Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-03

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Fenelon an Indian Missionary.-At a meeting
Of the N. Y. Historical Society, held on the q
inst. Mr.. j. r. Bartlett. Foreign Corresponding
Secretary, said the paper which Mr.. Greenhow
| read at the last meeting Of the Society. showing
the probability that the celebrated Feneon rcb.
bishop of Cambray, had been, in early Iife Mis-.
sonury among the lroquois, in Western New
! York and Canada, had attracted much attention.
and already brought forth additional evidence TO
sustain MIR. Greenhow's conjectures. That gem
tleman himself had ascertained, since his return
10 Washington, tbot Hennepin arrived in Canada
with La Sale, in 1914, and it was therefore doubt
less correct, that he was in Canada. he asserts
" while the Able de Fenelon. now Archbishop of
Cambray, was residing there"
The proofs he referred 10 NAV be found in
chronological list of The Catholic Hierarchy of
Canada, published at Quebec, in 1884. 1t states
that g Frs. de Salinac de Feneon President. WAS
ordained June IL, 166S, and left Canada, Sep,em.
Der, 1878" His name occurs in Immediate con.
junction with that of Claude Trouve, who was
ordained June 10, of the same year.. These two
individuals are undoubtedly The same who wen,
together TO the lroquois Mission, and to whom
Charlevoix aludes in the passage quoted by Mr..
Greenhow. .,..,....,.,.. ..s,.,-l.r.a.'.,..
l. In letter from the Bishop of Petree, 10 Mons
Poitevn, Of Paris, the Bishop states tina, :. he had
sent two pons and able laborers to nm Iroouois
tribe settlement, on the north side of the great
Lake, Ontario. one OF whom is Monsieur de Fene-
Ion, whose name is we'll known in Paris, and the
other NJ. Trouve.''
REBGILDING OF THE TEMPLE.-The Jews, both
here and in Europe, are just now making great
efforts TO raise subscriptions for the rebuilding
of the Temple of Jerusalem permission to thai
effect having recently been given them bv the
Turkish Government. The subject has been in
agitation in this city, of late, and at the Hebrew
Festival, the other evening, at the Coliseum. If il
was prominently discussed. Among the guests
there. not mentioned in our repor, Of proceedings,
was n Greek Rabbi. who comes here speciaIl, |
to receive money for tie enterprise
in question and we are told his errand, thus far
has been pretty literally rewarded. The Rabbi |
goes, next, South, we are told, and before going
back to Europe, will visit the Eastern States-l
N. Y. Erpress.
QUANTITY OF DIFFERENT GRAMS PRODUCES in
rHE UNITED SrATEs.-The following is the u.
mount of the different kinds of grain produced in
he United States in 1917, according 10 the esti.
nate Contained in the table preceding the agricui-
uTa report of this office for the present year, viz
Breddstufs,. 5rs .re- Bushels. Total Bush
indian corn or maze 539.35O,OOO Il
Wheat. II4245,5OO '" N'' -.
Rye. y .aaa r.ri4r,-, as, ,aas, 100 .s.sr-s..5 I
'u'N"Hed'" "9ga.Us bon r H,oio'ooo -.-. f- !
o.. - a.. ----694,4 ,49l ZOO
Jats.1 p 74..-....,.. ... -r. l61 S67, 900
Barley. 5,649 $50 ''1roa1G
a t.i "H. ------ 173 ,5l6,95O
M, 1otai' - ,so.-raN r.. S6S, zoos $50 |
,,e,a.oes,a e. D.. .a. III loo,sao,Ooo bl hs. |
oeahs ana feas' so 900. 900
Rice, lll tu oI .f .ai.H3l .. ICa SS0 soH 1901.
Estimated population. 90, ,746 4G0.-PATENr OrrIcr
SEfoHr FOR lS4I--Batunore Weekly Star. ~ -
p u. -
-, Names OF Papers IN 1ferico started since The
War.-One has the high-sounding title OF Ell
Punal de Bruto, (the dagger of Brutus,) and also
Ei Fantasma Vengador, tine spirit of Vengeance)|
e. Inferno, (tiel( and others, with no less terri.