The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume], April 04, 1869, Morning, Image 4

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}lonk*. ; ,amblrtts of peopl taW to
reead vi alpep "bika tytr t Ltent
} ab hse thsids r by a
.rain sacor
appt 84roeton, Who Aeumd the.
,saep of tetyW-ttre- newi _iQB bherse,
sayer "op j" o my listyou cen seewhaLat
a maa da 4in-we or spree dao'a; Oman
totitioiupt:a ay ij eaeb. Leit.ai.Clergy
bitt `lhteret ttiiisetes a little for our
Airhblaehop's.OWial ournal, and the drum*
;her of eabseuiwtp si thip 4t;y; may Boon
swell.too two to ,thrine sadred. .
We theroeacUithsris. and request every
pg o ~s6e to
yc.W b~cl&iti~~lloa
ata
. .: arr dietaiot. We
to sa; e. ýh3 essL w free for
.M?..*O~b prese'nt "tiame
sn additM us lend a
hel ufluence of
the ow a vin-,
sa ' p a w Or
1 upon
a. hools,
and co a uad ca
lamasltliag CKaHlles an Catholicy ,all
v t trld ut gh we iM eei-e
ants sethenevei
. *00#i( 3 agood t ge whensmour
wise obas people w l. ba o plldely
IpR ad Ro.e /h e, thraclta' of a.v;I.
.te; in
*I b tihOid e ms istrafion.
Our readers &aK ivQ. evd in the"
Maall of Catho
eplace
last, ur for
whr was a
nrt anie wIt bably
contain 1 aount of it, as well as the
wprogrammet g#o1qdeaatrbdrMoai siv
1ea et Gthe
Maurz"" linapphae-s Joan v~'e adame and
~rih aw ssbc l~
ohe Aeelaeteepleeist Gardeales aSk iea,
4Pimi~'hoAncmt beneadleteted't i supposed
'idR W5 a lkgiue,peeliablby to the largest
eonaeire of people ever sepeabled in this
eity.
X iegreatly to eiasuoa that the o ason
lie allowed Sb ptase without the
oa aeweto*Aiwedtanore sb
atmmuOt than the aq pseed. yr# 4omso
23154i~Kue Iamedawarttiggeappetuatty~
~U~Cbe .eaJd trooE of areeties the
S
TiT P
is e ai13 4b
ri
Stknew
Sreaio. Th hoybe
r~,0e to
the doe rr tosleeq
*Wry to sappoct the h
Roaan Sans
of enr." and tm
tiem, We rsle-hell-w ire another ooe
iaon so pa hi Wt by it.
..f their loeing souitae
pwoesse 4i tdstoea shte pth- droted
as of their own pei4 jrt
oe iqUSilM e i h entorr. hphere isuo one
4ad sist 4hes 4 sst sbse.pelu
path of ruin which. ap.sslelaweMIesed
them. seoas t.fMal4MiWght of
eae 5i theywarsarth; eb tuenaoth God,
Alen it is true, yet eg b ueyond4e hou
uf regaining his favor. The holy women
referred to above, feel these taths, and
spna h alltiSpae eeae jlities4of their sex
that would urge them to ece horror-strick
en from such contamination, they devote
thg 'wfoly ezistesce to the reformation of
these poor creatures. hey offer them an
sylumnu whore the cold censure of the world
gives dpaice t*1lovrig *o de of hope, where
every iinstead thei
oel.r
Th s in - ytm cases! What
a, e ountered, what open
ab t , what deep-rooted hab
its p'atiently, hopefully !
ced come
again
nee; but
erally ob
long
more
heroie this,
and th t of could thus be
secured, the amount ented, can
sans.
while famqily, isters and peartsts,i ener
elae tlshoavetlew of last ialln hardly b
Taier byat the kimandarted the latei o
munitym; orer lepet
se. t  !me. di nWol tlff ee "'v er,
uae4~Uie'.vetf l .v of lstfall can hardly -be
uPaiiaed I ro tfe kind-hearted ofibls c oion
and stiup r dantly
upon .
We p he at
enter
ning,
ecture
h befe
J: en
tifal -" city, the
Seamna, to be h, gbathactiove& -
The priceef admd siefn is only-ftfycente,
and we hope to realise 'the fact thy for
once, the I ea seletdfor a lecture way ea
i ply toqo. smaRll or the audience. When
unprincipleda ae g-sqeander money so la
i for the deg*atlon ofa an unfdtunate
ciannot othere spare a fei i>ntsko
wa s thdefr refoziat*on T
' AlIoklySeaso D D e
Somid e of our old residentsaide bqllelng
a very sickly season this tin1stkfridi
is r*. iipx el w ap lee, eslelelsly enitra g
a portion dif jpciito that oc
rain, sad that it is a certain indicatlopof
disorderd flahoppheric conditions. Wy
aver that tlh'iaae1t ejidctme of 18353 was
proeeded bly a dekoaitl of this bsukance
4panthe satosphere, and they come in
the stateapesn)$hat the same pheuqmeaons
was witnese4d .duing .oar recent heavy
Mepofascence may give very little at
tdiitidtb to these popular impressin .bad
as tley frequePtly are, on superstition or
some accideetal. sequence of events; but
that the pepalar conclasion will probably
be found correct this time may be- ppsre
hended oisundry trey reasonable g 6tihds.
There has been an almost unprecedqta6
All of rain this season, besides the over
foio ferm the lake which occurred last falL
The rear of the city and the swamp have
aevre' been dry wince that event. )Trer,
pshalbly1 sice.theieve was irsrt threwn
up in foat of this city has therq- been so
iantd lghnlar(ameeakt WP.ormerly the Muaal
aseprd - e i
9Zr pidei artl bj
dlrsieoms
when the swfamp
'irpalt x74f gener
;at b"T"iipei
an en a rdsl p e s etes a tmeri an
Its
thecthero.tsm S eof p*wbic rip .
drainage Boaisd in biarge ý)t te
on be the w aShp Wseatlrs e b oh
ti oei oai· tl h t alsi
in eihr tm rt h
swamp, in erectin power
slte At mping
whe j by two
or orked like n
oon after
gical
veto
her,
le; 4 -triumph
ant.
We that
tained from the State B t to depopu
late the city of Xew eans. Its grants
can- hardly be so extensive as to deprive
the city of its police poireis ibr insuring
the health of its inhabitants. Unless,
therefore, the Ship Islapders. have bought
a pre-emption on all the rain that falls in
this neighborhood, let the city authorities"
take some action in self-defense. They
ought to act promptly too, or the next step
will be to enjotathe people from using eis
terna and thus arresting the natral flow of
commercial and maritime waters.
Opelouasas ltsoar e
We. may congt*ropt url , ra eras tomat.
there is now some pjpopcp l p- p , org t
ealiona; ?rh are -swars at Mr. Charles'
.Moa Thadteaiýete. copdanayaB, uhad,,
anlwss irotceeding toMlalirw whman-
joined by the U. S. Bankruptcy Court.
Taikther Pr6oedingsiidthaat coatt ha 4'now .
bI rgntlere impeossible to 4peacede-,
cision of Judge Durell dismissi g the suit
by which the eidencs ae deoftsw thSi"'
poration uinto bankruptey. -These can then
be no further impediment to the sale urged
by Mr. Morgan.
In th decision given by Judge Durell,
we find that his Honor sustained Mr.bCohen,
attorney of the road, in three out of the
foar points mnade n bi. able bfief, to which
.we have formerly alluded in these coluams.
We quote from th Bee thefollowing analy
sis of the poiuntse ps e: t-t -
1. That a rhilr9ad company, such as the
O1ielousas. Is not embrarad in thiA 1Tnits
State Bankrupta~l~efZ~, ----- -
ass. u eas ee on opetonas ita troad Company
is ot and was not insolvent, and therefore
its acts are not subjeet tojudlicialenquiry
-eder that lamb
3. That the evidence does not show that
thedefendants have committed aus act of
bankruptcy, nor made a voluntary payment
fraudalently or with the intention to give a
preference to any one creditor over another.
iosy Irart iprt'om inerthal paper in the
sense of the law, and that~a saspenaioq of
payment on t t.erfore not an sat of
baikri, tcyr e ideqcp.in the
a .asia a aeW asp ' s peasetse o
The management of the road. . ..
ho oblig to make arompt and
that he will use his Iineuce to thwast jts
finthet levelopaidnt; so as toiniaeinain the
mypolYo of hi~ k 4 . ers. We are
macdthat his boataou-lodisgaand-famore in
fteitf bh ank lietta'te eojoiaediidirt Ebuinc
tion of New Orleans and Texas, than they
would- )ose in psasengem. ·
At any rate, the company baa one more
chance, and the community may hope that
it will use that chance eartiestly and sass
ciously. It is pretty esitain that the pub
lie temper will-not hear eob more trifling
on thms tender sutbjeet. If the present
management proves ineompetent at this
cadreiso Infuaelife into that torpid limbh of
our commerce, its days are paubered. .Te
enterprise miadeo go on. II ebomes ape
cesisty, uai 4re know lb nedesth ett *( the
plhasm such oesults wtll abe aond. I
of the Chrthe preeey'
attthe }e , rlesek ban ee
gkrblmen sponeer an& the :86ef u-"
ei . T line-d ofqarh enr to
them, however, s to eI~-sSla ]Rn
house, where handsome oRa.I-n,4Wited
home talent, execated by fir. LootsiHnot
After Hjg tea s dhjt45 " C m6cb*fi otu
them, however, to F rer-tonuaigsn
house, where a handsome c0ll14nz awaited
them. Further proceedings werd theea s
pended-until 7 o'clock ,r.-,'when the So
clety and Its invited guests again aliem
e d f o r . - -
ed6t - - -___
THE ANNIVEReARY ST 5PPE.
This entertainment was given over Mil
ler's restaurant, on St. Charles da et. and
was, in its mateuial aspect, highly oreditj
ble to that skillful- caterer. The pdrfeci
saccess of the, afair, however, as .asoiel
and intellectual retanion mrust be qttriba
tedto the worthy officers who had. it i
charge on behalf of the Society, and whb
so well knew how to ak e.thp occasio~ au
eociabi ab d Mes frosa conatrai ntaors easm
time.
; Ie afollowlag is the list of ,MceriD
t. iuBua ings, President; T. R. Medley
pr Rent; L. T. Barrett, Secrtasry
a It.lMurpby,'Treasurer ; A. Gra ti n,,,a
, p 4, J.  igley, Gra d Marshal;'. . H
. Dueaes, Aaslbtat M.aolha I
After aidjusatle be idt ee oils to the
r .Qubtastials .f she t, t, the .President
, Mr. ~q pipntigs, proeedead to wead.thereg
alar toasts, the frst e~whieh .was to. St
Park Th wasa elgt tly reapaned
to by Father Flannagan, who warnaedt"ul
I with great animation-as b e irefrre.d 6i .th
yJoung imitators of i it great sia4 A- their
contempt for -human respect whenever ii
wotuld interfere with _-ty.
The next toast, to "The Bsnner," wa'
Sappropnriately rapondecdto tip 8ev. Fate
Sheian, who as: been malaly Instramen
tal in fosterltrg theb- atoeisatle up to lts
present prosperous and useful condition,
B He referred with great warmth to the un
i i-- bad seen
--ins r netofth
association, and particularly cited a touch
iog instance where, notwithstanding every
effort obfth~i rong gentlemen of the socie=
f ty, death had overtaken a friendless youth
of whom they had takeneharge.
The following" toogt was to "Hiis Holi
ness the Pope," and was answered by Mr.
J.-P. Chifdress, anmember of .the ~odety,
in a veryearanst and well coneeived series
of reamtrs. "
S 3iouag. men of eow (aeans," the
next toast, brou 1j4 Mr. John Dimftry to
at'f I Th. t.,ý,age.pº. .
other happy poAa mber one capi
ine tll bia and* the in inD try of ti 75,
etM, reosea, sn k m re daon f t h
eMr.Pmltry'st rearist he q#radr grace
*a *I Joh the ineideot tsvdraw an elo
qeentcontrast betwees the votaries etf av
stice and vice abeor toe wcls Anfthe hop
ilbfferuagBtM ess'ei afilife M h.' as
pIuest. $Ir. Dinitry, asi t1s reprseadtative
of the2'w, spoke agains durig the even
ihg, and with equal dedat.
Messrs. Lancaster and O'Dowd, of the
MORTI4UG STAE, spoke in response to the
next two regular toasts.
Messrs. John J. Findey, D. A. Mallane,
and John McPhelin, made several capital
speeches, and before the close 9f the even
tag the Hon. Those. Matkey, President of
the Board of Aldermob, and Hon. John
B)reen, of the lower Board, both addressed I
the assembly.
These oratorical efforta were intermin
led . ao- adi'
at
oen be mad"eearn
w.
Ita 'prU fi t
b hes, Ith a whaltita
fr't doss Preop-vtiet 5.4h@bIa3js4
to one of it coleA e, but videa
a tact endorset. :aere atbhejrywhravi
tsa p4 n ofu.eo C.h - as saitd
the Prsbyeries ;and w.t-is -op1j
Setbs for nm1etal purposes a mbe_
is Conv ianien socleti siuao oAie& ib
for the ProISgiSU-thm 7e bspb
itamed only ooer'' o. Wihit'hs o~ im
1 phaiot inark of t J ;: ' bXr Christ
Shave
cation tw uith~oraefity" and S" 
sects for finauneal purposes has anlfrbee
vYorsa** *0f.,i ` n ft h
oNighor, kot syd
eoar, iseye " e,1 alt 1muolC r ,l
ipverp f. .en
Inl touh A1w ebbs hm obe sn e,
td tia:wet ý te e tsaCwio a I tw oe
a nd otb .'then t amte d a*tb fe.tio:
ryits orthodoxy.a tar , t_
.payI, w, dy aogsepaipnum
r nation to authority, and its 2AE'laeft +flitt
Sas anapp ti  e ' :,n r)
to the perdlaT.a |8oa"ift.W aimir , o
o is Convenieat fot purposes of outitiu-
portatii, e " but' .even p.ýPen1I
. or staffthe "em es ° t*olt ( le'a!itho
every steppe o lA sue;.'l' t
_fog hof Aknow and mAxpo' f91 i
notoaiy lgts read, .fob e lif Itslf,ýspor
the clemeny of frociou My
ary, withs as alabilaatnd
to the ped f'sthej adnlatry asb 0
twhp,wao p ve noe radeps.f }jlqJa4q5P5
Eond himisft bsitugbt atp.oa$stiaI!r.
Brat. plice hI.. sta Wv branst ihiet '
cation with his base ofA `
avaeils Itat o sa$ll Sutt E
yýea,, ,instad
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