Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-07

Tint the natural world Is typical OF the sPiritu-
81. and that here below. in every well regulated
family, there being a father, a mother, a .on,
and a laughter. such also Is the construction
! OF the Godnead-there is Lord the mother, God
the father, Christ the son, and Soul the daught-
er. In other words, the GodheEd, instead of
being 3 triangle, as is commonly supposed by
tbeologians, Is in reality QHddrdn9utar. Mrs.
Bunum also proves this from the first chapter
! ofGenes!s 26sh verse: " And God said Ito whom
/ II not TO Lord, the mother?l lei us make man
in oar image" etc. The Israelites also under
stood the principle, when they said" to
God the Lord had destroyed us"
II Ia reported that five committees APP
pointed to prepare the order OF business of the
CEcumeniosI Council, TO be held in Rome on
August Is, 1863, have nearly completed their "a
boTs. In the course OF November ii ls stated
that the report viii be submitted TO an inter-
national committee, composed OF prelatesf ON
all the Christian countries to be represented.
The subjects to be discussed Include The follow
ing questions: /. Tie policy Of unilipg the
Catholic and the Greek schismatic Churches.
2. The regulation Of the relations between the
Church anu State, IN vie" OF ne siaNss uni
yersal transformation Of absolute iRto conStt-
tutonal governments 5. The position of tue
Catholic clergy in general, and particularly OF
religious cor OF women, in presence
OF the revolution which desoiates the italian
peninsula. 4. The best mode OF providing re-
Iisious instruction as q barrier against the
atheism of tie day, so destructive 10 faith and
morals.
a sensation comes to US from Europe
In the way OF Invention. S~omesurgeen or sur
geons in FIc-encs have discovered q process OF
petsifying animal tissues, preserving Recurate-
" the colOrs and textures, and reducing them.
to such a state OF hardness thai they can be
sawed iuto slabs aud beautifully peiisheo. one
OF these worthless is stated to have pToduced q
a Il -. Vn-u u~hHaa 10 nrgH=flal
By an eyewitness as a marvel Of beauty. He
says: THUS q pulmonary tubefcle or ulcer
here. q hydetid OF the liver there, q cicatTIx in
the brain in another compartment, and a cal
culus in Ihe kidney or ossihcation ogtce hearts
Auricles and valves In a fourth JEst think OF
eating lunch of that table. Byan appropriate
selection OF human parts, instead of good ct-
gestion being allowed ID wait on appetite, a
man might dine OF Ii at once. The Story, how
ever, is a hard one to swallow.
A specia. dispatch to the Cincinnati
Commercial. from ST Louis, dated 2Ssh ult., says:
a semi.ofheial publication in the EpeniRg
Dispatch, in reply 70 an assertion ia the Demo-
Graf that the difficulty or the Catholic clergy
and their Bishop at Chicago was widening, and
threatened 20 bs irrepalable, presents these
facts: While Bishop Duggan was in Rome, two
priests in his Chicago diocese presented
charges against him. The matter WIS referred
10 Archbishop Kendrick, OF this city, who in
vestigated the charges and exonerated Bishop
Duggan, and the latter relieved the two priesTs
OF further duly in his diocese. Both sCquiesced
but the friends OF Ona made some clsmor
Bishop D., however, is sustained by the entire
body of his Priesthood"
We learn from the Alexandria ia
Democrat that The venerable ana esteemed Mr..
Bvuum died on the 23i ult-, at his residence in
Rapides parish. The Democrat says He kad
been in rating health for some time past, snd
end MS d attn was net unexpected. lie was
about seventy-three years Of age. MI. Bypum
was a nstive Of North Carolina, and was edu-
Gated at Princeton College. In early lie he
occuuied quite q prominent position among the 4
OF his native State. In 1888 he was
elected TO Congress, and served, By successive
reflections, Tor eight years. After his retire
from public life M-. Bynun removed 10
Louisiana and settled in this parish, where he
devoted himselfto agricultural pursuits Until
time ofhis death.
The Nashville Press ard Times OF
gives the particulars of the finding,
by q party OF negroes. OF the skeleton OF a man,
about five miles from that city and near the
Cumberland river. ltsays The body appeared
10 nave been doubled up aud thrust into &
very narrow space, as the bones were Oc-
very restricted limits. The remains
were evidently those OF a full grown nan of
Aze, and were, perhaps, those OF T3me
soldier buried there during The war The
Ssrancest part OF the affair is, that after exca-
waiting only a short distance further, the col
orsd men unsarthed a small tin can. some
thing like those useI for preserving fguIt, in
which we're found two gold watches, some SIT.
yer. and a dozen solid silver spoons.
The London rabel on the 18th nit,
a disgracefuI onslaught on Father IgDa-
thus High Church Bpiseopslian) aud his con-
They hooted and yelled and pelted
the poor unfortunate Ritualiss with rotten ap.
piles snd other garbage, until finally, after the
lapse Of hours, they were driven away by the
police. Every man or woman wearing q
- cross the simple insignia of the cruciaed
Christ, were a mark Tor a peculiar Vengeance
these cruel and mereilrss bigDts. and al An
glican clergyman and Russian priest were both
aahreated, losing their hats, stolen by some OF
he miserable r1fians.
It is adclitted by the Radicals that at
least bali a million OF dollars was expended Ia
Maine fer he election OF The Radical Governor.
This money was chiefly the public money, alb
strscted rom the Treasury in various ways
and used 10 Keep the Radicals in power. Ar
The people content 10 be taxed for soCh q pure
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