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Imports

INDIAEoLA AND GALyFSTON-SteamshipC Crescent
l6 bales cotton fsbuTy-9 4 s Handerson-6 Francke
Danneel-6 Perkins. Sc ensOn 6cO6 Slayback Aco-49
wool ~ bd de bd skins % buffalo hides horses
q Whitney &co-l box 222 hides bales hides L.
Mann &co-5 hhds hides A N Co.'S SKIS wool Williams
4 Son. Wood, Low Ludwgsen-f8 SKIS wool
Franeke Dannee-7 SKIS wool Plsbury2 casos mdse
w HOman AGO. Ddl skins bdl hides Block BrttOn-3
Tate cO2 bbs tsllow FOger &cO-65 empty
rels Fasehnst &eo4 90 Lombard Poincy$l54 curelcy
Asst U Treas-SlOO0 GOLD A II Peae &cOS35l KATE
Det-$l3S Frsncke Dannee-S6Ol do Hart &co -l73
head cattle McQuOid Aehie--sundres ordeToal AZ
bales cOtfsn
FLORIDA PORTs-stesmship Al ianee-3 bills tar bbls
pitch W reIkins-Sbaes cotton Wood Low Ludslgsen
MOBILE-Seamer Sarah-20 SKIS sat Steele Pinckard &co
% SKIS wheat bales hides Allen, Wayne &co5 bb turpen
Z BIZ ssy-sundries 60 order
MOBILE Steamer eaTah-2U0 bxs tobacco NanBenthuy
sen-suDdries % order
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Gnunserttal J,tteligencs.
oArsersr orrre., No. % gAns s.ssss.,

OhhsCkNf OTfICA, NO ~ OAur HfkI1fs
Wednesday Evening. May a. 1863
CoTToN-Business was partially suspended in
this market during the forenoon to-day, as buyers
uniformly refused 10 go except at still further
heavy concessions in view of the continued de-
spobdent tenor Of the news from Liverpool and
New York. Factors firmly resisted however, on
account of the exceedingly reduced character of
the supply and the belief generally entertained
that within a fraction Of the total receipts have
already come to hand. But after considerable
parrying better feeling prevailed and sales of
1900 bales were effected at slightly easier but not
quOtsbly lower prices. We therefore repeat pre-.
vious inside figures and omit last outside rates
as follows, viz: Good ordinary 26Q-c., low
middling 27@-c. and middling 2S0-c.
COMPARATIVE DAILY total. RECEIPTS OF COTTON
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CIrr or JrrrzEsor. Nav p. n

CITY or JErFzRsoN, May q. 1853
Arrived yesterday-3S4 Texas Beeves, 322
Calves and Yesrlings and "a Sheep. Sold yester.
day-l73 Texas Beeves. ITO Calves ard Yearlings,
Hogs, "a Sheep and Mich Cows. Stock on
sale-l669 Texas Beeves, $40 Calves and Yearl.
ings, ls2 Hogs, $50 Sheep and IS Mich Cows. We
quote
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p. sARRAZIN,s
TOBACCO xANuFAcrosY

Corner tres and Cent streets.
MI p sARRAzIN thankful the patronage extended
him since the establishment of his factory has constantly
used his exer0ns his wsdessrved reputs
ton, and able 10 Offer 10 the Southern sses superior
article Of cut Tobacco for smoking put In all sorts Of
suit the trade His assortment Of Chewing Tobacco
Pipes, CigArs, ETC., u renewed By sysry arrival
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Rartnr 5ntentgsnrs.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No 81 CAMP STREKr,
Thursday, May p, 1903.
Cleared Yesterday.

Stesnahp Agnes, Wilson, for ndanOlA via Galveston,
Ship Monson Brio Chiffon for Liverpool q Linghsn &co
SLIP Wellington Britt skAling, for Liverpool
Master
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Crescent Hsthorn ndianola Galveston
to- Whitney &co-lst distriet9
Steamship Lavscca LvDgston from Key Wet via Florida
poris, TO w Perkins, b dist 40
Steamship Harlan, Farehd irom Indanola, to master
LugssT nsrsnna from Chsniers Csmiasda mAstsr2d
trict Is
Lugssr Young Charles. from vsehers to mastsr-2d
Logger Provence Francis from esuits Bend
Lugger Queen from st John Baptist MASTERED dis
Lugger Times Cavalier frOmJe aerson Parish to
ts,-2d ostrict IS
Lugger Small Leesrc. from Jefferson Parish, to
Lugger Olivia from Bay Heron, MASTERED district Is
sTKAMBOATs.
Robert z Lee, G. nnon, from Louisville
Hunter. Jeanfr au. from Pointe- la Hsche
Sarah, DeeTing nom, Mobile
TOwboat PeytoDs, Onion. from Louisville, barses
Ibervi IL, IrOss. from Bayou
nina SHINES. Greatnouse. from LOckpOrt
AG Brown, Bassett, from Lower Coass
Below Coming Up.
Schr Oriental Brio, Bado three and halt dAys from Ha
vana to 1oldenbow Kelley
Memoranda.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ric de JanerO. April 20 Sailed for Mobile British bark
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Boston. May 2O-saed for New Orleans, steamship ORR
Arov.denee. May "a Arrived from New Orleans schr
rsIrimore' 2O-sailed for New Orleans via Havana
steamship Liberty, Balm
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LIvEEPOoI-Shiph onson-lSSs bales 90 hhds
baeco 2257 bbls rosin ~ 900 slaves
LlvERPOOL-shp WeliDgtOn--SO9l bales cotton 1866
slaves
INDIANOLA AND GALVESTON-SteamshipA gnes-25
bbs 10 bbs potatoes AZ bags coffee 80 bbs crackers
csks bacon
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T A RENAISSANCE LOUIsIANAIsE.
Devoted to Southern Interests.
Cssven Years Of Existsncsl

NOS. esunsndsble publication for families and csuntry
people practice the elegant French languages
ea6srSey the political events Of the week. the situation Of
the country the New Orleans American the interesting
facts Of Louisiana the agricultural and commercial affairs
the community the market price the theatrical sorees
literary scientific productions OF the day gives
variety Of useful facts, instructive huraorisc
ansodotss, and all that ccmposes 6rst class paper.
SUBSCRIPTION: IS PER ASNUM
ms a pages Of La RENAISSANCE are edited on %
columns and the Advertisements conspicnousy ds
played with reading In each page that ID the
Journal advertising mediums Of the South
Printing IN al languages "a Cont stross eorna
Of Ezehangs Alley. New orlsznA
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sTkAMchlyc-s-5fEh
MISREPRESENTATION
MORGAN LINE u g. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
CoR GALVESTON AND IsDrANoLA-rHE
w. @. Hewes.....I. @. Harris....Austin.
Xias. csc. MsrT.s.
G,in'cs TARTAR. .Mstagerda,
Steamship Agnes.
J.. W. WILSON, Commander,
VIII san THURSDAY. May 18th. at sAn
For freight passage apply to
CHAs. A. WHITNEY co.. Agents.
50 and 50 Camp street
No whisky received without order the Office
N B. The Steamship CRESCENT win succeed the
AGNES. az d sail on SATURDAY. May 3oth-
FOR INDIANOLA DIRECT
Steamship
GEORGE BAKER, Master,
Leaves positively THURSDAY. May Is, at4rM
For Freight or passage, apply to
KELLEY, LONG & CO..
Nos. 5 and Msiigry Building. Third District,
Captain board, at Chambers Warehouse Fourth
District
Freight taken at reduced
FOB TExAs.............-...-.rO TEXAS.
INSIDE BERwICKs BAY ROUTE,
NEW ORLEANS. oPELoUs.s AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD
Passengers Ferry spposI.s Square
SUNDAYS and Thu RSDAYs, at X o'clock A NJ, and
Brashear City IL taking the Morgan Line Steamships
at Brssbesr for Galveston.
Josephine. J. n LEWIS,
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYS
Tickets 70 be bad and state secured until o'clock
EVERY DAY Sundays excepted at the Office Of the ope
ousas Railroad Company, No. 50 Canal street, the
@. W. R BAYLEY, Superintendent
CORPUS CHRISTI,
FREIGHT AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
EOR CORPUS CHRISTI, RoCKPoRT AND
St. Msrys New Orleans, opelOusss and Great Western
Railroad. The Morgan Line Steamer
Alabama,
With passengers freight Corpus Christi and St. Mays
and will hereafter between the Brsshear End Of
the Railroad and Rockpo Texs in connection with the
$50 Feryboat, from foot Of St IN street, aud SA.
train from Algiers.
Passengers the day Of departure from Brashear
Freight received and bills Of adng sgued to Kockport only
Ferry Landing every day, except Sundays until
G. W. r. BAYLEY. Superintendent
BALTIMORE
yoR BALTIhoRE AND HAVANA
sHE NEW ORLEANS, BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
REGULAR BEkI-MoETHLY LINE or STEAMSHIPS.
LIBERTY IzCu tens. .Thos A Balm, Commander.
oUBA.""......nS9 tsns... .Dukehart Commander
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAILS
FIRST CABIN;
Through TIcksts 10 New YOrk.................c ESQ.
COH BALTIz0Rz AND HAVANA,
TOUCHING AT KEY wEsT-rhs splendid fast Steamship
Cuba.
DUKEHART. Commander.
VIII Iosvs ss above. on SATURDAY, May sd. M
O'Clock p.
For freight or passage having unsurpassed secOmmod.
lions, apply 70 WITHERsPooN. HALsEY CO., Agents.
70 Csrondelet street
B-Ko bin, Of lsdirg but those Of the Company VIII
signed Permits for feigh; mus. be procured from this
ooe Ne freight fer HAvana taken sasr II o'clock on
The LIBERTY. Capt. T. A. Baia. WI follow.
CALIFORNIA.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
VNHROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA VIA
PANAMA OR NICARAGUA. Ut
New Arrangement.
SAILING FROM NEW YORK ON THE 5th and 10th OF
EVERY MONTH the day before when those dates fall
on Sunday.
PASSAGE LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER LINE
For further information address
D. N. DARLINGTON, Agent,
III West street, New Yorx.
W. b. WEBB, President; CHAs DANA, Vice President.
Office 81 Exchange Place New York
CENTRAL. AMERICA.
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vICKsBURG.

Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, stsHM
LfOR VINKHH URG, NATCHf z. AND ALL In
IL ternedia'e landings-Tho Gen. 0ulamaa.
7. Lestters MASTER, Sam Ayes, clerk Will ABOVE
making all Coast landings
SINNOfI ADAMS IS Commercial Place
The steamer Gen. Quitman vicksburg with
steamers Countess and Calumet YsEoo Taahatchs
Rivers and Julia and Rabcon for St Louis na-
phis and all intermediate landings
LEAVES EVERY TUESDAY, Af5P.
UICk sB u Rfa. NATCHEZ AND NEW ORLEANS
Regula, Tuesday o. s. Nail Packet. in place Of shs
L. LIE. The
Gov. Allen,
JNO. W. CANNON, Master,
will leave above for vcksburg, Matches Grand Cult Rod
ney ST. Joseph Waterproof Fort Adams Bayou Sara Baton
Rouge, Don adsOnvie and ell intermediate landing
The Gov. Allen makes close connections steamer
CALUMET Al Nicksburg for all landings YaEoc river
For freight passage having unsurpassed odations
Apply board or TO
sINNoTT ADAMS Is Commercial PlAe.
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COAST.

NEW ORLEANS COAST AND LAFUURCHE INDEPEh-
DENT packet
Leaves New Orleans MONDAY at r. Il, FRIDAYat
l0AM
EOR yAFOURCHE, AND CoAST-THE NO
Csptzn Jos Dalferes Clerk VIII leave as above, return
ln the Coast Wednesday and sunday 10 day Light
For freight or passage 90 ply on board, or 70
T. o. MELAECOE. No 81 Old Levee street
LOB BAYOU sARA-THE sEMI-WKEKLY
Ibervfiis,
EMILE '. GROSS, Commands
win leave New Orleans for Bayou Sara
nOkDA1o.....s..s....s.ss.
rhADAios.s...s..s..-s--.... --........-siO a -
Leaves Bayou Sara Tuesday and Saturday evening"
For freight passage apply board Of 20 cNnl srsst
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WATERING PLACES.

FOB WATERING PLACss-MOkGAs LINE U. 9.
Mail Steamers.
REDUCTION IN RATES FROM MAYI6
E0R BAY ST. LOUIS, PASS CHRISTIAN
IL Mississippi City, Biloxi 0ceaA Springs Pascagoua
arf NEW ARRANGEMENT
fhe nsw lcw-pressure iron steamer Laura. C,ptaiu
JOSEPH NJ WALKER will make regular trips 70 abeye
places ~ follows, arrival OF Pontcharsn Railroad raia =.
below:
On TUESDAYS ard THURSDAYS. "a n train
goula
Returning. viii leave Ocean Springs SUNDAY wEDNEs.
NOON.
The above trips will be regularly made unless prevented
bad weather low water For further andy &
CHAS. A. WHITNEY co.. seents
90 and 81 Camp street
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MISREPRESENTATION.
ORELOUSAS.

OPELOUSAs.
REGULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING PACKET
EOh OPEkOUSAs, WASHINGTON, PORT
IL Barre and all landings the Coast Atchafaaya river
and Bayou CouTtab leauThs ightdrA steamer u. q.
Blaek dt q. c. Pick master j. B. Schmidt CLERK
win lesye New Orleans every Wednesday at5Px Return.
ing, will leave Washington every sunday, at 10 N.
The Blaeknrd At Simmsport with the steamer
Kankakse and viii give through bills Of lsdng (od form
all freRhs for Bayou DeGaiEe and Bayou Beaf Rates
as low any boat
KEENBTT 4 BELL, .n,.
W. NJ. SURLS, Agents
RESULAk WEDNESDAY, EVENING PACKET
Leaves every WEDNESDAY. at 6P n
EVCE ORELOUsAs, WASHINGTON, PORT
Barre and all landings the Coast, Atchafaaya River
and Bayou Courtapeau-The good and safe steamer
Annie Wagiey, Gus E Louailler, master, n. Ksnison
clerk, will leave shove viii Washington ever
sundsy at 10 O'Clock A. For freight passage apply
board or 10
BLOCH BROS, lsl Common street, n o.
OF o. HIHCkLEY SON. Washington, La.
p SThs steamer Annie Wazley at Washington
with steamer bull Frog and bsrges for all landings Bayou
Boeuf and viii sign through bills of iadne
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OHIO RIVER.

OHIO RIVER
Leaves on SATURDAY, sch inst. atsPE
EoR LOUIsVILLE, CAIRO, MEMPHIS vICKs-
IL burg, and ali intermediate landings-rhe steamer
IL. Lee,
yNO. W. CANNON, Master
Leaves above. plan Of her cabin can be seen ana
passage or height engaged II he Office of
slNNQtt ADAMS, rs Commercial Place
GEO d. hlTE, Agent " Tchouptouas 81
Leaves on THURSDAY, June 4th. 5PH
EOR LOUISVILLE, CAIRO, MEMPHIS vICKs-
IL burg and all intermediate landngs-The fne low pres
steamer
Richmond,
J. SLUT NEAL Master; JOHN s. VOOLFOLK. Olsrk,
VIII leave ab.ve plan Of the cabin be seen ana
passage and freight engaged at the Office Of
slNNOTf ADAMS. Agents 70 Commercial Place.
Leaves on THURSDAY, June llth at 5PM
EOK LOUISVILLE, CAIRO, MEMPHIS yICKs.
Il burg, AID ali intermediate landings-ihe
Belle Lee,
A. McGILL, Master; A. MARTIN, Clerk
Leaves above other cabin be seen and passage
and freight engaged q the once Of
SlNkOrT ADAMS. Is Commercial Plaza
THOS. kEfFFE 70 Poydras street.
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ARKANSAS RIVER.

REGULAR ARKANSAS RIVER PACKET.
Leaves on THURSDAY. 18th inst. at 5 p n
EOA PIN uLUFF. LITTLE ROCK. FORT
Smith, Van Buren, and all points the Arkansas River
TIE passenger steamer
wM. RsAsONER, Master,
WIN For freight or passage sppy on board
orto o. D0FOHUE, 2TchoupIouss street.
NATCHEZ.
EATCHEz PACKET,
Leaves WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS ats p.
LOB NATCHEZ AND ALL INTERMEDIATE
lsndings-Ths hns passenger packet
wild WAGNER
". B. RICHARDSON, Master: J. @. LIBANO, Clerk
wiz leave above GEO. ID. HITE. Agent.
II fehopptoulAs strest
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RED RIVER.


THROUGH LINE FOR JEFFERSON DIRECr
THREE DAYS AND HALF TO JEFFERSON.
Leaves on THURSDAY. 18th inst. asrE
EOK JEFFERSON. SHREVEPORT. LOGGY
Bayou, Grand Bayou, Grand EcOre. st. Maurice Cotils
Alexandra, Normans Barbins, and all intermediate land
ings- The Al side wheel, passenger steamer
Monsoon,
JAS N. TUCKER Master, FERD v CELLos crerk
WIN leave above For freight passage apply on bOara
orto WIN. N. sURLS 10 New Lsvee street
A BRITfOE Co, 90 Common street
N o. DoNoHUE. ThOupitOuas street.
FOR JEFFERSON DIRECT
Leaves positively On SATURDAY. May sOuh, MsnE
FOR JEFFERsON. SHREVEPORT, GRAND
Bayou Grand EcoTe Asxandrla and ~
y N. SHARP. j. W. White. MASTER j. L. Russ, clerk.
or IoNSaus sDD on board
WINBUkN LORD, 90 Gravisr street
KoUSs THROUGH LIEE-Lsaves EVERY SATURDAY
f. 1870 SETFEHs 49,. AID ,sMmEysroRT
koUNs master. VII ,ssys =, -ises1snsg s.vs:
every %EDsEspAT sfs il PASSES Pass AIsaana1s
fHuRsDAY Passes Mouth Red TiVsr sysy
DAY SGhr at Tine 70 and o% 1' H.ssssh and s
iersOn, three and hal, days Apply 90
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY a5PE
EOR GRAND ECoRE, ST. MAURICE, MONT
gonery, twill take freight for all landings on the Bon
Deu) COte Alexandria rorman's. Barbn's and all inter-
mediate landings. twin take freight for Shreveport and inter-
mediate landings, reshppng at Aexandria)Tns new
magnificent sdewheel passenger steamer
-. Nicholas.
JOHN DowrY. Masssr.
Lou. Clayton and 7. J. DOwty, Clerks,
WIN leave above For freight passage apply on board
orto wINBURN LORD. 90 Grsvier street.
ha2 evviu taxi
Coast Landhgs high the mouth Of Red River clerk
will De on the landing to receive freight Thursday
morning,
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Receipts. by Railroads.

NEW ORLEANS, OPELoUsAs GREAT WESTERN
100 feet lumber B0rce SKIS Potatoes f45 hides
head cattle and sundres q order
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OUACHIrA RIVER.

OUACHITA RIVER.
INDEPENDENT PACKET REGULAR oUAOHrA
RIVER PACKET
Leaves on THURSDAY, Nav 2sth atBP
L sonbur CoIum6a trinity and ali Landing
BLACK and Uuschits Rivsrs-The splendid steamer
Idahoe,
W. Blanks Master G A Brsard and w. T. Morris Clerks
will leave above For fre ht passage apply board
or NNBUkN LORD. Agents, 50 Gravier street.
Leaves sn THURSDAY May 2sth, atsnM
FoE cAMDES, BEEJH HILL AsD ALL LAND
draft passenger steamer
Rose Franks,
J. W. CARLTON, Master.
viii leave above For freight pa apply
A. BRIfToS co, No. 20 lennon
TRENTON, MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS REGU-
LAR PACKET
Leaves Every WEDNESDAY, at r. n
LIOR TREHTON, MONROE, COLUMBIA. HAIR
risonburg. Trinity and all intermediate landngs-rns
hne, fast passenger packet
Cieona.
L. H. PATTERSON, Master; L s. GREEsLEE. Clerk;
Win positively above. For freight passage
spply on board, or wINBURN LORD, Agents
P. s-The CleOna will take freight passengers low
any other the trade, taking freight for Bayou
TeLsas and DArbonne with privilege Of 70
shipping.
Leaves on THURSDAY. zs'h inst.,. at 5PH
EOR CAMDEN, BEEOH HILL AND LANDINGS
on Black and Ouaehts hvers-Ihe splendid light
drsft passenger steamer
Lotawsnna,
II j. Bnker master. p A. work w. @. johnson clerks,
Will leave above freight passags apply bOsrd
Orto A. BRITrON Co.. AGENTS, 20 Common street.
ThhNToN, MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS REau-
Lac PACKET
Leaves every SATURDAY at5RE
EOK ALA ia MA LANDING, OUACHfTA
City Sterling Landing, Port Union Trenton hOuroe,
Columbia Hasonbufx Trinity and intermediate landings
Black aud ouaehta Rvers-Ths magnificent i-strunnng
passenger packet
Vicksburg,
p A. BLANKS. Nasteri g. PRES WORK. Cerk,
WIZ leave positively above. For freight passage sppy
GEO. D. H1TE, Agent, II Tchoupitoalss 81.
WIHBURN A LORD, 90 0ravier street.
WIN NJ sURLA, Is New Legee street.
The VICKSBURG connects with No. steamers FOR al
points Beuf river. DArbonne. Bayou Bsrtholomew add
inc ver, and At Trinity With the ELLEN D. Tor Bayou
Mac n and Tensas.
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A BOOK FOR THE UNFoRTUNATE,
J. BALDWIN DUFFs TREATISE ON PRIVATE DIS
EASES Impoency, Loss of Power, Nervous DEBILITY, with
Impedments Marriage, should be read By al
Hmpatlng marriage Sent by mail receipt Of IS By
]. B. DUFF GRIFFIN,
New Orleans Medical Institute
264 Magazine street,
Where all private diseases successfully treated.
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CENTRAL AMERICA.


Leaves on MONDAY, 18th inst.
EOR BELIZE, BRITISH HONOUR As
ensen, will leave on MONDAY. May 25th. For freight
Up. HARRISON & SON. Agents
TOWB0ATS.
NEW ORLEANS TowBoAT ASSOCIATION.
THE UNDERstGNED, WISHING TO ESrAB
eh equitable and uniform OF Towsge and 20 offer
greater facilities to the shipping entering and leaving this
port, have combined the following Towboats:
ECLIPSE LINE
Switzerland. Lsviathan. Gladiator and
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE.
Barry Wright and Sentinel.
FINE.
Achilles, ThOs. a. Morgan, Equator. W
bash, Norman, Republic, Tecumseh
WicaeO and Reliance.
The number and power Of the associated Line Of
Towboss guarantee that detention will occur either
PETER MARCY Eclipse Line
SCHNEIDER ZUBEkB,ER
Harry Wright Lus.
EDWARD A YORKE CO., y Lima
Associated Of3ce, 50 CarOndelet street. stairs.
j, @. NOR, ROSS,
CHAS FITzENRITER
Levss Agents.
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Below Coming Up.

Schr Oriental Brip Bado three and halt dAys from
vans TO 1Odenb0w & Kelley
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THE CATHOLIC PRESS.

A iudicious writer in the London Week.
Register communicates some facts, which are |
of equal application on this side of the water, |
on the duty of sustaining Catholic Per1odl-
Gals. There are thousands of Catholics IN
New Orleans who never open Catholic !
newspaper and, consequently. are totally
ignorant of matters and things which every
intelligent member of the Church should
know. 1t ought to he a matter of pride and
duty to sustain the organs of our holy re-
ligion in the arduous task Of defending the
/" faith once delivered to the saints" We
give the concluding portion of the Registers
article
We, Catholics, also have our own peculiar
and representative organs. Let us not for
get, however, how few and weak they are
to resist the more or less marked opposition
of the whole remaining literature of the
country. We consider this opposition to be
| universal, even amongst the most upright
and fair-minded writers. who are not Catho-
lies, when treating OF matters winch concern
our faith and for this reason, that they do
not, and cannot, view Catholic questions
| from our point of view.
| We contend, then, that while every Eng
lishman properly consults his Times or his
Standard to ascertain the state OF the money
| market, or the general news, he must, II q
Catholic, have recourse to paper specially
| Catholic, in order to see all the events OF
the day detailed and reviewed according to
the principles of his Church.
That man must be indeed n very feeble
Catholic who can, without compunctlon,
the goings-en in the world around him,
! without feeling the slightest interest in read
| ing of the hopes and struggles of the CathO-
lie Church. Many really pious and est
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nor at any timein the procession OF the MOB,
nor do know, except from hearsay, that
he was executed. But it is not the lmpor-
lance or effect of my testimony that con-
Germs me; it is the principle of deposing as
Q 5idence facts which / came to know In
my office as priest, and which would not
otherwise, as verify believe, have been
acquainted with or permitted to have seen
or heard.
Itisnot to screen any offender OF supposed
offender against the law, nor from any
sympathy with mob violence in this case
or any other, but to protect, as far as III me
lies, spotless and unblemished, my sacer-
dotal robes. For these reasons, and these
only, | humbly and earnestly pray the
court to hold the facts known to me as
privileged from exposure on the w'tress-
stand. Respectfully submitted,
Signed LAMBERT louN.i.
The Judge decided that there was not
sufficient ground for the witness to refuse
to answer on oath the questions propounded
to him, and overruled the motion to have
him released from giving his testimony.
After a few minutes consultation with his
counsel, Rev. Mr.. Young arose and stated
| to the court that he would not testify in the
| case.
Judge Ballard then ordered that he be
taken and committed to the Jail of Jetfer'
son county, until he expressed his willing.
ness to give in his testimony.
| The Reverend Father seemed quite re-
signed to his fate, and was taken off to iai
by the United States deputy marshal
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-06-21
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.

OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
% New Orleans, June L. 1868.
The Annual Public School Exercises of the City
closing season, will take place follows:
- GRAMMAR AND PRIMARY SCHOOLS First District, OH
MONDAY. June ~; Third District, on WEDNESDAY.
June "a; Second District, TUESDAY, june % and
Fourth District THURSDAY, June %.
The Colored Children included in the
days appointed for White Children, in the respective
districts.
HIGH ScHooLs-Girls' High School, First and Fourtr
Districts, on FRIDAY, june l9, commencing at r. M;
TUESDAY. June 23 commencing at p. M: New Or
Central High School, in Lyceum Hail. June % at
JPN.
NORMAL SCHOOL No. 30 Burgundy street-on SAT
URDAY, June 90 commencing at II A. M.
VIM q. ROGERS,
ie2I 1t Superintendent Public Schools.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-06-21

DIoCEsE OF ALToN.-The Right Rev.
Bishop Iuncker administered the sacrament
of confirmation to over four hundred and
fifty children and adults in the church of
st. Peter, Bellcville, on the 9TH inst. His
loIdship was attended by the Very Rev. =.
j. Baltcs, V e.. and several other clcrgymen
of the diocese. The magnificent cathedral
church was crowded, and the day was truly
Il gala one for the city vi Believillc.-S
LpuiS GndrtiidR.