers OF the two banks IN whose
favor she judgments above mentioned nave been
obtained. Last Sunday Or. wigger preached
his IareweI sermon, having received per-
mission rom the Bishop TO resign hts passionate
and TO return TO his former field or labor In sum-
mlt and Springfield. During the nine months that
have elapsed since he moved to Orange DR.. Wigger
has succeeded IN paying OF SILL 900 OF the nOating
pie OF st. Johns that neither Dr. Wigger nor mis-
assistant Rev. Mr.. Vassas, have drawn the sal
aries due them. preferring to leave the amount in
the treasury.
To the inquiry whether concerted efrort would
pe mace 70 puy In the property as the sherihs
said, the reply was that no plan had been deter
mined upon. AS the sale Is to be made subject to
the mortgages which are piled up ankle deep on
the estate, the incentive to speculation Is
For the amount OF money necessary to
hit 81 Johns out OF the Slough OF Despond three
or four eligiby located churches, OF large size,
might De scattered about the cluster OF geographl-
least among the Catholics that such an in vestment
would De more beneficial to the community, who
nave hitherto been dependent on one Inconvenience.
located structure II this theory prevails Sheriff
Gamble Tor rather ex-Sherir), who holds the writ
OF execution, VIII find the market ecclesiastical
property exceedingly languid next Tuesday.
Among the enenmbrances on the church Ia q
SOC, 600 mortgage held by the Mutual BENEFIT Life
insurance company OF Newark, and another Of
$ll,ooo belonging to Mr.. John ORourke, the
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CHANG AND ENG.
The Dissecting Knife at Work
On the Ligament.
Efforts to Publicly Ex-
hibit the Bodies.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. IA, 1874.
The formal autopsy OF the Siamese Twins ls now
being pushed vigorously forward, and ] am
assured that the knife has already solved much OF
the mystery OF the connecting link, and that the
convictions OF the physicians as soon AZ they made
the hurried examination at Mount Airy are likely
to De entirely fulfilled and the separabiity Of the
twain shown to have been impossible without
destroying the lives OF both. The bodies we're
embalmed again this afternoon and by Wednes.
day night the post-mortem win have been entirely
concluded. At that time the official report OF the
few now making the examination will be rem
dered, according to the demand Of the contract, to
the College Of Physicians and Surgeons. The
paper will be OF a very elaborate nature and is
now more than One.third completed.
SCIENCE SLOWLY SOLVING THE PROBLEM
The post-mortem goes on quite slowly-casts,
photographs and incsions all proceeding system
atcally together. AT every stage accurate mega
tives are taken and equally accurate plaster casts.
The cast OF the trunks Is now shaped down to tho
proportion OF the originals, and other casts have
been taken OF the bond OF union, well as of all
the lower extremities. The different plaster re-
productions have to-day been united, and the
image OF the twain Is now entirely complete. The
cast is said to be absolutely perfect, and from the
same another just like 1t Will be wrought The
Photographic negatives too, are very numerous,
and the labor attending the slow developments is
very fatiguing. The bodies are still lying, as de-
scribed the other day, upon the dissectina table,
their faces still covered with huge sponges.
PROBABLE PUBLIC EXHIBITION OF THE BODIES.
As soon as the autopsy is over DR.. Hollings-
worth, the family physician OF the pair when alive
viii be informed, and the responsibility Of return
ing the bodies to the widows win devolve upon
him. There Ia no doubt whatever that the bodies
in their embalmed state will be placed upon pub
lie exhibition In this city The doctors are making
q strong e6ortq this direction, and there can now
be NO question about their enecting their end.
The plaster casts viii also be exposed, and by the
end Of next week the mystery OF their union will
be disclosed, and the public will also have an OPP
portunity OF seeing the twins In death. Every.
thing looks toward O general exhibition Of the
corpses In all parts OF the country and there Is no
doubt that the unhappy demise OF Chang and Eng
Will be to certain parties the means OF an immense
revenue.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. IA, 1874.
The Alabama Contested SenatOrship.

WASHINGTON Feb IA, 1874.
The Alabama Contested Sen atorship.
The Senate Committee on Privileges and Elec.
lions to-day heard further argument OF the coun-
sci as to the kind OF testimony that should be ad-
mitted in the Sykes-Spencer contest for O
seat In the Senate from Alabama Mr.
Spencer contends that the officially printed
record Of the proceedings OF the Legislature
should be binding on the committees action !;
while, on the other hand, Mr.. Sykes denies the
truthfuness Of this record, and insists that the
case be opened for oral proofs. The committee
took the subject under Amusement. 1t Is consid.
cred certain now that the decision Of the case will
hinge on the conclusions which may be reached
concerning the election In Barbour county.
The Annual Coin Assay at Philadelphia.
DR.. Linderman, Director OF the Mint, now In
Philadelphia, writes to the Secretary that the Com.
mission to make the annual assay OF coin con-
ciuded its labors yesterday afternoon ana reported
the trial Of the coinage Of 1873 satisfactory In all
respects.
Business in the House.
In the House to-day speeches were made by Mr.
Bell, Of Georgia, on the Atlantic and Great West
ern Canal; Mr.. Small, Of New Hampshire. on
finance; Mr.. Clements, Of Illinois, on Western
interests; Mr.. Foot, OF Illinois, on finance, and Mr.
Eden, OF Illinois. on finance. The House adjourned
at halfpast three P. M.
4 The Committee ON Appropriations.
The House Committee on Appropriations had
protracted session to-day, working on the Legis.
lative, Executive and judicial Appropriation bill
which they hope to mature IN time to report on
Monday next. superintendent George B. McCartee
was again before the committee to give any
reason, II any there can be, why the interests Of
the service would not be as well subserved by
making specific appropriations Tor his bureau.
Tho Army Reduction Opposed.
The Military Committee OF the House held
special meeting to-day to AFFORD General Alvord.
Paymaster General Judge Advocate General Holt
and Commssary General Eaton an opportunity to
give their views on the subject Of reduction Of
the army. Each gave Q detailed history OF the
services incident to their departments, and gen
orally opposed any reduction.
Senator Alcorn.
telegram received here tonight from Jackson,
Miss, says the resolution requesting Senator
Alcorn to resign was voted down in the State
Senate to-day by vote OF "A toA
Receptions 1t Washington on Friday
Evening.
TWO OF the most splendid entertainments OF the
season took place last night at the residences Of
secretary Fish and Senator Dorsey. OF Arkansas.
At each place there was brilliant company, in
Guiding many gentlemen in the highest oficiai
aud diplomatic stations.
Ku Klux Prisoner Pardoned.
Julius Howe. OF South Carolina, who was i'm
prsoned at Albany for Ku Klux crimes has been
hardened.
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THE QUINCY BANK ROBBERY.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. IA, 1874.
Nothing has been ascertained so far In regard to
the bank robbery at Quincy yesterday morning,
though several persons have been arrested on sus-
pcion. reward OF 5000 has oeen offered for
the restoration OF the stolen property and the cap
ture OF the thieves. The bank continues business
as usual. Among the bonds stolen were $780, 900
OF Adams county b0nda numbered from 22l to 400.
inclusive,