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lre the"d 3 eAk i 'i .th 'labe,:-ifY *
havt e L ,i htdh.e a oya prepesi"w san
etsolooo thep, 'ti a ld;i mesn 't. !!
of i an y t"'.
aasI w.siadSleypitlty ýbd. Ther,
der-i th flouteeaehaes.sn e
lbs citymsspiqs - 41' i;
", alough' of dafu "`' or:isoIrtI 3tth
mtitee, playinng ' . T '"I, q
city bills. When soughtfori theeplstle
dnot be fouind.
Sxwupsy.n Wart. rCeas.-Ths mo asp,
whiceh haso -eibn prominent; yh bete tb.
public for ,some wes, and which was
noticeable s owel1 e th.aaop t woto d
as the emineace of the counselt dmployed
on botha sides, was dealded .iy Judge
Thenam -yesterday, in foyer of the defend
ants. The sealed letter, which wasusbad t
eontain the real intents of the testator, sad
to have bean destroyed with th iptention
to defraud, the Judge sakhit the teeir
many shaowed had not been disposed
of in any way to jrstfy the pre i mpti n
against R. D. Shepherd that he had been
influenced by sinister motives.
-WiArnwoaxs.-No plan has-yet-been
arranged by- which the usefulness of the
Waterworks, lately come into possession of
the city, can be extended. Complaints are
daily made of the insuffiency of the water
supply.. in caseof fire this is most appar
eat. Ths state thna d ld notbe per
mitted to exist. any longer. Privte and
public-interest suffer, and cal fr a speedy
remedy. We noteice that 'Xr. Lockwood
has addressed a Ecommar iation to the
method of giving uas a suflelent supply ofe
water both pmre and good. We' hope the
circumlocution ofet e wilanot be permitted
to deter a mel as imperative.
Lawe,-The sit ahroeught by Mr. Peter
Mancy against the Pohtc rar EtRaiwlroad
Compsiany for $100,000 as damsages for the
owners of theeamer Crele, was decided
last week agaist pthe p ntrnt The case
was noticeable on aecount of the eminent
counsel bngaged by both parties.
Poseoxnxo.-This dayvweek eighteen per
sons were poisoned by eating corn-bread at
a boarding-house on St. Charles street.
Arsenic enough was found in a imanll speci
men of the bread to kill two dosen persons.
No clue has been found to the guilty ones.
Ao IxPoarayT e Dacrsnox.-The Third
District Court rendered an importani de
eision last week. In effect, t decides that
the corporation was bound to receive its
own issues for all taxes levied for general
and ordinary purposes.
ICo-mnU&COU. .
E! mn or row eon r
Cmter Mernisg Star sad Came ts M es.suer
The Right Rev. Dr. Quinlan, bishop of
Mobile, conferred the holy order of sub
deacon on Mr. Edward Aloysias Ignatius
Taylor, formerly of the diocese of South
wark, England, and on Mr. William Lane,
formerly of the diocese of Cloyne, Ireland, in
the Church of the Visitation Convent, near
Mobile, on Friday, the feast of St. Philip
and St. James; and on Saturday, May 2,
and on Sunday, thethird after Easter, when
the Fathers-of the Society of Jesus cele
brated the feast of the patronage of St-Jo
sepb, the same gentlemen were raisedto the
order of deacon aend priest. The two new
priests are destined for the mission in the
diocese of Mobile. We trust we may augar
for them a useful and successful Iministry,
dedicatedas they have been, as the firat
fnits of the Month of Mary, and under the
especial protection of St. Joseph, the patron
of priests. May we venture 4o ask your
pious readers to offer a prayer for their suc
cess in the priesthood that they may be
able to work enccessflly for the greater
glory of God and the salvation of souls.
TEA! TEA !-Tnlk about reconstruction
impeachment-city money-the real ques
tion of the week has been: " Has that tea
arrived Y" We literally stop the press to
gladden the hearts of oar lady friends with
the good news that Mr. J. W. Platt, corner
of Camp and Poydras streets, can supply
to a reasonable extent the most argent de
mands; and in future he will take steps to
avoid the disappointments of the past. His
customers will be suited to a T.
post L valuable arMile n7
Is about to ahdIo
!_be '"be smod to te , .5 s eai
al tbh.~e......U. ' ... ll'e
Dsia.lretieInew /e aa d toi
as dbs9eac stocr n rs. ptidg
Or tm tbe olt fyour thsadsd
Scent since 1880, while poplation has
y. 'ne see foura hundred.
A ediotor in Minnesoto weighs six hand
'rd-fo-to pou ,d" Can his pro.
Diisli be npalIw be compared to :
dOg ia ety-fve r eet to g waieh r whieh, is c
mj e is iaideti sry applied to ta ee -
t e inrese the yield of gIld
.sadsher tn.fold this year. -
Le P.eWte psmul of Pars printed on
has iem neone tetad to which strike off
Our axant ot o ansinc medfont thousandn
per cent rince 180 while population has.
only increased four ndred. ,
thMe 3 ... 10th M t oll swee
n Newditor in Minnesota weighs six hun
t• hemselves are not always models of good
ired andifortytwo pounds.e Caned his po
eductio. Wishbe d e light r ead esa frg
mý onng an geonsawendlhag thieeno e
Wrievillces aa homei. o er
A rmaner in Vresidng , Arrha, MsourWn ,
dug ninety-five feet to ot water, which, it
en which rsecently to id nf ven inces.
the lm s ser. Esupvery
A stdeate was latelyt noet from the shedi
ibof an as i Mona. We hvte oien to teard
o rs .St sater, but resdenly of stealorida,
has eosaae converted to the truth. Will
Msh ae recant has ome into
now the Qouen of Wooster Maon sachusett
is ver a m of i dor for each tree
plTwo New Yorkers beta i t cinty. of
bre on thgay e re e ofnthe Conee eleo-ts
mtA dosr irg motherl in.t to Yorke it, ho
the 10r the ine thab ly h lIroform. , -m.
- A womfndn Aust 'ýliyti thm ahe
will maruruin three mon , ifher ha ad1n
foes nothe people were re than righeve at
April hbas'ben auu
evidtene that he was tr ied down.
n ew York conductors of r ailroads are
authorled the arrestnd printed. Cn Rductos
themsand elvnglis ae not Sewayrd, whmodel ofhe retgooire
dress for damet the recepositionnt distrb
A motioes. Wish we being made inedr Pars forlia
grievanees at home.
A man. in Val Bur lia, Arkansas, owns a
hen which recently laid an egg seven inches
the longcrest way and six the oter. Every
way in remarkable hen g W(h)le
A extarae wvaga ltely stolen from the shed
of an arutor of dictionr. Weand inhaveoftentor of therd
or brshirng-tatte, bt rae is drely of steraling
a statue weighing several tons.
Maexpende Md four hundred dlately come into pos
sesa taxion of three, and then of Spainot c's diamollect it.
valued at 600,000 fhrncs. Madame M u.ad
is now the Queen of Diamonds. -
The Danaainien Pwereheliathent hall times.
$1200 yay to Mrs. WGee `and :400 to
eachstagherdaghter in Pike Dominionounty, Piera., agedty
is very hairu drived in limitsdred nd even
Two New Yorkers bet a large loCf of
bread on the rsixt of the Coundrectd milt ele-drin
tlife. The loser a Rheadical, w is bond to
knead its contensi-half a barrel.
A doatiug mother in New York, .whose
son richly merited puniahment, could not
end in her heart to chastise him ntl placed
under the iniluengiof chloroform.
- A Methodist woman ust telyavwertses t he
will mary-in three monthsg a campr huier,
does not turn np. She wouldn't grieve at
evidence that he was turned down.
an omnibus, after leaving a camp moetling,
,tArasar was eiastdy s rtenced ~ aS rm I
cheteeseivAY eamspen sertitrd~ Mara
hw, imaiyia
,mi tl.,bw tolea wlir eyoa.r
, m +..-+we', b.,.ie e e Pt.....A..C.
amm--,--e_ p .ase h ily t '.em'en.laL
a ferrelee...e... . a t , -s
,a smaledlanon. .hs -'I ,
"Jeir Annr wit-enweed, lost store
le aed by that thae thersi on. o
, A o ln the 10nh iat. A house
Ited from the greavily tauned round, imd
owpped : , mass of l.a r u rA urnga -boi
ured 'n the m ss k aencpe ebut.
The, End dhd mint a deotiation li. that
of a smalll teers so longannon
A vestige ~dr main. Our oe do w not re-al
ive United tat curreay if the sitleat
Peple r not ae-- to beept ator an endof rmon
t rentd bophlior bard tetet ds l
Ayitg yin rthAl he n, who cooked
their dinpnr y ýe wotod lost stove
eoeered inathe wood. There was
little saved by that transaction.
,Ardn on the D10th at. A house w
ed fm the ~ground, turned round, and
dropped a mass of rmins. A negro- boy
The Enlelph mint has dnveted that worn
silver and gold rthe teders so long as
a vty remoll ino or oth0els do not re
ceive nited Sbtesy errm if the smallest
beffaedexcept at an enormousade
A French pht icire lately testitabd in a
poisoning week, that bheo observed symptoms
of the true nadsre of the.maladye but did
inot apply the proper antidote lest it should
i-,aks polion and thus preveat ts being
proved on theas fral , the e
A Phladelphian hais nvented a railway-
aorty on oinbllot twenty-one.
_ecording to an exchange, in is
nne t the ase of an editoruld ha
lasss r fou over a timher. B ho d better
imaaveis.by trnhn the dessg ao into
-oL fortomi n1 wue present, et ntim oIe
tndeber y r.
.lc VEsf.-COtraz t eleande..omparsO ae
-den aaornd the MLongHest argme s. nThe
aorle of the follown g reseoning, found in an
last paper, i can eithem be denieib norn
Std aeard s,by ny of the ultof the re
sena election in •this tateIs: Sea"tr.
twenty-snee Republicans to fifteen' Demo
-licnsto t-three to be the Cr
mjor ityon joint-ballot, twenty-one.
The value of advertising was exempified,
scording to an exchange, in staiin
mann Ifn ths be case of editour, whall of
vetie whod for a long time: "Boy wanted be
-ti.ndloes,." and wthe dired "bit of , as
ot forthel iomisng is wife presented him one
morning with a "Gret takein" of the requrred
geati ta , then we honderld e:
V.-Th Ve Roman.- Caontrholic Church estonsb
of.-ten afford the sCatholiest argmest in The
force ofhe followihg rch soning, found int an
Ewnlish paper, can neither be denied nor
.fritteord away by ridgy of the trcloicsd of
sophistry. :
And Poplastly-Influeagantialbe meet Chrings heldtian
order of the day,. and the wholesale ibrel*W
of the other ede of t. Gemillionrge's Channel to
eeribe this state of things as a "senti
It looks odd upon a paper, all this, but it
s precisely what is to be mlstere up Ins in
reland-inof the name Christianity in pHati
lar 1 If this be true--and,-of course, all of
r. ho kDisrnoaeli ever thouDisreli would be
the inst to Engoil from such a distate grof things,
scandourslous, and it woulicked bit of cl a revoluttr, ion
this, fee it s not-ifthis be tre, we bsuchg to
hingin Irelandtio, that may be worthat vsome
einggn it leas, to pgreater lagical tupon of
mind. Let the Irish nostrum be tiled over
here;.. iq 'hort,. let the 'same justice be
measured oatto Great Britain as it buIreland
ie patient beadit, then we should have:
.-ho goe Romit. A humane maChurchn unloadshim.
who goadsIt. A humane man unloads him.
hrae" iimla the f e-I "h , their
- giE seiloWaus' auesse ntiUed
attended sermon and instruetle ---and
'4 1 ( au d :l tj "a m om g w h o mt w e ne
one ep-wtete an,
. b,  to edi ther tý
Oe good pofeotorateoD bfor the re
renet to toi amont ove hvtwoe
dttedu Im i'e ' Atrehb ishtrcbtiv ot
bh aur that teheyattene
uades agthese the dao a'h for the re
ments under _ our o , labu.
In better tnof we ollU oote one r thea te
chwem h, 4 HelyWrin how waa even.
teg, was fidow to and w spe ye ned uit
e to the unt a t savety-two
dollar-a little eit is tnie but pleasing
for their ome in your astor and the wito
ithem the fervent p ye of embarrass
meWould that we had our on reh men labors
the we goodowte, and we prto the necessity
they had been ministers of Pod things.
have already spoken of the new Cistercian
monastery at New Melebry, Iowa. The
Dubuque i5ne contains a frll deseripte :
"The eite selected for the new building
is' about one hundred feet south of the
present monastery. The main bufidin 1
in the form of a n ur ouni n eourt
one hundred and igheet Pong by he seI e
in width. They- will be of Mteneo, eachk sa
resting asbtlses twelve .fhet deep. The
southe een wing of the "elester will be the
mtoes impn edfe eeas it'is to be 'te
1te ds ndrfaxe yW-seven feet log ipladwithb
n it witll bem re bapos, each naned after
a saint of the 4lstereoan Order. At the and
of it a tower will Tse toth height of two
hundred feet. _'iThe. o urh' l per will be
one h and t eighty lert-long and
thirty- feet ih width. Its em.ape will be
ty t The ai· a structurel of
six.t long. The building at the north of
the square w llbe two hundredand fourteen
feet Ig. The west building will be a hand
some edifce, on. hundred and twenty-eight
feet long, with two stories sixteen and
-fifteen feet4n height.
" This monastery, or cloister, will cover
nearly three acres of ground. The details
of its plan are copied rom the utbr of
architecture used by the Cistercians in the
eleventh century, embracing much of the
Gothic style. It willbe a noble pile. As a
monastery, it will be by far the largest of
any order of monks in Anerles. There are
few in Catholic Europe which are of larger
dimensions. Duplicates of the plans were
sent to FFrance to the 'General Chapter- of
the Cistercian Order last September for ap
prevad. They were adopted without any
alteration and the head-of the order wrote
SthmeAbbott of New Melleary that it would
be the most perfect institution of the Cister
clan Order in the world.
" Exesvation for the foualdkhton was
commeneced several weekls ago. Beten
three-andfour thousand perch.ofstone have
been quarried and arealready on the ground.
Thi. stone used will be broken ashlar, with
out stone dressings for all the openings,
the taring and bee the water-atube,
buttrmeses, corners, water-tubes on chim
neys, and the capstones. The window
frames are to be of stone, and the sash of
lead. Stained glass is to be used. It is
hoped that every building will be ready for
occupancy by the 1st of June, 1870. The
cost of the cloister is estimated at over
We are under obligations to Mr. George
Ellis, No. 7 Old Levee street, opposite the
Post-oflee, for Littell's iving Age, Waver
ly Jfagazine, Harper's Weekly, Every Baler
day, and Lipptscott'.s Maygise. The taste
monust be fastidious indeed that cannot be
saited in looking over the immense stock
of mentasl aliment which Mr. Ellishas aTWays
on his shelves. -
THE CHEAPEST FooD.-The cheapest and
most nutritious vegetable used for food is
beas. Prof. Liebig says thembr-pork and
beans form a compound of substances pecu
liarly adapted to furnish all that is neces
sary to support life. A quart of beans costs,
say, fifteen cents; half a pound of pork, ten
cents. This wileeal feed small family for a
day, with good, strengthening food. Four
quarts of beans sad two pounds of corned
bef, boiled to ra, inafifty quarts of water,
ill furnish an good mieal to forty men, at a
cost of one doar-two cents and a half a
meal.-Zsral Gestlessan.
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"iaes,, . . ss, • . t.w- a.. . , -
to era .suspeasa st, to teenab m e
ne- A-l. sme(as tle 10. In
MOessme
teBtiºh ed, h ikenw theol 'e -
galed. They Te ta, n here.
Mr. WhitehLueaI, member forBeor.
,Abyovednia so a rdvises report wthatw the
0to the Roman Cholie Collee of
wasnooth, ed to starbolsh the sea u t thea
. bytheins ater the re-establishment ofby
the rish htreh, which was agreed to.
SDor o, M-Ty e --Genollowi i and the
tbeaenine pratedon of the Jacity, and kole
Sstrelet speeilly, have now hreat
onveence in theylal ge clock ontop of her
3new, to -the Roman Catholic College ofthe
Mr almosth, as lond toabolish the sontd oto the
Prlamo bell.te We understand thisle nt ofwas
the froish hch, which was agreed to.his new
S at oxom.-Th e following Is fhundredomt
The upense. ptin f the city, anhd Sole
dad we wt menspecon tly, hae neow a great
onveEene ian thelarge clock on top of the
new Caethvery Sunday, n which attie the
A man named Bremer, in Cleveland
hourky almost sbeer, lod ap the sound of the
Alamo bthel. Wepoor wrndertand this coomedw
brought from France expresslyfor this new
chpel, at something near five -hundred
dollars epense While we are on-thiesub
ject we will mention that the new chapel is
nearljor quite tompleted is a magaffoent
b lding,.and servieof is held there three
times every Sn day, In which the-public
A man named Bremer, in Clevetandj
whisky and beer, and approaching a jet of
gas, the -fames~frouais mouth caughy a,,
ind the. poor wretek was consumed "to - th
NEW ADVERTISEEKITS.
0 aBODbe DRa GoODea
POIRTB DISTRICT NW DB3Y GOODS STOmU,
31. 8 JLacke. trese corner Toboapienlas.
J. MILLER, Ja.
I wilL oaer the following Bergaa pa
. -MONDAY.DP Y , 2M6,6
rench Organdes, . p' yard.
Jaconete, 18. per yard.
isne White Swise, 3sp. nr yard.
. . 25 t ý et , 30, 40, and se. per yard.
.BD rlrllonte, I. per yard.
S Ninawok, e.. per a _
Lten, 40etyard.
e I Zmp Wia e w Cal b - aic i nnhes. , . a reeL
D r a ye Diaper, 2 ince, 4oc. per yarw . m,,
r. Linen' ete abve eea iMý
*. Cottn, p Oer ieae ...
. LWLinen, p S l, R
hite.. býDrill, to pr ard.
.. enuine Lonesdie, cje lr yar.
10.4 White end Brown 8'"etim Arat quaity. ae.
. rech Coseta. from S ee 5 h. e
A ne loa.e- emmaed tt.oh Hsndkhe f fee t6.
.. . =nBor._,,d sero~eL, for 4o 7.
Gente' Haod.kerehioefibr f
Gentie' Ram ee ) (nlhed) r .
ade.. .N'a mfoe. fet .
White Shirt for Gentlemen, at S. -
-.. ndershirt, for Gentlemen, at 3.
mtL- wy ors ther Goods, to numerous to mn.
.Ladi- . will be. your beneft to favor me witha
eal. I sab not sel my Goods at Cost Prirs, but wil
'be eatsled with emalpro e.
33M3fl32 TEN N3W alaN.
myl0 It , f" l&u i
O UR FINEST MIXED TEA.
Wjblch Iretailed at the very low prse of I1 se pr
ppsa inuaneurpessed- for ite delicious Baer. Fleat
1_ 5pl, JI.paer d; Bast Oolee. t1 40 perpDand
Blset Japan and Felifa Bhek het dbap ppi d.
All warranted to give eatlafction.
J. W. PLATT,
Tan Dealer and Grocer,
myl0 It Coreer Camp nd Poydraa. -ee.
TULANE NUILDIGw . l
rCLOTHINGAaT REDUCED PRICES.
we are selling our stock of Clething, 1Uearshis
bas, Shirte, 'trLks. Traveling Rags, et., at
Fries to alt the times.
GARTH WAITE, LEWS &r STUART.
Nam. I and Ft Camp Street,
yP10 It And No. ll MHain street, MeWph, Tua.
DR. W. L. DAVIS, v he fer mfur basa e
need In theroeie of Aeouetio YedM as s we
powe, trua. he my. without Impro~yrettert that
,--- aha be maintended.
Da. DAVI co. be e ed y a1+t his aaiby pef !t7
Canal etreet. en ail Dteanasofthe (tar. as
nes and. kindred lctioions.
MOZAT'STWRL3TBMASS, WITH A PULL
Orc ...tra. -m p ..Ld b at musieiase in tLe
citytogmther with m .n of the beeLngera o all the
cherche will be hgivet 8a lpbol. iall, Mall ain
LBache and Mr. Joseph MIIller Organis 8. lp*a
sos's Church, for the beeit oafSt Y? EliuC Aglpn.
now In great diatrem.
Any pemuen wishing to aid in the above. am is f by
applying at the Aayln, or to
19 JOHN D _)8ON.
MB S . w. TUNErB, -
Oe 110...........CANAL STREET.......1..... II1
oashboet closing atu a beantifel steac of Millinery ani
aey ei s, which sh.e Is selling at et . slap ta
-mae i to select a rBo t. Eat, or Dnes, at.
-- made, ooat ont fl t be pgl sed with tir Ie
iderhassehleh. Bateme, 11 tuia g. Dirtbent, o
Featers lfaat Cro m. m i Rsbrsdr Ibws
-eq een 4d UeC iOting Clrofs. c-m-s .
Caell and e ,a--e ns
qM fa