The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-09-12
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McclOsLey has conformed to the usage which obtufns
IN localities reducing the price of his celebrated
da water and mead in his ST. Charles street establish
ueut to cents glassthe glass tsef being
ondngly reduced. But the quality remains,
,,,LJD, ia paruo. As to the Canal street house no
change is contemplated there nor woudit be toorated
frit seems the capacity for enjoyment is incrcased
"a the habtues of the grand boulevard imbbe nspira
lion fro the classic surroundings and therefore require
larger draughts from the fountain of Heioon 10 be
more cxpcit-MeCIoskey. = famous ten glasses
soda water and mead, suitng both gods and men, are
ike the laws of the ATedes and Persians rabfe
As TO his pastry and cakes they the palate what
beautiful landscape is to the eyean ever recurring
source OF pleasure. .-, y. .s.-.-.
NEWS FROM ARCHBISHOP, ODIN.-The last
letter received from: Archbishop Odin. was on
the Esd of July. At that date he said that his
health was better sustained; an almost com
plete recovery of the stomach enabling him to
bear nearly all kinds of nourishment. But the
respiration was always constrained. conver-
sation, little prolonged, gave him an indis-
tinctness of voice., and he continued to feel
great weakness and much fatigue in ceiebra-
ting the Holy Sacrifice. He was to return to
the waters OF Vichy on the I'd of August, and
we hope that this second journey to the waters,
which had been recommended to him at the
time of his departure, will have contributed to
ameliorate his health. In his native land,
whose pure air did him much good, Archbishop
Odin kept himself as much possible ip soil
tude and isolation. This enabled him to enjoy
the reposo of body and mind which he needed,
and which will be the most efiieacious remedy
for him.
BROTHER JusTINIAN.-This esteemed Bro
ther who has been in charge of st. Joseph's
INF oil for hp at two
been transferred to Baltimore. Brother JUS
tinian. during his residence here, secured tho
esteem of many who appreciated his untiring
aud successful efforts in the cause of education,
and regret his departure. We hope the same
success which attended his labors in New Or
leans will follow him in his new field. OF his
successor, Brother CadOc, know nothing
but feel assured that the best interests of the
school have Been secured in his selection.
PERsoNAL.-Thomas Layton, Esq, President
of the Southern Bank-which is the Fiscal
Agent of the city-returned last week from
New York, whittier he went to negotiate for
the sale of a million and half dollars of the
seven per cent bonds The success of his mis-
sion has been already announced-a success
which it is conceded is altogether owing to the
rare financial skill and personal influence of
our public-spirited fellow-citizen. The city
owes to their fiscal agent debt of gratitude
for Observation-Disclosures i'll rescuing its credit from
the slough of DespoRd which fatuitous
policy, or incompetent-perhap dishonest
manipulators had involved it.
RETunSED-The many friends of Z. e.
Adams. of the firm of j. A. Braselman * CO.,
will be glad u learn that he has returned from
a short Northern trip, bearing evidence in his
glowing countenance and elastic step of the
benefits derived from brief period of relaxa-
ton. We may now expect renewal of those
pronunciamenBos which periodically gladden.
the hearts of the Mammoth Fourth District
Dry Goods Store.
SUPERSTITION IN ENGLAND.-In a case OF
witchcraft recently before the London lnagis-
trates, one of them remarked that the case be-
fore them involved more gross ignorance than
they Thought it possible to exist in that coun-
try. In abiding to the case, it was said that
there are in London half dozen men who
realize handsome incomes by casting horos-
copcs, and pretending to consult the stars.
From the particulars developed these people
are not a whit above the followers OF our New
Orleans youdonists.
HospITA1Lrx OF Hrs HoLINEss.-INo learn
from our foreign exchanges that inc IlplS Ia
Their has offered to tlefray che expenses Mt Rome
of all the Bishops who may come. Many of
these have accepted, and many, whose means
are not so restricted, have declined with thanks.
The offer has been pressingly renewed to the
Archbiaheps and Bishops of italy who, under
one pretext or another are constantly deprived
of the compensation ~Ns4rich the Government
undertook to pay for the property of which
thes have been deprived.
THE ScAND ~. The New York Observer,
Presbyterian, considers Mrs. Stoves pretended
revelation of the secret of Lord Byrons separ-
alton from his wiRe ga cunningly devised ia
bleD The Independent--of the same religious
style as the authoress-pronounces it startling
in accusation, barren in proof, inaccurate in
dates, infelicitous in style, and altogether ill
advised in publication. Bonner, of the Ledger,
so far from wishing to have her as contribu-
tor, states, in a card published in the Herald
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