The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume], January 31, 1875, Morning, Page 5, Image 5

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o iste sueard rades of perfet oan
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hoble. dams of roanesd, R -ssan, ser,
" 4ra , Dealset1 ats, was asistlesally Pe -
seate by eahin hwe otown attists and mn
tsors as Mdeal.ss Verhke, Tonal, Blaebe,
, warts, roundsl lasd aLtogie- atnds y s.
Crtieas Van tBuen, Gadtilhec, Livale, and
Glannini.
Although the amiable performners kindtly
responded to e dntelri astl e uor, the ein-
traneed audience seemed unwilling to quit
the feast ; and it was with regret they saw
the lightsp growiog dim and warning them that
al bright things most fade at lasut;--nd so,
they reldctantly retired to dream away the
morning boor in memories of this most sono
eaasel concert a k
Tea BTars vs. N. O. M. & Tims R.n=ROaD.
This case was deioldd against the road by
Jadgoe Hawhle of the Superior Distriec Court.
The question ivolved was the legality of the
tue of the $r,500,000 in bonds to the Ratlroad
Company, which sned ior the iaterest ons aid
Bothnds. The following extracts om the deol
eonill explain the motires for thej dgment
the grounds dof refusal the State and its
pbli oficers for not psd the interest on
these bonds may be brig tratd nder three
heads:
L Thiat.the conditions presoilbed by the aet
uader wnloh these bonds were issued had not
been compiled with at the date of their issue.
2. Thea they were not issued in conformity
with the renlrementsof the statute, but were
obtained through impropt predctiues, and with
out eonsideration to the Sate; that as sooh
they err a disguised donetion, and are there
fors void.
a. That their issue was in violation of the
State constituti.onal limitation of the publio
debt, m,000000, which was in force at the
ti.me of their lsen."
Even if therlewas no constitutional lifita
tion of the pnblio debt of the Stateat the time
these bonds were issned, still they and every
one of tnem are null and void, because none of
the conditions upon which their mlese was an
thorised was or has yet been fulfilled. Bet the
Legislature was not esapaciated to anthorise
the issue of these or any bonds of the State at
the date of the passage of Act No. 95-of 1871,
because the amendment to the constitution
limiting the State debt was adopted in Novem
ber, 1870 several months prior to the passage
of Act No. 95 of 1871.
The limit of the State debt provided by the
amendment to the constitution had been reach.
ed and exceeded prior to the passage of act
Ne. 95 of 1871 authorizing the issue of these
nds. By this onstictional prohibition the
on were tricken with nullity at their birth.
It is therefore ordered, adjudged and de
ereed that the injunction granted in this case
be made perpetual.
It is further rdered and decreed that the
setee of bonds eisaed nder arot No. 95 of 1871,
amounting toep.500.000 with the coupons at
tached, made payable to the New Orleans,
Mobile and Texas Railroad Company or beaer,
be deolared allU and void.
uBrselman & Adams will sell the balance of
their Spring silks (slightly spotted) at 55 cente
The Coiese Gasette speake in uneasy terms
of the depressed state of trade in the oountry,
cf the excessive riee in wages, whihob is momn
tary and spasmodic, of the strikes, the expen
sive habits, and the general decadence of indus
trial life, whihob are becoming characteristics
of Gersany. oIndolence and gluttony have
generally succeeded to the former habdy life of
the Germans; in many of the establishments
In Berlin there is no work done from mid-day
on Saturday to a late hour of-the following
Tuesday; and there is generally that disposi
tion to indulgence which has so often followed
close on great conqnests. The products of
German ldustry have necessarily become
dearer, the exports are diminished, and there
is the necessity of importing mooh from abroad
which could with oonvenleoce have been
manufactored at home. One good resolt of
the scarcity of employment-oontinaue the
Oplegse Gaestte-is that, as the promises of the
Bocialists Bave not been realized, workmen are
1eing compelled to retpr to better habits, and
ti practice economy and temperance.
Bead the advertiement of8bad-loes on fifth
Tas Caaaerzzxs Daoruus -Brother John.
at the Order of Christian Brothers io Eugland,
2 ge6ring eandidates for membership in Ire
lad. The importanoe oftihi mission cannot be
everated. It is intended that Chritian
sebools hsall be establisbed in all the greet
manafatuing towns in England. The Order
numbere at present over 10,000 members
threghbout the ovilised world; there are
,009 schonls, containing about 450,000 pupils.
The glory of giving this Ordsr to the cause of
Obsstlan education beleags to Frasee, and
ree Francs it has extended to Znglasd.
washse sli shal Wi8 pit
i e n trJoie at the large *
. aghtly tbhrea the Sshl
_ail Fair Is ighesd. Iftk 1
resataed for the %joE1t oe Shbild.,l
Sthe pmrish. And from what we o ve i
we anot bdlthein, r abt with veay
fhw exeeptiesa, all contribate more or leesu
This is as it should be; erhow could a perna
ohasese in s eush a place, wherein every brisek
and ornameat of the splendid edifce speaks of I
the e# y and worth of the pastor whore
nrewd ofbeantifal Jsongladias withiulsttl
bl smiles sand persuading tones ate beseigiag
yeato give s mite towards the paymept of a 8
debt ountrate for the. glory 6-e4 ade the
spiritual and temporal advaaweset .t yor m
own and your neighbor'eehildreu. Inlapendest 1
of these eoesiderati•se, are . aertaedtioe
umasements aseply .umpensutivealor say"at t
ly made-performaes of esee)ent pLys,
oagp, music, etc. We are reuested t s-an
osne-s thatdhis (Sunday) evenintla gr.and
performance will be given by the St. Louis
LIterary Bsoietyd,comenolig .at o'eloek,
admiestieon whlih evening will be ifty .
" eats.
The geat ontpat between Meesrs. M Neoud
and J. Lynch fora amagnlesnt gold watch, has
proved the caues of mueh excitement both in
side and out of the hall. Eaeh eandidate is,
apparently, taxing himself sad his fHends to
the utmost, and we feel seured that while the
victor will have earned his laurels, the van"
glnshed will have no eause for self-reproach er
meortfleateion.
Here we think is due to the gentlemen of the
Hibernia Cornet Band to state that last Sunday
with their obharacteristic generosity. they
played during the greater past of the evening,
thereby rendering the Fair more enlivening.
The Fair will continue during the coming
week.
EDITORIAL AND OTHER ITEMS
John Mlitqbel is to lecture in Baltimore, on
the 8th pioximo, under the auspices of the
Clan na Gael Association. His subject will be
"The Future of Ireland."
On January 16th the California steamship
1 for San Francisco, took from New York asix
I Paulist Fathers, who design to remain seven
months in California, giving missions in differ
Sent placee.
There are 6,871,000 smokers In France, and
e their average consumption is eleven pounds
two ounoes of tobaoeo each yearly. Oat of
flftB s, eight smoke pipes, five eigars, and two
t cigarettes.
The Rev. Father Phelan, of St. Benediot's
r College. Newark, has been appointed Superior
a of St. Malaohy's Monastery of the Benekiotine
Order, now in coarse of erection at Creston,
Union county, Iowa.
At a recent fair in Boston, Appleton's Enay
e lopadia, sixteen volumes, was offered as a
Sprize to the most popular member of the press.
It was won by Mr. John Boyle O'Reilly, of the
Pilot, he having received 1300 majority.
The Grand Orient of the Roman Masons'
f Signor Ladovico Frapoli, having recently lost
his reason, the sect in Italy has issued a oirca
t lar addressed to the editors of the Masonic
a papers, in which they are ordered to say as
little as possible about the matter.
A petition was recently presented in the
Boese of Representatives at Washington, by
SBarbour Lewis, of Tennessee. Is has three
hundred signatures of colored people in differ
S nt portions of the South, who are desirous to
n have "some portion of the South or South
Swestern territory set apart for. their exslusive
u. ase, with similar protection bf the United
S 8tates Government to that now given by law
to the Cherokee, Chectew and Seminole In
e dians." The petitioners further state that they
, are desirous of having a fair chance in the
" great race of life, and are satisfied that neither
themselves nor children can have it so lonps
they are in the midst of the " dominant race
of people who are far their superiors in point
of education and many other advantages."
The contre fraction of the German Parlia
a ment has sustained a severe loss in the death
of Herr ran Hoansbroehob Count of the Em
,. pire, and a rich landed proprietor of West
. phalia, and brother.in-law of the Baron Felix
von Loee, the illustrious president of the
Genell Association of the Catholici of
SMains. The deceased was a member of
o the Prussian House of Lords, and he was
the owner of a country house and lands in
Holland, which he placed at the disposal of
German Jesuits after their expoleion. Herr
von Hoenabroech had rendered great services
d to the Catholic cause in his native province,
and such men can, humanly speaking, ll be
e spared in theee times.
One result of the persecution of religion and
the spread of "free thought" and modern en
Slightenment in Prouesia is felt by the Protest
Sant pastors, who complain loudly of the dimi
nution of their incomes caused by the sudden
falling off in baptisms and religious marriages.
On all sides the Miniester of Public Worship
receivee demsnuds for asietance, to which he
invariably replies that he has no funoods ou of
which to help the applieoats. It as computed
b that out of every hunoodred marriages celebrated
in the towns, sixteen per cent at the most re
celse any religions sanction.
I, We olip the following from the imes: "The
- D ot Paper P ashbless reently intsedaeed itothis
etty b ar. . Bedroek. E. 1~0 Carnal street, represea
the lIeding and most elgas styles etf the day. Oeo s
the adveatsges stded by tbe Dme tiia lts patterns.
t ad an. by the way, which ahbme not be oerloeekd
r by the sepetaneed, is tLhe eas with which the svrali
a parts may be putgether. snig Urmn sad troebleseme
aleiattteu." See adveerssmsst.
Wmsraua PaoDcC-.-The attention of dal
Imlas meln el*e advurtismeat ef Mssnm. nmae A
1 ~, webh sppears u ear Mh plge. As wilr hbe as,
t sh mn tlernem have as irmmnrsse dashes hmead we
- e..cnssu .
ia aciinr Son eer shows sthet .
is li reapre trs saw mports the
al ehad an advantage both waysg
ior"ee whole country the erores show
ASiA she' pato i to IWS-74 zesusedl
bcse Ot the petioua ,,ear b 8, 0 0
4o ouar imports de S 0
whtg e as ah belp of $1
Ishappy reault. In the metalie
obo def large aid small comin
le4esgrles whose foandatlons were-impalir
44 or weak. silently disappeared and the
rewulalosedld not cause the crisis, beeuase .
the deay was gradual. I1 not tob it
supposed~ tas e h a year conld be e i
pereeed rwithouat even the rich feeling
poore for a time, values havig bhrenk
enormously In every braneteb " bgqiess.
The ew year eads the-coounry at the
metlee fan a state whibh amitt, if not
of Immediate recuperation, at least of a
gradual one.
! Wbhat haveeyoubee dola'P" asked a boy of
his pl\ymaate, whom be saw comIsn ou of she
bones with tears -i his eyes. "I've been a
ehaedl' a birch cod round my father," was the
enarling reply.
DI=D:
MEAGU91E]-O0 Satraday, Jamary 5th, ISS, Meam.
Jhbaima Mssga. giet seventyW-ve yeas, a msacio o
Caskht, ~esat Tippeer, tIreaan.
Crommel (Iesland psep plsems espy. "
at 1the resdemee .-hi s , sasr.law. .3.
Ihewa . Tel, ., d hsea rf the laa., VOW.
eltee Lavendehi. beme Galeresee Stew.,
teedtn. ad e , teth day m Map. I cs
aonda Cresdet ethis city the iHlrtve sns yesre.
ehears.
9 zor ne Streetd a reidner of this city or
the peat tkirty-two ynars.
toeS-On WCtind Hoae. Jand Dwellia Fitted Up
r, aed twetsran yers . tlvlrae d
a roers fof work lean ao the Oot ntyllaa
Sto rePHOunting Houses ant Cwh.lgs Fnted Up
tret, ore rea t rah hrou t the Oee to pom _ ý aW
rt. rIHAEZRT BAIN O 1'AJIeTA]D TITH
herse the l Miess eed Ned lsb w at MrsL.A
will eUtinue the DRESS AMD tao to MALXIG
nessatrta her ot stand, ever BaTesm at& ATam
eorner oa f Mgl e leand St. Andrew atets.o Lates
Parisan Styl reoived. Al ordes, from con
P treanld et, atede to with o eu artst tats that
will luaIrantee at ant e elebg e Outtag sou Basting
s inlatet stytes. Prca medees tes.
OJa lmep n AZNE. CO. St. ANDEW.
LADEs' FAIR
ST. mOCRAIELt' NEIW HALL,
tCommenclng Thursday, Jan. 21,1875,
'a BENEFIT OF THE NEIW OHOOL.
r The following are the Tables,
0ST. PATIONS8 TLE Presided over by Mrs.
SDeevee
ST. ALPHONSSUS' TABLE-By Mrs. Ch. Donnelly.
ST. THERESA'S TABL --Ba Mrs. Quirk and Mis
" , Ginbey.
SST. MICHAEL'S SCHOOL and SANCTUARY TABLE
By Miss Warner.
WHITE LEAGUE TBLB Mi lois andt Mrs.
YOUNG LADIES' TABLE--By Mises Frrrell aad
JACOB'S WELL, trom which deBeetck draughta will
I CONTESTS between M. Hood and Jaa. L oh, for a
magnlfloent GOLD WATCO AND Ci fo.
V isitts to the Flair will be treated to two or three
Rnterutnmenta by the bT. J.OUIS' LITERARY
;SOCIETY. of whiheb due notice will be given.
A look at the elegant new Hall wold amply repay
Sth ttrouble and trite of money asked to obtain it.
e Mr. T. J. O'Snlllvn's celebraed Bras Band will
Soccuioualy arenas drooping spirnto, and faose the re
loutant to eontribut their mite. JaTl if
l S1DOL3 AND COMBINATION POLIOICS ON
S(oe the Insuranos of debts and or domlestetI poo),
4 In allhe letadng companies deoIng usese ith
SButh. he lass, lowest rstes and absol securitty.
PN. S-Advos satd counsel on any matter perining
Sto liufe asulsne certislly tivsOT.
y fa, I t 1 Caradeslt streetound ear.
HOQ MANUIPACTURE.
S gsn's Loulsiana Yeast Powder,
EQUAL TO THE BST MADE.
Guantet to gie eatire tiefaotesa.
it Pee ole by ~ rseeea. -
muS lmgs 3i Coosma street, i sener Rsbersoe.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
OrPICZ or NEW OELAN8 HOMESTEAD AS
SOCALTION-llS Poydras sreet, Oarer Cmp .-ew
Orlemas, Jam. o0. 175.-The Stookholders of thI Assc
elatien are hereby natlsed that LOAN will be osrd
NEXT TUBDUAY NVWND'G, .ebruary 8, 107. as 71
o'elock, Is the Hall ever the oee of the Asmecition,
116 Poydras stest.
The public are cordially invited to be prosent.
JOHN aCCAPPrtt.Y President.
T. J. O'SULLIVAN, Seretary Jest is
SOCIETY O ST. VINCENT DE PAUL-PAB
TICULAR COUNCIL, 2NW ORLELAN.-The menm
bers of the PastItolar Cotuci sare requested to attend
mes trsmeetls an WEDNESDAY EVENINGN'O T
pebruary 3d, at 7 o'clock. Every member, i Is hoped.
will endeavor to be present, as bosdnes of the last
importuneo to the Society will b be ought befre thei
CouncL . . DOUMEGO, Presldent.
M. 3. KEBNAGrAN. ecretary. Jasl it
NIBRENIAN SENeVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
Aesocla om-Branch No. 3.-The regular mamthly esetu
lag of this t3rnob will be had NEXT TUBSDAY
EENING, February aU. II. at the Hall corner of
Commao and Derbigay street., at 76 o'lock. Poactorn
attendance is requested. By erder.
PHIL. McCABLE President.
RICH. . B3YRZS, Setretery. *a4 It
ANC1ENT ORDER OF HIBEERNIaNI--IVISIIPo
No. 1,-The regularmonthly menessa of tas Dviesion
are held t thdr HBall eadrnr oa Oommn and Derbiany
streets, en the FIRST WEDNEDAY of every moath.
as 7T o'eloek P. S The sm me stag wuW be February -,
MARTIN rFINNEIsT President.
PETEB EIER AN., seresary. oe1874 ly
BISEBNIA NATIONAL BANK - New Orlesas,
Jsaarj I1, 18738-At the anneal etestlem, en the loth
linas thbe follewing gentleean were eaalmosely elet'
ed Directors to serve the dwilag yearn
lP. lRWIN, JO B mI DBS.ON.
tEMLS GAUCHE, WILLIAM LART,
THOS. GIL.MO TROMAS SMITE.
EDWAZD A. TOE..
nd at a meselt o the DImanss As do. P.
uwm, mt., w teau tmees 04"N 3ksdl
NEW SPRENO 0Q0005
*E whieb is salmi ea ..eatas weasessee
MA'Sar Laade s . s- wtsw
air maT, mee iowa t Ue...o.I
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WINTER -DRESS GOOD -
an seindatiews o -
vrRr ZowrJ PariNa
OUR BLA1KMS AND 0O0M3021
TO OelVJIAZ 00C,
CARPTSZ, UStS, MATS. ETC.
SrO LA5 rAN ooST,
As e wlsh
Make a Complete Clearance,
A.nd thnus avoiM sa henqs A tev untl eatt
..be -bleI for. Wel ýalrdram e..i....
A Full Stock of Linen Goods,
S8htrtl liibs Sae. e coo.t lm, dfablet
Rie., It... a.s . 3 01.
AT
P11038 TEAT MUST INSURE RAPID SALES.
The balance of our 1PRING 8tLKS (ellghlyr apettd)
will be lueed at seo.
BRASELMAN & ADAMS,
sinad e.....MASAZIN STUsTR..... se and see
Corner St. Andrew 0ar0t.
OASH HNOUs. Jast It
SHADINES.
Catch of 1875 Have Arrived,
AND FOR SALE BY ALL LIVE GBOCRBS.
TO THE PUBLIO.
oFre year slue.. after proee seaoarn of experence
in the popagaton and p of PhaTS.us, or
young sa we east introduced our dab to the. Amer.
The unparalleld eo of our nt e rese ulting
from poduest of...... a od.....relable, uniform article
mao Ireeods t ual eaels a o
1wademon ONATONen s ieaNi e3
OCLllW . F faElEm lte. Ohart I
J N idnDythenatural rieo n t h
S mtle Oas he. Wan dar.
g mwear Ay. Trcnbe.
p tblWe n arll prse of Irland for sowal the price of
DarI Bpwar d, swe are the original ad oly pact of
WHREE DOLSLARL DPOT
wGRATH & COmuscPTON
All e oar l3m iOte DS STRUT. Nwd rl sn ppeT ias.
HOUIBRNOLD MNATIONAL BASMed0eat
I PeM.tp' PitaLOR ota a ............
e P. IRWIN. President. ee. et
i JOHN B DRSOmre a N,..P peraut.
JOHN CR D L CSM. Cashier. ab$
P. Irwi and Jols e Hendera eve
Emla Gauche. Wnt. Hart.
rast J.L wSrd , An Be eway. . .
XHANWATCHESG ON LONDON AND DUBLIN.
payable n all par. . relan............ for y o t fre
IN GOLD C . upward S ..ld at curret rat*... 7* ly
S GOLD CsBTM WIDRS............. LLARS
FA f oar ly a ttet a e Two sppear Is .TZ
Spt espy. san you will get or Ctm O by euprees.
TCadl o PA M C ootaia i ddrer re
wil wen y n8 py. peeslt ew d.,
SLA CRIM LA CRM coteisut abouts 1
Snumber. Sead 50 ceats for a cpy.
STHREE MUSICAL MAGAZINES
D, Publiahed Monthly by
j afl=Im J. L. PETrRS. reradway. N. T.
AER OONI8 CABEN WORLD"THAM
s. WATCHES.,
2 NDETAKR......................
IN GOLD CAS 44.....C.....iborn .....40......... 4 ad
Oppully Garteed Two ea M rs
Pent by mall s atM my slo, or C. 0. byk Waysee.
UM 'u ih IS muu
m1tsma spsedb q hef n 4W S.DY
Mt.lbslo AOe-Oh.& Rib mi's.
o* 3Wme.es mbaedeNusasi . t'
Ilbusm.leB1el LC. AU5-OeDIm.
ISW thlsu Chaies hssmed LAUD.-N. ashae~r.
ln blAI. Chehe ledM LAD-I. sebaetr.
In heObbk. CoaISe reamed LARD-N. ploh..
N ba. CbuPt loa xd LAID-I. bb.we
tS Ieemlse. Stems me LARD-Usep AnE.
Rs bbm. SteeaedS POR,.
Oe bd . oChi. P IGl POS.
I utore sam ee mae by
BTENS A . RO",
jail f- leplmSe ,t .
NEW AND IMPORTAN T WORK'
UNO OF KKEiAR,:
"History According to Fact and History
According to Froude."."
AND COUNT 0O1O wllC bE e stuwaslle,
free. te si dlo .la il - to w MinAdN" La
A.sses.ey ..usai.ag pit..se.em easehia h
iie the above amuat I saEres N. PLUS1
CLARE, Kemears, Conmby enar. Ibsed.
Thisllportant week will oatls stns HlsM t
th Civla Ware in Irtil soland au gas.1 3 10ls
b"th ma Crsmwl,. eae a sempleti ndtaeis of Mr.
Froadesd bleshoel.
Ameagt the aIes.eaboboerlbr to this work ae
Hs sta es Careao l Cans, hee h ree 8l0s, the
alght Rev. Dr. Deleasy, Corkl the Msrzqle it Blpo i
the Protestant Bishop, Dr. titerUdds the Dabe of
Niorlk I the erl of Es7ars, n a. Resy Peetestaut
nobility sad litrary men ia Loe Criagod. Lier
Aberdare, Mr. Laoky. etA.
Sliter N. lPamel. Claere werks hold theigbe t leak
tn Rastlsh useretars. The 00.0 flrt.s 6sais.. the
leadng organ of the Nagtieh ltemay sptasm. mes:
SMli. Ceasek has dmonarsted that sh posese the
highest sapeasty for works of thilied.
Plies. rembr lthe poor In Irelad., ndes ee aem
help to Ater Mary Frans Cee Se Christma.
LADIES' HAIR STORE.
GEORGE T. SHILLING,
381............Dryedes Strfeet ............81
(rssi oar fren es o l It. Chalee i8
GeIrmlelg sah pef REA HUMAN. HIsR p.
Laplase's Indian Tori a eoteral te m
Smsblelet e t orth ee leesIpa I pr.
prel i. ke tordr Iwlt w sel. Cahea hr fe am
l.la nest sd.I bull sl.{º .... ,w
Benaon POrLa , onHla, Aoeleusr, ot i
Ta R I AI lfT AND "LUT
Laplace' S Indian T Lrnip Poeto ral EIakn.
p. .a iietta w th. nsstpele. blse.
Depot 1. Mobli. 5. O. Dese s C..ll . Ne
weter streets.S e p
F. .111133. I. DamI .
0,51.5. m
.DRY SALTED MEATS,.
Bacon, Pork, Lard, Hamse, Flour, Butter
Is.rt uaUP IS T IE. ri Steet,
des 74ly is paw GSa.
"r MLar rJAND woaSTED.
MMiEi. siPA lREYN O_,
leg aEhims - ieto l s th
able GATNS NWORTSW. TillE LAMLM m
I Lether ere essas risue dres sNO Fed md
Nm. inn.e l _esm. J .
sample s •s itq , sh" o-
Co11 ............... as ..m.llr...............coa
eLL T pllllS gUll. w't "`LL ~ll.
(I" c. Mrs. MmgeOOD O.
sI ws eas /lel S)rt imoales a ,
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