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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-09-19
NEWS By TELEGRAPH.

BRussB1s, Sept. 13.--Belginm declines Join
ing bavaria in support of Prince Hohenhohe's
polcy respecting the Gcumenical Council and
the government has determined to send an
ofncfai delegate to the Council
PARIs, Sept 16.--Prim has another interyieyy
with Napoleon tomorrow its
I MADRID, Sept. I6.-Prim telerraphed the
government from Paris, advising diligence in
sending troops to Cuba = u
.LoNpoN, Sept i6.-The Times has an edito-
risl ON SlcKles note, saying, no alternative is
onered Spain but abandonment of C.ba, or
American recognition of the insurgents.
MADRID, Sept. 16.-Two iron-clads and three
Thousand men have been ordered TO Cuba.
seven Thousand more viii follow this week.
DUBLIN, Sept 16.-A bailiff was shot dead of
Abbey today by a supposed Fenan.
A1oNDoN, sept lo.-The proposed conference
OF the Great Powers on the Turlo Egyptian
question meets with little favor.
DUBLIN, Sept. I6.-The Irish Church Synod
declded against the admission of ex-officio
members to the future conventions. The
Archbishop of Armagh died, aged SO years
PARIS, Sept. l7.-The Emperor appeared on
the streets yesterday.
LONDON. Sept. 1.-THE Star radical organ)
states that the difficulty between the United
states and Spain ON the Cuban question is in
a fair way of settlement Advices have been
received announcing the total wreclz/of the
Indian mail steamer Carnatic, off theisland of
sandman, in the upper part of the Red Sea.
sine passengers and crew reached the shore
safely, bat the mails and cargo were lost. The
steamer had large amount of specie on board
which was also lost.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-09-19

THE Two SYsrEMs.-The Protestant Chaeh-
man candidly confesses the hopeless divisions
in the Episcopal Church, and continues.
Whatever may have been our doubts former
ly, it must be evident to every one now, that
in the Episcopal Church among us, as in the
Church of England, there are two distinct
systems of doctrine discipline and worship.
The parties holding and teaching them are
farther apart to day than any two Evangelical
denominations. Tho determination Of the
High Church is to compel the Low to q line of
action which, If followed, would give the
victory to the priests party. Bnt Low Church
men are aroused to n sense of the danger and
are determined to maintain their principles
Let every one ask himself which of theselfwo
systems he is helping to support; and which he
is in duty bound to sustain.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-09-19

Di-NTfSrRT.-Dr Moloney, after q brief pc
rod of rexa0n from arduous duties has returned
to the city and resumed the active practice Of his pro-
feSSon During is soiOuTG North, informed,
ayaed himself Of all Opportunities to master whatever
scientific discoveries have been introduced into the
and is prepared impart the benefits of his cSe.
rienco to old patrons and new friends From his known
skill experience and sympathetic manipulatlons W
feel assured that DIR Aiooney every way quaifel to
perform all operations IN manner TO give the Utmost
satisfaction Ieies for rst class dental operations
reduced to be within the means of also that
the common apprehension charges need
be entertained here If satisfaction Is not ven very
improbable thiug-the money viii DO refunded. See
card
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The Church Times, leading High Church

The Church Times, leading High Church
organ of England, contains the toliowing:
Theelogians of great respects}Tfftv among
us have Conceived an inVete-atc opinion. that
somehow the Anglican and the Roman Doctrine
was ditierant, and have, not unfrequcntig, gone
to the verge of heresy in their efforts to de-
monstrnte, as it We're that two and two n 10
not equal to four. The Ritual movement has,
however, set all this to rights; and none but
those who have reduced ignorance to n system
now deny that the differences between the
authoritative documents of Rome and England
are intnitcsimnl-tho priesthood is the same,
the Liturgy virtually the same, and the doc
triue the same. Nothing that can possibly
happen, short of the formal Syuodical prolnGi-
CATION of new definition can undo what has
been done; and the maintenance of the visible
identity between the two rites though, #
course, Of extreme Importance, is no longer n
matter of life and death
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-09-19

G. c. Haley, of Commercial Place and Poy-
dras street the ndefatgabe literary and news caterer
has the Hammer of the South, Irish People, Irish Amer
iCan United 1rshmHD Bosop Pilot Irish Citizen the
Dublin Nation, Liverpool Mercury, London Illustrated
News AppletOns Journal, Glasgow Herald Scientific
American HarPers Bazaar Chimney Corner; Western
World, New York Weekly, Saturday Night Round Ia
BILE Some of the Septem have been received
which, with the large catalogue of late foreign pubca
tiCns the counters make visit TO Healeys most
pleasant thing.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-09-19

Pins TX, remembering that it was Marshal
Mel, at the time colonel, who brought him i'll
lSI9 the keys of Rome at Gaeta, hastened, on
hearing of that officers death, to celebrate a
Low Mass for the repose of his soul.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-09-19

The officers and members of the Young Mems
Catholic Friends Society of ST. Patrick viii please TO
remember that the regular monthly meeting win be held
to-day 10Th, at i2 o'clock NJ As election Of officers
for the coming takes place general attendance Is
Anair
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DIED

UIEU:
On Tuesday morning, Sept. II, at 10 minutes past
O'Clock, CAIHARINE MCINTYRE, wife of Hugh Nc.
Closkey aged So years, native OF Strabane county
Tyrone Ireland and resident of this city for years
Derry Journal, Greland) and Philadelphia papers
please copy.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Bible History Cincinnati and New York Ben
! ziger Brothers.
! Messrs. Benziger Brothers have published n
! History of the Bible that contains the most
remarkable events Of the Old and New Tesla
| ment, prepared especially for the use of Catho-
lie schools in the United States by Rev. Rich
| ard Gilmour. 1t is beautifully illustrated with
140 cuts and map of the Holy Land. 1t has
received the cordial appreciation of the Most
Rey. Archbishop of Cincinnati, and will be
found an invaluable adjunct to the Catechism
in imparting comprehensive narrative of the
events connected with the establishment of the
Christian religion. The basis of the present
work is the well-known " Illustrated Bible
History" which is extensively used in European
schools, and so highly is it appreciated that it
has been translated into six different Ian
guages. 1t is already used as a text book in
many schools, and deserves to be introduced
into every Catholic school in the land.
Pctt9S's Musical Monthly September
The publishers of this Musical Monthly GER
tainly carry out their intention, which is to
give music, and plenty of it. Here is $50 worth
of new music for So, while purchasers of music
arc constantly paying from 80 to so cents for
every piece of music they buy. How much
better it is then for families to subscribe for
this unequaled monthly, and spare this large
difference: Address j. l.. Peters, 19s Broad
way, New York.
Leisare Hours, September. .....r
This number closes the first ydlume of Leisure
Ho"rs, and the editor and publishers have
cause to congratulate themselves on the sac
cess which has attended thefpe efforts Tho
reading tcI;Id in this magazine is just of the
character to pass the time pleasant v-not tax
img the faculties by deep thinking, but still
sufficiently interesting to instruct while anus
ing.
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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-09-19

DRY GOODS. GOODS.
J. NJ l. l. L r, JR.,
No. Jackson street, corner Of Tchoupitouias
Genuine a blackstone COTTON, IS cents.
the best Cotton sIEETING, 81 eents
Fine I Brown COTTON, IS cents. -,
" BalmOf-Sl SKIRTS. a. %.
80 white BLANKETS all wool. g;
" -FiANNELs, IS eonta.
g i ia haTseiAos QUITS, only g.
" Dobbinet BARS u yards e.
-" French CObSEsfS, 81 ~ To g..
80 Linen NAPKINS, per dozen, -.
q 1 W hite LINEN, for bOsOuns. On cents
% Linen TOWELS, per dozen, a So
Black DEIkINE' ali wool 81 centa
60 French CASSl8IERES, all cniora, eto. 20 eT 20.
&c 8 4 Black CLOTH, for cloaks, 81 -.
VELVETS.
Ladies' 1t Is TO your interest give n call,
shall sell my goods represented above. and
TchOupitoulas cars pass the store every FIVE minutes
and the jackson stationed Immediately in the
'front.' therefore IT. Is easy for all to give call
Remember the place j. MILLER, Jr.,
jackson street, corner Tcnoupitoulas.
selg ~ ~ Upper side Of jackson
HALL OF YOUNG MEMS CATHOLIC FRIENDS
Society of St PatrclThe officers members of this
Society requested to attend the Regular Monthly
Meeting 20 DO held SUNDAY, Sept 49, Mt Is NJ for
purpose Of electlng officers for the coming year
full attendance Is requested. BY order Of
d. T. CUMMINGS, President.
L. F. BARRETT, Secretary. - selsIt
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Board Of Aidermen.--This body resumed its
5ular sessions last Tuesday evening. A
|nmunication was received from City Sur
yor Bell relative to furnishing coal to the
|enville street draining machine, and ether
tiers, which was referred to the Committee
Streets and Landings. resolution was
opted authorizing the Mayor to take the ne
Fsary legal steps to resist the claims of the
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-09-19

HALL HIBERNIAN MUTUAL BENEyO-
LENT AssocIATioNsSTbe Reguiar Meetings Of this
Association viii take place on tho arst THURS
DAY Of each month at u O'Clock p. II. at the
sehcoihoase AraiGny street between Casaoavo ana
Grcatihen streets, ThirdDistrlct
fa9l " RoBKRr DARTLEY. seeratarr.
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AS an example of Protestant intolerance
shop McQuaid cited the case ofSt. Luke's
,spital in New York City, where, until
Is years ago, there was a rule existing that
priest of the ttJnIn Catholic Church could
me into that hospital to administer the
Us of the Church te--p dying man., In one
teworthy instance, Slo dying request of a
II to this effect wnslrefiIsed, and the 'nGn
5 permitted to die without receiving the
Is. If n man employed ono of the
cnucs blasting rocks should he fatally i'm
ed and carried to this hospital, and a man
o had no ipstrumcntality in bringing him
ere had gone after Catholic priest, he
paid be refused admission. He was not
aid to call names. This institution was St.
kes Hospital, corner of Sixty fourth street
ii Fifth Avenue, New York, under the
|pcrintendeuce of DR.. ATuhlenberg, and be-
giug to the Protestant Episcopal Church.
things are now changed. During the
IS in New Sork-although he did not
prove of the act or justify mob lava mob
rounded the hospital, menacing its ex-
ence, and since then the rule has not been
forced.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-01

The Liverpool market opened iEme,
but not higher, Uplands 1I5l, Orleans
I2Id, and closed quiet and unchanged,
Sales 10000 bales.
at the opening in New York holders
were anticipating sn advance and ask
ing Be higher, Low Middlings noninelly
2s}c, Uplands 29}c, Good Middlings 800
AT noon holders we're asking an advance
and buyers were cautious. Prices n0mi-
nally unchanged, Low Middlings 284e,
Middlings 293c. At 2:05 pm. the de-
mand was moderate and prices firm,
Low MiddiiDgs 2SA92SRc, Middlings 29le.
at the close the market was firm with
demand moderate, Low Middllngs oslo
oslo, Upisnds 29ls, Good MiddliDgs 30Rc.
At 1870 am. IN New Orleans holders
were anticipating N advance and ask
ing 28tc for Middliugs. At 2:30 pm.
holders still looked for an advance, with
buyers cautious, Middlings 2SI@2SIc.
The New York opening dispatches
caused a stiiening up in cur market, but
that it wa j~Gstihsble wa not sustained
by the ? o'clock news. Ga the strength
of the two first sdvices, many Of our
merchants teiegTaphed 70 their sgents in
the interior Of an advance Of Be, and
were consequently quite annoyed AZ the
evident error which was committed by
the New York agent. Holders in the
morning were asking oslo for 81 ddiirgs,
but at the close 28c was the nominal
quotation, with holders firm. We quote
as follows:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-01

Gold opened to-day in New York a
1916, with bears selling freely, and de
Ginning, owing to European news. L
closed at 1910. Leaning fiat. Money
easy at six per cent. Sterling exchange
steady at IO9 for sixty day bills.
The stock market opened quiet, Win
rates on street 3 per cent. higher than al
closing last night. at noon the market
was strong, with good demand from
shorts to cover, and closed steady.
Wells & Fargo Elk, SO; American Ex.,
81; Adams Elk, SGT ; o.. s. Ex., =;
Merchants Union Elk, Is; Quicksilver,
%: Canton $50; Pacific Mall; West
ern Union Telegraph Co, 81 New York
Central, 1851; Erie, - to; Hudson,
IS7; Reading, 923; Chic. & Alton, I57 Z;
preferred, I572 Toledo, ". and +. w,
g.; preferred II; st. Paul, 66{; preferred
ISL; Fit. Wayne, 1888; Ohio & Missis-
sippi, SS3; Michigan Central, lis; Mich
igsn Southern, 81; Illinois Central,
40; Cleveland & Pittsburg, 81; Cleve-
land & Toledo, 1865; Rock Island, l254 f;
Chicago & Northwestern, S23 preferred,
81.
Governments at the opening were ex-
cited, with very small offerings 1918
were the principal features. 1t was still
excited at the noon call, with large sales
and bears silent. A report having
gained credence that bonds were lower
in London, a decline oon set in, and
some inclination Wss felt to reElz5. At
the last call prices were unsettled and
business light:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-01

Tennessee bonds were dull. The only
sales reported were of new at 665c. Old
held at 674c.
Gold in this market is dull at l3le
buying. Selling at l32@132@c.
There is some movement in County
Wsrrants-S4500 was tskeu by 9 dealer
at 76c, and other lots changed hands at
rates ranging from 753@764c, tut small
lots sre held at 77976c.
In cur issue Of yesterday we called
upon the Board OF County Commission
ers to publish the statement laid before
them in reference to the liabilities Of the
county. We again reiterste that request.
II it Is not done, we will be compelled to
give our own statement Of the matter.
City Scrip is in fair demand st 73@753;
$1,000 Ledger balances were taken by g
broker at 75s. Selling al 77@S0,.
Police Scrip is firm at 96c buying. Sell
ling at 97@98c.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-01

proceeded in this way from foot TO lead
o both shores. Since the Absrt has
cleared it out, the current has increased,
and it has deepened very much, bidding
fair to be q good channel sJ sl stsges Of
water. The labor the Ab-rt has pc =
formed since she hss been here is I'M
mense. She has pulled owe 200 snags,
most CT them If the largest size, ms cut
DIVA over 1000 t ees, q large number
measuring over four feet acroes the
stump, and some over six. lSlgned:l
Charles P. Morris, VIM. Eiliston Elliott,
C. Sanders Elliott, 3. Isaac Olmstead,
David G.. Barrow"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-01
NEMPMlS & ARKANSAS RlYER
E c
Packet COMPANY.

THE FOLLOWING ELEGANT PASSENGER
4 Boats of this LINE will leave Memphis
hereafter THREETIME5A WEEK, as follows
Tuesdays, T~hursGays and Saturdays, AT
5 O'Clock PIN,
THOMAS II. ALLEN. 80 Reese Pritchard, Master
" A. AID ELL-------.k l. uatnes, Master
Bla .sdell, Master
LEM i. Berry, MaSte T
Connecting at LITTLE RO K with the Com
pauyts new and lignt-draught packets for Fort
Smith and Fort Gibson. Close connections
made both way.
AMERICAN ..---.Jno. W. Williams, Master
a SoWilni Master
FORT WOODBURY., Master
FORT Rowland, Master
All of the above boats were built expressly
for the trade, and are particularly we'll adspJsd
70 ii. Passengers and freight will be put
through by tins line to all points on the Arkan-
sas river without detention, and at reasonable
rates.
All persons shipping freight for any Point on
the Arkaps@s river from North OF East of Mem
PINS, should have their goods consigned to
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet COM
eany," at phis Merchandise shipped from
New Orleans should be consigned TO Memphis
ana ARKANSAS River Packet Company, Napo-
Freight received at any time ct the Comps-
nys once. JNO. ID. ADAMS, President.
2. A. KENDIG, Agent,
1a-6 S4 Front street. Mosby Hook.
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EXTRACT OF BUTTER PLANT

a brief allusi0n TO The ori:in OF this import
ant discovery may not prove uuinteresting
Among the Gufhtnt ateG records Of the re-
nownCd Captain Cooks voyage around the
world, is found the statement, that while So
| jOuruiug for "a s1Jrs ume OF the Brazilian
Coast o. Sorth AMERICA he obs rived the ma
tiy5s using, IN the preparation OF their food, a
p~scrlfar OIL, which, upon examination, he
found to TOSSs>s tue appearalc-, taste and
flavor OF Butte upon further inquiry, how
ever, he azcertaiued that II vas simply q sub
stance tBar the natives distilled IN a crude and
imperfect manner rom a rich and Iuxuriaut
plant That grew spontaneously and a~bandantly
in that wRTm trOpiCai country. a few years
ago an eminent French chemist. while on a
professional visit TO the tropics, made numer-
Ous experiments with this remarkable pro-
duction of nature, snd succeeded in extracting
/ 8 concentrated essence or the plant. The for
muls for its preparation, and the Sole Right
for the sale IN this country are the exclusive
properly OF this company, by whom it was
purchased from the original discoverer. We
claim for this remarkable, ct simple and per-
f9ctly u aaratlUn
LIST. That by l. -s3 "A net gain OF from 50 to
200 per cent. is made in TIE manufacture Of
81. That Butter, which from age or Whatever
cause, may be stronE, rancid, streaked or
general use. by the aid OF this Extract is re-
stored to its rlgina Ireshless and sWeeJE esS,
fine grain and even color.
81. By the use o. this Extract, one pound OF
deli 'ious, f1e7h Butter is actually made from
one pint OF milk
4th. That a pure ard EXCELLENT table Butter
can be made, at a cost Of from Is to 20 cents Per
poand The CHI eff ezpen e wherein bsirg But
Ter, which Is the 6S5en tel base.
9Th. That Butter manufactured by the aid Of
this Extra t is equal in every respect to the
best Butte IRA e Dy the ordinary method.
en-. The Extract, after thorough analysis,
by able chemists, is pronounced perfectly free
lrom any delete ious substance, the ingredi-
ents being plreIy of a vegetable nature.
TN. In proof Of the foregoing assertions, the
factory of this company Is making one ton Of
Butter per day, " hIch meets with ready sale
in the New York market, aud is consumed
from the tables Of The nrst hotels, restaurants
and private families in this city and elsewhere.
a sample package Of the EXTRACT sufficient
to make nifty pounds o Butter), with full d.
~rections Tor uss, will be sent to any address on
the receipt Of 81.
CAUrION.-As all articles OF real merit are
subject to spurious limitations, we wGuld spe-
cially caution this public against cOunterfeits
and worthless limitations, ADVERTISED as pow
ders, compounds. ETC., as the Extract of the
Butter Piant is prepared and sold only by
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From Memphls . Bos.on.

Rates on uncompressed cotton 20 cents
advance upon abOue rates.
All lines from Memphis have agreed to
sustain above rates without any draw
back or rebate Of any kind
Z. n. FULLER, President.
A.E. SHRADER, Secretary.
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ID H. J n z y
Is now PTEetieisg at the
HOTEL,
LOUISVILLE, ky,
Where he will rsmsin until March slst.

In the treatment Of the A AND EYE, M
other organs OF sel-e, II becomes necessary to
have a good knowledge OF every thing pertain
ing to medicine and surgery. What are called
regular Physicians may have graduated in
either the Old or the new scaOOl college, and
can boast OF a One-sited education. Dr.. JONES
has had a thorough education in both the Old
and the new school medical colleges, and
in an Eye aud Ear College, and in The
Eye and Ear InhrEaTifs and Hospitals
Of America and Europe, end his Dr.
plomas nom the same hang in his Office
IL is impOssibls for a ply siciaa who has but
the usual medical education, 10 successfully
treat the Eye and Ear. Therefore Dr. JONES
has availed himself OF ai the advantages the
world affords to ut himself for his natural and
chosen profession and OF his success the reader
may Judge By the following testimonials:
NAMES OF MEDICAL GENTLEMEN.
Through whose examination Dr. JOHANNES A.
JONES ras gone, and who have testified 70 his
ability in the strongest languags possible, by
placing their names 70 mis- diplomas, which are
suspended in his Office, open 70 the inspection
OF the Interested.
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Agents Wanted Every where.

NJ. CADARTvS Pure Vegetable ColoTing, 81 a
pound, sufficient to give q rich golden yellow
to 90 pounds of White Butter; 81 cents per
sample package, sent TO any address. No
farmer should be without it, as white and
straaky Butter is worth from six to ten cents a
pound lesstn all maikeIs than that of a rich
yellow. feh2l
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FINANCE ASD TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS, February =, 1873,
FINANCE.

FINANCE.
The lethargy which has enveiopea
cotton has, of course, affected our money
market, and In the absence OF cotton
bills, other paper is looked upon with
mora favor, Short loans Of say ten to
twenty and thirty days, are quite com
mon, and many Of our factors who have
been carrying the staple for their Gus
TONERS, still retain an abiding confidence
in the ultimate result. Exchange is
comparatively scarce and in demand
and rates firm: