The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-09-06

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EDITORIAL AND OTHER ITEMS.
| Bismark declines to negotiate with Mexico
The king of Greece has an heir-a bouncing
| fat boy.
Gen. Rousseau is expected in this city on the
18th inst.
John Morrissey denies that he intends to vote
for Grant
monument to Thaddeus Stevens is Already
spoken of.
Montana farmers are trying to domesticate
Nineteen couples were divorced in Hartford
last month.
A fine article of wine is made in Florida out
of tomatoes.
The Chinese embassy will sail from New York
on the 9th inst.
Three hundred thonaand women work in
English factories.
Terrific fires have again broken out in some
parts of Canada.
The noted Paraguayan fortress of Humiata
has been evacuated.
increased majority.
The proprietress of the Rerolution advertises
for man to do her voting.
ROssini is about to establish q music school
in Pesaro his native town.
The people of Panama are in favor of annex
alton to the United States.
The Chinese embassy ran up bill of $1,000
for hack hire in Washington.
Fifty Thousand persons are said to have Wis.,
tied Long Branch this season.
The Legislature of Alabama will meet on the
10th inst. to pass a registry law.
daughter of Gen. Kilby Smith was drowned
in the Delaware on the 21st inst.
The Emperor Of Russia's son is expected to
arrive in Washington this week.
Sir Benjamin Lee Guinness left personal pro-
perty exceeding million pounds.
Fifteen hundred people dined at Congress
Hall, Saratoga, one day last week.
Murphy, the notorious English agitator, has
been imprisoned in default of bail.
Brougham's new play, the Lottery of Life"
has netted him $4,000 in two months.
There are now only ten ships owned in Port
land-there were sixty before the war.
French doctor has discovered that alum is
largely used in the manufacture of claret.
Hoffman received the unanimous nomination
of the New York Democratic Convention,
Changes have been made in the New York
customhouse reducing the expenses $sa, 600.
One of the body guard of Napoleon died in
recently, at the age of ninety.
A nephew of Gen. Mcmahon, Duke of Ma
genta, is contractor for Virginia railroad.
Hotel charges at Saratoga are six dollars a
day, and newcomers sent six stories high.
The Exchange Hotel and many other build
ings were burned in Saratoga on the 31st ult.
Mr.. Peabody has contributed to charitable
and philanthropic purposes seven million dol
lars.
The Cork city government has passed reso-
lutions in favor of discharging all Fenian pris-
oners.
The Democrats of Massachusetts, have nomi-
mated John Quincy Adams for Governor of that
State.
Louis Blanc, in describing Lord Napier, says
that he is SO humane he never INDUCED in |
field sports.
The New York merchants have resolved to |
grant no credit to the South. We will be the |
gamers in the end.
The sovereigns of Russia and Prussia are to |
nuvr I'M interview soon 10 Which much impor- |
lance is attached.
Many Southern postoffices have been discon- |
tinued in consequence of inability to find eli |
gble postmasters.
The tropical heats of July have literally |
burned up the crops through large part of
she Russian empire.
On the LIST instant Hon. T. B. Jones and his
three daughters were killed by lightning at New |
Egypt, New Jersey.
This season the Southern rice crop will prob
ably reach sixty thousand barrels against forty
i've thousand in 1867.
Ex-cOllector Symth and other revenue officers