The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume], May 17, 1868, Morning, Page 7, Image 7

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pawoing hia bleg.b.. - :,a ,e <oo+.
When a ianis sanb le' ikt atired ma wi
Beea of elitris ip . ' r. ven.. -:_
A forlorn editor-y it; il  rd to live
A o s that I am   rw . .
he os of the t epentsit hýbed '
nocAklig d~ f Wi iown:; "om; reV. i'ni
Th iimI6ab a U4$ oliin i a for Sono
hnt- oly b ones, my own stekendei."
WAltor 's i ock of tnarble;.
educaton is to tee hmn •q..
(lmd soieieneeat sae ummivolt like, o.
stocking, b begPinm atthe afoot.
When a mri is srddle d 'wta bad wife
theise ae tw tabse str-lps int hoe faely
Therei a-mad on thn i ty'Wbo drink so
muoh wisky, tLat Iosq ioe that'bltE~ him.
di b e .felirit~ tremens
Sforlorn editor says it s hard to live
without a wife-nhey wer heart to get ua
of mornin to build were liable to tre.
"I don't think, indeed, that you are very
smart." "No, indeed; wIfe, but everybody
knows that I am ,y shrewd."
The song of the repentant husband artet
knockinge. s Br: wn: "atCrelaton rest in
my bosom, my own a stl" ken 4w."
And s'etor, sneehe wanted d of om
got oa e.tlreweek Wi a .s 4 bit
Smith, at table, *asd Browna a naoange
The Nevtter isten to ttere" sia mothert
did so, every atter waithgedt I listen
A laboy morning-boeat the streets
.. sae a what was the ,mtter."He re
pli We're in at m amma; that's a what' is a
crowd. "A rg. I lrthe jaed anothe'd.
"Hearven preserve s `orp ur'ned o an oldt
lady.
"Why do you prevar;iate dys ithi"
said a lrwyer. to a witnee. "I can't 'hel p
it" sohe reof lied, a erson replied tthree ront
As the onlye instan e of aw h God ever
memoA ly as hore by that it friends to remaeh
his kidesr, sad oss anpatry n henv. pays, for
his boots. et h
Speak of men's virtudes, says a Chinese.
mosqllet, as if-they were your own, and.of
their, lady if you were tooliable to their
punishment.
perA son wantas alher ."
A celebrTd lwyer -joe uid -that the
three most troublesome Lieat ' ;.e e
were young an teppedwh nto a book store
and sid he wanted. a young man's com
panion" "Wll, sir," said the boont seer,
"hero is my only daughter."
you foNever listen to atterers," aid a mother
to her daughter. " Why, mother, how shall
I know that they flatter, withoot I listen o
was the quick response of young miss. -
A boy runa ingewbot the streets forying,
was asked what was the mawitterh it or t
plied: " Want mfy mamma; that's what'sI get
the matter. I told the darned- thing she'd 1
lose me."r
eorge are dying of placiptnre of the heart,
and the periodicals of the day calling it a
cvisitation of God, a person replJohn mithat it
was the only instance in wh4?h God ever
touched his fathert.
A adyStok Pogis, anurged by herfriends to marryhe
a widower and as an argument they spoke
of his moved to theatiful chilryn. now. ChWilren"
liamed the lady. "athe likeson of his toothpicks. This
person wants hen Brown." was the son of old
A cerown brated y apariulawr e said ttthe
three most roblesome e William Cannon 1
were a yon of lady who ant. John Jones was a
ined, a married wom. In who lifwanted a di-el
vorce, and an old maid who didn't knowis a
hoeker she wanted.
Jones:ighty-e "lb Jones ha ven'tr given
wy evidene of extraordinary ith iti,. r Heit
hnewa never given any siof pnce.ing before the r
hpublr i tae to he of rish men. We think
phyl isaid to be of Irish extra~t aI.
Sats
I fle' ilp#
. i .
fo r a o
-eMlt;l. de' d"
Italisa Inthe~ Beuaeseb.e in st pro
onti *nt . with ad de
•adle. &e mne.Z.,nh Ad,
the a the bieu whoel deris o
gra 8 ,-$a hmne
havi dust revd uai oiyWeek o the
tiem co the Ve.atit , e wiey thoe
,innes eiahion Romethe galltery prof o
The; osdqeypyis v n wh cherih sog
pnm*0sa1t0 aal thelazpat
tha -pt~ ra o uWee athee-y
aist. mn tlihte uration s for th e . saeIag
et rejceived a aes v of ithe
leslyint bersint whicrhc. T e e
Tield late at the Kastte rofsre o
pithar thp Holasup eerbla owe i-l
ase. On the Vpper s de T ore the
aintlrelyedf Out .ad yr of loonei, ir f l
Sfoewilg l o vicatioeita o; ax f t he hfa ve
ne om e r naie ao t ubeer dho rer
passage, i ile mnr 16." relow' thIe is
-h c rep .Fames ie ja h u al s titae of lor
LTTenite sad Wile. do Partes. aonnd
the ated al o engrased the beautifhl motto
anbrtll them gd nn~t~rs 'have ioptpd
T·hemna.ies nof e s the Moekad ist, Con
at thi ctime egd to reeeies more" h e· -
ofirman ther files. ae Poel, anwdhsae
tinbes to slt in. Rome andh in the pror
inas, arn all pi er. te. people are preu
parig to belebra the HolyWeek and fee
tipel of edst r with piety and devotion.
At t. Petert'sa, p ofspaioss for the several
magnifidcet - eeiems, of these. soliemn
tL7Lareiabsr made. The Sovereign Pos
-ti will .Of at yase ixtne c Is during
the later days of the Holy Week t be will
publleie wash the faof the pilgrims in the
eBatliee of the Vatictan re will give the
Papal benediction fromn the gallery of loSe
anl he will officiate pontifially at the high
mpass on Easter Stho -We see, there
foelre, how lie fondation thereis for the
edlrepil hihomejournals have of late
irculenated as to the state of the Pope's
health. His Holionesls remarkably well, and
'at this time he gares audiences more fe
quently than usual. ..omelomlsuausuallyfall
of foreIgners the hotels are fll, and have
Sbecome ines ient for the numbers who are
dally arriving any arrivals are oannouned
which may b expected at any moment.
The great desire of this jnltitade of per
son,after that of assistin at the touching
ceremonies of the ooly eekr, is to be al
lowed an  nterwo with the comu on Father
of the faithful, and to receivefrom his ven
eralle -hond a special blessing for them
selves and their families. The Pope, whose
kindness is inexhaustible is alwrays dis
posed to welcome those who present them
selves, and if it were not for the careful
the greatest part of the day wold be et
p r nianreceptions, so great it the desire
an so manyhe are the applications to be ad
mitted. Of late years the visitors during
the Holy Week are calculated to amount to
fasting haven already had an njrious effect
mupon his health, forhe finted inere the Sirtine
chapel on the 3d rot., dring the sermon
deliv ered by the Coapc fiari Esebl to dhe
Monte Santo, in tin prmsence of the Pope
parte had to be carried ont of the chapel.
St. Eustahe, iu aid of the j hoor, Patti' was
prlncipal daughter of charity I These
•nd s ere~ i maestro7
"arelegeb1°.~Wiýfteie
' ' ta pr a
4I i' 'lit "et- •
T tý P_5- .T tirf.
i ;dres` thehr eame fte
!,Jandd.-m n~bythesrdieP %tihem ma u t, -
.at w Seelin t o mx orepo o
i ettse as-- sn dd .s otill
ro o en _hes hrre daIn the
hgeo r huo v.miarh to th d ine oI
ate Mse i sy weres abtno to nneertske
re e s n.t. The Poe or iso
new C s, Bonaprtei ad Bezoagadi,
aid wrreas at the door of the eovs t by I
SyaSeemetral of the Domientisieder, r.e
Jsei andby'the CardinalVI., and was
morst wmly reareied by the rewd, boeth
athis ar va and departurre Tf lo n rts re
smae on the unusually large attndance at
tie' various chaureheos of ears during -be
pst week, and observe that for some years
pastreligious t einea bs become more in
;pense in theweri is still
pZreo g in the samet w rec ý It ten hei
Smoe menot bbe gannm toqiir
an oiieaistbe etensio from the yearlS 4.
its vebsiso r c ane nai by phn intrit[a
Sdis ordie of dlb no the teo a of
mater of--ttte tosPa attmm to her pi s te of
Ie aelire cnrteea and a ueoense that
nothina eohime lseia e. rThe impieed thus e
giveun dr sice ontinued, a d endeqlB byt
caying withrit allh cltaes of the popuii-' e
ton, latid iby prodacing the onsnoetdioy
phenaoenon we are now witnessing that e
Sto sy a reliliou revival in the Modst aof
at the same tioe pursued with Incrdibrle ;
activity. The resdlt, wse scarcely heed ndy,
a -eirs to -s to be one of the most reasow r- o
ing elements of the present situation. The
more society is carried along by progress
towaran order of labors and efforts of a
materPialit atute, the greater is the neea
Jsity t crvert In the midst ofr it astreng
spiritualliticcouonteripose. Religious ideas d
and the Catholic doctrine resume under the
most asmirableiform, that aspirition toward
more elevated ideas which man cannot dis
pbense wiht. a
30uT10a ag o 1'EOU I I I,
DiorCusa or Cnrci swvn-The Most Rev a
Aroh.iishop confirmed nine hundred and
thirty-five persons, on the 3d inst., of whom o
not a few were converts including 'an B
Israelite gentleman and a young Jewesa.
In St Philomena's Church there were one
hundred confirmed-one of whom was the
Jew above mentioned. Three splendid i
new altars and three statues of exquisite o
Chincnnati wormanship- the Blessed
rginSt. loseph, and St. Philonena, were
Coat edrat. -W never saw the boys and
girls better prepared dr better looling, u
There were two hundred and seve uy-four a
confirmed, including some adults and con
erts. The scene in the Cathedral was of
surassin nterest to an immense audiene. na
Bt.o p alet o.In this Church there were a
fothundred and ninety-five confirmed-a
dozen converts. Had the Church been three ,
times as large it could not have accommo- c
dated all the thousands who sought admis- c
ion.red T cs Be ar cion fo f lthe ssed a- o
crament cloesed the h eoly day. -otho
Ftera. rW r6s.- ho confirmed in trhir
nice Church werensixty-flvc. It wea n
crowded-the music Te sgrand-the chil- au
Bender, aa thaeyatiful hyhmn, after con
urination.ib e. Prejectus Rmaheden-f,
Bishop elect of the Vicariate of Colorado it
and Utah, but who was for many years a
those differhent churde s and ga.- bnetlic- "
Teon at 8t. Ed6ward's. Wi
Telegraph Meg 6. T
venerable Father Jarbee, aimta
O ,l v .'Lyres, a>s se ee ea.,
.m -. et of" bIe, tn -hap
ins • Wrai Wnrti
l, t the *onv tbe toaMeryi oheao
G.n t ather. oQe In ceeo
duoing hls harrs. had never
bete .ondelted th - a la, l i nr
teronbs o sambenuak.' t9 GdA.m i
our Motio v., Anbsh* admeseach da.
sacrame- t of h - .in the Chapel of
the Visitation, to t hepupil of theb.
institution.
olt., at the Convent of ery, Poleton
street, Sster Mhu. MartIa Joyee pronounced
the vows, ande eeived theblac, vl fromn
the hed of hisGae e the A chbishn
who alao preache, sn ~,he aimp Lon i
Grane was as by the Re.v. Eivard
eaoteti ee e pator of Si. Peter'sa
Drocas or Pa LAbULF&.-On Snday,
A insrt Ee Churchb .ithop Mary ofed the
Assumto, in Lancaster, Pa., recently of
thret was dedicated to the servicel of the
nit, atin the preCqnce of era vast con
corthe vo people, anred with impressive and
solemn preache on. The earme of dedica
tion was ache l"by the Rt. Bev. EdWilliam
henr Elder, D.D., Bishop of NWatches,
ississippL.
CATHOLIC DIRECTORIY.
$Dow we ý1v the l eee aaud naa ofne -Chehes.
-(pn4g M a n Cmi..'the herna e(Mline,
r X uo tie ai atp , lb b . -
eur Sheele4 tebs 4[. .1 ýý rrss; sr.
1. S. ., 9#;' %arn -
uat o110 Irl .iý'J/. side ; 'ý.. I
r  ,S s R1v T D J. o1e
a Jee., r.1a thew. h a
Few Lj J rala t~.t a. Rev.
R-., Dmter .e , Ck .a Pa. ]lte a _ ma
· So - V a f..84. ea P.M ,
16 3o. Qe'lek 7t 0 '. Vmeneb m Y seelen e f
ith o mm atd 1 in winter. eekjfeT
IL. sr oeu -Bev. one In e 'da,
a.Hn Bent Iian-eC . 'releohesT
Im., ,edtor. n 0: ek iefla'qee
Rseediolmt 4a t 3 at!apk. "- . .
J.e.hf. aet-Re.J.B. D5oC S ., Reoto. Re.
]Patch8ers aimo10 i'bk.sMs oe~a o n1 0'dmk." ua"
C.ather Pato. Msser, Co. 5.r3 Q oo'. o. Merediler.a
veniton at ,'d.eftk v
o . hr _ _F+abW--Bv. PC. sS. R. Retor. Yi rr hrev
aheeh, lex. anderolt., 88 M B frne. V Mberemnt i.
go.,Nov. g ames Loueter..7 . R., aeosana ask . Rv
cation and ermo'n atk, 7 'lck
Jolrink'. (.o   X', n
R . 2. J. J ienedhtNe.t.art, C urS. U[v.Ma, basl, 0 a
as St. bo. l usena.
NO(i, dPI. Ben &#bo~wa, ( r) Joc. * e.
C.9 aM., a..d Ceido,.n," etde,- ev. S Ge1.., C. .
.. Rev. atehroa, C. -B.P .Wk days ain?
o' cleo u dack. y O dy r, Main a10 Wole, m itld
at 10 o'clock. Sern at 10 o'clock. tvenla momc at.
5 o'clock in sammer, and Si in winter.
&L .M'ee'Archbishop's 0Euat on Sharimw e0i haebin
Ubilane anad Howuit e-VrykRe. a. 7 1i
rPa-retw . . ar Per. Weaed. . a -k
Sndayt 6, lOand 10.. YSmon atl ro' t Syo'k.
4 o'lok.u
Old towlee Church, Unrauine Strad, beiqn an
esd Obi ].Fat-Rev. Father Coste, P. t Week Ay
at 7So'e ndal. 8,0my. Sermoma7 d t. 9r.eaSr.
J.Znsy, at.Re.P. F. U~a C -
Sunday, ,7f and io'clock. Sermon at i, e"
pesde i ad let? atDo 4. er M.cam
AL. John . athe (RureA,.Drge44 tulsetei (7am.,.
Pand so. --+e. Father oeytna. Pev.,ter tor. l i at
Father Saeen. Week day Mat atr 7 olok. Sdy a
7, }0 and 10. Sememn at o. Vepera "t 4 'dock.
a.Lordi Ostheh'et, Ohs~aut steew, te. a. AR Land
. P.4v atrata.--Rev. Fatlher Chu.s, Pater.. Rev. Fa
ther T. Tolomler, Rev.Father Ferp Rev Fa therMillet.
Week day ndate at and 7 o'clock. Aondaye. 6, 7, Sand
O. SermoUn. 1' French, a 10 o'clock.- Veper andL en.
dincslon a Bt 4o clock. .
ed Patrice Oa rrwt bien Gsr edendaIa
A .etU-Rev.n ' thor Flanueganr Paeer. Rev Father
Sheehan, T ev. 1' ther. alton. Peek datMaaatie and
7 o'clek. undily at , land 10. Sermon tt 10 'clok.e
Vetper, at 4 o'lock.
a. Joeh'e Co,,ujwi urbd Mean Yar. 4 and V.. lse
atren-Rev.. J. SmIth, C.[., Superior. arev. . nthler
C. M., Rev. . oglioll C .Rev Wm Kelly Ck ILnd
Revo. Jmee Duncan, Ml.. 1.e, weekrdayn lh* nd 4
o'clock. Sunday Mass 6, 7>, eand 10. erwmon at S0and
10 o'clock. Vepers and Boition at 4 oclok P.
i. Aaugwait ian Church eorerr Ofa. Clench andBoyoi
lan Rev.. Father Soha. Week day Mase at? o'clock.
Sundy at 7.8 and 10. Semon at luo'clock. Veepeeat
4 o'clock.
S_. Ann' Church. St. hlip stree, between Ronson and
Phaeir-Rev. Father Tumoine, Peetor. Week day Mase
at? o'clock. Sundayd and f. Sermon at . Veser
,. -13 o'clock. ,.
aI. l~Inn eig trOhnrd Chrch,~ St. L FednndnonSbte
Grumn en (Osceataole etreete-l. Father Sckerk,
Peeltr. Rev. Father Leonard. Rev. Father tevle. Week
day ela i o'clock. Sunday at? and 10. Seranea
10 o'clock. Veepere at 3 o'clock.
S. Vinc at de Pout,. Groaten. bet ween Vontaegitad
Cloust stret-e-Rev. Fathtr R. J. Foltier. Week de,;Mas
at 7o'clock. Sunday at 7 and 110. Sermon at 1eeiBock.
One Sndale In Prench and one Sunday In Engliah. Yea.
pete at 4; o clack.
annuaceioon Church. Coter of Mandevilte and Moerale
-streete-llcv. Father A. 1),.. IJ'etor. Week day Maea
7 oclock. Sndolay at 7 and9. Sermon atB o'clock. Vyea.
pete at 4 o'clock.
a. Peter's Church on Crepetdreet, ieteentartgn1e end
MendeeiUeetreet -it.V. Father C. Mor Bev. bather
Fstlegbbous. Week day Meat at Ejo'clock. Sunday
at 7. 8 and 10. Sermon at if o'clock. Veepereat 4.
IL.roe.dis ieta, Bunjon etmid baeean Llorgneieo and I
Broad tradow-t-ev. Father F. Mittelbron. 'Week day
Mate at?7 o'clock. Sunday at 7b and 10. Sermon at Il
o'clock. Veeperat 4 o'clock.
Rev. N.J.r r PCeli, Chaplai. Maew on Sunday at Blas
8a.JaPhe Csrch,' Giutee-.u Sundays at 7 o'leUek,
Low Mas.; at 10 'oeeI . Pas Ma ank. SirhMes in
R #sead 5rrm~on very alter Sunday; at 31
e'eoo de L, Iyaas dad Bsneatouonend
Boi o .. ( 1O phaut AawYlea.) Indepdne
uir eR *td.-R..R Fathers cadona, thu eri.and
Tamky
~ uu
ýueeeigmt e..m..gmA
uats f tha ha he e .p ý
ur PNA3 CAi
To. 0131",t0.Ibhhiy
Hens~l~: ofth''M lt; bo ,t
s1. aaoPnns tof . bI"Irmd 1J .
th ousntof < DbSI~u
Alv h ug d of :ý a par620"4
___farew aasth* aeiýýs'
WIDdo K oe ýM.a tbaiishY~
thex. *elea asqiaena eA_ E
php Uttew. r.hopaa a three hum.Iehedee.
asw PrmllCea a17 .
~pthstanao-ar Ilnaana eehhatg ·
Deamburi it, US OB IC.
Th Re,. Paria Vboet ae Invited to read tha pse
peol. to their ruepeetve sun C
Parii atof th4 Gi
BUSINESS CARDS.
. EDUCAsonsA AGECY.
SCaRLz B D. ELDER,
No. 140 Poydrae street, New OrleMas,
Blng Speial Agetd for many Colleges, Oevents, .ad
Aeadsmies an Seathern sad Waster Seates, egre
(gimti) fhel tm to parents and guardiams who wish es
aelect sohbool fb their children sad wards.
Cathollo Institutions may have their colletes eand
any other interests tittbfnlly served, by plcilag them
promptly in charge of this Agency.
Address: Box 9034, Postomea New Orleans La.
S-inh8ads- -
TO PLANTERS AND MEhCHATSCB
PREMIUM COOPERAGE,
No. 13 Cati etreet, New Orlesa.
Coa.imati a head, fo sale a stmaeersf Molmmu.
Barrels and Half aim Hoep1oiea ýraoa lfosre
and Barrels, delvered at lowest market lplceve 3y
mhM I3. a.3 YErI I .
JOHN HENDERSON,
WINES AND LIQUORS,
fel6 ly No. Theupitla ew Orle
GEOOGE J. FRIEDRICES,
DENTIST,
No. It1............ St. Charles Stres............ N. 1i
Corner of Girod, one e above the Clr Hall.
PISAMUL REYOLDB,
o. 4 Washington street, corner Coustames,
New Oleans,
O se8p her services tto h piblc f the Cure of G -e
UIre, Bone elon, Catbarrh, Carbuncle, Whit we91 ll
(8'e TUnMD GpJAS&
HENRY E. SHARP,
Nos. 147 and 149 EAST TWENTY.SECOND STREET,
Between Third and Lexington Avenes,
q*g1 ly N e wesh.
R3SM & BOYD, COMMISSION r7Nwar* r
And Dealers In
Bagging, Rope and Twine: Ires Tiee, Nay4. (era sad
No. S Poydras, Street, New Orleas.
sah9 ti
CITY MONEY.AT A PREMINK.
i. 0. . Rr. W1 .
BERRY & HAT,
Wholesae and Resta Dealere to
FANCY AND. STAPLE GROCERIES,
No. 71 Camp street, New Orleans.
Country oders promptly attended to.
N. B.-Geods delivered to any part at the elty, tee ot
drayage.
City Mousy received at a Premium of Five Per Cot -
overu onest rates. makil m
JAWa D. LARLssr. wU.ulAr so004.
BLAWMW t& HOGAN,
Mmunfacturersead Dealers In-
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUfNES, VALISES, AND BAGS,
Prebch and American,
Nos. 9a and 1el Canal street, and No. Chkartres et,
. New Orleans.
Gold Medal awarded for beat bom'ne.ade work at State
Fair of 186.
Silver Medal and Three Blle Ribbons for beet Trunks,
Vlises, add Begs at iaeIr.e.lP1868. UbS 3m
JAMES REYNOLDS.
Nos. 160 AND 162 POYDRAS STREET.
Near St. Charles, New Orleans.
MMUAACU mM OW
MARBLE MANTE LS MON SUM B' TOMBS, AND
Cabinet, PIer. and Plumber Sbse made to order.
N. .--Marble and Brik Tm bll ater the latest
designs, mad executed ina workmanlike manoer and as
cheap, if not cheaper, than by any other Marble estab.
fe3S Sm
SLOAT'S ELL PTI SEWING MACHIIL
TRIUMPHANT AT THE LOUISIANA STATE FAIRI
DOLLARS, and witlh, each will throw i one of MeCali'
Rsyal Chart for Fitting Lad' Dresses, at the reat
Southern Machine and Variet Store.
mhi 6n . . H RmICK. , 87 Canal stret.
R ATTHEW WARD NURNRTURiE AND BAG.
Vgage Wagon, No.371 ~elpomene street New Orleans.
Purenture taken down and put up, and Plano removed
carefully, on most reonable terms.
Ordrn may be left at the Musio Store of Mrom. Zern
& Bre,n,r, No. 8 Camp street.
Th, Car stands at he corner of Camp and P orsa
streets. mU y
;INDOW GLASS, I'AINTH WALL PAPER,
WINDOW SHADES. ETC.
A large and well selected stock of the above goeds
always oo hand and for sale at greatly cainer' 7,ose atg
the paint store M. W EEAA
fe9 lV No. '15 Canal street
HOPE INSURANCE COMFY OF NEW OERLMp,
Odoe-No. 21 Camp saress, near Conmon.
Hy. Peychaud, Prsidnt; P. Malo. Vie Preiddag
Lafayette oller- Joh L Adan, . P., ~he.,
Thomas N. Blake C. W. Bradbury, Anr ,ire,
Fx A. Dures, The. D. Miler, By :.abd
els tf