The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-08-22

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FgRErGN cLxRRINGs. II
SKI, 800. q. q
u Il ussfisae in fashi onl1lss ciFeles, &c u rot
snfI2isiag that teherafs should Atill tax The
atsdaiity of tha ilhterate yaalsars Yet enper.
form Us to astohish even those who fhought
u 1hs1nsslves psrfectiy fAniliar With the siiiest
az WalsaH has hupught 10 light q ease pY sdern
dsmonology, which p, we belle petliEar TO
iDueIes 81 sais s amt She tried
TO obtain relief by inducing the supposed
witch to kneel down and bless her. Although
the request was complied WITH she could not
persuade herself that the evil spirit had lost
said have been to / man At WI Walsa M sho
s01l told nae that you had w5tehedf me, and must
draw your blood IN urtier that I may be cured"
She therefore darted at the complainant end
used hAf nails with great effect, and would
i, have drawn blood with q knife if the poor
ssiiS woman Was lined ten shiiiings and costs.
Tho belief IN witehcfaft il, however, met to be
sEsa BY fine or onlg &c
aradicated by the schoolinasteE London Star
s'.l The 8esc Ferry Boat Races at Litespool-7On
~ Saturday afternoon the New Ferry Boat races
= came of IL 1Sssv Ferry. One OF the best
pulled and most exciting races of the day MAS
between the boys Of the Clarence {Cathoiic
reformatofy ship) and those of the Akbar y A
moro lively set of youngsters than those of the
lis3 Clarence hever stripped for work. and tho
n and steadily speaks highly fofthe discipline
they undergo. This was II. the ten-oar boats
until the ,fnish, about three miles. The fine,a
steady stroke of the youths from the Clarence,
II was kept up from the beginning, and they won
very cieverly by about boat and half's
length, We may here state that the band of
the hkbar was stationed the promenade,
and that of the Clarence the roof of the
boat-house, and both added considerably to
Al etiiiven the proceedings.-Lirapoot Journal Of
Commerce.
Hr.I. AL
which the reporters do not mention, occurred
at the Woolwich Baby Show (says n london
type kspp notice the of one
baby, and asked tho mother to- allow him to
feel its weight She readily assented, and
while he was turning roundto speak to a friend
2 the mother vanished. In vain he looked ont
for her, and equally in vain did he try to get
Some one else to hold the infant. Women
Uttered and men ciiaffed The temporary
guardian at first tried to think it joke, but
hour & toe much but for aa eEa SF m %a ha
ia8 skittish yonng mother absent, strollipg among
rs rofresbmeilt. Al the end Of that time she
turned up, and claimed her child. = The too
curious spectator will, perhaps, never ask to
hold another baby. --sf
BratsliRg In. a Rtaalistic CAurch.-on recent
meeting in st, Margaret's church, liverpool
which was consecrated on recently by the
Bishop Ct ehesss while s ths RsT Nh 1 Bsn
Presbyterians. gained admission. They fire.
9nently nterrpn6ed the service by cries of ''No
EOporXyr6 etc. RNOplft from their seats,
and at length the disturbance became SO great
that the police were called H. Thomas
e Lankey, . man who had taken prominent
p part IN the unseemly proceedings, was arrested
Z ard brought before the Liverpool i1nagistrate,
charged with riotons, disorderIy, and I'M
4 seemly conduct during the celebration of
Divine service" and after a severe reIGimand
was fined Dos. aud costsJ--Dditg Negs.
Lord IqantoR.--The Guardian states that tn O
oos,Tse tow aftls the paeraee to a lucky marriage
contracted by bis father, tho late Mr. Peter c.
Labopchere, Of Highlands, near Chelmsford,
Essex. In early life thisS gentleman then a
clerk in n bank at Amsterdam, Won the heart
of the wealthy daughter of ono of the million
clerk, not a partner. He solicited ad-
mission as partner, and was refused. " But
win yon take me rs o partner if marry Miss
u So he gained u rich wife on the faith of a
PESH9iss,S psFsneTsIip and bseae partner
Pho Mono end His Coda good story IS
related of q child admitted to the cabinet de
ogg travail of the present Pope. In preparation for
I'm the 6scnmenieal Council, his Holiness ordered
from his architect certain embellisb nents, tho
plan of which was brought for his inspection
BY that gen fiemans Iittfe boy Charmed By
gold, and said to the child ...sTake a handful
of coin as a reward for the beauty Of your
child, ''take ii ont for me, your hand is bigger
than minep Pins Ix.t with the kindlinoss
sSniliDgs andOB6y ed-t the child. t..-
1854 ThaiRrinee de. la Tour dAuyergne, French
AsAlsasaaaDr in London, has left London to
s take up his appointment as Minister of Foreign
4AfaiEss This nomination of an uneompFomising
Catholic 70 such Important post CONFIRMS
all We have said respecting tho EmperoT's
iieteEninationt to nantain the Ftench Army of
Occupation IN Rome and to support tho Holy
- Father MsdeJa Tour dAuvergne is brother
u 20 the Cardinal Archbishop of Bordsanx, aud
~. Is most unfinehiug supporter of the temporal
power, an opinion in which he is supported by !
z tsgEce zen amongst the few
tS.Sks Sef .kJsEAsfhe Sastsorities of Rome
have 9pst alEE a ceAsVaP for the present
q .SeaEr 4hesa scs 81 that the-fegular
thpsdiyided :--CardinaIs, 81; Bishops26; priests
ana cIer kA 1885, and students at the ecciesi- |
AZ As1irlI oliess Tlse rsligious communities