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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-03-08

I CATHOLIC WORLD A Magazine of General
Literature and Science. March, 1868. New
York Catholic Publication House. Terms
Five Dollars per year.
L. We have read each successive number of this
monthly since its origin-except the last-and
| our admiration~has gone on increasing with
| each new issue. We do not intend to be under
| stood as saying that there We're not some in
capabilities pereeptible; but we unhesitating1y
! assert that as whole the Catholic Uorld stands
in the very first rank among the periodicals of
the day. We have heard non-Catholics speak
of it in terms of high commentator for the
uniform fairness and courtesy which character
ICES its tone, the soundness of its philosophical
views, and the high literary position which it
has assumed.
Every Catholic in these United States who
has the least pretension> to culture or taste
should give this monthly the, first place on his
centre-table; to be without it would be con-
fession that he possessed neither the one nor
the other.
1t is creditable to Catholic literature, and
Catholics should feel bound by honor and i'll
terest to give it hearty support.
Contents-Cahada Thistle; Story of a Con-
script; The Old Roman World; The Rival
Composers; The Irish in America; The Double
Marriage; The Church and her Attributes
Magas, or Long Ago; Affairs in Italy; What
DR.. Marks Died of; Bartoleme Las Casas.
THE COMEDY OF CoNvocATIoN IN THE ENG
LIsH CHURCH, IN Two-SCENEs. Edited by
Archdeacon Chasuble, DID. New York Catho-
lie Publication Society. 1868.
The authorship of this work has been attri-
buted to persons eminent in literature and
position, which in itself is testimonial of it's
merits. The conception and execution show
rare abilities, commanding uubounded admira-
ton and an unprecedented circulation. Ex-
tracts or analysis would convey 40 adequate
idea of its pungency and wit. Therefore, we
recommend all to procure the pamphlet from
Mr.. Gogarty, No. ISL Camp street, opposite st. 7
Patrick's Church
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-03-08

THE MORNING sTAR:-we welcome with sim
cere pleasure to the field of American Catholic
journalism, THE MORNING STAR AND CATHOLIC
MESSENGER of New Orleans The second num-
Der is on our table, and, like the first affords
evidence Of ability, energy, industry, and enier-
prise in the conductors and managers Of the
new weekly. We had intended to prepare a
notice of the MORNING STAR last week when
we received the first number, but friend cdme
IN and borrowed the paper before our notice
could be written, and we therefore postponed
q noSlce OF our new coteWporary and co-laborer
paper, and considfS Us get-up veryScreditable
to the managers. xzlfis- conservative and Catho-
lie, and we douhf not that the able corps Of
gentlemen who conduct the paper, and who arc
headed meade by the zanlNns and learned Archbishop
Od,n as Presidenl the New Orleans Catholic
CoaRS, by which the paper is
|" nrdar are eTmii'ed to spare-no efforts
most INC. graiseworthE enterprise. The beautiful,
9u. olt-strickeni EStholis city of New Orleans
deserves to hay Ut such an English cham
pion in it's lit Is the MORNING STAR, and
c Ge ma;l 1T atst into the noble field Of
oa;nonc Jou.fneH 18th sentiments of gratif-
'a'ion and PrMesfs ltissore Mirror.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-03-08

John Hecker, large -four dealer has adj
" situation" at Washington the concudipC
paragraph of which is appended az hereby
declare that will retain man ia my employ
who will support the fanatical party which is
now dominant in our national councils, that L
will have no intercourse whatsoever with any
man who will not uphold the President of the
United States in this fearful juncture and, in
zens whose sentiments accord with my own to
make public their views, and unite as vigil
lance committee in his support, and resolve
never to yield until our constitutional rights
are secured.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-03-08
Patrons of the Morning. Star.

Outside of New Orleans, the parish OF
Iberville is entitled, thus far, beyond any
other locality to the expression of our thanks
for laid and countenance." Not only has
it favored us with q correspondence, which
will be found elsewhere in this issue, but
the number of names which it has placed on
our subscription list is greater than that
from any other similar source.
Apart from the Catholic spirit of the popu-
1ation, we must recognize in this result the
Jealous agency-o our firm friend, the Rev.
Charles dHemecourt, pastor of that parish
We hope, in time, to be able to chronicle
similar results in other quarters. We count
entirely upon the cooperation of the Rev.
Clergy throughout the archdiocese for the
extension of our circulation, and hope that
they will consider the occasion sufficiently
laudable to call for the exertion of some i'm
fuence on their part. -
Before dropping the subject, we must ex-
press the hope, in reference to Father d'He-s
mecourt, that he will meet with complete
success in the Tombola which he is cettiun
up for his church. So well and widely
known as he is, not only by his late parish
oners of st. Patrick's Church, but to a
large circle of friends besides, we cannot
doubt that his success will be commensu
rate with his popularity, hard as are the
times.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-03-08

"A SLIGHT, CHANGE.-we beg to CALI TIE
to this Curious cas- Of develSpement.
Dovecot has enjoyed three months, three
happy months; Of welded life. FORMERLY
his Amelia was his ssSpck, ;" now he calls
her " pigeon"-9nd truth compels us to
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-03-08

ready to enter into, cont asts, and on terms
that show the times are Beginning to tell on
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-03-08
! LETTER FROM p1AeuE,f1xEs.
PLAouEMrNEs, March 2, 1868.

PLAoUEM1NEs, March 2, 1865
Messrs.7 Editors:-In evil times like the pres
emit, when the Vaccinations of the world and
of the Inferno seem to have combined in q new
crusade against everything true and holy, it is
indeed, both q pleasure and relief to sec an en-.
terprise for the accomplishment of good set OH
foot. Long have the Catholics of this diocese
felt the want of an English Catholic Journal
and often has it been wondered that the great
and wealthy city of New Orleans, so lavish in
| Its -centribatieH- e-erery enterprise of gerr=
era1 good, aud SO opell-handed in it's. charity.
| should be without n thing essential to III,
own well-being.
| The times are truly bad-the future dark
ana threatening, yet in the gloom that has
gathered upon n Catholic
we trust will prove in reality wen as in
name, in one respect at least, the "morninp
star" Of a brighter and happier day. To make
and good object much is to be done, vet il can
be easily accomplished if the workers will only
perform tho little task assigned them.
70 those who may ask who are the workers
and what is the task, will answer: In the es-
tabhshment and maintenance of thing SO
essential as an English Catholic paper, every
Engfish=reading Catholic family IN the diocese
Is . worker, and the task is to support it by
subscribing to it.. The subscription price Is
not much, and will, without fail, he more than
d0ubly repaid each year. Let us, then, one and
Morning Star will be both immediate anJ nar1
>manent. r.
Now Messrs Editors. what shall r write
abont,from this section I" mn in the country ~
OF the hard times you know. for. from ali me-
counts that orc Lo.I a,n,,.,h =; III I'll, ~. ao
City. This. however ia NOT the worst TbeSa
hard times are likely to continue if not ,-,,o,.'
worse for some time. from apnearances here ;n
the country, at least u1ru We can have n ana,I
crop. Out of old mother enrth must come tbe
flolfars r, "a: -: oSSN nus cn'.s' SoHie Tue
troubles which have followed ;pS1he wa ,Lan ~
the late war another serious tronbieS has heset |
our peoole and that ia the fiootls rh;1, ST. 81
Father Of Waters Las nomre1 1br"nn I'm ing n oia
ken and defective Ievees the mast three NV voors
The levees this season are in sad nl;%ht
while the hre,I. in Grand o,. i; 81 ~ piISn
of Pointe Counce the most dss.,nt; ine parish t
State, is still open. Under these
fe u.al s,.n.,ess. man.
take r9s;na sha,,,d hes sta TO Under
above the level Of the hanks of III. 49, a,1
for anv ien,rth nf +;,a .,.d anu
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-03-08
CITY ITEMS.

Mr.. Baker has been reinstated as Street Com
missioner, by order of Gen. Grant.
Burglaries and larcenies are of frequent oc-
currence. Some half dozen cases are almost
daily brought before the authorities
Gen. Steedman charged man by the name
of Reagan with threatening to kill his family
ON the 3D. inst. The accused was fined $40
Atthe meeting of the Public School Directors,
held. on the 4th inst, the total number of
pupils attending was announced as Is, 1913 white
and 2s76 cofored total enrolled, I9, 1888.
After the dismissal of the firemen on the 4fh
several Of the companies in a BODY paid their
respects to Jefferson Davis and .mily The
silence which prevailed was M 10 eloquent
Than words.
panic in regard to- city money has pre-
vailed for some days past. The poor are al
ways the sufferers in such cases. The crowds
around the brokers' offices caused some uneasi
ness, which led to q suspension of all transac
tions. 1t is to be hoped the Council will atS
once adopt some plan, which will not only al.ay
the present excitement, but permanently res
tore confidence.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-03-08
NRw PUBLICATIONS.
PELICAN.

CATHOLIC woRLD.. Magazine of General
Literature and Science. March, 1868. New
York Catholic Publication House. Terms
Five Dollars per year.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-16
Affairs In Virginia.

RICHMOND, January 15.-Iu the convention
to-day charges were preferred against the
President. It is understood that he cut oil
debate, and refused an appeal from his de-
cision. 1t appeared from the journal that the
motion to reconsider Buffers invitation had
been withdrawn before he entered the hall
The Conservatives denied this, and & motion
to amend the journal to that effect was lost.
The second article Of the constitution being
amended 80 as to prohibit Justices Of the Peace
TO be also members of the legislature, was
adopted.
A resolution thanking the Senate for rein
stating Stanton was offered by colored mem
ber, and tabled. The convention then adj
journed.
In the Supreme Court Of Appeals to-day the
habeas co,pus case of pardoncd convict
whose release was refused by the Superin'
tendent OF the State Prison on the ground
that Pierpoint had no power to pardon, his term
as Governor having expired January lst. The
court unanimously decrced that Pierpont held
over until his successor was qualified, and the
convict was released.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-16
THE CONVENTION.
CONVENTION HELD BY AUTHORITY OF THE
RECONSTRUCTION LAWS OF CONGRESS.
TO FRAME A STATE CONSTITUTION
FOR SOUTH CAROLINA.

Tho Convention yesterday had evidently lost
none OF it's interest to tho colored people OF the
city, who thus far have constituted the bulk Of
the spectators. The area assigned to them was,
if possible, more donsely crowded than the
day before.
Quite number of delegates were added to
the number before present, several OF whom
we're white men; and log-rollinG to secure the
election of this or that candidate for president
appeared to be the all-engrossing object OF
work. 1t was evident from the outset, however.
that DIR. Mackeys adherents had secured the
inside track, and the first ballot. informal
though it was, attested tho truth OF the predic-
tions freely made.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-16
The Georgia Convention.

ATLANTA, January 15.-The convention adopt
ed to-day the preamble to the new constitution
and two sections Of the Bill of Rights. The
first section declares that protection to person
and property is the paramount duty of govern
ment. and should be impartial and complete.
A resolution was adopted requesting General
Meade to order tho State Treasurer to pay the
convention q sufficient sum to pay expenses;
also, resolution calling on Congress to vote
money for the expenses of the convention.
A general order appears this morning, rean-
nouncing orders from the War Department
and General Pope forbidding any interference
under color of State authority and by the State
courts, with persons in tho military service OF
in the bureau, for acts done under order.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-16

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@-IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

@IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF SOUTH
CARcLINA.-IN THE MATTER OF JOSEPH L.
BREEDEN. Bankrupt by whom Petition for Ad-
judication of Bankruptcy was nled on the second
day of JSnuary. A.D. 1853. in said Court Bank
ruptcy.-This is to give notice that. on the second
day of January, AID. 1868, Warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued against tho Estate Of JOSEPH
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borough, and State Of South Carolina who has been
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January 18 th2