The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-23
-..u,ua sraR AND CATHOLIC MESSENGER.
~ oRI,EANs,, SUNDAY. MAY %. 1860.


-hont,s. not the ambassador'sraL ELEPHANT.
m French traveller who reported that, the |
a,.,ca,. had three hundred and sixty-hve
1a,ig;ons a and only one gravy, If he visited us
80 would find that we have made additions
~ rs "a. make more than enc forreyery day in
,bo year. however we may have fallen short IN
..ok.rv. While this augmentationt Of new, |
~ rev ivals anon the old, take place, con- 1
tomnorary observes that the remarkable TACT
srnseots itself that-all these worshipers will
Urn from Moses to Aaron and his golden calf
uou,S,s RioHTs.-A woman styling herself
Nrs Dr. Mary Walker, according to published
.ccounts, recently had interviews with the
president and Postmaster General, which II
trne. are more shamelessly INDIGENOUS than
could be expected from the lowest of the oppo-
cite sex. This comes of a system which ignores
the religious element in teaching. Women are
encoura ged to abandon their proper sphere and
ansase in politics and office-hunting under tho
ouise of asserting their rights" and soon we
will witness this feminine intensity finding it's
level in the haunts of the vile. 1t is no new
observation that the fallen angels were the
worst of spirits, and when females abandon
their true element and stoop to practices which
inevitably lead to folly or vice, no depths can
fathom the downfall.
Board of 4ldernen.--The City Attorney gave
it as his opinion that the lessees of the Vegeta
BILE Market, Second District, have no right te
allow beef stalls in that market,@but as the
matter was now before the courts, recommend
az; lint t!;s:- decisions be awaited. A cnmmi.
tee was appointed to investigate a case grow
ing out of the same subject, the Mayor having
been sued for authorizing beef to be sold in thu
vegetable stalls of the Port Market. Tho or
dinance from the lower Board fixing the waite
tariff was passed, after an amendment reduciu!
the rates 20 per cent to large establishments
special committee was appointed to conside
the resolution extending the time for compile
ting the Chattanooga Railroad. The ordinanc
allowing the Jackson Railroad Company to ea
tend their track to the river, through st. Jc
seph street, was passed. ,s..ls .--.-.....---.g II
Board of assistant Alds,msa.-The Treasurer
weekly report was as follows: Receipts, SIG
a51 90; expenditures $l877S 10; bala@e
SCI, 1893 81. A message from the Mayor-informe
the Board of a decision of Judge Theara, a
Of owing The city to appeal in the Metropolita
warrant case; another message vetoed the Q
dinance providing for digging and eleanir
Claiborne street Canal FROM ,Carondelet Can
to Palmyra street. The Water Works SUPERB
:tendent Recommended an increase of wells +
the use of ,tael'fire department la resoluti,
was introduced and referredgtpl q Especial col
mittee, providing for measures to resist the
ton of the Ship Island Canal Company to o
tain possession of the drainage fund. su
stnute from the upper Board of resoluti
opening and closing coffee houses, was CO
Cured in. A resolution providing for the
moval of the building All the head of Car
street and using the materials in building
new edifce in the, rear Of the Cathedral, "
adopted, Fifty m0ee wells were authorized
be constructed for fire purposes. resolnti
cordemnatory of the receptions of police w
rants was laid over, and ordinance rega
ting the payment of creditors was referred.