The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume], March 07, 1869, Morning, Page 8, Image 8

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kwiec uered ain twel , many
te a is conie4uenco
a. ralthe uget&
l at, ll. hariy.
 +& : sstifa-ctory 4+"týos result,
of evotion of tthe Batr Qlof oe at
P-aupoz s tal as bee ,accem ob9
i o hthbae eode s'Atty.
Lhbml;its htheir +ml, d,. .d _i, bib
eues .tlhe a b the. teote
rn athe pai o ser of State
beast!r tt e Ie of Catholic
r tl  on , Zfeut.
rikin, asae ab. m obei i l. loe
oatb theLatthell pneathle i e
lIst of hemsa' =, ezihet an
abmaty.in. heir aefi : to . 11 b.
tohste toios; tioe stedp
arst thathamade ft genray
qor t~ otere Copeern
eaallghtene.r of pubic opinion. Let the
flt Itah be o tct Lpoops. of. Call
foinia-both Cathoaic- and non-Catholic
oare Am peIapallythdi woegat ogds ooern
harity I t·Ieir mdL and tiey--will be
better able Is a the tend6ncyof
Sblime : "eo4q hi vbhloca usaelty
f eeor thedlove'r-od.--See Fipejam Mea tor·
4- a~iipg ot-md
-~o~k~j'kDB:-tb~pri-attat~
3oe
is
s heRs..aU ca h e withovap.U to
be- eaent p.toL.Be elan; at the
t~~ae provided. r.
W b ohae e
n ~n et er
thon frth of
su will .o fatowdd stre neng
As wich ought doebt .the in the
as worll, ead etil .temo'y abeles, bs to re
e debt with ds b earing less in
terest than we Tow . ,T this shoula be
added a falthftl edtlotion of the reveupe,
a cstutr a t.latbily to he Treasryd for
every dollar eelleeetd, and the grestoat
To retesbLise retrenchment in expenditol
li evoer partment of ieb Government.
the hat now, Witdi tensa of nes still ofi
p rer'wy osm the Uetso th the war, but
worldt, and Dl lbtelFsatble us to re
placer bt debt with bondbearing i in
sr~ we .ow-pensose seenas luxeries?
s loked up artment of th e mountain.
fhrea Wat wo ae. re t oheW forging.o
the key to unloek to meet the very contin
ucy that is noiw upon us.- Ultimately it
-necessary to increase the facilities
to ese riches, and may be uces
a r alsot t the General Government
should give id to secure its tuceess.
But that should ohly be when s dollar of
obllrgstion to pay secures precsely the same
orOf pi dollar to use now sd moe before.
Whilst the question of specie ets is
bestow e the. pradent busthe precan is
he lsioo future. The natim shouldol
ow the brnWlea A-prtostrate now esing.
to be rebqilt and ell industrits eueura.d.
The yo un c men of the cout ery cont wo
msust be n its u ~ Utiately it
mstar.lniu the General Govern ment
true tthemat lvOs, shouldbe w sp n llar of
with national pride, alldimons,geograph
ocal, political and religions, can join in the
ommo dollar to e now the pblic debtefore.
Is to beans ther speclo payments iu imed.
is not soortrit. s that a pion should
be bosbte andqll indsd ir. asnlted n e
termiaon to do Is worth more than dlvi
vided Puneils upon the methonq Of doin.o
Legislation pon hthat suec old iae a not
necessary now nor ever a.dvisable, but it
Sll when e civil law s more 1lAly re
true -too t s lik ifld inspire them
ica, political and religious, can join in the
rememos wontimed cnt. l. the publie my
.s tor toe xecte all lapecie s min fait,
to ollect allo revenueas that a p t should
be adoptromtl eud ceoted in s enconpae
termination to do i. worth mtor than dek i
vided m Oary G oupn the meIho uliIf doieag
Legislation capon tha *heasubjevt -- not be
atond n al iiAri'br oti n ourd
remeststed cstle thise my
_enAasrnr to entaote all lava in r~fan th_
o . .- · a .~o hli
•he "i~fi .... .sdlb .:;4 aw
.tais .Jib~i , w
Distr ie), ld Anally; trlierriage., bearog
oag Iea, loweby aother, on
the right, and went in" the directi ld
a
thir thrilling tose-, Whilst the diferen!
bnners, among whleh wr to be seen" th
i 0-.
reahed Ferdand street, t as
aaoined by three undred ladies,
abut; forty young ladies d7r88d l whi; ,
numbering in all abot a thisoand. Aover
t-hey adpproallhe the irnh the am'silence
ame ndgradmoualon toly reive itg. he rums
the. stormed ,g 'gtairos of. The
arpibea bfoys' ltad hrcbnd tet e roedan
wa.s olowsd tiwardltstalrhy the children;
then -came t"ha- LaiilyW eF 0iet3?. After
these' came tBohe"rmmib firom-the Third
Disivett, d find a tlir e arriage bearing
theyoung priest, red ar other, coby n
tanumin the two priest of the pariste and
Itev. Bokaerts, pasitor of Gretna. The
precession moved throtghd Chartres street
the uight. and went in the dire t seoOld
Levee, the three btas'bands-plyying'lhir
powers nd making te air resound with
their thrilling tones, whilst the -diferent
banners, among ewhich wem to be seen' the
iNorth Germn flag, and the Papal inag,
gently ftoted on .tile morling breeze.
When it -reached Ferdinand street a It re
joined by three hundred old ladies, and
abut forty touer ladies desad in white,
numbering in ai l about a llthosand. A
they approached the rwah the musicmply be
locame gradu, pllartilar morejoicing. The drums
beat furioualy, and-*beatreets were crowded
with apectators. !' The' procession at last
halted beforne o he rch, ad the youn.
priet wsto merely a omcamage, was toe
corkmaved ine a large garlnd in the form
of a .irle supported_ around. him by a
umbetHa listened to
snoth door,
he prof Chris only true san
tnaveryl, h . children
ntoneo mpTanled
withing in
filledthe l A
solemn begun.
Some .---ome time since a noe w spare
a few *'bb*i were
prese* L ser
mofn ashe opre tion of two priestsat the
whic atters toou their place Theary cone.
In conclusion, I may be allboed to remark
that this demonstration wa on tookimply a
local, a particular rejoicing, byre aublic
testimony borne to the Cat c. reigion
It was not merely a cowmpiment paid to a
dtistirngshed young man, Out, moreover, an
ot of honor shown to a Catholin can priest, a
workman in the vineyard of tnie Lord, and
a representative of Christ's onl true antod
universal -chu . LECTO.
Rg owous TOLERATION On TH OTrHER
.e Prefetime s ine astep furthe was made
of the ordination of two prietat at the
eathcat Don Juan this placwnderfu. The reaeon
et this s only known hereabotppen. Perhps, he
r hese r tong-wised bellsto miht be ed
G(eI. Pedrio Hnqjosa Oit Alalde o-f Man
Juan Prado, Prefect of Polices- Ia default
of obtaining thi the ordination took place
here to avoid womenulty.tifl
now reitas, toleratioed can eisho ave a
county erest kniowg the hominirs of
religion A not be o daid, is diflilbut to
imnaggie.
SThe Prefect has avone a -steo fuoirther. wille
his ntaken the tongi out of all take church
bells ofut one, and does not permhait it to ben
rung miless--b hil C6tiretat. It woiild ap
pear that Don Juan is wonderullor alarmed
lest somever peeledthing may appeom so. Perhaps, hemul
ir- The Preoad his own btolls mht of e ned
in ale ing togeherrvl tio with the s
sane rhanceded, thato ellr. h Juan alsd
'tpkealter notionsr of theooethoed toearry outil
seois, and entiqted men, witho have
othkre H interest in oiDacg toe hos own
Staedrfelt Is avothers, a e to nows the will
be all nght Tneees isry tolin ordern in e nt
is nerves in tranther uility take oat the
'lel tome do more erm t l the bells
that ever peeled from stey Tamael i
p-
dpl ien -intiately inqeriveA a e with the
a orthodoy, bof bemcnot endorse for
m --. ... - .
rpado siti
S"to a t t a
very earliest y st s e
simtpy as fiboor-.tE," . o
pvestr 'he nua0 t position ti m lweenhe
hetwoeri
Ieiaos n a
s~aios wtrie ab otai ofbathel boro 1
pisil h can~ýnot oeb ae motheai
adida a to bte amirtedeainly is m 11"
tiop: ý e eIaesla Pha "Abbe " 01,
ien ns at rnmi e. It pitrese he tis e
wordi "Mb P4 aun -
lo v (Lat. h 'aebbioe") as Mt eleduto doe
signdte oa real but abpple aleiea odofa
monlstery me sepa n~too the owoers it
ein t allrrdere tes che "Ab gbots; the
are called, haive ine. aIstX isai thierefore,
tsimply an' 'Abbe or "Abbate,, but not a
priest; le cannot celebrater mar he cae,
his clerical chara sitec otwit. tandicln
tmarry; hens ot an "Abbot p(GereDIS ., "Ab
and esot ai nm atmbent o aoy epaxticulu r
religo Cai frater . It the rude r at be be
in t e strict acceptation of the word, bu
simply a congregation -or body of Jsa, m u. -
Why Listz entered the clerical ranks, and
thus ubecame an bbne," s something we
cannot tell the caurioua rader; perhaps qet
tendenciesio at Rome. At p resen Ut he is said
to devote his attentioner al ost exclusively
whether, without becoming a priest, Lists
could be made a" cardinal, the answer is
Yea, provided he takes the two hihest or-l
ders Cof sob-deacon anted deacon. Tien rs An
tonelli is Carde inal-Deacon, and t the ques-n
tion that 1aao frequentlyey been put: sey
has Antonelli never celebrated nias-ul-the
reply is : -Bcause hes sot-a priest, hut
only a deacon:
The curious old church of St. Nicholas
des Champs; situated In the Rae St. a tin,
Paiis is to be ree*ored during the present
year. In 11ii it wase lread in existnoe,
andfn 1176 became parochial. It was re
built in 1420 and enlarged in 1575.. .Thi
beautiful southern entrance dated from
15176. "
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
FRBSH AIIVALS OF
PAPER HANGINGS, PAINTS, AND WINDOW
GLASS. "
l10.6..... ...... Canal Street............10
The understgned has received, per late arrivals, a very
Large, Preh, and Well Selected Stock of the above
Goods all of which he is ow selling at Greatly Reduced
igure-s.
Partiests want of such artiles are respectfully laIi.
ted to cal at his Store, No. 105 Canal street, between
Chartres street and Exchange Place, and examine goods
and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Competent workman farnished whea equlred.
Jai7 am M. WHEELARAN, 105 Canal street.
H -- P. BIV KL Y ,.
WATCHMAKER,
.................CampStreet.................8
Dealer in nen WATCREBJEWELRY, and SILVER
WARE. Also. cns antiPlatols.
Manufactures and repara every descriptionLof work
in hala., detSo a
S S-- . ......... LAMPS............ LAMPS.
COAL OIL LAMPS AND LANTERNS
Of Every Description,
AND EVEItYTHING APPERTAINTING THEItETO,
At Wh~rbale nld RetaiL
IIILL & VEAZIE,
ja24 ly 4 Camp treet.
COAL AND WOQD.
OAL .................................. ........COAL
McCLOWKEY, MASON S CO.,
WhoeJsale and Retail Deaaler In
PITTSmTG, ANTHRACITE, and CANNEL COAL,
*m LEavxtreet,
alt m O ew Orleans.
COAL................COAL................COAL.
BoYD, WI.MOT a Co., -
166.........oydra Stre........... 166
Ovsr 905,00 be, Bs~t ijtP COAL. or sale,
whsle redtal lAerod on Cat above or he.
low te elY. at the ioweasarket prt.. Alao . Enlih
CA Al,1lt adAT'f3ACITU0. Speeeal attenit sn
WTOOD-WOOD OOD 70E SALE
BY J. J. CLARKE.
3ao cords of ASE.
54 .. OAK.
1000 .. YAK PINE.
io5) DRY PINE. Wholesa anti retal.
(hfOeend Yd cernae of Jila and Dryadta steet
Bramb oMce U Jils etrase. Jal7 3m
PENCER; FIELD. Js,
Whetials and Retail Dealer in
PITTSBURG, ANTHRACITE AND ENGLI
d7 fem Ca d NEW OýLO /
J C. KATE AN,,
am Ueasl strheet, eaeele rMaras,
Desals In COAL, A" AJ,0 COKU, White SAND,
COAL........... ........ .......COAL
JAMES f. PTETE nN,
whaeanlse ant Ri { l Xhaat,
r orEs l"a. l6 orarier stret.
Yard $$ DaLphis, and foot oBBrnacks street. 1e7 am
I* I
.aleote
The Bank of New km
SOttIT, in amountasWu ti
LFondon, ý . .< -m -.
ansTobee, , "
s ouade ep
, ieane, ,
t -an,
An o Eon cprnIe 4 o
hew un w . l 8e
transdt a General moamnte0 aba
go a64 rinbe p a
3... . ....... .Old  ovspu,16
T New ahkte redO " .
be promptly ttenad 8at m R M1 ==
Stir? Cd ttoamo t
SCopi.es s being the T w ior h m -
11.
aEvery number of this ..
der it a.per, to , M,
nole my the princip wo..liia. a idm at -
the city sa d at Sa-ger's Agency. UT8 7 Car"
it' aaetpp a ana1 htg '
3I - mvep (+ -,
given so much satisfaction in peae4 5og
Lhemon, Pte Apple, Ginged, Ord, 3mms
ioeberry, dStriwbr , ^
ry, eapaprove byib s whelp sIa '. t="
ALL THRIba SYaTwng are meaketer'd
NEST TelTRPIN with thegaoretesdfe , * a nI
them especially fin Soda bee..a -
s peblt ae printerlpal W.. .ae
th uanadesmIere apeotfy w ueMiietb 44
ber to a ture his FA t R
M iand a rakesla , Deannagbes tar. I
* 1 Coeseherry u rawbn.S7, Uiap '
ty ranil la ,s ilarea a, a 'so
ALL. L Plsli S. aree iis
his rapeable and ateularVM epnt e
ualty the prusts and emale4 t5* o ers
belevm t53 hy at ·. Sa oa . h