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w to assist in nursing chid. Mono need ap
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OFFICE. ApriI ls
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INSURE
YOUI. LIFE AND PROPERTY.

INSURE
YOUN LIFE AND PROPERTY.
LIFE IN
THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE 1N-
SURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT
ASSETS and Surplus over. .@24 900 900
DIVIDENDS have averaged over so per cent an
nualy.
REsPONsIBLITY.-For every $1G0 OF Liabilities, it
has $154 of Assets.
PREMIUMs.-Notes takea for 80 per cent Of same.
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE YNsUR-
ANCE COMPANY,
OF BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS,.
ASSETS over. 81 .OOO, 900
PREMrUMs.-Notes taken for 40 per cent OF same.
DIVIDENDS paid annually on the Contribution plan.
PROPERTY IN
THE MTNA FIRE INSURANCE COM.
PANY,
HARTFORD CONNECTICUT.
ASSETS. 80 ,15O.031
TEIE HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE.
COMPANY,
HARTFORD CONNECTICUT.
AssETs..... ..SS.OS9.64O
THE NORTH AMERICAN FIRE lNSUR-
ANCE COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
ASSETS....... .................S .S410s132
THE CONN ECTICUT FIRE INSURANCE.
COMPANY,
HARTFORD CoNMKoTIoUr.
ASSETS. ........................9 .93A2 ,6l3
THE IRVING FIRE INSURANCE. COM.
PANY.
+3tr "a wE- E0RK.
Mr. w. G. COURTNEY, of the firm Of W. G..
COURTNEY b CO., NO. Boyce & Co.'s Wharf. will,
in connection with this Agency, take risks on COT.
TON, ROE AND PRODUCE generally
a. III. HAYDEN.
No. 27a KENG-STREET.
January 30 fmwamo
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WANTED, FIRSr-CLA TisAVML-
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YOUNG LADIES AND THE HOMESTEAD LAW.

Miss Nellie Harlan and another young lady
have taken up farms for themselves under the rome
sead law I'm the North western part OF iowa me DeS
Moinrs Res.er has received the following letter from
Miss Harlan and publishes II, with suggestion 10 tue
unnn mon who are digging along as clerks on salary
of $500 year. that they had better exhibit the same
degree OF pluck; o. -, -. I,,, 1850
Editors Of Iord Register, am not very noas
ns,s WVmans Rights but think has right to hheA
So.Sd and think strange should come and zee nSs
h.nt marie lands home without e1eresng thsI Is
~ ear. The dr settlers all have homes shaded by the Hees
nav ss so intent putting out FOR newysera ps. r a,t
not either their rIanshle' or
80 Ne have preaching fourth week, aud .hs,e
se had hardly ait herself beside h aud s ,rJi
81 "a nice In that log cabin paro My parents s.e
gv. GOOD home In Madison dont believe in ehirsh Iii -
Al home u The od FOLKS die" aud then look snousV 49, tsn
49,, nortiop | received letters nom
rangersl who would inquire about Basna VISA aa
t..,ss1 and pvtely close the letter By ashhg
nsi.ad Of scauainiAnoe by letter expect 70 a's P 49,
rnnsntanse whom NAY deco nc 90 tsssthsr
ssJ hone that Of my lady friend. are n9i ApO W
persuaded 10 come Ahu secure A0N' " $50 NELux HARLAN
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF sEw.YoRR. .............

PORT OF YoRK.......-..-....."....July2 ~
StoamshpsSt Laurent Lena Havre Merrmack socum. for
Rio ganeo w. Taber Pennington, Gaye0n W. Bune Foster,
Baltimore. '.. ....' T
shpsJaypore McMn Liverpool; Queen the Mersey Robert
son. Liverpool; Dexter. Taylor San Francisco.
BaksAgder Heiaeken Gloucese ThOs Whitney Buer6ed,
Seni FreyA Petersen Sen Poneceres Dahl Sten; Jane
Young Perry AutweTp Milton, Clark Bhso Washington Butcher
Bdss Kennedy Savannah Peri Perkins KnSssos Jam
scbnesss Jones Johnson ST. Kits EsVs Card st. Johns
Ann Amels Hudson Norfolk NJ b. Hanes, BroWsy Philadelphia
Antagonist Kendrck Harbor Grace Kills Amanda Cray heShaTeE
barge Olney Wbeeland, Baltimore.
ARRIVED.
Steamship DOna Ernst Breen July TO- via Southampton july 49,
Arizona Msury Aspava July Is mdse treasure mails
Shin Surprise Ranlett Aney March a. teas " .
Ship Escort, Whitman, San Francisco III days, mdse.
Scl Welcome Home HAsed. Windsor n. II days plaster
Sch. Fear Not Knoges Bsuthera days, fruit. ..
Sehr. g. H. Kelley Reed. Aapaaccoa IL days, lumber.
scaOOSERS-KIvKK c0AsTwisH
4. r. Kirk, Alexandria Flying Send, Virginia.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Jnly 23Pasd 10 for Baltimore bark Hsaer
from Brig Alfred from Conception; Chesapsaks FROM Densrs
Lap Wing RO JAnsro bhg C
for West Indies; HalaI Nova Scotia ... .-.-
BOsrOS JAY 21Arived steamship Wm Kennedy from Baltimore
Philadelphia. Brgs Hasnue from TOsa Eugene
Turks IsAad schE Galena, Turks Island
FOREIGN PORTS. ....
July 211be steamship Acadia from HeEYork arrived
arrived at this port yesterday.
Queenstown July 1.-the steamship Java from NsWTOrk July
SOUTHAMPTON duly 2lThe steamship Slesia from HeWrok,
srnvsdat this port al , a H. to-day
DISASTERS. r. b.. . ann
The dnad bark before reported OF NANTUCKET
Tlrpaan to-day By the Island Home sud
will the British bark Harriet LeiVey which
down weeks since b the steamship ammoss as before reported
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cents per tun per mile in currency California peopi~
are not favored win similar from Fast
Tne tenra COnpanys lowest charges are t65 currency
per TN, from Sacramento 20 PronOntOry, or nine
and-a-haH cents currency per tun p4r mile
Ihere can Do no just excuse for the Cen.
trail Company fav0ring the buttermakers OF IunS,
against those OF California by carrying the goods Of ne
former into this State cheaper than thew carry onr nro
duce out OF California eastward We apprehend the se
cet OF the matter Is 10 be found m tho that the chi
oao merchants and newspapers have insisted and kept
insisting on areduetOn of rates I'LL tho railway
nave found II advisable discriminate In their favor
and so stave OFF action which they may have appge
hended from Chicago and influences In the nextCOn.
gress Had the newspapers and merchants OF California
been equally united on enlightened method OF benefit
ing the trade and Interest OF California, wonld have
been we'll The immediate effect Of this discrimination In
in California The ultimate eject will be greatly reduce
tho wages OF agricultural labor and profits.
'''t',. "' lSacrament0 Union,
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At Jefferson Market Police Court yssterId'SM5
hatra Jnstce Dodge, George IL Holden was ehA Nc n
gohn Harrison, OF Harrison Brothers SS7oGs Hidden
prng slim with deirauding that rm OF W. 40. 20 a.
BUT was employed as clerk. has been suspected Oh az
proprianG sums of money for some ca arrested lie
os cSmmitted Another empoye OF the same ntin:
T aS RonViere was arrested charged via nAInA
ba1zIed s5s6 S. The theft discovered on the "a
inst He was held TO answer: bIdget n RnyIS
was held TO bail m SliOOO iOl sseauseink n ,s-s
Mo n ron wrench on Wednesday, mfoting sewers
wounds on the head Ann was sent 10 BeeTnS or
Sv,ng nicked the pocket OF Edward Cnes OF no. 80
Wnst rwenty-nfthst. on the 18th INST OF tio a
re act was Committed as alleged, while the TWO ns
ainOs I'm carriage at funeral The boy Pies,uev
S,i"y Peter Hapin OF No. l73 Avenue sStpsaTet
& aabie gold watch found ON the person oI VA y, t
Mooney "a tie one stolen from him On "euneSu~'
Margaret was committed tor trial
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Az Essex Market Police Court yesterday, be-
TORE Justice STANDBY, John Hoffman, was ehargeu Win
, reckessly driven horse and butcher cart ON
Rrsnue yesterday morning. At the corner OF Ienths..
be Knocked down and over hoy, carrying oaD{ ia
sIightiy and the infant Charles WisLdl seriously.
Holman was put under bonds In 200 Ellen MiisVn,
Freely Tor week past attempted 10 commit snGlas
terlay at about a. by jumping on tng piyeSt pre-
cnct with the assistance OF others he care o9
nc of Public Charities ana SOteSu""'
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REAL ESTATE.


NEW-YORK, Friday July o. 1863.
Messrs. A. j. Blocker g. Son will sell 100
splendid villa plots each 5O1lOO located Kensington
Park Long Branch, n. j., on Monday at y IN. These
lots very egbly situated, and purchasers may find
that investment near most fashionable and
popular watoringplace will be to their advantage. AT
Office OF the aucOneers those desiring to attend the
sale may find all necessary plans, &c, and obtain in
formation relative to the means OF reaching the ground
ny reference TO advertisement in another column it
will be that fine building is offered for sale very
reasonable terms TO party who VIII use 10 for school
purposes, 10 Is located ut Metuchen Nj, where good
hIStClass school is greatly needed.
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Sutton Sails of Stal Gstatt.
o. II. PlrRsos. Auctiouser

by A. ID. MELLICK, jr., a. BRO, Auction
~ and dealers NNJesey Resl Ette No % Pine ~
TUESDAY. Aug B. at y ABSOLUTE SALE ny order Of T.
GILMORE. Of % VERY DESIRABLE VILLA PLOTS At OR
ARGR ~ j. beautifully situated Scosrdt directly south Of Ire
within Eve MINUTES walk Of MOnroe Val
ley from which 10 trains each daily 81 minutes
EewYok by the Morris and BeI Railroad These Lots situated
fHB LOVELY ORANGE VALLEY nicely shaded
and just at tie base Of the fsmed Orange Mountain and in The i'm
mediate vicinity Of the residences OF M Chas Could John
g. Yose and many other prominent York business
Also the day 50 VILLA PLOTS four minutes walk from
THE BRICK CHURCH STATION 50 minutes from NeNYoTk and
three minutes walk from the Newark horse Churches Schools
entirely surrounded BY the best improvements IN Orange
There will also be offered desirable RESIDENCE OI60 lot 6OIl8
great abundance Of fruit shade and ornamental shmbbe
This the auction sale that has taken place Orange and great
eIeons viii BE- made by Ihesners and UetSne 70 make one OF
agreeable successful sales Of the Special train
from the foot OF BaTcySG lO1 o'clock Free will be
given respectable parties upon personal sppcaon notice taken
Of bos or letters Capt John Young with efficient force Of A.
scb@s viii be the train eject all IGPeSas characters and 9oJs
collation. will be furnished before the sale For Railroad Maps
aud fall particulars apply the once Of The Aneonee No 70 Pine
e York.
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FREIGHT ON THE PACIFIC RAILROAD

Six ear loads or CnlcaSo Ou.rOi pa"tac Railroad
Sacramento from the East by way OF ING ht nil from
be nt Amounted To "a tuns. The whole 'nn in cur
omaha 10 sacramento was 5OO or $40 ~ PEI bs rate per
rency The whole distance Is Lila hIes Ave cents in
mn 1er mile is therefore, but lttle over miles and
currrncv since the Union Pacific owns ,,ne that the
The Central but Gs9 II Is reasoano ,on ouehalf OF tie
boe freight charges SIS per tan nHs ~ NJ
the Central very small frA"t'oh viva ~
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PASSENGERS ARRLHED

FROM BREMEN, JAY l0-ln steamship Douau usave Uhde
Joanoass,G Beck Dr. j. A. SWepe, p. H. Stshknec
Langenherg wife H. L. Lew and family Emma Guer
w Mande and wife, Hanpman Scheiha MehtenI
Hnbbe Dr. Ritter Ar and Mrs Pob Oh Reee WesselV and
others in ID cabin ...... .--'-|'
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NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS

Captains arriving this port requested
deliver packages addressed the NeWYok only
persons exhibiting the written authority Of w. SEontOn General
Aren't eWs packages for the Journal Of Commerce. Times TRIBUNE
World Sun. Epre Evening Commercial fdUsrtiser Stats
Zung and b Yrkr Danokrat should also be delivered
the saHep
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Trinity Baptist Church. corner FIf seeouist Third
sveThe Rev. j. STAMFORD HOLMR ID d. Pastor Bible Class At
" feaehing az 10y m SUNDAY School At O. Lords supper and
Qalrery Concert Of sunday school at u p N. -.
The Five Points Mssion-Ss Of tie O3 Brewery. No 81
ratlhe ogha MISSION at the Poasi the Rev NJ shaar sa
aud Short addresses by visitors; singing By the ehiire
Friends Of The arc invited. p.
Thirty-seVenih-st. Va. Il, ChnTch.-PTsching TOM0R.
ROW. at 10y at a by Rev GEORGE TAYLOR
seas free hUDiay-ScAool AZ Ahdat ia 'lf H..i'
me Last OF the Course Of - Lectures viii Be delivered
at H3 H.. and No lB Cooper Ihstue Subject:
Summing the truth Books Daniel
.IAtel as usual Seats free.
gmied Presbyterian Church. Janet. between EELthae
N a. tsshinE TO MORROW BY the Pastor the Rev GRO
O'Clock Strangers are cordially Invited iI- .-'lH
West Twenty-thrd-st. Presbyferian Charch. near
SUNDAY. At 10y a IN. sud - p N.
Yo o. Mems Chrstlan AssOein lion No. i6I Fa6sTe
cor OF twenty uA0nthly MONDAY EVENING a
O'Clock Addresses from Delegates Portland Cohyeno Yong
and the public generally la9ted n -
... - t- L. BOLTON BANGS, Recording Secretary.
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Bort @arStns' Hotis..

. ..... NEw.YoRk
PoRr.WAkpESS OFFICE, No. - wlllam.st
NOTICE IL hereby given, in accordance with
IN Section Of the Set passed Apl H. 1881 entitled "A Actto
Once the Port Of New YORK." all
having subec Of inquiry,
survey following under
that the said viii
be completed within succeeding this notice boArl sdd
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All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring to purchase rent such property
Will find it 10 their interest 10 advertise in THE TRIBUNE
is aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any other news
paper and in addition TO this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will be found not only In New-York and all its cities and
villages but in every State and Territory throughout the
Union. The advertisement should be as brief as Will
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear to the
reader We would especially dwell the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions Of THE TRIBUNE Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly, comprise individuals in every
business professions consequently advertisements in each
are read by all classes. THE TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention reports Of sales of real estate both in city
country thus adding greatly TO the value Of its col
advertising medium The charges for adver-
tsIng are follows DAILY TRIBUNE, Is cents per line
Tor each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 50 per line SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. % cents per line. About ten words Of
our wide columns average line Terms cash in advance
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IMMATURE ALMANAC

Sun rises taS Sun 723 Moon rseI. s;lo
aIGH
Sandy Hook. 300 GoVs Island 49, s5li He'll .....o4S
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grtturts anS Altttings.

ITO LYCEUMS, LECTURE COMMITTEES,
etc-THB AMERICAN LITERARY BUREAU Is prepared
make Lecture with Lceuns and other Lecture AssO
oDs throughout the country The Bureaus includes Justin Me-
Cthy editor London Morning Starr Marx Twan T. W. Hggnsop,
the Rev Robert Laird Collier bdNu r. Whpp Olive Logan Kate
FIELD Benon Long the Historian b. Dg Chailu. DR. Isaac l.
Hayes C. Oscsnysn Prof T. L. loumaBs SamL l. Hewlett
John Henry Nichols Prof Hitchcock Josiah Phillips Quincy
the Rev George H. Hpworh Prof Rufus Adams Thomas W.
George WakensR John j. Pnkeron, X r. Norye editor American
Old Fellow Prof Homer Sprae Cornell Univerlyi the Rev.
T. kttredge Beu r. Taylor the Rev d. Sweet Dr. Gsom Geo
KenHan the Siberian traveller Maria Stetson Annie f. Potter The
Hutchinson Family Mr. and Mrs W. For Legge In Shaksspeaan
Hebearss and others whose appeaTn The circular
No CHARGE WHATEVER 10 LECTURE COMMITTEES.
Applications promptly attended TO- Send for Circular 10
AMERICAN LITERARY BUREAU,
No. lJ2 Nassaust, HeuYork City.
sAH HhNP p pC9iT9RrEES Associate Directors
Z. U. Box No. 61Jl. ....#...
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Citp QrOptrtp 10 g,t.
6uanim S1roptrtp 90 GIT.


NVATER-POWER to LET at YONKERS.-
w tr,i class mill 100 feet bt IS With age milpend ihe best
nov er m aker Iuquire Of COPCuTr ioute Tuesdays and
Fridays At No. 90 Wssbipgtousl. Newiofh
NONkERS. Furnished and unfinished
HOUSES LET cheap. Apply to j. IOuMAAs. AEt i0Bas,
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Tt6ital.
Qrintiug.

las. Everdell, 800 B'way, Stationer, Engrayer,
- aud Printer Wedding Cards Orders OF Dancing INHALED Note
Paper aud faney Printing! lowPresA ----
IHyM. EVERDELL" SONS, No. 104 Fulton-st
w STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL AASUFACrJk'
Frs
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@l,stt5tst,r County Zeal Gsiuts for Sale.
gI,6- srs,p Rtd estate for Sale,
AT RAILWAY, n. J.
BUILDING PLOTS
FOR SALE
AND DWELLINGS, ERECTED

s proportion 0 the cost aJ remain on mortgage and payments
iuaneu n desired These plots Of large Eze, % BY 10
I ef anJ lHcb pcHie 10 tie woods near
,eid soH 1brr Fn fe miBueS walk Of the rslTofd
800 ~ galway win 1gsea ssask he Wboe line, and 10 front
sss s 'hei ODE streets ne All graded cubei guitered Ahd
$500 - Hnsacss NJ any EH5 h0budugs pwches eTec0l
erected sl tsetJ feet o. The lac ~ the streets Churches
f' sfse ral walk 81 The property Streets
l io a Afre t4ls fec 81 The plots paved with Bel
hsd h-tie1 VIII 200 1ra4f 70 AeH-ipA even mourn
49, '3iultatsa up and Gosl t1au il
JOaEPI O. CltOHELL, Rshsay =. j..
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6uuntru gtaI 6siait for Salt.

A II RICHMOND, the County Seat Of Staten
n Iaud-Por SALE the PROPERTY q Ceue and Court
sts dwelling 2r26. l6IlJ
STORE 6rt6 hpi sable 26r31 all good coalition Fres for
ALL &I5 Ako nerchaIdfe 10 store can be bad Al bargain
n. TKACY ARNOLD %. no ~ LTnaIEAr.
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NtIiaiOus Bottles.

the Presbyterian Church, Second Pouren,hst
Joint VI The Cong wohpug In this Church and n
Historic Hail. HsysnIhst Preaching SABBATH al l0
aud "a p m. by the Rev. GEO. s. CHAMBBHS
broadway Tabernacle. SIhaye Of Thirlyoarlhst
The Rev EDWARD HAYNES Of Philadelphia will preach the
sABBATllS. JAY 10 ard p. At lo a m and "a p. m
BereRn Baptist Church, Of Bedford and Downngst4
The Rev T. b. GREGORY will preach SABBATH MORNING and
EVENING at l0 aud O'clock Sab6a1hSeboo at a. NJ
ard p.
Dcdieaiory Services OF the TOmpkins-sQunre N. T..
Chapel, Tonpkins Brooklyn
sf ,ilnl JESSE r. PEuK D. D.. 81 AhauT; r. s. AN
DRgwS Of BreotTni u WA H. THOMAS Of BooElyn Pub
Lie mi tied to atte
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Summtr Tttrtais.
OROSPECT PARK HOTEL,

Lar, IIouss ssrfuos With ttsu,te ro1nds 90 The
Hudson RIVER ,esery unsurpassed the words osAtoa dfanMs
td .ecss b. No e1os pared b. mte
MI. house emphacar class VIII Jgu % Address JOHN
BREASTED. Prospect Para Hotel CsIstiiL
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Gitu Zeal Gsiait for SaI,.

TOR SALE-NO. Mitchell place Cast 49th
ST. 1stoU bowusone hgOop HOUSE all modernH Improve
mebts house loT5oIlO0 r. rented Tor 4oo Price 1900
O. A. ARNOuN. No 30 Pnn.st
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-04-11

made the threat above cited. We regard
IL simply as an attempt to oyerawe and i'm
properly influence public officers In tho
discharge Of their duties, and to divert their
attention from the manifest Justice Of q
claim before them by accusing them before
hand of improper and personal motives in
its favor.
The author of the threat must have had
but little respect for their Judgment to sup
pose them capable of being swayed by so
shallow subterfage, or for their manhood,
to fatter himself that they win be harmed
by such idle threats. Neither personal al
lusions nor sectarian violence can carry
your point now a-days; neighbor, unless it
may be in some remote aud benighted
camp-meeting region of the interior. In
aa Intelligent community the lions skin on
ignoble shoulders is too old dodge to ex-
cite alarm. {sa
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APRIL llth, the secopd Sunday after Easter,
win be the Hffieth anniversary Of the pro
motion Of the Sovereign Pontif, Plus TX, to
the sacerdotal dignity. 1t behoyes Catholics
to celebrate worthily this anniversary, which
should be dear to all, thanking God for having
given so holy PontiG To his Church, under
the difficult circumstances In which she is pla-
ced asking of our Lord that he viii pour his
choicest gifis upon him whom he has chosen as
his representative among MS that he viii
presarxa for q Heightened period life SO pre-
cious, and that our dearly beloved Plus TX
may have the consolation OF crowning his mo-
Bile works by the peaceable opening and happy
eoaelusioil Of the coming Council, which will
be ting grsndest and most important event of
our epoch. 49, : : A--A- I
For these reasons we have ordained and do
ordain as foliows: +
lst. In all the Churches of the city, and in
all country churches whore this letter shall be
received in time, the iish April, Sunday of the
Good Shepherd, tho priests will add at the
naas, to the prayers of the day, the prayer for
the Pope; and at the Benediction of the Bless
edSaSrament, which win take place on thatday
In All the churches in the afternoon or imme-
aiately after High Mass in case there should
be NO evening Office, the Ts Dem. win be sung,
also the versicIe and prayer for the Pope.
2d. The Rev. clergy, in iuparting knowledge
of this ordinance ta, the faithful, will exhort
them to make a special communion for the So
vereign PontiG on that or some other day.
Sd. We should DO happy to see the faithful
of our diocese follow the example of Catholics
in other countries, by seizing this occasion TO I
make some offering to the Sovereign Pontiff,
whose expenses will necessarily be greatly
by the charges incident on holding
the approaching Council.
4th. III those parishes where this letter does
not arrive in time the injunctions above en-
bodied will he observed on the Sunday follow
ing that on which their announcement shall
have been made to the faithful
Given at New Orleans, on Wednesday within
the Octave of Easter, March 81, 1869.
4 JOHN MARY, q !
Archbishop of New Orleans, =