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Hnnaln.
, 1881-11-23
The Death OF Baron
HayEnerlc.

Tie sudden death of Baron Hay
merle, the Austrian Minister ofFOreign
Affairs, remove a conspicuous per-
sonage from European politics, but
will not gravely affect their course.
1t is notorious that the Emperor
Francis Joseph manages his own
foreign policy, and only chooses Min
listers who will carry it out steadily,
This was the case even with Count
Andrassy, who had a mind of his own,
and vii! be still more the case with
any The Emperor, besides
possessing considerable capacity, is
very tenacious, has great experience,
and knows the ~personages of Europe,
and can therefore reduce any Foreign
Minister, not an original man, into a
clerk. Baron Haymerle was not ain
original man, but a diplomatist who
worked exceedingly hard, who under
stood hints, and who was decidedly
acceptable to the German Chancellor.
1t is believed that his successor will
be a man of the same type, though it
is possible that some grandee may be
made Minister'S cloak, leaving Baron
de KalIay to carry out in detail the
spirit of the Emperor's instructions.
There may be many Of them to obey
after the interview with the Gar, the
arrangements for which are so care
fully made, and SO carefully denie d.
The meeting, will, it is believed,
take place in Galicia.-Spectatoy.
, 1881-11-23
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, 1881-11-23
". Il. NySSUD1,
COnSt.
TRANSLATION.


S1 URSUANT to General Govern
@ ments Publication of 10th June
1881 every Estate in the Island with
Sugar " orks, is liable under the
penalty Of the Laws to be provided
within the 1st March next with an efec-
tive Fire Engine with 20 feet Of hose,
not less in power 10 those that lave
been destroyed IN 1878. in which res
pect asuitable engine of similar capaci-
ty and price can be seenon applying to
the Central Factory or to Messrs.
Junghans & Raven Frederiksted.
1t must further be observed, that
the Fire implements viz. ladders, fire.
hooks etc. ordered, are present and
in good order at the same time, and
must together with the Fire Engines
be presented to the Commanders of
fhe FiredistrictS, who have received
orders at that time to make q general
inspection of same.
Presidency, st. Croix the 18th November
1881.
S. ". VAN BRAKE.
, 1881-11-23
acknowledgements

81 HENHOLD til General Gou-
90 vernementets Acknowledgements af
16de Juni 1881, skal enhver Sukker-
plantage her paa Den med Varker,
under Strafeansvar forinden 1ste
Marts neste Aar we're forsynet med
en- Brandspr0ite i fuldkommen Orden
med 25 Fods Slange, afikke mindre
Kraft end de Spr0iter, som bleve
0delagte ISIS hvilken Henseendo
Ell hensigtssvarende Brandspr0ite af
lignende Kraft OF Priis kan tages i
Oiesyn, naar Man henvender sic til
Felles-Sukkerkogeriet, eller til De
Herrer Junghans 4 Raven i Frederik-
sted.
Fremdeles maa til samme It'd de
beta!ede Brandredskaber, nemIig
Stiger. Brandhager, etc, v;pre ti!stede
og i Orden, og tiiligemed SprG.tarne
foreyises for Cheferne for Branddis-
t%ricterne, som ere ~beordrede til den
It'd at foretage en- %aImindeIig lnspec-
ton az samme.
Prpsidentskabct, st. Croix den 15dc
November 1881.
S. W. Al BRAKLE,
c0R$t.
, 1881-11-23

The preceding Auctions were held
in accordance with the Placard dated
22nd April 1917.
C~hristiansted's Auction Office, St.
CroiX November 10Th 1881.
H. A. JURS.
, 1881-11-23
PrOklama.

N LIE og Enhver, der MATTE
IN have Noget at fordre paa Boet
efter atgangne Jomfru ADELAIDE
SKELETON indkaldes herved med 3
Maaueders Varsel til at anmelde og
beviisliggj0re deres Krav for under
tegnede Skitteret.
Christiansteds Skifteret, st. Croix
den Tide November 1881.
II. A. JURS.
, 1881-10-08
Iko1ller unll Loui. Napoleon.

a few weeks uxo 81. NUuhnr made hia faro>
we'll biw to- tho world. ut tho comparatively
essy sssr sxs # " ~ 10 9ta 1d %.c pses ay fs ss
,ner for tho socont! tIulo Ut ~, Ar. Gladstone
wiii 10 !: h. M Degvnsaer y and ivoks as y , b. hu4
does well to retlro., It Is no nero tautoiuay
to say TINT Imperialism IN France full with
saowtaan's iart wis duilc Thc puppot-strlnss
hud l!etn broken. AMI tho puppets, r,duiy
Kicked a1out. iny sprnwlng % tho ground. AZ
us tho circumstances ndtnltrctl OF. Mot tlat VI.
ltoulur. tesualred immediately after Sudan.
timseIr. o attTsuut.sl iii nis nsterS G ra.srses
to tho s,tuple Enct that hB tlsouhcr> haa beeu
0u6tctl froni of1co III isNi'. .
Gtraur ulssctl nwRy, Clrsar's wlfo refxned. Or
xears i was y. ltoutcr's thunkless task 10 ~
Il mus. avc BETH terriby li'.!cult i" 10 explicit
without ssanns r1l,tc. Tie l'rincv ltnperlnl
m s hsn9s,, f1,9cs ws "d ;yss ss' o VII Ill
PURSE and sntcrtulucd sovereign contompt for
'v1r GaI!ed 1ST to the bar In 1ss, Kouher took ten
yrars 10 nluka hln,self lats,e ail.l II c,!Ilturt-
ais t.s sm to se9t% % nn ses!ions; 2ts. ny .Ss
p S VI Whts is'is s, IL ss ~ liz
three Or fur times III iutich would he ~ our
tnyA. In 1878 hU WIS seHt ny to tho Cungtltueni
i,3nu. ai,i Immediately 6ltl fur oscc. Lo,.i..
k.TosS a. y ,i% fSS oaf h1rs. %f l Itsuhe' In As s
10 govern hiuiseEf, hu wanted obodens srry.
nnib, aud ltOliher WIS rently To obey
q @ ayth1ng & csS ,s mlgat gS aF""aG' e.
completing hts t5th yuar the psovinolat a'iso-
vnlD wis nn.,,cd allnister OF Jusscu. 1t WINS
about tint tt!no TINT Il happy carloature Eepru.
seutrA I.ons NaPolaun presiding over y council
scssrtI u l,c!l'f, but WIS careful un ordtIry uc-
cAslons III pMt It IN hlb pockut. All hu cared fur
WAS to know tho Prtluu's mind. Tint our0 us
certn!nUtl. II wAs lila pusltcss aud pleasuro to
find jllll In REASONS Rt3Q arguments for tlOInK
Far lilo seventeen years between 1sss aud 1SSg
hy MIN always In ollca Ut so1t,e kGnl ar ano!hcr.
itis prime duty WIS to net III spokesn,lh % tue
Gsr II ionatiss. GU hd u taiH. sna so ha
spta,kera 0l tho Opposition. lie did hli
task, II npt wol!; ut any r"te. thof.
sImpls ono. 10 iii ~ criticisms OH taa IL
purlnl Administration III hal Que a,lswur: "Iha
Emperor IL the aAyinr of soul0ty. Attnck hIs
UO4urusngnt anl sou clllAnKer society. Iherb
a soTs or FFee ut between ~ teo E'S az" :"
Ut roituratlnH tals arEnnrnt III q Thousand vi
rloua wars. A1nsteuF 9nt Y Enol l'ia,iy Fr9uea,
uen, anu uyell sGlAu ENxltshHeu, who should
soosaIIy ii. Huber proved failure. Ho onco
amused hls guests Ut u dt!nur party by telling
theM bow u sltnl,keePcr bud mistaken hin for II
ftutulnl,, hut It IL doubt i whether he fully Ap-
proeate1 tho caase ot tbs laugh he hu! raised.
Ing how natural hAtl heeu tho shopkeapers cEF,r.
And yet hu Tucked what uBluelI oa!is tho stately
cnlIpusuFe ~ superior servants. 1t WIS M,tsd
scunHl III u eas0 In h!a gorgeous uniform.
though his eype Oflon rested With uylsnt cUfu-
pucIlIey On the gold lace on the lr0ul rod RIB
bon. aud III tho Jeweed stars that decorated hla
puttly purHotl.
, 1881-10-08
THEOLOGICAL WORKS.

Htrhe NnsnIc Ern u Ia annthor yo1umn
~ ~ ,1"oa's -" - "''uI4e' so1e'.o
1foin Tue pen of TIC ioF1aor pastor OF tic SEC
ontl l'resbyterlAl Church Ut Chicago, tin
Isey. j, Munro Gibson, u. D, Il consists Of
n g,.rtcs nj lectures nv Inn nuthor on Eyn,i,,s
Loylticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy; md
appropriately follows tho former wlrk. m.
tItinI Is s1u,.. .s,a u''sr,s N."'' =, =. - -,
ail.sa a ling ~ n,hs Mses asora ,ts Moses ; IT. Is te
n.ol,lal a,,4 typical rites tI,at nro ru-
uuired by tin ifwa n SI"ses H,aco
H., ,,oos v,t oana',aa .,.'. -" u.oess, .9ees
~ ~ t uosa noI consluet every portlolr OF
tao 1o,ar DOCKS TINT aro tnore strictly called
the Mosaic law. Only those pnrts ,ro tlwolt
upon TINT pertain to tho Hebrew ritual. Az
tho design of tho lectures Is practical. those
quest'ons III regard To inc authorship antl
, aates o. tle books which IT. u tao speeia!
with aro not discussed. Al lin somo iimc
the author hopes ti,nt l,e nav huye ] sie'l so"o @
light on those questions by showing the ilt-
ness OF tho Aosalo syateui to Its placo MS tho
, 1881-10-08
MIR. EDMUND YATES.

The Editor Of tho London "Worll -
11xplninx How 1Ifx Paper Cuinc to
sny tI.ut n Certain Clnxs Of Nutxnnces
"S1lould lso Avoided Like Americans
or Frankfort JeHs.''
~ tht Editor of 1ns Chicago Tribune.
No. YonK srnEEr, CoyESr GANnES'
LoSnoN, ". G., Thursday, Sept p, lss1.-
llcity to the following statement.
II Ilnvo received this morning from MI nu-
orymor3 correspondent copy Of the Now
York Sun of Sept. Q, III which Is The follow
Ing editorial note:
We learn frusn THE CHICAGO TnlnuNE TINT
1,r: Enund Ystes ti,o editor 81 naper called r.!
ID speaklr,s ot d cer.an aluts Of nniaanecs. tint
should eS Hy9dca k9 Amerfas aSHs sn .f
III: M Yates received ] great @ hospitality darins Ills
bis spleon is luoxplIuabe. THIS noIoubt Is trsic,
whit III. Yatcs desired nero. ito knsw that NJ.
sucsass aad @ hasi mno I "n Much moIcy @ by cotatlns
and read!ng IN th!s cuuntry; and hIs hippo was
that tho Yankees you'd coMo u &c, cro's o,, to tie
appoluioI.. Tho lootures, wero gill. and tho
thItEs thu. tho Yankees ought to ho nvoslrd
~ tho way, dIu not Nj. Thnokeray descrbo Mr.
Yates htnlsolf ns eort Ut nulsalccS Thoro Ia
u tradition Of thut kind.
1lad this statement rs well rs the comment
which 1t 1lns eyOked elnnnatel from the Now
York Sun should hive taken 10 mere
notice Of 1t tl,nn l hnvo Ut tho various
amenities which from tinto to tiMo hayo
received ut the hands Of tic conductor of
tl.at iourilul, but, being fully aware OF tho
position dcscryeslly held by THE CHICAGO
'TnuuSt, I mn unwilling to accept the cot,-
tulnely thus thrown upon 1lte without stat
ilg my case.
The expression which l,as given oifcnse
appeared III tho 1Vorttl Of Aug. IL. III n por-
tfon Ut the paItcr entitled "What tho World
Says." which strives to present Hi epltolno
OF the gossip OF tho dny, and whlcl, II tic
production Of very lnaliy writer's The line
u.toted rcads oiEelisisOiy rs 1t Is giye,i, but
not otlcnslvcly, submit, wllcn taken will.
tho context, which Is to Tho effect TINT scllaul
lnistresses and tltcir pupils OIL tour arc
G1'sagrseane saHnto comRan'ons and at. to
te avsx Xasa saratts ks or to i Ars etpEs1sf Of
t'avyf M ilc%eya;r s; lit ,|s a5 t'St b. iS %Ii$
Is ntlmit tint, bud the aper bean III ny, Htl;;
The expression tn tass; but, us 1,lattur Ut
fuct, wus ut TINT tlntu ll4l,y hundred .Ntcs
away OIL my annual holiday
:, And now, sir, ,haylng snld this much about
aK,,itlst ,,lp b. tio writvS in tllO Stn, Tint
MY lectures were ttWll Is yury lnssible; do
not ulnInl to p0ssess tho scllUlnrly culture Of
ll0wnrt, bit deny that tiioy were I,,,s,1r.-
ccsAfttt, Or that the " Yankees avoided thelll,"
III tho COURSE OF q six mulltlls' tour, tlnring
which lad to give up nl1,,iy utlg,.Eelnehts
iii consequence Of .tlio extfanr1i!iary se-
verify of the weather, l earned, nfter
paying al! expenses Ut travelling, living, etc.,
il llet prnIlt of, over 5000. Tho lectures
weru delivered TO very large audiences III
tan Chicago, Albaity, lloglIesler, 1'ittsIurE,
Buffalo. Detroit, mud Portland {Atp,). | tllti
, 1881-10-08
ANCIENT LITERATURE.

1h'so WY ,cM'".h"o'o uuuh" "ate occ,'
ceuntis "oueN % :" wv 1,,saos , siien'" et't'
ir,, tcIto" ~ u'o tuo'. Ino't.s y. a',s e'ts.
".e .au ~ r '"ons t.an' e"Ns M
,is', oAas !n ,.o ''N S'''one ~ ~
,"u ai'u n oIo'"a' ~" ~.o Inl.o'' s !espse
" vi, DooA -, Nv , i1"n eo"' uio opeen
~" noon' M.u t'.u ,. l'ooN VI ns'tlaiS'. ,; -
10 t.os po.''Mns uao su.''t ~ es!t .!en.
toun'' ~. e'o .otna o"un ~" "'o""o
pFlh1e!t Vo'uMo. ulo woths Ill ques1lnh
Aru In reality manuscripts, nlMl tho
' fac stnttns ST. M S If t),o orl,InnIs
tr'., cE -, ~ ,I', @ t,,a ~, ,...,..'.
tn", hatoro " so1nurs exnetiv s ,au U mna.
te pe,a1e eSety u.s. lucy npea1
by tho lutc Mr. O'loagu,,, a1u was ono Of
~, s se.,,.',, .,,.; i,,,,s,o .'a,..
Nv et ,.1 ~ "' =, .Hs"a
OF the Klha ever lllltel1hken III hcl1hcr ahcleilt
first carefully copied by l,antl md tllcn pho
tnrru unl,nl. cverv error, If unv cxtstci in
tI.,n' i,os i,onn c,rof,,I,. e,,,icd. n,"I ,,,t''
Insn. a!s osest cn."'uly n eor!su; n.,;, au' VIII
natch OF cn]orcd capital letters which they
coutnin. thoy taye ltpn cxnclly u-
nrotl,lcrd. When tho yn],tmInnl,s not,,rc
a"ua s',aa lily" ~ ao,,, ao ,o'"" H. ,'',o.sa., .a.1
will he brtter 1,,,iorstootl, Tho Spcckle,i
Uoo1, and the Nuok If Ieinestcr cnutnin
a'n1 ,..1,s ~ ny o" ~ ,ai, ,...t.a m t,an" T.,
each 'oFy hear!y as h'ac'' fhattor as tlaore Is
III the Old Testament; tho Book of tho
Dnn Cow" not nearly 30 voluntno,,s, md
IL only n mere fragment uf tho original, fully
i,if % ~ II havtn, Inn" inst '' ''''''"'' '""'
''",a m,,oa " ~ a.a,.'s uess 'os'.
Thcso DOCKS arc perhaps the most ten'Arka'
bio monuments Ut tho kind possessed by nliy
E,trn1,cnn natlon. for ulthonri, thu tlale nj
tl,eir trmrscrl,t,nn IL mi sn ycrv n,,c1emt % tho
nnn ~ tn trroir ~ t ,s.,t sv ~ tha, Il ,, ,n
rt ~ w, t,, tov w 's, trn,,t"ri ,i VIZ Eno
ink ~ ~ thn I'M. isoWv = arnlsnr ~ i, it'll
Gn ne} y u uu ~ % ma,S fra hnyt',,s ,t %
wri,,rn on % vcIiMm tat @ ,nas ,s 1get TeH
frnn ,hn ~ iii" of I'M "Hn ,nrtTr,'ar TT'"iig,, tig,
at,,v lt", a,I ~ ~ m nsvrnI v so,n trn .nga .M
t1 saw swas ~ n,oT W. ni ~ s ~, v. 1, H., s
nv h m"'i5 m ~ n%sotH io y ye't t WI T. " ou
~ S saY'iv yun sn'l 1i,ot T., tTu ,, ~ t't ~ 5
" o;W M sn us fnr ~ sa,, G 'noH ~ ~ ! s o
he a,St, III .n,rw wv aitnS, ~ r. ~ ",u s,cu r -
aa a9 s'1tn t cHn'nlyi n'1SmEn ~ ~ seeMis pvn,n p,
"ni, Nn, ~ t"Jn ~ sG,a, tna ., INV au t;oy'n M
Inr,tr n II h. isertinr xn,,,, tntn ;y,,ai,nnu Hv
~ 4se,s ~ ~ % ~ ,oH! t.ns % su1"g eun npuStttus M
q o,or 4ro fessft ttg Ho asook Of Le!,
, 1881-10-08

An Enr1tstt firm n,tnn,iurua n t,nyv vntntr0
hv vns,s 't,,snt,, ant,,iod ..i,r,nco ,''' ",l
Palper."
Col. r. ", NIgc;nson IL Mt his home In
Cambridge, nnd Is wrttIng q "I,Ife of Beuia-
min Frankj,n- u
-, .,. =,
~. l)n Chhllln'S new Dook, "Iise l1nlhl ~
tho Midnight Sum- will appear In London
euriy tl,Is month,
A s1xpcnny edition Of Lady i,rasscy's
"y'ovnpt. In .hc Snnhan,r >, las hnn,, ni,n.
Ifsj,.'l In Emvinnd ''''' 's'A P"s
49,. "'
Things 1f Lave" II tho title Of n new
Frcnel, book by George Lucllaud, tic son Of
tho distinguished lawyer.
Mt Dianel,artl Jerrol.l's life Of Napo-
lsst'e of tile fourth volume.
"Isouthinr It in t,uhlmru ia thu t,tlr NJ m
accnl,lit III swimming fgats md nfivrnftlrrs
10 Lu written liz Caut UOvton.
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