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FOREIGN CATHOLIC MrE111aENcE.

A letter from Jerusalem says that the re-
ligious ceremonies Of the Holy Week and
of the Easter fete have been celebrated with
great pomp. Thanks to the measures taken
troops of the garrison-notwithstan the
extraordinary influx of pilgrims, and the
coincidence of the solemnities falling this
year on the same day for the Latin, Greek,
and American Churches-pubhc tranquil
lily and order have been maintained.
A bitter controversy has arisen between
Marshal Mcmahon and the archbishop of
Algiers. The archbishop has directed that
all the young Arabs whose parents have
died during the famine shall be received in
the Catholic seminaries, and baptized at
the age of twelve, if they desire to become
Christians. The marshal protests against
this attempt to proselytize, and declares
different tribes. The archbishop resists,
and has taunted the marshal with the little
success obtained by sabre, Chassepot, and
raid in civilizing the Arabs.
JERUsALEM.-Mr. Valerga, Latin patri-
arch of Jerusalem, at this moment at Con-
stantinople, was lately received by the
Sultan, whom he was commissioned to
thank, in the name of the Holy Father, for
the tolerance accorded to all the Christians
in the Ottoman Empire. AT the conclusion
of the audience, the prelate received the
grand cross of the imperial order of the
Medjidie.
CLERICAL CHANGES IN THE ARCHDIOCESE
OF WEsTMINsTER.-The following clerical
appointments have lately been made: The
Hon. and Rev. G. Talbot has been appointed
to the missionary rectorship of st. Johns
Wood, vacant through the death of the
Very Rev. Canon O'Neal, VIC. The Rev.
F. Raleigh, from Baldwin,s Gardens to
Spanish Place. The Rev. +. Barry, from
Fulham to Spanish Place. The Rev. f.
Rhing, removed Spanish Place to
Walthamstow. The Rev. F. Gill, from
Spanish Place to st. Johns Wood. The
Very Rev. Canon Walker, from st. Scholas-
tica's, Clapton, to Stock in Essex. The
Rev. Father Stanfeld, from Walthamstow
to Clapton.
CONVERSIONS IN MALTA.-A correspond
ent at Malta states that Captain Bowden,
aid de-camp of the English general in COM
mand, has not only returned into the bosom
of the true Church, but has resigned his
military position, and entered n monastery.
He is still youpg man, of very respectable
family, and considerable property. This,
with the exception of fIOO, which he sent
to the Holy Father as an offering, he divided
among his three sisters. His successor in
the position of abide camp has also, few
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fruits it has already borne, but the new
Council VIII set the crown on all. Assuredly,
tnen, governments which severed them
selves from the Church did amiss, but
Divine Providence, which always educes a
great good from great evil, has used them
TO prepare the way for the New General
Council, by the increased liberty OF action
which they left to the Church when they
severed themselves from her. Even SO It
may be said that the Revolutionists have
carried on the preparation for the Council
while they have been engaged in the work
of destruction in religion, politics, and
science. For, amid the ruins which they
have left, code of Catholic morality and
discipline will be welcomed by nations and
by governments as signal benefit, and
the Church will reap another of those
triumphs which for nineteen centuries have
been won by her.
Count Ponza de San Martini wrote lately,
when society shall be shaken to its
shall have become evident, it is possible
that the world may recall to mind the gos-
pei, that sacred code of laws which in all
ages has ruled in the only possible way the
great questions which agitate modern
society" WELL" says the URita, the
Church WHITES the gospel by her teachings
and gives it its application. The new
General Council will give the gospel to So
ciety in all it's moral, political, and social
applications, and the world will be regene-
rated by the Vicar Of Jesus Christ. y
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MOUNT MELLERAY ABBEY.-This cele-
brated abbey was lately visited by the Right
Rev. DR.. O'Brien, Bishop of Waterford.
Relaxing, in honor of the bishop, their usual
rule, which forbids all unnecessary inter
course with the world, the monks assembled
in the church and in the chapter house, to
the number of more than one hundred, in
Guiding thirty priests and a mitred abbot,
the only one in these kingdoms. This .cele-
brated monastery and college owes its
foundation to few French monks, whom
the revolution drove, forty years ago, from
their settlement at La Trappe. The schools
attract youth from California and Australia
The monks, by their own labor, cultivate a
vast tract of mountain, which they have
made " to blossom as the rose-
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One of the Sisters having remarked to the
foundress of the Order of Mercy, Catherine
McAuley, that after having done so much
for God and His poor, she could have
nothing to fear in dying; she Eeplieu, inn
pressively: MY child, let US never think
of what we hare done, but rather of what
we might hare done, had we been more faith
full stewards of Gods gifts and graces."
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THE MORNING STAR p 50
BOOK AND JOB OFFICE,
No. $40 Poydras Street, New Orleans.

This Est.blishmens ~ fully prepared al
kinds OF JOB WORK, such
C1RCULARS. CARDS, tflftrF " |... $40 i..-iH7
ENVELOPES, DEEDS, sK ~ t i
CONTRACTS INVOICES
~ MORTGAGES, a HEADINGS,
IHsf 10 CATALOGUES h AUCTION BILLS.
HAsD BILLS, BILL HEADS
!ROGRAMMES BILLS OF FARE,
BANK CHICKS, DRUGGISTS LABELS,
DRAY RECEIpTS bills OF LADENG'
PROM1SSORY NOTES, ETC, ETC, ETC.
IN THE MOST ACCOMMODATING TERMS =.
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luton was given by the Rt. Rev. Bishop
McF Providence Correspondence Q,
NesO York Tablet.
DIOCESE OF DEMONSTRATION new Church
of the Assumption, in Twins Station, was
dedicated ON the Feast of the Ascension,
by the Rt. Rev. Bishop Domenec, assisted
by several of the Benedictine Fathers. At
mass was sung by the pastor, Rev. Father
Otto, 0.S.B., assisted by Rev. Father
Lynch, O.S:B., and Rev. Father Ward, of
Alpsville, assisting the bishop at his throne.
After the gospel the RI. Rev. Prelate de-
livered q most interesting discourse to .
in great part composed Of PrOtestants, were
highly delighted with the matter and de-
livery of the sermon.
On the morning of the Oath inst, Rt. Rev.
Bishop Domenec visited St. Vincent's
Church, near Latrobe, where he administered
the sacrament of confirmation to one
hundred and eleven persons, some Of whom
were adults and converts Pittsburg
ARCHDIOCESE OF BALT1MoRE.-On Sum
day, Oath ult., the Most Rev. Arch
bishop administered confirmation in the
morning at st. Martins Church, Balti-
more, and in the afternoon at the Church
of the immaculate Conception. The precise
return of the number confirmed in the
former church have not been received as
we are going to press but in the latter, one
hundred and sixteen were confirmed, of
whom fourteen were converts.
Religious Reception.-At the Convent OF
the Visitation, Georgetown, D. c., Miss
Mary E. Finn, Of Lowell, Mass, lin religion,
Sister Mary Paulina,) received. the white
veil on May 21st. Rev. Joseph O'Callaghan,
Sd, assisted by Rev. J.. Curley, Sd,
both of Georgetown College, officiated on
the occasion.
COnfynaati0n.-On Ascension Day, the
Most Rev. Archbishop visited the st. Mary's
Industrial School, where he administered
the sacrament of confirmation to eighteen
boys, of whom one was a convert. On the
Sunday previous his Grace had visited
morning at st. Patrick's Church, one hun
dred and thirty-eight, Of whom twenty
were converts and in the afternoon, one
hundred and ten in the church Of the Immacu-
late Conception, of whom twelve were con-
verts to our holy faith. Afterward, he
following morning, he confirmed, in the
chapel of the college, twenty-six students,
of whom seven were converts. At half-past
nine o'clock he administered confirmation in
Holy Trinity Church, Georgetown, to one
hundred and thirty candidates, Of whom
ARCHDIOCESE OF acknowledgement
natl, after many years Of reading, reflection,
and prayer, made his solemn profession of
the Catholic faith before the Cathedral altar
and was baptized last Thursday, Feast of
the Ascension of our Lord, by tho Most
Rev. Archbishop Purcell. The next morn
ing he received the holy communion and
was confirmed.
Confirmation. were thirty two
persons confirmed in the Church of the Inn
macu1ate Conception, Delhi, last Thursday
afternoon, by Archbishop Purcell, assisted
by the Rev. Mr.. Kuhr, pastor, and Rev.
Mr.. Broering, of Holy Trinity.
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MFRS. DIR. SAMUEL REYNOLDS,

HENRY Z. SHARP, H
Nos lat and LAO EAST TwENTY.SEC STREET
| between Third and Lexington Avenuss, l-l#...
/ ap26 ly New York
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days ago, been received into the true fold.
Both were, perhaps, led to seek and en-
brace the truth by the example Of the former
Anglican archbishop Of Gibraltar and
Malta, Rev. Mr.. Trower, who became q
Catholic last year. His income as arch
bishop had been E12OO sterling per annum.
THE SOLDIERS OF THE CRoss.-It may
here be interesting to your readers to re-
ceive an, exact statistic of the ZOuaves,
classified by their nationalities, and as
have just obtained it up to the last month,
Il forward it to You. Nothing can give u
ment in favor Of the Temporal POwer-the
new crusade, IA it may we'll be called. The
statistic is as follows; French, 1901 Bel
gians, CSC; Dutch, $40; Romans, l57 !;
Modenese, IL; Neapolitans, IA; Tuscans,
etc., s; Swiss, -; ASstrians, =; Prnssians'
guese, g.; English, 50; Irish, lOl Scotch,
TO-; Russians, 2; Poles, IL; Oceanian, /;
Maltese, 3; Americans, IA; Indian, L;
African, /; Peruvian, i /; Mexican, 1; Circas=
sian, 1; Canadians, l35-total,. 4,593.-
Rowan Cor. London Tablet.
THE HOLY SHRouD.-The following is
from the Unita Cdttolica, of Genoa: On
Tuesday morning, in the Chapel Royal of
the Santissimo Sindone (the Holy Shroud,)
Of the relic in the monument where it is or
dinarily preserved. The archbishops and
bishops present at Turin, the Marquis
Gualterio, minister of the royal household,
and some persons of distinction were
present. The Princess Clotilda had offered
to sew the sacred relic to the new piece of
red satin on which it was to be laid. The
old envelope, now detached to make way
for new, had been stitched on seventy-two
years ago, by another princess of the same
name, the venerable Maria Clotilda, of
Savoy. On the present occasion, the prin-<
cess kne1t down to perform this somewhat
fatiguing task, and executed it with an ap-
pearance of devotion which greatly struck
those present The holy relic was after
wa1d pSd t%d
arms of the king and the Marquis Gualterio.
1t was then placed in it's casket and depos-
tod in 1,on div,or irr nile
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Cabinet Pier, and Plumber Slabs made to order
N B.-MaRble and Brick T0mbs bult after the latest
designs and executed in wOrkmanlike manner and "a
cheap II not cheaper than by any other Marble esta
Gshment in the city.
fe23 Sm f,.
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quote sterling at 1928 al53 and 1854 for
good to Al bill of lading and clear, and l54
01544 and 1856 for bank and francs at
S.6sl@S.7ll for the former, and S.65 for the
latter.
The market for domestic exchange was
dull, and if anything rates were easier, but
without any quotable decline. The banks
checked on New York at 4 u cent premium,
some of them, however, selling as high as
during the early part Of tho day, put SUP
sequently reducing their figure. me sales
of commercial included $4,000 New iork
sight at par; about $40, 900 at par to q ce sEs
premium; $4,000 and S55,00O at S49,OVy,
at 3,16; $1,000 at 4; $4,000 thirty 9ays,
sight at I discount; and $4,000 sixty Gays
at1i. -
Nothing was done in stocks. c.-..
In bonds we notice sale oil LeVee stase
| at I4l. -...-
There was more movement in city treas
urv notes and the market was rather hrmer.
| The transactions embraced $1,000 at 3I4 "
| cent discount, $1,000 at 37s, and SIC, 900 in
two equal sums at 37l. Two time sales
were completed to-day including the dc.
livery of $40, 900 negotiated about the LIST
uItino, at 26l discount, and $4,000 at 26a.
The dea ers bought the small amounts
offered across their counters at 3S@S9 and
supplied the current demand from taxpay
ers at 37@3s. Nothing transpired in State
notes,
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n s. MARsHAL'S SALES.
LP wan nerren ", J. n. WaHord.

y. p Van bergen vs. - ~ - SASHN-
IN THE UNITED STATES oI BE. COURT,
NO. 536S-By virtue Of writ Of heIi fseias, Is
sued BY the above named Oeurt IN the above en-.
" ei' febTusry 1854 have sezsd and taken into my
and WI tS5 sse q 1PR s9o' tb
twenty seventh day Of june 1853 at the door Of the
Gourthoase Z. Franklini the parish Of s. MARY
the following described property, viz:
L. A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND established
Mas SagSr fronSs op ~ BsReu Boaf % and
the Bayou Shatfer, containing about eleven hu dred
acres more o. less ana known as the Si1ora fisnt
the Messrs. Vincent, on the north by Bayou Bceui,
and on the west by Bayou shatfer together with Az
the buildings and improvements thereon, as we'll as
all the appurtenances and implements of husbandry,
live stock, ETC. thereunto belonging or IN any
IA CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND or sugar
plantation situated in the parish OF ST. Mary Louis
ianaon the west bank Of he Bay9u Shaaer 1q1hdeo
lands of Barker Dozy, and by lands OF Thomas
Observation-Disclosures about one hundred ana t"enty
seven of section twentythree, in townahip SIXTEEN
south range twelve east southeastern district OF
ALSO ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND, situated
on said Bayou Shatfer. containing alb lut nifty
aud one-tsnth acres. bounded east by SAID bayou
north BY lands Of Barker Dozy las supposed, south
and west by public lands, and being lot number HVe,
section twenty'si1 same township and range, To-
gether With ali the buildings and improvements on
said tract of land and all the appurtenanees thereto
belonging or IN anFhlse AppeftainluE-
g. CERTAIN TRACT OR PARCEL OF
LAND situated in the aforesaid parish Of St. Mary,
on the northeast side of the Bayou Bout, fronting
twenty arpents on said bayou by depth OF forty
arpents containing about eight hundred arpents,
the same as acquired fro Jonn DOoly by act be
fore Thomas A Smith, Notary Pablic in the said
parish of ST. Mary, July II, 1851 said tract Of
land being situated in township sixteen south range
thirteen east, southeastern district, and bounded
below BY the lands of Jared Y. Sanders, and above
By the lands Of Iarleton together with all the build
ings and improvements thereon, as well as all the
stock, appurtenances, and implements OF husbandry
thereunto belonging or in anywlse appertatning
viz;
On Tract dwelling House and Outbuildipgs,
four Cabins sugar House and Machinery, one
stable and Corncrib. Blacksmith Shop, Draining
Machine two Mules, two Harrows, two sets Mule
Harness. two Spades, one Ak, eight Flows and
about fifteen acres of Cane planted
On Tract 2-Dwelling House and Outbuildings
four Cabins, one Cane Mill and four Sugar Kettles
Seized as above stated to satisfy the plaintiff s.
j. p. Van Bergen s-=olaim OF ten thousand one
hundred dollars, with interest ana all costs as per
judgment
Terms of Sale-Cash at time Of adjudication in
United States Treasury notes; costs OF deed inter
nal revenue stamps, record eto,s .. expense Of
purchaser.
United States Marshals Office New Orleans
FJ. HEBRON, U S. Marshal,
District of Louisiana.
No. 7Js-myl5 . 30 ies ls2Og7
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IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,
i for the Fifth Circuit and District Of LOUISIANA,
by the above named Court in the above entitled
suit, and received by me on the tweniyhrst
day OF March, 1865, have seized and taken into
my possession and will expose for sale at pablo
ton to the highest bidder, for cash, on TUESDAY,
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange on Royal
street. between Canal and OustOmhouse streets, in
this city the hour of twelve clock at noon, the
following described property, viz
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, with ali
the buildin ys and Improvements theresn, situate
in the Fourth District OF this city in the square
bounded by Camp, Chestnut Philip and First
Streets said lets adIOin each otter, and are desg
mated by the letters A and B on sketch annexed 70
an act passed before Andrew Hero, notary public.
in this city on the eighteenth of March, 1867, by
which said Galiaher acquired said property; lot K
measuring sixty feet front on Philip street by
depth and front on Chestnut street of one hundre
and fifty feet between parallel lines and lot has
hundred and fifty feet on the me Of lot a. and
one hundred and twenty feet on the opposite par
allie side line from which depth il extends at right
angles toward Camp street forly-three feet ten
inc es two and quarter lines, thence parallel with
Philip street ninsty.ntne feet ten inches two and
quarter lines to the line dIviding the two lots, all
Seized as above stated as the property of the defend
ant and to be I'D to satisfy the plaintiffs "A. IL.
D'MezA 81 claim of twentynin hundred and thirty
i've dollars and twelve cents, with interest and all
costs, as per Judgment.
Of splendidly hnilt two-story and attic
Brick DWELLING, modern in AL its finish,
side verandas. built retired from the
street wide ball, two beautifully finished parlors,
and large dining room, besides kitchen, laundry,
and other o0nYenienees on the first door: three
large and one small airy and well finished bed
rooms, aud bath room in the main and three gallery
rooms on the second floor. with large attic rooms
finished. large cisterns. gas throughout, and al
necessary outbuldngs. On lotlB is a two stor
Frame House used as a carriage house, which with
little expense might be converted into good dive
ing.
Terms Of Sae-Cash at the time Of adiudicatio
in United States Treasury notes.
Costs If deed and internal revenue stamps, record
ing, etc, at expense of purchaser.
United States Marshars Office, New Orleans,
twenty irst day of May, 1868
+. j. HEBRON. Z. S. Marshal
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CATTLE MARKET.
Marine Intelligence.


OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
Tuesday, June 2, 1865. )
CLEARED YESTERDAY,
Steam tug America, Kidder, in ballast, for
Bostou-Creevy, Nickerson &co
Steamer Sarah, Deering, for Mobile-Master
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Harris, Talbot from Brazos
Santiago. to G A Whitney &Co-lst dis
trict
British schooner Cleaner, Halves, from Car.
denas, to master-2d district 10
British schooner Welcome, Blohm, from
hatanzas, TO Thiele, Seller &co-2d dis
trict Is
sTEAMBoATs.
Gov Allen, White. from Greenville.
Lizzie Hopkins, Roots. from jefferson.
Aloe, RadoVich, from Lower Coast.
ARRIVED SUNDAY. aFeass
Steamship Gen Grant, Quick, from New
23d instant, to Wood, Low & Ludwig
sen--2d district af
Steamship George Washington, eager, from
s $50 Instant, TO Moulton-2d district
sTEAMBoATs.
Lizzie Tate, Pickett, from Mlnden, N
lberville Gross, from Bayou Sara.
Nina SHINES, Greathouse, from Lockport.
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ESTATE OF MRS. sALIIE j. FoRr.

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE,
District of Louisiana.
New Orleans, May 25, 1853
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
i twenty third day of May, A. D. 1868, a WAR
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was Issued against the
estate of Mrs. SALLIE j. FORT, of the parish of
West Felicana and State of Louisiana, who
was adiudged bankrupt on her own pc
tttioni that the payment of any debts and
livery of any property belonging to such
bankrupt to her or for her use, and the trans
fer OF any property by her, are forbidden by Law;
that meeting of the creditors of the sand bankrupt
to prove their debts and to choose more as
sgnees of her estate, will be held at Court of Bank
ruptoy, to be holden at No. 70 st. Charles street,
in the city OF New Orleans. Louisiana, before Don
A. Pardee, Register, the fifteenth day of June,
A. d. 1858, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. -
u S. Marshal District of Louisiana.
No. Ta9-iuy2B iel3 A
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ESTATE OF CHARLES R. CURTIS.

OFFICE UNITED STATES MARSHAL
District of Louisiana,
Monroe. La. May T. 1853.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
4 seventh day of Nay, A.. d. 1853. q
ssainse tie estate Of &c caaRIES r. CURTIS IN
the parish of Franklin and State OF Louisiana.
who has been adludged a bankrupt on his
own petition that the payment Of any debts and de
livery Of any property belonging to such bankrupt to
hmm or for his use, and the transfer Of any prop
erty by him. are forbidden by law; that meeting Of
the creditors OF the said bankrupt 70 prove thsir
debts and TO choose enc or more assignees OF his
holden a. the office Of W. ~ Baker, IN the towu
of Monroe, parish OF Ouaohita, before W. J. Q.
Baker, Register on the first day Of July A. d.
- f. j. HEBRON, U. s. Marshal
No T72-rnyl6 iy1
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EsTArE OF WILLIAM harvey poNoHo.

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE,
District of Louisiana.
New Orleans, May 8, Lees.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
i eighth day of May, A. ID. 1868. a WAR
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued agai st the
estate Of WILL lam HARVEY DONOHO, of the
parish of Madison and state OF louisiana who
was adiudged a bankrupt on his own petition;
that the payment of any debts and delivery Of
any property belonging to zach bankrupt, to
him for his use, and the transfer Of any
property by him, forbidden by law; that q
meeting of the creditors of the SAID bankrupt, to
prove their debts and to choose one or more as
siguees of his estate, will be held at Court of
ing in the city of New Orleans, Louisiana, before
@. s. Kellogg, REGISTER, on the eighth day Of June.
A. D. 1866 at 8 O'Clock A. NJ
+, j. HEBRON, U s. Marshal,
No. T45-my9 ie6A District Of Louisiana.
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EsTATR oE WESLEY ooNNER.

UNITED sEATEs AfAHsHAI5s oBYfoH. ,
s..5s.. go ~ Distinct Of Louisiana,
New Orleans May II, pse8
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT UN THE
II eighth day OF May. A ID. 1863. q WAR; Ant IN
BANKRUPTCY was issued against the estate Of
WESLEY CONNER, Of the parish Of OougordiA
and State OF Louisiana, who was Adiudged bank
rupt on his own petition; that tho payment Of my
debts and delivery Of any property belonging 70 ouch
bankrupt to him for hi9 aud the transfer OF
any property By him. are forbidden by laWi that
meeting Of the creditors Of the said bankrupk 70
prove their debts and To choose one or Inore
Bankruptcy. to be holden "a the oustomhouse build
ing, in the city o. Nav oEleana Louisiana, bafor0
A. D. ieass a. 10 o'clock a: n - ~
No. 7ss-myI3iseA = Distiiss q Louisiana