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For the frat time 10 fourteen JeArs Jarusfy Ia..
WAS tot siensnxed BY = mnrder In New York
city.
a block Of e'orcf IL 70 he erected On The ate OF
the usynp!c Thrxue. rrccrt!y burned down, IN
Detroit
With an iLvtated espi.a. Ct $a,al7.0oc, b55 $50
0s q! al. werr, last ytat. ntruIAciurcd In thu
Saginaw Valley. Mien.
a Joint s;oek eoHpsry project the est&b'Ish-
ueE& OF asosher Repub!!.a3 piper In Kalamazoo,
In A.d1fd. on h, rseond dsy Ct the elections,
The Aora1cttcsl eare'tase otica sa,oQ1 md ths
Republicans III o. ro:,F.
L:tt yea: thr 4s5 pscs$tsp coal mines Yielded
1ss,o p.o0o stus ct co,l. alvice etuplorucut to
le7,ts3 neE and is5.s29 suncI and ca1l1.en.
an Dtta1io paper eaup1.,rs that the recent d..-
c2tston The De3 tax las In tnc Legislative Al.
Z nalY cost the corZtrJ nvc- f5.Do0.
oh Friday. the tao-Jears old con Of Ar. c. a.
austin, Of 3aaes, Ill, died fr,u ths e0eeta OF
easna received BY kit ectsinE catching IRE On the
prtsiouR dry.
frptrndorF are heirg m4de for grtcd far Of
.he FOE Riru Valley Horticultural Society, to bs
ne:o sn Anrorl. III. Land Ia 10 be purchtsed ard
so.tAa'e euildtrga crretod thereon,
foapletoa Is exhibiting TIC ",WhlteFsHu,
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HapteufHur chndrrn, R.x1xoa

:
The Birmingham Po.s tells this story Of a
Ergland:
- A thick chain; three little hoyE On either
dde, and bigger boy at the end; al hand.
Of children aud three policeman Que Of the
children Tas 30 little 1hat policeman had
TO wrnp hsnderchfer 1osud bis wrist to
make the handcutts it, .Wha.'s the matter
whit hare these boys done, and where arc
they es1nEr Been gambling, sir. Going
you gay: p 'Yes, 1ir. Pitch toss, on >
Sunday. sPttch.and-toss! Do Understand
you! FiEc little boys under twelve, ind two
rot 11tee1, al going 10 jail for pitch md
toss: Yes, d. Without the option OF a
nne: No, siri fned si1penee.' .Thit's
three ee-and-st1pence for the seven; I'll pay
thE lot But. then, there's thc cost4, sir.'
Well. what's the :otal" sH4, o., 3D., slr.'
Now. Is understood neithar Of the boys had
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xs&2R AA@A A"N 81 2bS HQQ ~ E4Eu
Thu &TeetE1t x1tiedta7 beluu9s
TIE fEtsnst utte1lncc Of tpee1b,
Tbs Fwee!dat harmony nf sorR:
The e.r!itst tA1t sotl atc-n.- Eo:hee,"
TEnflfIE ~ The Inks notes above;
Thu cnues, snd swrrtct t11! another.
Hrsst.eR tom youth .ips-"l love.n
*1i4 Ihe Material so!ee repeating
TIE eetoed 1tc:tt3 Of tie e1t.d:
'Jts tie enat os1d ssr.plin1 greeting
Tic h:rTh Of lore IN t-1nso1yta E1ld.
DLw1re1 hev1lef thop teeclesa MAIDEN.
WAcn ttat cnenartzas t4cc Is beard,
That sound with many 4 care Is Jate1.
TharGk ptril IN that Eystc Hneai
Look net on noxeycd vo:d4 TOO nshtly.
1tu:t rot to eSsrJ "ardeslre bee;
There's many 4 meteor tsipc hst1ttlY.
And Dx13 he looks ru ru:nlpl'y-
Deceit uay hare III eloqu=uee,
Aat toctat pissiun ppeeeh,e4a BE-
Lot thy te&ft sptAk. md 1tt thy sense,
Wien pAaalon pouls IL VOWS 70 Iheo.
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Tho Two Efo8 Of Life.

etne Ines IN tie hlndwTtttnR OF Robsap3er1
aaye Etck1ly brtn q md among the papers o:
.eetAfca hay1 q: toulouse and To At.tag.
y It'd: gM1t oi Asen las Parltshea them IN It
,s1E1oA FtEtt. Tntee wd reproduce, tozeltt
F1,n an English vr1siaa:
4 dcrI rpcq1es de II Via
L'hnmre rroroLcn. en be2ayxct
UeuI mcu dous IL doute harm ,nle,
a te CO Hais quot de socehaE.:
L,un cat Aatn1n, ct rau!sr S'atfar;
Lnn eft clEe p&f m entxn.,
e. 'AH1s& A1riFA "a }ak1n4Ia
Ou cnut Arx fayrce dun &Gnt-
R1And le premier &c f2tl eItcn1rc.
houdAtn nnt Mett rpsud-
LIE jeunc A1ie dcrfEnt tFndfu
QuAnd sen tGtf eatend 10 second.
An, teunt Ltae, pfeAds hiea gal1e,
L mot Tame est pleio Dc doUceut,
Es souvsnt I'll Qu1 ie hls5r1a
Men eornut 1suals u talrnr.
II fAnf ute pfRdencs extreme
Porz b1er d.surCacs IN smsnt
telnf Qui mle TX dit :" 10 vops A1ner'
EAt ptus sourcIt eelul qul meat;
Qul ne sectx1e fnflt ! E11rvrtllc.
Gtatns cn Auxat rsmpls az Ep1it-
C'c1t ton 1Dpt, ct Epn ton DRILLS.
Gal doll ealecdre cd gull tIt
KAxrNIl{LA kpBE4fIIK1I.
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Hapc!eo1. It II sa!d, Intends to s1m11 "a to eae
strata fsotssta1I fzts7z md 5sx13a RahaA@
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Friendly societtcet aud tho mesnocr, in con
Alteration Of regular payrneuta during hcaIth,
is entitled to weekly allowance dufipe sick.
ness, to grntuitous medical asA!s.auce. 10 A
lxtd 1}to"ttce Tor funeral expenses, And
othct6dsan'aset. The payment to tho sur
ench ue1ntcr, hut ILLS has falicu. In msnr
snr'arcet, to Two shslltngs and tl1peucc, ana
now tht doctors havc met aud agreed to
strike for five. I'm afraid they arr moi upi.ed
enough 70 CARY The day. The club surseon
is usually the rart.h surgeon-the one, that
Is, who Is paid TO attend Indoor and out
oulT about fso year, 50 that The eI,ra club
practice u OF yalue. nesIdcs, there arr tho
Indirect benefits The club msmhels arr Ia
the TIC. tPt Of good pay, and whoever after d.
them ana p1easea thcln, attends, perhaps,
tEclr faultes, who arc uot members Of thc
club, und against whom the surgeon may
run up bill. But, 81 good chaaces couoi.
cd, TIC lot of The country surgeon remains
one 10 be sympsthizcd With While fami.
lies, unable to bear the extra cost OF slckrcss.
form large part Of tho population,
either one-hAf Of the people Of England
must md theE way 70 tue grave Without
Rpsnd d large part Of his skill in bbor that
produces little or no money return.
The drug bill Of Young country surgeon
who has parish work aad clubs, with very
little plty4te pr&cticf, easily rcaeLe6 ESQ
year, aud If be has no friend from WHOM, to
borrow Instruments, tho cost Of them Is se7i.
ous4 &c must be prepared to me:t every
emergency, and to perform my operation.
Hc cannot seod, rs be would do in London,
for assistance from the hospitals. Country
surgeons descryc far morn generous consider.
alton than they receive from guardians Of
parishes and managers of char1tabie funds.
Oce Of the jouruals thl. week protests Against
the m11oy ueus ol unqualified assistants by
medical men. Ibis class are chtaper, md the
club practitioner eau only h2ru some one who
Is very cheap. For the cyll'thn .hsbhlocss Of
tho clubs Is chiefly responsible.
THE DOCTOR 10 THE POOR.
It would be nnjusl 10 conclude this impeT-
icct survey OF English medical men without
enforcsne the facl very strongly that No other
profession or trade contributes ntht
Ct the charity which Is supplied
n5 h. members e this cla's to the
psor. The working clergy do much,
sn ~. thelr case differs greatly from that OF the
su,Eeon, who gives time, which Is of money
~ Mfa4e 70 hin, and drugs, which asr costly.
49, oelleed not seldom to turn from the
Suos ~" nt lac 'ieh nru, who would pay him for
n!s ssas, 70 fulfil bis duty to poor mat Ia
o1e urgent need. On the whole. khc poor
Pefasps get more true hello In lhe Vay OF
medical attendance than several OF thc classes
next above tEcm. The poor man In 4 town.
dsrEttonsly III, mag 20 into I hospital,
whore be nol only gets the hclp OF such pro
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HHE11H IHI3 71u
IlEs 7HE b2DH
JOIN oAKHuRsT,
wUo s1ICcE 4 aTuzAx or s4n LUCE
Oh 1Hz "a or rxovzx1ka, lsn,
HDnI0 H MS oaIcKA :
on 1nx, TIE nscun 1n.

And pulse1ezs and cold. with Dsr.1nserby
his Side add bullet inhla heart, though stif
calm - IN LIE, beneath. the anow, lay he
who was at once the strongest and yet the
wtakest Of the outeastA OF ,fokox Elat,-Qser-
land NeashlY.
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At the ktcR'a kk3a Tho enbt1e noo1
Wost dlRY }elloH ntfs OF Sun,
Caught In the dro11y STARE too spo1
The guards slept oEc BY onc.
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nsaH DO observed that the church in which the
Cnxhulic papHleEion cf Rniiyhooiy nt Drpsent
ING sssa 3 1sTsahs sP Gaf g ~ sss
assume fresh iEtefest in tha eyes Of the reflect
i've as the remaining structures Of which 1t was
jet. 80 -.
The Daily Telegraph oontradicts the report
that Mr.. Chicheater Fertescus is to be raised 70
roy. 1t Is indeed highly impfobable that on
the eve OF difflcralt and possibly critical ses-
sion, with the land question on the tapis, the
Cabinet would deprive themselves Of q col
league of the extensive experience, and great
influence enjoyed by the present Chief seeTe-
tary. No statesman could be selected for the
viceregpl throne who could command to q
greater extent the confidence and esteem of
the Irish people, but for the present, at least,
Mr. Eortescuc's services will be much more
Commons than in tho comparative tranquility
and seclusion OF tho Yioeregal Lodge.
The election of Dir. Purdon to fill the NUM-
cipal Chair of this city for the year 1870 is
given by Irish Catholics on all meet occasions.
Such acts ought to dispose all Irishmen, OF
whatever religious faith, to contemn the
sinister counsels of those who trade upon mems
meanest Passions, and to take upon them
selves the far moro wise and manly part of
mutual confidence in one another and united
efforts in their countrywide.
THE PosTAiAsTERsHiP OF SIIGo-It affords
| us great pleasure to be able to state that Mr..
Phillips, I. c., High street, has been appointed
to the vacant postmastership of Sligo. The
appointment could not have been better made.
Mr. Phillips enjoys the respect of all classes,
even of those who in political matters most
opposed to him. That he will be most eff
Client and courteous public officer his business
habits ore sufficient guarantee.-CHampioR.
DIOCESE OF RArHoE.-The Most Rev. DIR.
M'Gettigan is just after bringing to a close at
Baliyshnnuop his visitation of the above most
interesting and extensive portion of his
diocese, which he commenced on the 18th July,
in tho chapels of Kincashla and Arranmore
Island, in the remote parish of Tempiecrone,
Lower ROSES, over which the Rev. Daniel
O'Donnell SO worthily presides During this
short period he confirmed $500 children.
DEATH OF Rev. MATTHEW FUIIAM, +. P.--On
in the Parochal House, Midtown, in the forty
third year of his sacred ministry. During this
long stewardship he ofiiciated ~ elrate in
Castletown, Georghegan, and Kilbggan, adj
ministered the parish of Moysore from 1881 to
1887 was pastor of DundeTry for two years, of
Mount Nugent for five years, and of Midtown
for twenty three years.
THE IRISH FIsHERIEs-In compliance with
application from Mr.. Blake, M. p, the
chairman of the Royal Commissioners on Irish
Fisheries, the Admiralty . have granted the
commissioners the of war steamer for
the purpose of their inspection of the coast of
Ireland. The commissioners will embark at
Waterford.
The Lord Lieutenant has appointed Henry
Keogh, ESD, to he q resident magistrate for
the county of Londonderry.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-09-05
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
OF New Yorh.


Reasons for insaripS in Tho Company, Rfs98
In addition 70 the saaai securities offered BY other
companies tho Policies Of Tho GLORE shquld the in.
aured 90 desire, registered and certisd by the n
pertntendept or the Insurance Deparsmensss Of the
state Of New York. They are thus endorsed by the
State and made equal to National bank note Uai
ted Statea bond.
Policies are nonforsiting the PRESIDENT Of the cou
pany being tho author of the sysem Its
policies are the most liberal issued by any company in
the United States. Death by SUICIDE. WAR, or
DUELLING DO not vitiate a,s policy the in
many ether companies In the Arst, Policies arc paid
without reduction in the other two cases full amount
o. premiums returned
No restrictions to residence, travelling any
and al seasons Of the year.
Since the organization of this company in June. 1864
over I6, 600 Policies have been issued.
Parties wiahing to invest In Life viii Ind IL
to their interest TO Investigate the merits Of this
pany.
O. NJ WILCOX General Agent.
j. G. SMILEY, Local Agent
Medical Examiners-Dr Beard, Drs. PIN & Scutt, DIR.
Crawoour, DIR. Schmittle- aus 3m
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-09-05

OH, II LzEL,
LOUISIANA FLOUR, CORN AND RICE MILL,
26s and go TehoupitouIas street.26s and 30
oO.d numbers aos, a9s, and 3OoJ
Sew 0Eleana La
Constantly on hand wheat, Rye and Ries SLoUR,
CoRNldRAI., HoNnEY, GRITs, Chicken and Cos
PRED Orders promptly attended 10, and delivered
free Of charge. uh2l "
DATEHT IRISH FELT
A superior article for Roofing purposes, insARia'-
tnrea by d. Anderson Son, Belfast, ireland.
For sale by J, @. LIHGHAA Ca
tvsem 30 Carondalss street.
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oee. Sonstructed n9on an enttreiy now princtple.
1t IL entirely difsssnt IN prfne,pse and setlcn from
any now in andhas every desirable advantage Was
~ mas no epring1 nor Iron banda, shRs ayoiainE III l
furious pressure at the hack AZ tho aae appoRA
w shf % and relieving the aPsEtaTe q all anes
equal ON all parfa Of the Hernial aperture without
ffinHsRG On tho Spernlatc Chord Tho comppatian Of
which the Hutton 70 made rcndera II mperyions to per-
and produces rapid ahaorptio Of the dep0sts
IN the sub cuaneoua cellular tissue which permits
Button to act immediately the tendinoVs canal
tins eiiestuay closing the neck and cbterasnR tho
ASf1ltnl sac ny adhesive Inflammation.
1t Y As comfortable, night day. as glove It adapts
itseif TO any positions can be applied aee cannot
pc thrown out 81 place. the ntestnes forced
o ~ oy any strain or movement 10 not complicated
permanently eures the most obstinate we'll recent
cases OF Hernia qualities possesasd by osher Truns
as those who have worn the various kinda with sprng
or bands can testify This Instrument has been recon-
mended by the leading surgeons Through
out tho country for the cortain relief eria
Such proofs these of the utility of any arc OF
more value than any number OF certificates of peraens
unknown to the public. These certificates beaidea
many FROM wen known parties In New Orleans, and
tr1, patiens IN osery part of the Unor be by
calling at my offce.
been rupuTed for years and have tried all tho best
Spring Trnsses7 without obtaining relief and have
been enred by treatment As children who rup.
tnrea require more than ordinary every attention
PORTER giving strength and certain relief In Weak
back and Falling of this Wonh.
With an experience of than ten practice
the treatment and cure of Rupture and Hernia
moro rapid Improvement than be obtained of any
other person appliance in the South without
TO the aye OF the patient or length OF tims afflicted
Oh f. ST. G. FERRIS.
0ace No g St. Charles street upstairs.
Hours-From o. NJ to 4 p, n. jyii I'm
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tissues Registered PoIioes countersIgned by the Su-
peTintedent of the Insurance Department Of the State
New York certifying that the Policy ia secured by
pledge of public stocks, bonds and mortgages.
" The deposits of stocks by the North America Life
pose Of securing the payment OF the Policy and such de-
posits adequate for the purpose.
- VIM BARNES,
Superintendent ms Dept, New York"
1t may be safely affirmed that when the credit Of
rich and powerful Rte is pledged TO secure the integ
rity of the fund the danger peculiar 20 Life In
surance is removed. ELIZUR WRIGHT,
Late Insurance Com of Massachusetts,"
No extra rates for officers of steamers and railroad
ears. No material conditions restrictions in the
Policy.
Ball, Lyons & Co, T. Marquee Co
Cobb, Dolhondo q Co. Capt. John G Dewty
RcadIear Wingo s. CO. Marcus a TaFieteH,
Page, Peel Il Moran, Louis Power.
Or. s. \ Smith. Medical Examiner,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-09-05

ID GQaARTY, GATHoIIG R0oRHzrLER AM,
u. BTATIONRR, ISL Camp street. oppaalfe 81 In-
BIB rs. RI Eh ao6Kg stanaafd and
Works. ALI the latest Gaskalic ruhaigns ~ susiieis
era prieea. Beada Medals Csueexas ana Rerie1E pis
lures General Agent for al Catholic ~,
CrSquet Game F17l7 = 3 e,5S ~ :
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-09-05
A MEXICAN ToNrINE LIFE AND SAVINGS
INSURANCE COMPANY,

DIRECTORS
VIM. H. Ludlow, President Il9 broadway
Robt Nj Stratton, Vice President l49 broadway.
Samuel Willets, Of Willets & CO., BOB Pearl street.
Clarence Brown of Brown Bros s. Co.. SO Vol street.
Jonathan ThorneI of Thorne Watson & Co., Is Ferry
John n. whiting Attorney and Counsellor 10 Wall st.
j. o. Seymour, of j. Seymour Co.. and Nassau st.
VIM. Bioodgood, - West Twenty fourth atreet
j. Wilson Stratton Treasurer of the Novelty WORKS
- III broadway.
Joseph NJ Cooper, of Cooper, Follows & Co.. Ii Maiden
r. Knox Kennedy Vice President of the Bank of Com
meree 81 Nassau street.
Minot q. Morgan, Banker, 81 Wall street.
john Caswell of John Caswell & Co. 81 Front street
Edward Haight, President National Bank of the Com.
menwealth, corner Nassau and Pine streets,
Dwight Townsend % Wall street
Jas NJ Brown. of brown hi os & Co SO wall street
Samuel l.. Mitchell, Merchant, 30 broadway
Elijah Brown, OF Elijah L. Brown & Co, a Spruce
Abram S Hewitt, of Cooper, Hewitt & Co, II Burling
Slip
IMPORTANT NEW FEATURES IN DIVIDENDS
AND MODES OF INSURANCE.
All kinds of Non. FORGETTING Life and Endowment Pol
eies issued also Temporary Insurance and Deferred
Annuity Joint Life and Loan Redemption Policies and
AnnuiLies. al4it-
Policies incontestibls .......
Liberal modes of payment of premiums.
Low yet safe rates of Insurance..
Liberty to travel. ~
Thirty days grace on renewals,
Prompt payment of Losses. -
Economy N sSpsnses ~ .s'-1 >---- .esetzs.
Anss7,l L. a. as::'s Far
30 extra charge for army and navy ohicers;
No extra charge for captains and officers of GLASS
steamships and sailing vessels.
No extra charge for railroad conductors.
LEAKE. SEYMOUR s. CO.
aul Sun AGENTS tor Louisiana and Texas
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DAGE Co.'S IMPROVE d ROOFING
INSURE Al. FULLY GUARANTEED.
Over 800 in tho oity-sono OF them three years old
OFFICE 9s CAMP STREET
Roofing Material at less than New York prices. na2
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A IELIABLE PREPARATION.
PDPLEs, BLoTcHEs, RINGwoRM,
ALL SKIN ERUPTIoNs or A LOCAL NATuIsE
Cured by the use of
TURNER'S SOLUTION OF THE sULPHURET
OF CALCIUM. ass
One application, in OF Itch completes d cure.
Put up In bottes at Fifty Cents aud One Dollar For
aale, Wholesale and retail. by 81
4,..t HAAN = FREDERIGKsoN,
100 Canal strcet
BALL, LYONS & CO., .
32 tE Corner Camp and Gravier ste.
And at TURNER'S DRUG STORE,
oss Magazine street bet, Josephine and jackson.
And by the pfineipal druggiSts. febi4 iy
orthopcsio anssncsts, irssss aIpurters, Lace and
se- .'sa Elastic Stockings, etes,
g. Baronne Street .....-.---.93
Between Perdido and Union, New ORleans. at
n. SpIilmanns Spine Supporting Shoulder Brace,
Also-Sele Manufacturing of Jeknacn's Patent Pad
Refers to-PYofosser Warren Stone DT.R. D. Schmidt
pre; Beard and ChoPpin Dr. Sam Logan, sad the PRO
fession generally.
Orders measures left at the store Will be Prompty
attended to. 3a21 ~
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GEORGE BAIRN5F4THER, ---
CHEMIST, DRUGGIST AND APoTHECARY,
Established Twelve Years)
372..-..s...-. COMMON STREBF-=- -;SF2
Takes this opportunity Of Informing his regular Gus
and the public generally that he has lately open
cd a splendd new store next door 10 his old standl
fitted up with Large and Varied Assortment Of Fres
Drugs Medicines and Chemicals sutabie To the waDts
Of the most stidaus and as he gives his constant per
attention tOthe careful manipulation aud prepa
ration Of an Medicines he dspenses the public may feel
assured that they may have full confidence In anything
they receive from his store.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully and accurately
compounded. mh2l ~
vxT J. KELLY DRUGGIST AND APOTIIECARY,
w importer and Dealer in
French English, German and American Drugs and
Chemicals rGrfumCry, etc. and Patent Medicines OF
every description.
Prescriptions carefully compounded.
90 Claiborne street between Gasquet and Common,
next door to DIR. Hurd, New Orleans. aug ly
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-09-05

Some time since, in reply to Sir John Gray,
the Home Secretary said that the rnmor of
ODonOvan Rosa being handcuiied for any
lengthened period was entirely false, but the
question was renewed again recently by Mr.. @.
III. Moore, who asked whether the Homie Secre-
tary still adhered to his original statement.
WheTeupon Mr.. Blake said that he was one of
two members who had seen O'Donoyan Rosa,
and that the prisoner had positively stated to
him that he had been manacled for thirty-fiyc
days, from five in the morning until seven in
the evening, except at meal times. He saw
Burke, who looked emaciated, and after some
hesitation and n declaration that he had no
complaint to make, he admitted that the food
supplied to him was such as was calculated to
injnre his health" This Confederation of the
Handwriting process eXtorted the following uR-
satisfactory statement from the Home Secre-
tary "a further inquiry into the subject had
been instituted, and the report of the Deputy
Governor gave q very different account from
the one Just made. There was certainly some
doubt as to tho length of time, but none as to
the fact that the prisoner was subjected to this
coercion for q longer period than three days.
It VIVA perfectly true that different statement
was made by q Warder referred to by the hon
orable member for Mayo, but on inquiry into
his character 1t was found that he was not
Trustworthy, and that his evidence was not to
be relied upon. Another waTder, who made
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-30

DIGNITY VS.. DIREcTSEss The days
of the old fla bioned journalistic John
sonian digui'y are last drawing to a
close. The Chronical, more than any
other paper in the country, has sugges-
ted to the public the nonsensicality
of getting upon pair of grammatical
stills whenever anything is to be said
The public have been duped into mag
lining that they must approve of GER
tain high toned manner of talking on
paper, although in their Utmost hearts
they vote it insutferabiy dull end STU
pid. We believe in the doctrine of
saying what We have to say in the few
est words and those that go direct to
The mark. We don't believe in the
great expenditure of ndjec,ives, phrases
and general circumlocutory methods
pracriced by our drgnifed and high
toned contemporaries The public agree
with us, and we are as healthy and a s
hearty and AS stout paper as ever We
were in our life IS. f. Chronicle.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-30

BIZ CABLE.-The following greeting
and response is reported;
7" PAhs; Jdly 25-S:45 a. MO the
Honorable Secretary of State, WASH
iag,on-rhe Emperor OF the French to
the President of the United States
Washington: lam highly gratiied to
,nsuguraie q new ilue of telegraph
h.co uuites France with the United
States. BY sendiug to you the expressioa
Of good wishes tor you and The prosper.
,'y of the Unired States. NAPOLEON. 2"
The President answered rs follows /:
"WAsHisGToS, July 28.-The Pres
dent Of the United States to the En-
p-ror OF the French | cordially recip-
roca;e your COED wishes, and trust that
tue liberal policy Of the United States,
pursuant TO which this cable has been
landed, may result in many such means
Of Communication, especially between
this country aud its earliest ally and
asend. U. s. GxAST."
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-30

ABour RAILROAD FREIGHTs. - The
Island Empire of the 27tn SAYS it is
waiting patiently to join the shout Of
exult.,ion raised by its contemporaries
over the greatly reduced freighrs on
the Cea,rai Pacific Railroad, just SO
soen ~ il can see they are benefited.
g Through freigbts are doubtless re.
'dueed, but way freights are about the
'elc tAing. California productions can
be sold As cheap in Omaha - here.
Grapes ase seat to Chicago, 2,23l
miles. for eve cents per pound. The
.same price il charged TO Elko, 400
'oiles. Again, We say We are waiting
% applaud this great corporation just
% soon a. we can see it,"