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5000 Missouri
The New York Journal Of Commerce Of
the afternoon of the 10th inst. says:
''The market shows but little animation
in any department, and the business OF the
week closes quietly. Money il in liberal
supply for temporary loans on good stock
collaterals, at 6 per cent, and there are eX-
ceptional transactions, in large sums, upon
government securities at per cent The
best commercial paper is readily placed at
: per cent. per annum discount"
In regard to drygoods, the same paper
says:
"The market has been heavy, stale, Hat
and improbable. Impeachment has set
like a night mare upon it all the week, and
the buyers have held off so long that the
holders Of goods are nervous and iidgety,
and this is very unfavorable to steadinesa
in prices. There has been general con-
eession in cotton goods, both plain and
fancy, and plump offer for any consider
able quanty would probably lead to still
lower rates, al the stock has somewhat &c
cumulated.
"The business Of the week in brown cot
| LDllH HIS btth iAtiAANNhj Shh Wv
transactions have been chiefly restricted Il
A few bale lots, which were distributed a
irregular rates. The stock of both heavy
and light weights continues to accumulate
and some of the smaller manufacturers ar
becoming little nervous under the inilu
ence of the protracted slackness Of trade
The softening in value of the raw STAPLE
has depressing effect upon prices Of manu-
featured goods, and probably deferred buy
ers from purchasing beyond the quantie
required for currant wants. standar'
sheelings are generally offered at a reduc
ton Of half a cent per yard from the quo
tations Of last week without stimulating
sales, although few holders are still ask
ing old prices.
The following will show the receipts an'
stocks Of cotton at the various ports at Oh
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London advices of yesterday quote United
States 5-205 at 7l8.
Exchange on New York is taken by
the banks at par, and is sold by them at tie
premium. Z
There is very little doing in gov
eminent bonds. Dealers buy at a shade
under the New York rate, and sell at about
&c advance.
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New
York yesterday at CT for the new and 6S3
for the old.
There is very little doing in corpora
ton checks. Brokers buy at 72c and sell
at 75c in the dollar.
Bank of Tennessee notes are in demand
at zoe.
The sale of Southern States bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange on the 10th
inst were as follows:
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A Coon SUdGEsTIoE.-S. w. Atkinson
has issued a circular proposing to deaden
the large timber ON the banks Of the river,
10 improve the navigation. The caving Of
the banks and the falling in Of green trees
obstructs and endangers navigation,
whereas, &c deadened il would fall and
float away. To show his faith Mr.. A. says:
al will deaden some timber, and give
one months work or attention, and fifty
dollars 10 improve the navigation; and !
suppose the boatmen and merchants will
give some aid, IA il will promote their
interest"
lie thinks 4 would improve the health,
and increase the value of the lands near
the river
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There is no material change in gold.
The following are the New York quotations
of yesterday Opened at 1898, was 1891 at
1920, 1891 at 1910, 1898 at noon, and closed
1884 at ats p. NJ. Dealers here were pay
ing 1891 and holding at 14O4. .
Government securities were quoted in
New York yesterday as follows:
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SINGLETON has Harper's Magazine and
Frank Leslie's Lady's Magazine Cor June,
Harner's Bazaar and the Waverly Maya
vine
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LONDON, May 10, Ills A. SI-Consols
946942, for money, and 92b993 on ac-
count. United States bonds 7l697 Il l;2O
Pm .-Consols 90 on account. United States
bonds 7l4. 5 M.-Consuls 93B@93f on
account United States bonds 7ls97lk
LIVERPOOL, May 10, ILLS A. Motion
dull estimated sales to-day 5000 bales !;
uplands l2Bd; Orleans 122d. 1:20 P. M
Cotton nominally unchanged. 5P.M.-
Cotton irregular; sales to-day 5000 bales;
uplands I'D; Orleans 12fd.
LARD lin tierces 2O@22c; in kegs 20
@2Olc.
SUGAR Orleans 144@15lc; Demarsra
16@l6Ic; coffee A 174e; B 17c; c l63 ;
crushed and powdered Isle per lb.
BAcoN-Clears sides 1se; shoulders l4@
14Ic; country hams 1G@l7e; canvased
country zoe; sugar-cured 22@2Se.
MoLAssEs.-Common syruPs SO@s5e ;
golden syrup Sl@1 so.
SALr-SS so for Z bushel bbls.
CoFFEE-Rio 221@26c; Java 3s@4Oc ;
Laguyra 274@2Sc per lb.
FLOUR.-Superiine 50 5O@lO; extra
family Sl4 5O@15 %.
CoTToN YARNs.-5O0 21c, GOO l9c, 200
lie.
ORANGEs-S6 per box.
CHEEsE.-English dairy Ice.
HAY.-S22@23 per ton for timothy.
BARLEY-Sl so per bushel.
SEEDS. S. 70.
DRIED FRUIT-Peaches, none in market;
apples SC.
PorAToEs-Irish 81 SO@46O per bbl.i.
Coal Om-Prime Tennessee white $50
Ale; lubricating 40c.
sUGAR-l4l@151c for Orleans; Coffee
sugar 161@l74; crushed Isl.
LARD.-1Sc. per Id.
CANDLEs.-Star 174@ISc.
LARD-19@2Oc per lb.
SACKs-Gunnies 26lc; burlaps oslo
26c.
OARS Loose in wagons 75c, sacked SIC.
CANDLEs-Star 178@lSc per h.; stear-
inc S. 25per box.
BRAN-$l IS per hundred pounds.
IRoN.-Tennessee common bar SIC pc
h.; Kentucky SIC; Tennessee band 100
lO4c; Kentucky do. 7@74c.
CHEEsE.-Factory lie; English dairy
l63c per ID. .... .. E
. DEMONSTRATION county - 75(Gb
per gallon; Bourbon $4@6.
LEAD-Bar, per pound, 124c shot, per
bag, So 25@3 so. ..... .
Horse SHoEs-SS per keg.
CoILARs-hog SO 50 per dozen.
AxEs-S14@16 per dozen.
RoPE-Cotton CSC.
BUTTER.-SO@5Oc.
RAIsINs-S5 per box.
DRUGs-Copperas &c cream Of tartar
10000; epson salts q @Sc; glue 22@S7!c;
ipecac powdered S. 5O@6; morphine per
ounce 81 so; nitrate of silver 81 60 ;
quinine 50 40 sal soda &c; vitriol Sc !;
opium$l so; alum &c; aqua ammonia 2Oc;
carbonate ammonia 35c; assafostida Doc !;
caliaaya' bark 50 25@2 so; calOmei, Eng
lish 81 rs; American 81 40, castor oil
81 25 per gallon; camphor 81 %.
HoLLoWwARE-i3 c per Id.
Doe IRoNs-4tc per III.
WAGON BOXEs-4fc per Id.
STRAW AND FEED CUTTERS Sanford
straw cutter No. II, 81 do. No. 2, 80 ;
Utley's Diamond, IS. Tennessee corn
shelter, 50 Southern, Sll.
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BUY AT HOME.

THE UNDERSIGNED. BEING FCILT
z prepared for manufacturing sash.
Doors. Blfnds. inside aBd out, Pivot and
Stationary iats, Frames of ever deEcripiiou.
Brackets, COrnlees. plain and ornamehtal.
Manteipieces, Mouldings 0f al kInds, Base
Boards. Flooring. Poplar and Pine Ceiling
Plank. Wealth o. boarding. aud Bailding Malls
rial generally. Also. EuildeIs and Contrartors,
Ali NJ AZ low rates AZ can be Imported % equal
quality. Send orders. Punetnahty and dia-
patch are our business creed. Ofhca and fac
tory adjoining ashyille and Chattan0eza knll-
road Locomotive Shops, Cedar street. Nashville
Tennessee.
TURBIVILLE A FULCHER.
apr4 d6Wly
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PERsoNAL.-We we're gratified 10 meet
our friend d. A. Brewer, Of the Memphis
AualanoLe, in the city yesterday. We trust
he may have an agreeable soiourn, and
offer him the freedom Of our Office while he
remains
Gen. j. T. Boyle, President Of the Evans
Vile. Henderson and Nashville Railroad,
is registered al the 81. Cloud. He reports
the work on his road az having been placed
under contract from Henderson to the coal
fields this side Of Madisonville, distance
Of forty-sir miles, and bids accepted for
The work on this end Of the coal fields.
Impeachment, the 'bust up" in the rad
ical party, wet weather nor any thing else
seems 10 affect his ardor or determination
20 build the Evansville, Henderson and
Nashville Railroad.
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The stocks Of cotton in the interior
towns, not included in the receipts at The
ports, are "a follows:
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HARPER.-Messrs. W. T. Berry q Co,
have Harpers Magazine for june.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

NASHVILLE, May 10, 1868.
CoTr0B.--The market to-day has been
very dali The transactions were a. fol-
lows. sales bales at 28c; received II
bales; shipped 81 bales.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.--Four misdemeanor
cases we're disposed Of yesterday.
Henry Musgrove, charged with assault
with intent 10 kill Jordan McGowqn, col
ored, gave bond in the sum Of $1,000 for
his appearance from day TO day, and was
released from jail.
The case Of J. N. Watson, charged viii.
the murder Of Policeman Frame, occupied
the attention Of the Court the most Of yes
terday. Il will probably be decided by
the Jury this morning.
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The national division To day,

The following is the programme for the
National Division Of the Sons Of Temper
ance this evening:
Public reception Of the National Divis-
ion hy the Grand Division Of Tennessee.
The members of the National Division will
assemble nj half past seven o'clock +. NJ. IN
the senate Chamber and will proceed at
eight o'clock TO the Representative Han,
where the exercises will be according 10
the following programme:
]. PRAYER by Grand Chaplain, Rev. ID.
X. Grafton.
2 Music by the Band.
3 Welcome address by G.. w. p, DR..
Geo. s. Rlackie, of Tennessee.
4 Response by NJ. w. T., John H..
Stearne Of New York.
5. Music.
t. Address by b. d. Townsend, Of South
Carolina.
S. Address li,, by O. u. wc,n,ore, Of Bruins
wick.
3. Music.
10. Address by General 5. f. Cary, Of
Ohio.
II. Music.
u. Benediction by NJ. w Chaplain
Rev. J. q. Albeit, Of Indiana,
Tar NEW TELEGRAPH LIMA mum
Der Of our solid business men met At The
Chamber Of Commerce yesterday morning
10 consider ihe subject Of extending th'
Pacific and Atlantic telegraph line from
Louisville 10 this place, aud hence &c
Memlhis and New Orleans. MessTs
Thursion, The President Of the company
and Rrsunin. Of Louisville gave full anC
mcid exclamation OF the enterprise, 10
pre-ept and prospective condition, aud th'
object Of their visit 20 Nashville. Th'
COMPANY is the only one competing wil
the consolidation lines Of the country, 4
free from az complications, IL out OF debt
and Is paving dividend Of 10 per cent
aud passing an equal amount 30 the sur
pies fund Ii Is desirable 20 raise twenty
90 twenty-five thousand dollars here
towards completing the line 10 this city an'
beyond. The shares are SIS each subscrlh
ers 10 pay $40 when the line Is complete,
10 Nashville, $40 when half way from thi
city 10 Memphis, and the remainder whel
the line Is completed and working 90 Mem
phis.
A0er these statements were made. Hon
X. b. Chatham. being Ia the Chair. o
motion appointed the following COMMITTEES
10 aid the gentlemen who have the matte
ia charge in bringing il before our husine.
men aud capitalists: DR.. Ordway, Can
Cheenev aud Mr. O'Shanghnossey repr,
senting the cotton, grocery, and produ,
merchants. and III. h. HuckneT, james \
Hamilton, and J. c. McCrory. represen
ins the drygOods and hardware merchant
banks and bankers. A very earnest ieeln
was manifested, aud the enterprises will
promptly presented by these gentlemen
our people.
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WINES.

UIIsT RECEIVED FRESH FROM THE lNi-
~ pOTteTs.
100 Baskets ANCHOR Brand Champagne,
so Cases Saint Marcoaux do
AZ Pipes Pale Sherry Wine, tC0uAn 80
20 Casks Crown Sherry Vino
90i{ Pipes Burgundy Port Wine.
ga Pipes Old Port Wine, -
az Pipes Table Madeira Wine, extra hn2,i
80 Boxes Claret Wine,
so Boxes Still Catawba Wine,
10 Cases Verinouth DO
10 do Curis9 do
10 do Marischino do
10 DO Absinthe.
40 Baskets Annisette,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MATCH FOUND.

A FINE goLD WATCH WAS FOUND
N near Line street. on the 18th inst, and de-
posted with the Metropolitan Police, whleh lDe
owner can have on proving property and pay
ing charges. maylo o.
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The foIlowing dispatches we're received
at the Chamber Of Commerce:
NEW YORK, May l9.-Gold opened at
1891. 1045 A. M--Gold 1881; Coii1n
inactive and prices droopiDg--nominaily
az follows: Low middiings 304 uPlands
3Il good middlings 80 Mobile - Or
leans 32i. ~ M.--Cotton duh and prices
nominal. 3P.M.-Gold 1891 Cotton dull
and prices nominal uPlands 81! Sales
to-day 300 bales.
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INDIES.

AZ Casks J. Fauri's Cocnae 1903
10 RenaulrBran lsI5l
DO United Vineyard PROJECTORS
Brandy. Is19)
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BafeheIOr's Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dyeis the best in the world. The only
frlle and perfect Dge-harmless, reliable. instan-
taseous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown. Remedies the
i'll effects Of bad Dies. Invigorates the hair.
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed william A. Bachelor. All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81 Bar
clay street. New York. lapr29 ~.
ICE CREAM.
We can furnish Ice Cream of the best quality
either Wholesale or retail. to Pic MICS. Parties
private families, or to all persons wishing the
same. at most reasonable rates. We have com
pleted all our arrangements. and will be pre-
pared to Gil all orders at short notice.
R5- We also keep on hand fine assortment
Of the best imported Wines and Liquors, with
a large stock of the best and freshest COnfec-
tioneries to be had'in the city.
JOHN FUGAZZI,
aprlS 2m No. SO North Cherry street. =
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North America sons Of Temperance.
THE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFUL ELY IN
vited TO attend the Reception of the National
Division of Sons Of Temperance by the Grand
Division of Tennessee, in the Representative
Hall at the Capitol, on Wednesday night, May
10Th. The exercises will commence precisely at
e. & O'clock mayl9 2t
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FOR EVA sVELLE, LOUISyIIA.E AND
CINCINNATI.
nHE FINE PASSENGER NJ. -
steamer Havana, PIERCE, Mas 81 -
ter. W. II. MCINrYRE, Clerk,Will leavee17z-zz7
as above on THURSDAY, the 2lst instant nt
4 o'clock p. NJ
For freight or passage apply on board or to
W. A. PEBBLES. Agent.
Corner Broad aud Front streets.
C0RBETT y BOYD. or
myD1. HARRISON X SONS.
For Cairo, st. Louis, Memphis and
New Orleans.
VNHEF PASSENGER STEAM - -
L or Nashville. Wiley Sims, LFlat 80
Master, JoHNNY HARPER. Clerk. will sszalls-.a
leave as above on THURSDAY, the Elst inst.
ut O'Clock p. NJ.
For freight or passage apply on board, or %
OORBErr L BOYD, Agents.
Al and ~ Front st.
HARRISON & SONS.
mv2O2t W. A.pEEBLES.
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Aurora OII.-Fifty barrels Just received
and for sale, at wholesale and retail. by
e BENSON & TONEY,
myl2 If No Cherry street.
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ALL RIsHT.-Esquire Wilkinson desires
70 have his friends know that his illness On
Monday was not serious, and that he can
be found during business hours al his Office.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Early and Happy sfarriage-The True
Principles which guide to HAPPY MAR
RAGE, and domestic felicity. Essays for
Young Men. sent in sealed letter envelopes. free
ofeharge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
Box p, Philadelphia. Pa. Mayo Sm
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GRAND LARCENY.-Charles Sanders was
sent TO the workhouse last night on charge
Of stealing sixty dollars from Henry Ed
wards. His case will come before the
Commissioner this morning.
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MALT LIQUORS

- Casks YGunger's Ale,
no Casks Guinness Porter. AlsO
100 Baskets Boxer Celebrated Cocktail bittors
zoe 900 Cigars. Imported aud bomesiir,
(Finest bTands.l
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BEFORE EsQUIREs SMITH AND MATHEws.
David Reed was the prosecuting
witness in the case Of Sallie Amos, who
was charged with open and notorious lewd-
ness. She was fined 81 and costs.
David Reed was fined 81 and costs for
assault and battery and forcibly ejecIing
Saliie Amos from her house.
The case Of conductor on the Nashville
and Decatur railroad, who was arrested for
refusing a colored woman seat IN the
ladies car, was continued until Saturday.
Jack Martin was fined 81 and costs for
assault and battery.
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HoLLOwwARE-4@c per lb.
Doe IRoNs-4tc per III.
WAGON BOXEs-4fc per Id.
STRAW AND FEED CUTTERS Sanford
straw cutter No. Il, 81 do. No. 2, 50
Utley's Diamond, IS. Tennessee corr
shelter, 50 Southern, Sll.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-01

-Aveckly Republican paper, 70 be q Nd
The Ackley Guide, will soon be eeseead at
! Aekley, in Hardin county, By W. ". ~ y,
Esq.
Mrs. Lavina ". Pierce. 81 Snihs4
Mass, for several years matfon Of The WSat-
borough Reform School, recsntly deceassds
left s 900 TO assist INDECENT guls preparing
for teaching in the Grinnell College, lows.
On Thursday last. Mr.. Ge;gsr, : resid{pk
Of Elk River township, Clinton county, ~
ceised kick from : young horse with uhiee
he W blowing corn, and died from s4hs ~
fects1AA few hours afterwards.
Specimens Of brown iron ore have bsens
discovered in the vincinity Of Eddysiils, We
pello county, which we're tested By Ptolea-,
sors Robert and Henderson of the Burlington
Collegiate Institution and pronosOesa good
"A young man 81 the name of 1Nkn
Liehtner was found dead in his bed - Gins
ton. iowa, ON Wednesday last. h Nrnn
employee on the railrosd, has relatif y
q Msrtinsburg, IndianA. He had q !.
Ing too freely Of water during the o.
hot weather..
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VALUED AT $3.50. 900.

4 +
sessnd Prixe--one Lot on, Second ,trsst,
between Piasa and Mari streets, nearly eppo-
site the City building, Axiom, HIPS fees on SEQ
ond street. suitable for staspa value SO, 500.
Third Prize -soee LIT On corner between
Third and Fourth atect4 Alton, Hl--1O fen On
Piass strsst snd 50 fsst dep. Valued = &3ADe.
Fourth Psixs-,One Lot adjoining tho a6evs,
20 feet On Plaza streel and 80 feet deep. vslssd
Fif1h Prixs--one Lot adjoining the above.
70, feet on Plaza Hreet and 50 feet deep. vAped
sixsA Prixs.-ons Lot adjoining the aA.rs
LOU, y II Trenton ssa street. 50 II deep, build
Ing Oh III 40 Fact two stories high Of stone
I'D brick, occupied - carpenter shop. Valued
ssvsn.A f'ri.sion. new EDein. nd Saw
Mill, all complete. u best manufacture, andtin-
| ished in good ,tyle. Valued 1t $4,000.
Eighth Prixs-0ne new Engine, ali .com-
PIete, with aoserRcr, sa-horse power, hady an
Four Pfixea-.eonssting Of -four ThreehInx
Machines and Horse Powers e. horse spower,3 8
best manufacture. Yal,fAd at $3.50 each--$2. 900.
q Twenty Prax ss..In Sugar NiliS. cbn-
kisti1a Of rs neg Mild, Of best mapufacture
tl2o saah valued h ss.ias,
I 0ss say a1elt-Por saving cord wood, new
and all completes with power. Value, 1910.
TWsnty.dve Prixss-.Tn fine Sewing Ma-
chimes Of yarious{styies and Of best Manufacture
Of Howe and Singer Manufacturing Companies,
Raging IN price from Nsto $leo--valsed u VI.
[4eo.
4 fwsnty--dvs Prisss- In Silver Hunting
Case Lever Wat{hes, fall jsweled, 1t ~ sacA--
a 1s1s !, ssa rr.,s--ot v.,s.s .aa ~.
ial articles, yin sanS ii priss rom sIss s7s-
y ons HunA. 81 Pritss--In as.snbael., 4
40 Per prise, vsias u 600 .ssa
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Sa
IA
Il PATTERsoN's
ss e.
lien VOlksaF0aldly

% ths corner Of Piass an Third streets, front
- on Piasa 100 feet, running back 100 feet.
~ Of Machine Shop, Is yset wide and 100 feet
~, four stories high--frst story stone, two foot
sA1ll, the, other three brick metal roof; heavy
Iron columns through the ceatYe Of each stsry.
Foundry IS feet wide, 80 left long, 80 feet high
d brick; good cupalo aud lroom, and core room.
Al1ksmith shop % feet wtde, 50 fest long, stone
sn1sbrick, metal roof. 0dIre I5x20, two stories
high; Of brick; metal roof, All the above Shops
are sspplied with tha bsst engine, latbes, planners
nd tools throughout; agofd1ot pr iron and wood
4ssESre4s aigoed lot Of PATTERNS. The shore
ISe~psAA1A capacity to work 100 hands. Once
las SAFE, desks, tnA in good
0rfler u -
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-05-17

OF SIMoNY.-If any one has o doubt Of the
practical working of the " Church estab
lsshed by law and under the spiritual
head of Queen Victoria's Anglican Pope,
let him read the following open and bare
faced sale Of one of the curacies, of par
ishes.'. What would our American friends
say If they heard of one of our city pafishes
in New Orleans put up for sale to the highest
bidder Oh! what an uproar would be
made, and an excitement created through
the land on the corruptions Of Popery !!
And yet this barefaced simony is so com
mon, in the Protestant Church,; that it
calls for no more remark than an ordinary
advertisement for the sale of u house or
lot. Let those who doubt the inexpediency
of disendowing such a Church in Ireland
read this, and be satisfied: 81
Valuable village advowson between
ESO0 and .s9O0 q year) for sale, in one of
the most beautiful counties in England.
Incumbent in SEVENTEEN year. Prospect of
early possession. Superior residence, lawn
and garden several acres of rich and
highly. cultivated glebe, with suitable
buildings. District healthy; neighborhood
good. Population under five hundred
dutgoings small poor rates light; renowned
trout and grayling fishing; postman calls
every morning and evening two railway
stations; also, a we'll supplied market town
within one hours drive six hours fr6m
London. Letters to be addressed, ETC., etc.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-05-17

BEAUTIES OF THE CHURCH EsTABL1sH-
MENT.-In the debate in the House of Com
mons on the Irish Church, Mr.. Bright made
the following statements: l~z....
Six hundred thousand Protestants in Ire
land have two Irish archbishops and twelve
bishops with an income of twelve millions.
In a large part of the provinces, the number
of persons belonging TO the Established
Church hardly sunless to keep up the forms
of service. Yet tine property OF all is taxed
for its support.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-05-17

- " Murphy at Discount is the title of an
article in the Manchester Courier, the con-
clusion of which is as follows:
The leading supporters of Murphy in
Birmingham had tremendous row Ia their
camp Last Monday night. Murphy declared
that he got nothing out of the place, and he
closed i at once. He discharged his com.
mittee. A shuttle took place. Some OF the
committee men tried to eject Murphy. The
latter and one Of his supporters were nchhed
on leaving.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-05-17

MoRMoN1sM IN LoNpoN.-The Mormons
in and about London lately had gather
ing, at which the following showing was
made:
In and near London, England, there
are nine branches of the Mormon Church,
one hundred and seven elders of conference,
fifty-three priests, twenty -four teachers,
thirty deacons in all, eleven hundred and
seventy-two Mormons attached to the Lon
don Conference