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THE HILL OF THE CROSS.
= A Legend of Louisiana.
b Y n OR A II .
Concluded
CHAPTER VII.

~-~--- CHAPTER VII.
We must now pass to the chamber of Eu-
stache de Brennan. 1t is richly furnished-the
quiet that reigns, and every little arrangement
suggests that 1T is the chamber of sickness ;
but tho abandoned couch assures MS that the
patientNs much better. De Brennan recfines
on an armchair. The unyieldinG manner in
which his head accommodates itself TO the
comfortable support, bespeaks an iInpatience
of temperament which bodily weakness has
failed to subjugate.
small but exquisitely wrought table stood
before him, with pens, ink and paper.
"Yesp said he, This must end. Three days
have already elapsed since formally proposed
10 De fouty for thc hand of his sister, aud no
answer yet. He encourages my suit and bids
me hope; and yet, though fear rival, am
repealed by her very gentleness To-day must
decide all"
He drew the little table near, and COM
menced to write hastily. He frankly opens his
heart, and fervidly tells the emotions of his
bosom. He attempts to picture the happiness
which he fondlY hopes will crown their union.
He had just concluded when Father Gabrielle
and De Tonty were announced. After the
usual salutatiOns of the day, and inquiries for
his health, Father Gabrielle approached his
chair, and leaning affectiOnately towards him.
presented Josephinss letter.
De Brennan glanced first at the address, and
recognizing her well known hand, he looked
for some time at De Tonty, as if to see what
lures. The Chevalier's look of embarrassment
was not proptious.
De Brennan turned the billet nervously in his
fingers, and then, as if bidding defiance to fate,
he tore it hastily open and eagerly perused
it's contents.
Father Gabrielle kept his eye intently fixed
on his expressive countenance as he read, so
that when he lifted his gaze, the first object he
met was the eye of the priest, speaking of com
fort and consolation in his distress.
Father" he murmured, he clasped con-
vulsively tho hand which the good father had
extended, sit is over. | have long felt that |
unworthy of this earthly reward. Obi her
retiring modesty was her chief charm; and
whenever my vague imaginings pointed to the
path of the striCt9st virtue, oil my thoughts
elevated virtue / had hoped to lead, with her
as my guide aud help-matep
And in his deep anguish tho brave Eustache
let his head fall heavily on the breast OF the
good priest, who drew near to support him.
The Chcvalier de TOnty rose hastily TO retire
to one of the recesses of the windows to hide
his emotion. Father Gabrielle made him a
hasty sign to leave the room, and pointed sig
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Father Gabrielle and Seur Josephine have
passed from this earth--they who practiced
the anblimity of Christian pesfeetion. And
yet TINS generous charity, this celestial fire, Is
less brilliant at certain tunes, but ii can never
be entirely extinguishcd. "a ~ tr7si
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VOLUME II.
MORNING STAR AND CATHOLIC MESSENGER.
NEW ORLEANS. SUNDAY. AUGUST 90. 1869
DEATH AND LIFE.

NEW ORLEANS. SUNDAY AUGUST 90. 1869.
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DEATH AND LIFE,
The leaves falling Let them fall
Tis Heavens supreme decree that all
That live must die;
a little while their glory shone,
a little more and they are gone
In death they lie
Had We no DEATH what then were birth
4 cumberer on this pleasant earth,
Whore All il fair
Through death alone is found the room
For budding hope, for mental bloom
And manhood rare.
Deny us death-destroy the chance
OF soul mature, the proud advance
Controlling, eonquering every plan
That mars the onward march of man
To high respect
Where men, like granite columns stand
Obstructive of the good and grand
They boast they change not! While they speak
Their hearts are stayed their power, how weak,
How frhii their faith
The bar broken-soon the tide
Ofnew opinion, deep and wide,
ResistleSs flows;
AS age must yield in eager youth,
So faIsehood flies before the truth,
And wisdom grows.
Man, proud OF life, while living heed
The myriad lives that die to feed
Thy mortal partj
And when the IN irtal part takes wing
These myriad forms again viii spring
tru4n bi ain and heart,
The life which earth and air bestows,
Builds up the fabric of the rose;
Then earth to earth $3.50 y-
The flower, matured gives mp its seed;
The leayss die o. ys---uissolviDgs feed *
y second BIRTH x
The husl Of flesl the shell of clay.
Must to the Imperial soul give way,
And let it fly
Emancipaied chIysalis--
From coils of pain to bonndless bliss
To never die
What we call death, is only change
Of life, pei uniting souls to range
Untettered, free,
Through aH the regions God hath made
In glorious sun, sombre shade,
Eternally
Thou body, brace tliyscif for strife,
Thou soul, prepare thyself for life!
And whsttsuer
Thy nOblcst nature feels In light;
For it untnching boldly fight,
For God Is there.
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ISsTzrUT ST.. CBARLEs.--rhe opening of this
inEttason Il AnnORnced 70 take place Wednesday,
the TAI sspteuiber The igh reputation Il this school
sent tho highest msnta sttsnasnsa well persann1
socOmb liahnent - reached by tho pupiia Tne Rev.
Father ChaloD suPerintehds the religious inHetlon Of
the pRpIa
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that perfection Of grace and manner, that pe,,-
sonal address peculiar to the Catholic clergy,
and he enjoyed the heartfelt satisfaction Of
bringing many of the women and children,
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INTERESTING CASE OF sIeAMY n CONNECTICUT.

From the Hartford Post, FeD ID IN
Jacob 9. Holman Of this city, was arrested IN New
Bedford, Monday upon complaint Of bigamy
issued by Grand Juror Sumner. the facts OF the
case are as f0llows:-In 1858 Holman married 9
young lady Of Baton Rouge the daughter Of GOOD
and somewhat wealthy citizen Of that place. grand
wedding was held. at which the army officers and
fashionable people OF the city were present. All
went on well for while, until Holman came North,
leaving his wife behind him, who soon went to .
town In New York state where she has lately been
residing with his mother. Hoffman, in the meantime
had moved to this city and fallen in love with and
married Mrs. Barbara Cans, widow woman resid-
ing In the Sixth ward. Not long since Hoffman went
to the home Of his mother, and by some means
removed his 1rst wife, by whom lhe has had two
children from there. He then introduced his second
wife to his mother and left her there for few days
while he stayed with wife No. ]. He soon after
returned here with wife No. ?, ana all went
along smoothly until last Saturday night, when wife
No. put in an appearance, having heard that al
was not right. Holman left at once, and both wives
together entered complaint against him for bigamy.
Captain Mott having heard that the accused was IN
New Bedford despatched officers to that place, BY
whom Holman was arrested last evening. The
case win be brought before the police court to-mor
row. Hoffman has two children living, the fruits Of
a marriage several years since with woman who'is
now dead. 4A@ tMtN #A ENW
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY 49, SHEET

ass s u ssars; he s:ss "ss: only moo Sssisis
ss - N inst store s' and and s
FssIaars II. market n. .|mo.. inactive AID rates
sss so to "a We heard r y 20 charters
ss.s:i 4. s ....
WAS E'. = M ssIa but we heard Of
HAY was in moderate demand and prices were n5m a.
s 20 sag z ~ Fl sss s. a. ' s II
A.. = a. c sSou res sa was 70
part al abou, doc New Orleans Continued in good demand
prices rather higher the sales being so bb &c.
NAVAL Receipts $40 Obl.. spirits iurpsn,ins and
dr * sales
@ !. X. :: s -. :. sw cs q -. ~
Iso do pale !. $ts and soO commSn e arrive = ~ s.
s.i: s: a q "a 40
bS Other Kinds were aaiss Steady 4
PAnAsrusE wAx.-sale.. 5000 lbs. crude a. lie.
ss q Hs sa sna
There for for ,s de-
ssy s ~ wsss
$50 DS new ness fo March delivery sss hogs
firm Mt IKE l2c, with 100 head. Beef
o.
nss s so %S
being moderately active and steady at Sss 1884, The sales
S c s
10 packages At Ike 4Sc for dry sailed and picked
It, Id 90 s' s
sSs GaS ss. K 4. ;ss NV Only
rendered Also 500 srcss this month issc sellers
PETRoIEux-Rsceipts, 1919 bbls refined and e7s do.
naphtha The demand for crude was moderated but the
were small ssiss & hc ac, and ons 10. q LOCO bbIs
va. sold on PIRATE , crude S.s GU Ss: o oo sS
sS.s ssSS is d. h:y 49, March,
LOO Ssi. Tor July, and loo dos xusus piyass
opened 4 yssseday dosing prices but
advanced and closed strong At 3sc 3sSc for standard
for February, a. 81 S;Se sSSs 800 49, 1000
do for March, = sellers option 29o9 do Tor March
70 july Jul; $50 each M month"; s Al c -A' w w. M
RICE was que but steady In value Carolina was quoted
SzEDs-Linseed continued in demand and firm 1t about
" - gSld auty paid There wers s.ei n Boston q 'Ss
FAY 4 81 tx d. and iSc DO on psas terms: kH Kind;
Of ras. were dull but steady q yesterdays quot
ass ss
s% a Far Il good and hs . cs. vs
for 1a Porto p4 Rico and ise for Clarified
also $50 boxes part at sc s and 1900 bags Bahia on
Sns prices were rm a Tor hara 1sc se for soft
white, i5c. islc for yellow, and 1916 for extra G.
The sales were about s., 900 lbs at II fc. aIiss.
wHIsKEY.--Receip,s5 90 bbs TIE demand was more &C
tive but al lower prices There were sales OF lbs bb at Soc
a &c., tax paid. t1t
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BLEEDING AND cMoammmKG 4 CONDEMNED CRIMINAL.
Charges Against the sheriff Who Executed
CarnWell.

The Rome sentinel or the 10th inst states that
proceedings to remove Sheriff Weaver, OF oneida
county, under whose directions the murderer cars
well was executed, are now IN progress an investE
cation having been ordered BY the Governor. Inc
charges are substantially as follows:-Thar sheriff
Weaver caused or allowed CarsweIl to be bcd before
his execution almost to exhaustion; that chlorof0rm
was afterwards administered In the Shertns own
presence and that the prisoner was apparently dead
when hung. That miscellaneous crowd OF several
hundred persons was allowed to be present. some OF
whom had appointments as deputies and others
who had not: that they booted, snow-balled
each other and misbehaved themselves other
wise in the presence OF the Sheriff, who made no
endeavor restrGn them; that the pretended depn-
ties were only spectators, had nothing TO 40 Win
the execution ana were not sworn III. That blank
appointments deputies in the shape OF cards were
distributed to individuals to be filed out at their
pleasure, and were 80 used, ana were even sold i4
the street; that women, children, even little girls
were present under circumstances which showed
that the Sheriff knew or ought TO have KNOWN OF 1t;
and, finally, that the whole AFFAIR was scandalous
indecent and q mockery OF JUSTICE A. N. Beardsley
Of Utica, has been appointed by the Governor as
commissioner 70 take evidence in the case which
viii he submitted to Governor Hoffman, In whom is
vested the power OF renewal II. 0. Southworth, Of
Rome, has been appointed deputy Attorney General
for the purpose Of conducting the prosecution. The
examination Is to be held In Utica at the Court House
on the LIST day Of March.
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The Chicago Tribune, Of Monday, sums mp none
tary anairs In that city as follows:- t&

INC tulcagO ITtOWtes Oi mOnuays suLub UP uOuc-
tary anairs In that city a. follows
During the past week the demand for money in
creased some, owing principally to the speculative
activity In produce and provisions. There has also
been something Of q falling on In general trade, and
the merchants have had to borrow O little more The
banks, however are In general pretty wen supplied
with money, and able TO accommodate al OF their
regular customers who are entitled to 1t. but are
taking no outside paper. In the open market there
Is perhaps little more money anoat than Eweek
or two ago. Considerable amounts Of capital have
from abroad and been either paid out for real
estate that IL has gone into brokers' hands, and
80 into general circulation. or been loaned on real
estate security. 4lss.G
week has been pretty large from the city to all Of
the principal points on the Rock Island, the Buring
ton and Alton roads. There has. however,
been no corresponding increase Of receipts
here Of products yet, and as good deal OF
exchange Is coming in from nDme Of the cities west
OF us, 1t IL possible that shipments are being made
direct to the East from other points and the cur
rency ordered from here to remove It; but. be that
as it may, the movement is making currency scarce
here.
Exchange has been declining gradually all the
week. and was lower to-day than for some weeks
past, being freely offered between banks at twenty
five cents per $1,000 premium though the usual
buyers were not taking much Mt that, but are ey-
pectng lower rate soon. At the counter rates con-
tinue unchanged, bankers selling at lilo premium
and taking at ITO discount.
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powder mills located fonr miles nom Newburg
ana II lie stated that they propose TO ostaDsn tneH
mills on the property purchased.
Mrs. Susan n. Frazier TO X A. Forsyth, house ana
six acres OF land &C Balmville. two miles north OF
Newburg, for $4,000 House Of Elzsoetnan styie OF
architecture.
Nelson Crist TO W. II. shannon, house and lot In
Chambers street, near harrington. for 81, 400.
J. II. Van Reid to John Baldwin, house ana three
quarters Of acre Of land corner Dubois and Far
riDgton streets, for 49.5O0
meeting Of property owners OF the Eighth ana
Twenty-second wards OF Brooklyn on Tuesday even
ing adopted q protest against the passage OF any
law by the Legislature authorizing the CONSTRUCTION
OF any canal through Third avenue or any OF the
streets or avenues lying east Of Third avenue This
movement was In opposition 10 the Brooklyn In
proyement Company.
bin has been introduced into the Pennsylvania
Legislature providing for an elevated railway 10
Philadelphia. The editors OF that city open their
eyes In astonlshment and ask what Pnllad6ipMS
wants OF an elevated railway. nMs@fa sN4
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

iieayy offerings OF various descriptions OF pro
perry, city and suburban, improved and unini-
proved and continued activity were the features or
The real estate market yesterday.
Below we give particulars of The several sales
held.
Auction sales Of Real Estate Yesterday.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


CAsEy-CAsEY.--1n Brooklyn, on Monday evening,
February :, 1862 1T the residence or the bride, by
the Rev. f. Uorcoran, p. p. Of St Josephs, MATTHEW
CASEY to MAGGIE CASEY, both OF that city.
ERLLs--ByERLy.-In Philadelphia, on Monday.
February 49, by the Rev. George d. Boardinal,
Mr.. HERBERT EELLs, Of Lexington, KY. TO Miss
FANylE BYERLY, eldest daughter OF the late D. d.
Byerly. of Philadelphia. No cards. s6
PowERs--BRUNs.--on Tuesday, February 49, at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents 90 Greenwich
avenue, EDWARD A. POWERS to D0ILE f., daughter
Of Fred. Kruns, ESQ., both OF this city.
ROwLAND---CoOPER.-On Thursday, February ii,
at the residence Of the brides uncle, by the Rev.
Lewis X. Dunn, Mr. SHEPARD ROWLAND 70 Miss
MARY COOPER, daughter Of the late Carrot Cooper,
all Of Jersey City.
WarrNEY-HArI.-In South Ash1ed. Mass, on
Saturday February H. at the residence VI the BRIDE
by the Rev. j. II. Moors, WILLIAM q. WHITNEY. Of
ST.. No cards.
wIENER--BusgI.--On Tueslas, February 10, N
Rev. Mr.. Philips, OF New York, Nlat4N AfENFI %
Mss ELzABEfH DrSKi. both OF TompNilsyiDe 5. |.
Earlls.
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fhs market for wheat irregular the demand wns very
% for 81 but oboice spring. vhsca was wanted 70 some
IN favor ofhs buyer bods were Y some cases anso e
10 withhold their Sas from msfks California wheat was
dul and nominal buyers q ~ 20 and scles ~ ~ The
u Il efgr fair 70 choice No VIlns y store y y
fer NoA ard mised dsvsrsd q FOR Ec y ssors
private terms scd amber Mchisar 81 " - Corn wss n
g: s:S ;s:s y =. r. ;i 49, ,:ss. %
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sTsseT QUOTATIONS.
uarf-payt five O'Clock r. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

wFDsEsDAY, Feb. is--6PM
coFrEr.o moderately sought after and the market
firm Yesterdays quotations loo bags, BOO
bat pirate About 5000 bazs viii be offered
auction EarscaiD0 In demand, and 2,s54
bags 81 Lass wire disposed o. private terms otber
Kinds were neg ected.
The ali classes OF buyers was ilehG
aud but little business transacted Prices receded ac nc.
H. viii be by reference quotations
Cd. The sales a0 baoa acining 1.4 for spinning
AZ speculation, 3Js for export were VI transit
There besies Of coo low lnddiug Tor March
delivery. nj gsase. We quots:
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Real Estate Notes.
The following are late real estate transfers In New.
burg. New York. Hgta.aE
Edward 1borne 10 smith. Hand n Co., tEewbur9
Stud Farm. two mies froIf Newbur6, 1893 acres, fok
e23,0N % The purchasers are proprietors o. IL
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AT half-past five O'Clock sales were made a, the
fraction between i84H and 1856.
The following is a statement OF The movement. IN
cotton since the Isl OF September last to the 18th
INST. -
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FuouR AND Receipts, aOas bDs flour IN d..
meal, lAop bushels wheat rs sss corn. The
tet for Western and state -four vas eIscechgy du and
while make no change IN odr quotations prices
wholly nominal In most cases holders willing grant
but in the sbscnce Of any inducemsnt made
nned Aposs wholly 70 the local trade California ngur
dull entirely nominal The ssles about 40 bbs
southern duh and nominal, and exceedingly
dct saie any price. The tales about s7s bbs
RYE moderate demand At steady priee
and sales were rnAss o. rs bbl Corn meal wss dull and
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WINES, Liquors, &C.
r
500 BARRELS s sss pisrILLkRf" or
Tor sale n sald dnery We are ready make
for No. corn, deliverable 1T said dstliey.
scHULrfIEss 90, proprietors
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
DAwrLLETE DE ARoNA.-rnE ABOVE ARE AC.
III knowedged 10 he the nnest Cigars manufactured ~
havana and having been contracted By me, oer for sale
whoesae complete assortment, OF the various sizes also
general assortment OF ysher approved trandA -
y. w. fkBER, 70 beaver street.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A MEXICAN GALvANic BAND co. EsrABLIsHED
N lSsD--fheir remedies pes, rhcumatsn, neural
ra and diseases generally Physician W attendance
Room No. ], No. ZIG Brosdway, corner Of Fulton street.
'V,HE GLOBE MARBLE Mills COMPANY, CORNER
Novins and sscket streets BrDokiyr, on Gowsnns canal
snow suecesuy running and rsdy Y. execute orders for
saving rubbing, Sc, promptly and satisfactorily The AT
tnon OF the trade invited large and varied stock OF
foreign and domestic Marbles In bcckI Deliveries
OF msrbc made by transport by barge, which
viii be In attendance after public sales Our patrons will
appreciate the superior economy o. shs transport 10 the
trucks now employed
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or the expired portion Of the Week have been Is

for the expired portion Of the week have been Is
follows
Custom House. ---.Suo- treasury -
Receipts Receipts. Put5nents. Balances
Feb 49, S4o6 SOL SECS eel g. 1s6,697 $s7, s1s, 227
Feb. 49,. b53,l20 l.05e,e2l 674272 sS,203,S7s
Feb. IL. 900 l.24262o 3oS,0Sl s9,lSS l27
rhe exports exclusive OF specie) from New York
foreign ports for the week ending February 10 and
since the commencement OF the year compare as
follows with those OF 1857 and 1865
1887. 1868. 1868.
For the week III SSoa7,p24 $3,GS64lr S. 22s 0e5
Prev. reported. 204so,5ol i9,e5e,sas l7,437sOe
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birth.

NFDfNGER.---on Sunday. February IL Mrs. Mcdn
ger of ITO president street, Bfooklyn, of the rei-
enih son. B0sa dring wei.
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MADAME ROSA, GREAT NATURAL CLAIRvoYANr,
~ Canal street. Yesh
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since Jan. L.. $23 AS ST. ea33l0 $40 66b ,5l
The Boston Advertiser OF this morning thus refers
10 financial matters In that city smF
The condition of the money market In its general
features Is unchanged. The supply continues rather
scant, some OF the banks finding 1t difficult to fully
supply the wants OF their own customers Int as q
rule borrowers have as vet been put to but little
Inconvenience where their standing is und0ubted,
and rates have scarcely been anected at ALL Call
loans rule At per cent, and discount to bank GUS
toners at ia per cent The rates for outside
paper range from to per cent, according to quail
ity, with Comparatively but little doing.
The last bank statement can scarcely be regarded
~ favorable, although perhaps few days may put
different aspect upon the condition OF the banks.
BY comparison with the previous statement 1t viii
be seen shat individual deposits have decreased
$685. las and country bank balances have fallen or
635, while the bank reserve has also been re-
duced 81 000 000 to wit-SS09 939 In legal ten
der notes. and SET 964 In specie The falling on IN
the Oanable resources OF the banks have induced
contraction OF loans to the extent Of g. 1 and
withdrawal Of amounts due from other banks OF
$751; 26o The circulation has been increased 065
The following the f0Otings, with those Of the two
previous statements:- a8s9aa
Feb. /. FEB. g.. Feb. Is.
Loans $l03 696, 1858 $l04 342 425 $103 215 034
Specie. ........... 2,1612S4 2,07390S 1,S45924
Legal tenders. 12.e64,225 12452,785 11,642S56
Due fm. other bks l4,l1S,469 1a697699 13,4l6,337s
Due 70 other bks. 14,S72,642 14,770,094 14,130450
Deposits. ..... 20 22s,462 3p,69S,SS7 37,7597 22
Circulation....... 2A3l29a7 u, 292067 1850 122
The Chicago Tribune, Of Monday, sums up none
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A TFsT.--THE ORIGINAL MADAME BYRON, FROM
"A Paris Medical Business Clsrvcyan. spiriisslis has
that wonderful secret causing speedy marriage satac
iiop no pay Beware Of mbostors tB East Seventeenth
street, between Irving place and Third avenue