Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-09-05

doubtless theirs, teaches charity that vaunteth
not itself aud Is not pulled up, and We would fam
hope that such things no more truly indicate the
real nature Of genuine Catholicism than the case
mentioned the other day, Of men habtually BIAS
pheniug Father, Son, and Holy Ghost in defence
of their /" religion"
From the above, and from all other opposition
TO the American party, you see the real burthen
Of grief sticking out 1t Is Office ofce!! ofice
Give them Office and the church and my religion
might take care of themselves But II the pro-
phecy of Jeremiah Hunter fulfilled Have 80 many
Of those who have taken "their life in their hands"
been really Catholics, or have not the few who
have gone Tin proper time) multiplied faster than
Falstaifs "men in buckramsn All honor to them
to every one, male and female but can they not
say with sincerity, save me from such friends as
would make my charities subserye base political
purposes
The FUSERAL-The funeral of the late Judge
Cranch took place from his residence, on Capitol
Hill, on yesterday. The attendance was large,
embracing the President, members OF the Cabinet,
prominent members Of the Bench the Bar, and
citizens generally attesting in this way profound
appreciation of the many virtues OF the deceased.
The funeral services were conducted by the Rev.
Mr.. Furness, and were well adapted to the occa-
sion.
RELIEF FOR THE SuFFERERs--It is reported that
all the collectors have not made returns, and that
the aggregate amount win reach $4,000. From a
comparison of the subscriptions in various cities
it is observed that Washington is far behind much
smaller places. Five thousand dollars only think,
for place of fifty thousand inhabitants just
ten cents apiece And this the capital the me-
tropolis the heart of great, rich, powerful gem
eroas republic. Felow-ctizens consider Sup
| pose the whole government, from the President
down to the laborers, should give one days pay as
did those noble souls at the navy yard. There is
| q sum for the Ingenious How much would il be ?
| How much at half day? How much at fourth ?
POLICE CouRT--,Jlstice Birch.--Michael Red
din, Constitutional American" who, in the alb
sence of the "bloody X. Ms" has reached the
| advanced age Of rs, was furnished with lodging.
The Captain not thinking il " the worst Of all
crimes for man to find himself minus dollar
or two" allowed the old man to CO.
| Michael Casey, another constitutional, a"tight
young lad" OF twenty-i-three, got tight" in
| another sense of the term, and disturbed the
peaceful and quiet shades Of Hog Alley. 1t was
| proved by two Constitutions" witnesses that
| Mike had only taken two drinks, and that it was
"quite unusual intirely for him to do even that.
Two other CONSTITUTIONAL went bnil that he
would not disturb the aforesaid neighborhood, and
"to keep the peace towards all her Majesty's SUBJ
| jects," as it reads In Ireland.
Richard Henry Grayson, IA big name) free negro,
| forty, arrested for keeping disorderly house
| Affecting not to know the officer, he made
resistance. Fortunately for Mr.. Grayson, the Of
6cer was crippled in the right hand or his beauti-
| ful "mug" would have presented worse appear
anee than it did, His wife had to pay his fine
| Coon ARRANGEMENT.-By reference to the ad-
vertsement of Justice Hollingshead, twill be seen
that his Police Office will be open from seven A.
NJ. to IL P. NJ. This being situated in central
and notable position, near the Post Office Depart
nent, and being the headquarters Of the officers
during those hours, the ends Of law and order can
now be promptly met