The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume], December 27, 1868, Morning, Page 5, Image 5

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. -s -h -- - wet
bhstow.an artele wheh ha coast weekor the
mopths in its rpgarU O, thoegk its money Z
vale be , inditive of adeepooted an
senvent "` o ;e lion or rendliness, the mo
hartiness of w will not. be ginsaid te
Aside, however, from any onsideration except rep
thtýd, is- our gits-theoe which for
the pu ro thoen. our readers would-be. Co
stow - benefit bun friends or relatives, let tra
them subribe for ad end nt the Moaxcto
Sraid 9azerfh is sure to g thre o1nor con- to
~~.-An event of the week has Rea
the ee&lebrc Ss o of the nineteenth or twen- cot
tiet, a.iivgrsary of the Satathwestern Bible
Society. ;q itself, thia would"- i"ardly have
afeAbthed subjeot .for a paragtaph; butirt has
eaS ,call arto mind occurrences which haveor th
1aoth inble impresqions on the. minds ofm
who lived in New Orleans when they
acou be tlsin, we recognit e of adearooted o
sB-. gentleean," o, riendli of the mreoo
athartineg of whipoe wgil notwbeNgainsad. a B
this de, Tho rder vidm, a actions and counsept re
wre .1I Harmony- wifth the precepts of
rhu i4 ltry Oth thehree editors ofal. eithe
inlmous siot abov aimed, two were preach- fo
the p etodist, the o her a Presbyterian
,to n bstene oft frnlcating that peace and
11 which a men of God promulgate,
-they s bed to deeds o the diret hatred,
nd defending which were s indefensible Nto
tas ijthat of the pe type, the rst mura -
ibNow tw an ascends the plat
rhis ea s abretno the bloodieteeth ofr ten
September w ve a count of tehwetern Bblesing
of chrch in eyville, parish of Jeron, inhave
this State, with the -somewhat remarkable cir
Samstance that six priests onom Brittanyo
Franoe, pliped ted in the ceremony. The
t reh itself was plahed under the patronge t
of S. Anne, and the parish itself was largely
composed of persoe froa that truly th oll b
prtionQt France. We were greatly pleased
to note tb e reival in this city last week,of
by thearwan of it Naisire, of some twenty
n-eisfall s sail provinre, who design lha
eathig cit Ths adiborhoodo" I bn anderia.
Tese tpe e Har of-e prop the prdescrieptionj
hto nse the treltab rele beditors who have
erasatore aea hodistthe ethr a resoure of our
planters ,beingrobuast, temperate and indutrI
The tementd nt of t he ires ir set- 1d,
eroint re made by a priost, whfniting tormerly
sided in t S "tate He now accompanies i
te emigrants, and must be of great ser
vies to the new mettlers, om his ahmlli
rty sadefendinper hie wier Southern modes of
life. It is no small advantage to them that 1
they and employment in a part of the country
.wher their language is familiarly spoken. We
anA,. a that other parties are to follow,
and soon we ay expect such sthee ons to thisr
Beton settlement :a will prove highly advan
tageousto the State a'd beneSfcial to toheople
lomsilaves whose ph o devotion to the
fait th haem given them repent-lrominent position theen
in the nation whence they come.
Septemberf Aeres.-A the meeting of thee
ofa churh in _esyvile pariah of Jefferson, in
thord on Tueed, ity, the mea inst., arabl cirommca
oan om the City brveyor was reoad, askingThe
cPr ission to ttef aske charge of and run the patBien
othe fallre of the contractor to comply Cawithol ,
hbys contract. 1te resolution of othe lowern
Boatid, prviing that from and afto Iber Jaiary 1.
thoe ity olhee are instructed tho hareceive in
payment uctinrsrc of taxesand es only United States
prrbne ,bng robthatt, temoney on hand ind ther
ctmity treasury be de stroyedt, was taken up adl
rpassied. A resolution was passed, prmittiug
exchange emiathe notes and mt the treasury for certi
icates of ithdebtedness, bearing fivme hper cmlit.
interest. Resoelutions of th lower Board, p
tey proving theployment In a p aatjudiations of the variounts mar
ketts, were concurred in, with thse provo thatllo
nComd ittee. A roootin w sr pet h aesion pted this at
tawhen the StBoarted adjourns, it bel to thmeet o Sat-le
tlUirday evening, for the purpose of action on the
in tene natordinance. Anothey reeolution w.
Boadopted t mt on Ttuesday next, to electmca
permission to thae chargity. The of and rneet and Land
ini Committee street draining machinevorbly on acount of
ing~s Committee reported favorably on an o~ndi
e f . aentral gaund ona Casa iae str, agal
e mpese ra have fppivi- A
S part of the e..n sa rl ezp
Sle 4 1Al;esWv --4je Trearad er's Ti
weekly report shp ; ea eeuipt$jI060d 99sx- have
pendituros, '3,240 baanUce ounasid, 4Ws, Y*'
400 97;' A eommnt on ifrom the oomatta- Fm
sionest of the Waser Wo asking for the u tse o
the.. Iron Building, .was ed. A resolu- lge
ton from the Finance (C tee, fxing the
rates df taxes on real estate an arerson -l pro
perty, for the year 1868, was a ted-The
name of St. Mary street was, by solution, st
changed to Church street. A iesolt fom
the upper Board, authorising depoests o city
money with the City Treasurer, for sixty g
and taking certficates of indebtedness is ,
money thus deposited, to bear five per cent in- z:
terest,Swas adopted. The-loance Comittee id
reported favorably on the resolution providing` I0
for the destruction of all city notes now-in the B
city treasury, inthe presence of the City Tres- the
surer and twe members of each of the Finance alot
Cozrimittees. An ordinance providing for the 8
transfer of the stotk held by the -eity-in the bls
New Orleans and Jake - il ii-UCompl
to said company, on condition that the com- I
pany extend their road to the river, and down ard
the levee to the depot of the Pontehartrain uni
Ra- road Company, the said extension tobe 'I
completed in one year, was read and referred. eve
A bride's dress at a recent Paris wedding ot
cost $12,000.
To cure himself of small pox, a man in Chi- fro
.cinnti Ined'himse! ny
A photographer in Glasgow now prodaues a
pictures by moonlight.
Vermont piumesherself n being the first to of
grant women's eadsge.. u '
It seens ithey grant licenses. to womenm in Gr
Bnffalo to eig nmale attire,. ,
Twelve men'and two women are now await- me
ing trial for iurder in Massachusettse. w
Over 4000 barrels of oranges have been vo
grown in Florida this smon..
Five expeditions are now preparing to start dr
for the Arctic regions. aft
" Seventy thousand dollars were found in the a
room of a Paris miser after his death.
A Buffalo lady recently asked a photographer an
"to take her." Having a wife, he declined. th
A ?umpkin pie is on exhibition at a fair in
New, Hampshire which is nine feet high. is]
A woman in St. Louis lately sued her brother th
for slander, and recovered $2000. ci
In two wards in Wooster, N. H., two woman
were-nominated for school directors. ,
At -St. Pial,,. Min., the thermometer was :
T Twenty-four thousand' "doii s are -PiI
monthly to operatives in Pittsfield, ams. 3
he Chicago rolling mills occupy an area of
eigh res. The works cost a million dollars. of
Berry was interred at Angerville,"in a
vault after own designs. - s
The Duchess Morney' Jewsels were lately fm
sold in Paris, and b aght $130,000 in gold. b
Henry Ward Beecher ys he feels nowhere
so much at home as in the ~w York Ledger. n
Jewelry has fallen in New Yrk from ten to
twenty-five per cent. . h
A nurse in Geneva is now on trial for poison
0 ing nine children. it
Lieut. Gov. Dunn has turned his attention
telegraphing sensation dispatches North. - r
P A man was hung in Norfolk on the 18th inst.
forhorse stesling. •,
Chicago has $15,000,000 invested in iron aa- g
nufastures.,
s There were forty-two more deaths-in Phils
r delphia last week than in the prededing one.
I- The Spanish ecclesiastics are stout to asasm
I- ble in coamcil at Toledo. -
y The number of Germansi the United States
a is over a million and a
r- A man died in ew Yorkball room on
I- Thanksgiving alg.- -
if Over four million letters were received at
bt the dead le)tir ofice last year.
y Wheelau has been denla a new trial by the
re Canadian ort. - -
r, Gladstone, Lowe and Bright a' been re
isl elected to Parliament. .
- President Johnson's message does'nt please 1
le the Thunderer.
ae m iFib l. nistor refuses to testify be
n ftore the Reconstruction Committee. '
Wendell Phillipe violently -opposes the re
1e peal of the tenure of office bill. -1
a- The Havana prisons are_ full of political of
ag fenders.
n- The firm of Trumbull, Blade & Co., New
of York, have failed for over a million and a half
th of dollarf.
er More pine logs will be got out this season
S1 in the pine regions of Wisconsin than ever be
in fore.
es The Russian government has discovered a
ho conspiracy among the students of Moscow and
ud Kiew, and numerous arrests were made.
ng The British government has ordered the
to fortress of Gibraltar to be placed on a war
ii- footing.
t. Lady Bulwer, who had such : life with her
ip- husband, is said to .be colined in a lunatic
ar- asylum.
but The English papers have a new direction for
nce becoming Prime Minister: "Turn round and
at- Prussia has called a conference of thb great
the powers to settle peaceably the Turkish-Greco
as question.
rt a Messrs. Price and Pearson, in a five days'
ud- bunt in Florida, started seventy-three deer and
di- killed thirty-one.
expense, dressedhelr ,dalhil& in the uairial
Thb ge oidaaioat oWeaseIsw asthlsisagt
have been uanusuallyý gfi1:-S more-thea last
Father Doane raised 16000 in Philadelphia
towards the endowment"-b the Amermfan Col
lege'lif Rome.
George Francis Train has iued4lpLoral Lieu
tenant of Ireland for $(10,000.: He is new in
New York.
--Two million dollars' worth of property wase
destroyed by the late inundation in Switir
land. L
* Queen Isabella refuses to abdicate in favor
of her son until he is fourteen years old. He
is now twelve.
In one house in Jamaiea,yNew York, there re
sap Ave persons, whose united ages average
80sb
B oes are shot from the oar windows of Max
the Paq o railroad, as the locomotive rolls
along.
Since the ng of the Garibaldian trou- T
bbls, France as sent 6800,000 and Ireland
Reverdy Johnsoa been requested by Sew
I ard not to otter any ore balderdash, as it is
unbecoming. .
The late Baron Both id never permitted 41
even his own family to knLw the amount of
his fortdne. w
The army of the United Statq~ will be we- a
duced to forty three thousand men on the 1st
rofJanuary., .
iA man in New Jersey-retceived $2000 amagee
from a ferry company for a smashed fooot Ma
ny get their heads broken -withont receit ng
Sa cent. ,l
A New York lawyer named Patton gets a fee
of $100,000from two London bankers for prose
`tuting their nits: 'gainst the Atlantic and S
n Great Wdat4tn Eailrod Company.
MC .Iait India paper publishes an advertise
menl from:- aLEaglish Methodist lady, who
wishes to.nsay a kn;og.. The circuit preacher
I vouches for her respectability."
A man in Portland bargained for s~uenty- co
t ive cents toget as many oysters as heeould eat;
after gulping fifteen dozen, he wound up with 2
e a stew.
Young Seamr, of Boston, eight years old, has
an income of half a million dollars-decidedly
the richest person of his age in the United
States.
A royal Danish decree has been issued pur
ishing church sleepers. There mut be some
thing "rotten in Denmark"-or rather in its
church.
,n Mexican banditti attacked the village ofi
Clatksville and the United States Customhouse,
' recently, killing two persona andeascaping with
_A boy named Gregory, residing in P.py coun
ty, Ill., threatened to kill his father unless he
gave him $4000. He is now in jail in default
" of bail.
a The Prince of Wales, while hunting at Com- 1
peigne, lately, was unhorsed by a stag. His
ly father's habit was to have deer surrounded by
keepers, and shot at a safe distance.
re By the death of an English relative, a w o-i
man in Louisville has come into possession of J
to $300,000. It seems her fortune is better than e
her morals.
n Six sermons in one day were lately p
inCp innati against Christianity. Christian
proioes! What are the sectaries doingt-quar
roetng.
st. The New York Ereslag Post advises railroads
to carry passengers for one cent per mile.
Southern railroads now run empty ears, where
as at this ratetthey would be crowded.
One hundred saieUibers of Parliament have
e. presented a memorial-4o Reverdy Johnson, to
urge his gover aent to adopt the penny post
a age system between the United States and
England.
The Baltimore correspondent of the New Or
leans lahee wishes to know what pindU 'are.
at The St. Charles Theatre bills under the late
James IL Caldwell, had the following legend:
he " Peanuts are proscribed."
MennGS .eThis city has had many public
re- oo prswierity, but J. r Jr..
t-i s- s, ic f e doaes .et ekzed th.m, for .6s
o oetadli ub i ttentio or the whole dito the
sa 1Forth Dis'Tks wheot crowds attend at his counterto
aval themselves of the bargains which he 1dipenig
with a larvish band. Re i avertiasmeat in mather
be- OuIimS. .
McKeuna's Restaurant and Lunch Saloon,
e- Cansl street bids fald to emulate, if net s a Tay
lor's famous roadway establment- Though sitnt
on the mat thronged thoaroughfare'l of the iz, the at
of- most privae ls eoyed t a deis E htigtl rarn. g place
bevera es aflly dispented. the mat p .tprovokuh
ow mTs otbmerd up in a style uo can eorthor loed
• NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
be- LO GCRNERwALD'S "
MUI aS RO.8 DTOE6
Id PIAN t. FORAT I WAREROOMS,
an No. 19 CA NNL STRET. Naw OAL, 5.
the Sole rAgent Cfor the Celebrated
STEINWAY & SON'S PIANOS,
a-r -And-
MASON d IflhILLN'S ORGANS.
her Both of whlich hnuxc.s have rce'ivred first p izes at the
t late Paris Exhibition.
These instrnmcnt. are considered th, best ever man
fkctured, and thep 1ublic Is respectfully invited to er
I for sne e purciuhsts¶,.1 el and nih~ lo
priced Pirnos, which viii be sol at .rtces to .. lt the
IreCo Wholesale asd Retail Dealer in
PITTSBURIG, ANTHRACITE, AND ENGLISHI
lays' CANNEZ L COAL,
and Corner bf Camp and Girod streets,
o.+". HJW' amtrr Jm • '"a A
ST. aS W Y CBURCH,u sas
ear,
-- > sma I-- "oal
-ST. JO8MPH's HALL, _
Oeear ot Derhley as.d .M . streets,
On monasy, 91st oa D3eember, 188, - ogi
AND OLOWIXoG DoAs.
, - D
Tickets of admisslon, i5 cents, " 40 I.
L DIE4 -'FA1R Unite
--,O-- H"
SS. PETER AND PAUL'S SCHOOL, t0e
70 os mhELD I stre
THE SCHQL-HQUSE,
Marigl y eet betwee Cmassalvo and- Grestmeon H
_ striets,'third District.. peT
Commonetng on the I5th January, 1800.
Tickets of Admission, 95 cents. d1 Mi
room
DRY GOOD8........R.................DRY GOODS.
J. MILLER, JR.,
No. 8 Jackson street, corner of Tchoupitoulas.
Genuine Londale COTTON-per prce--18 cents.
4.4 White .. c2 ent.. R
4.4 .. .'LEN. 95 cents.
Fine DRESS GOODS, o cents.
Flie Slk lrixed Chess POPLINS, 50 cent.. .
94L'non DA SKS, for Table Cloths, $1.
36 Inch Pure Idnen Damask TOWELS, dosen, $5.
Fine White MerisaUO SE 75 cents. worth It. bee
Paure Ladies' Raw y kHOII, ii, worth $2 50. mat
5-4 French ·MERIO1 1a colors, $. TI
Ladle' and Misses' era Cloats, Shawls, Sonta, and
nubtas, Hood,, andl ancy Woolen Heaster!, at very h
'lowprlEaT. OF tor
Sne assortment of TARLETAS, In all colors.
Mowuring Goods of alkinds. Ladies will do wellby Cr
qgllins eary to .cure bargains. J. MILLER, Jr.. T
8 Jackson t stret, corner Tohe Iouptouls, Ite
d27 It . Upper" yof Jackson.
tthai
ot of .........mor .....on..moLr of
TheunadcrsiWed have concluded all pose of their
ENTIREi STOCK OF SILKS
BY THE R$P&S OF JANUARY, IF POSSIBLE. etc
And, to uhat end, have marked them el dawn te the d
Wh eCall on t
--- " . . WAL .s,++
oed SILS a mn
0- 00s -i
CH110PE............. C I TE"r.............11
. . IBER NIAN MUTUAL BE CO VO
on and 53 M street, betweorern C t. Alndrew. ret P
IT
FOR SUITBLE PRESENTS tI'
streets AT MODEROBERT PRI ATCE,
Cell on
E .. . WALSH .,
porter', Boys, andWholesle nd OIHDeNes
MRn's FURNISHING GOnDS. Importer.
1' 110............CANAL STREET ...........11.(.
a d97 it NEW OLEALNS.
S HALL HIBERNIAN MUTUAL BENEVO- j
LENT ASSOCIATION.-The 'Regular Monthly Meet.
S Cg MTr of this Ascition will place on THURSDAY,
Son Marigny streetC , between Casaslvo and oGreaten
treetr. pto, OBET BARfor TLEy ue. TLEY,
PAL, MER. a. CO., i
E J5porter o, and Wholesale and Retla l Dealers in
CARPETS, MATS, OIL CLOTHS, e
SRUGS a F. GOGATT f all kiRTYndARTY
S CURTAIBOOK SEBIAER of all kTATinds.
S1..ACE CURTA.... S-C e and Imitation.
S Tabls and Pino COVERS, SHADES. eat. .
Ld
E. SpremlfemeSto of IRSho LJS o egery
descoription, for ihaily us.
7- Upholstery, Fnrnisahlg Goods, Heir Seating, etc.
Sp, 9s5, and r7 Camp str.e0
d17m NEW ORLEANS.
4:CH PiIREITE FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
BIBLES. PRAYER BOOKS, Etc., Etc. I
P. F. GO .ARTY,
CATHOLIC BOOKSELLER Am STATIONER,
e Ha for sale Darrt Gener Hitor of the Church,
to Lives of the Romanl PoStI, Faber's and iapa.ding
ng Works. Aca and Decreeso the Second Plenary Council
we of eltLore, Lives of the Bsinti, and oiler Sadardo
WorL b he fataroedo t at ind .the latest
Catholi p Plbl of lAPn RAYER f nd SCHOOCL BOOKS te
publishers' prices.
nd and CROQUT Gmes
e Oce 27 er P. F. GO4bRTY.
TLid5.5 etLDDIO .. December 90, 1t3.
we Ivita pattention to cur Laroe A on....nt of
Swhic e hav o Very Leare Stock, thrt we are Selling
427 hi 3l sod C'mpertr.t.d
E[ .. ,EE .OLDR
BOOKSELLER, STATIO) ER,
ian- 140..............Canall Street.. .. 140
It . ill be oplureai e to Dr. SIE,,oberg  to refur thec
fS. Office Ronalr frm 1 to 3. -47i
iv N W-. 'ArDWR S BotUzC · t S'. + : ...' .
va," .Yr zFUGB,
Shoeal be esg in eveey awasyr. If yes wses have
rowafa llsaes W , g l* answ4lseset'.,/,.
ounNas and Wm agy sthema s ess't
McLEARW VERMWIUG 4
sst give twonte -tte'lw b , 't
pound, ant perfeogy laaxsals. You nsed ahisa
to give ito to ten iant.
BE BURE YOU O1'
Da. C. McLEAN'S- VEEMIPUGe.
Prepared by FLEMING BROTHERS.
It cma b had at nay Drug or COantry "ior be t -h
United statee. a- lly
HOUSEUOLD RNITURE. PIANOS AN 0W W
Furniture at Auction,
By . DEJA, Jr ,.Aatloemee--Omes No. 183 AS,-er
trust. Will be old n MONDAY Deeoember IS, at 1
o'olock, A..x at his Nrw Auction boomNo. ip Geavire
Mhopg y. wd Wanut B Ame/n Male '
g "rleTop C ntLre T"altes M "YOle T.t d .
beards, Ension Tab ndlo'so WelWln,
Hat Racks. Double and ngle Safes, Mattae Car
peQ. Paintings, eta.
ptight anu Squre Pianos and OSe Fritre.
Alsao-Oe large invoice of Walnut and Poptr Re.ut
Me' ,.ot ,dse Walnut sd Painted Cottage Bed
room Sets.
Tetrms-ash In United StatesTreasury notees. aftm
THE CATHOLIC MIRROR FOR lu
onal. Organ of tie Moet !e. Arek.a ogu of
Baltimore, "na the Rlght RXe. Bishe.e
of htebmomd and w I.n.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO 8 IuBERS..
VColume 9th of the MIRROR commences with the.
rear 1si, and will ootain naterial chantes, whih will
bdrtifyangtothe friends of thepaper. The ttwill
be 1nlarged.iving eigoht addtionral columns of eading
matter; ant anew adopted, bdy bwhich all thee..
quiremente of a Fims 1 rmlly P wWar lloibe$e- ,
The Literary Department will receive piodu care
end Select Tues, original and translated, a l b.
lished, in which the relder will md an he in. "
terstand adventure demanded by .nedery atbat
combined wlth the strict mor princple, wm no
Christian oriter should los e ight o.
The MIRUOR has the oemunenadtion of the lost
Rev. Arehbishop Spalding. ad Bl~ht Re. Bihops Me.
GOll and Whelan, which gives asuran e to an Ce1hio1
that ths p1per is one eminently itted to pnt in ths
of their families. ".. .
From itA surroundings and relatlo,-lt be tss M.iN
ThoePubliaor o eltberldalemta toss who
winl interest themnesae In gettin np club-s
A' Prospectus,- contlning Itif pdtataarsa 'of isr-s,
ere.. ce e obtained, by .a . .esi ng
d97 9t 174 Baltlmore a troeRt sBloeMd.
A o.OBI L. PAL ME.,, "
GALLERY OF AJRT,
167................ Poydras Street............ 16
Betwoen Carondelet and St. Charese.'
Would that Godthe gift wld ,iie mu
To see ourselves as others se us.'
This often expt med wish may nwe realised by cell.,.
nlug at tshe Gllery of Art newly opened at 167 Poydrs,
street wheref or
$1 50 Per Dos.
PHOTOGRAPHS mpay be hed rpas for IDL.
ITY OF LUlCRSS and Beauty of TinlN by a nPb-'
inres evertken.
The llest sasfctio guaranteed, o noay asked.
fhe public are cordially invited to judge for ths, .
selves by giving r til to tm
GAL..L . Cm A sRtT, 167 Poydre s street.
d42 3m A.IE L PALMEG Artist.
M. ADC EADONDGE.
D cMILLTNERY, DRESS MAKING,
And TRIMMING STORE,
S209........-.... Canal Street...........209
a Her n Styls t a of the Latest.
N. fB.-epe o of t eis ney hand Ladies' edy Md
Y, ffice, corner Canal and Claborne strebta,
e Skeanda Insmaey.
Resi...den..e .......3 Canal treet. .........
o ,PRITCHARD a CYPHER S,.
SDENTISTS,
Are now permanently located o Canal tre N.
tll-.oorner of Ramprt. AU opetleesetrte to
our ae will be eeted in the m w'approved manner.
invention. dt3e m
E. . WAG SNE.,
STATIONE, PRINTER,
And BLANK BOOK IaMANUnCTUeE,
5. .............Cama Stree.............. 5
eyr Net- rieans.
b dB onshtatl on handes a supply o r
em Brapt Bl anks Ik
a IJ C. F ATMA ,
TROPICAL ROOFING AND ANCU TURER
2. .............ianville Street. ... .......idOee
All orders in the above l will be,, ley amaL. "d
ti. to, and nsented in tba mant worama r.B1 maicr
, TC. KATHMAN,
.151 9s4 Bienville street, corner Mersia,
Dealer In COAL, CHARCOAL. COKE,- White SAND.
gs and t'IRE-WOOD.
-illy
ret t At. . 07 I AiNeT t)
ý •i. A. CHASTAIIT,
DE Office and Resaidnce -_ _
7. 227 ........a...Canal Street........... SI '
Detwe _________y _- _
Eeof M pLO ic IC _LEIEPET /
Ogicee-No. 30 Camp street,
ntf guaranivned. -n - lr