The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-08-08
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No doubt numerous readers viii be glad to
possess this volume, Ms wen from the intrinsic
value of its contents, as from the benefit they
will confer on the author, who now, and for
some time past, has been confined to his room
by a cruel malady. In the day of his intellec-
tual power and physical strength, few lecturers
were more attractive in drawing crowded audi
ences. Those who then heard him will be glad
to read in collected and substantial form
these essays, many of which have not their
superior in our language. Those who have
not had that pleasure will find in the pcrusal
of this volume rare intellectual treat. For
elegance purity and terseness of style, we may
be pardoned for tlliniiHss he stood in the front
ranks. One of the least known of these lee
lures g Catholic Art and Protestant Culture"
has been pronounced by competent Judges
ameng the best specimens of that style of
writing extant. The essay on O'Connell will
be read by all with sustained interest. The
lecture on Irish History should beoinaelibiy
impressed an every Irish heart Right Rev.
Dr. Doyle, GeldsInitll, Curran and Gerald GffS
fin, find IN the eloquent lecturer an enthusias-
tho but just delineatoF OF their respective Iner-
its.alfat AAlass that, that brilliant imagination
which delighted hodsanls--thats melodioas
voieelwhieh charmed crowded audience -sthat
bTiIiant wit which moved Ills hearers into nm
bounded enthusiasm--saould now he clouded,
yoeeless,, paralyzed ,s rs - s. st III
Messenger 81 The Sacred Heass 'iE see; Cd
7, How ank full we should be for this rnonttIS
visiterid How different is the spirit which per-
yadss its pages zfropas the low, sensational,
worldly character of chat which Is. ebtruded
on every hand ssti =tt's. ssiss iNs 8 -.. sst
: Contents, The Heart of Jesus and the Vicar
of Christ; lLeandro, the Sign of the Cross
st, Theodolus; Guam Dilecta; Catholic Mis-
sfons: Religions Chronicie; Heart of Jesus;
General Intention; Graces Obtained.
ThosEttle Corporal. An Original Magazine for
Boys and Girls. August. 7aaaH . 10
This attractive Juvenile is, if possible more
heartily endeared than ever to the grand army
which find delight, instruction and entertain
ment in it's pages.i Its success and circulation
is IMMENSE, and thousands of fond readers
wish it increased prosperity and still wider
circle of admirers Il S.i3
Tie Ne,r Ecctectic Magazine. August.
We are glad to see that this monthly, not
understanding the composition, n of Northern
periodicals, sustains itself. It's wer-deserving
of patronage, and our people should take pride
in seouringit successful career. ---4.s ~ 80.
Contents: The Vow; Little Barefoot; Home;
Soaae Fh0ughte en1ChEisti&n- Unity; -Gnreason;
Cats; Glenfruip;- benjamin G. Humphreys;
Coming Together; Poets Eureka and Recent
Scientific speeulations; Greed; Naval Fight in
Mobile Bay; Ad4IH&hern Home; Loves Regret;
The Course ,OEs EMigration to America Our
Southern College, Mosaic; The Haversack;
Reviews. 49,
.4nsericas Ag,Sca5sasjst jsr ssgAse
1t weuld bS q ereat Histeks 81 oppose that
rarIueEs sziv, bspsasitSa - fAspG agricnl-
tural papsGs. Every pezsaRs lssslisrasp in
habithnt of asIty or ;lesis siea-
sure ~ profit froSa i rasss sas' journals.
The lsNeaiea6 2fstseulf,ai esan4 Ter beyond
all comparisah ellas best p ~ the
United'state We5sotss;i y rSeommend
it to persons having eSen tho allef possible
means of indulging in rural pSs2gtfits-let it be
GvGn a few feet. The Angus4l number sustaiSs
its unrivalcd reputation. Orange Judd s, Co.,
20 Bir9;aYdEa% AeT York TX p publisher, Priee,
81 so per annum. al
Mary, a Pre- p3o11s. tsy 4seSv. Ira66ent A. Ber-
grath, Pensacola, Ella. 1869.
! xTAei4ea and sentiment of this poer9 is truly
,exaltc and many passages show no ingon-
siderable power. We are sorry the mechanical
execution is so defective as to mar what has
been n labor of love to the author.
rb ri, - h, orr, ,,''af.Ts saT A'o 9.9rHtH3 III
The number for August begins the fourth
volume, and we take occasion 70 congratulate
it's editors and managers on the success which
has attended their efforts to furnish ffrst-cass
illustrated weekly. The literary department.
viii compare favorably with any publication of
its class in the country, and the illustrations
generally are quite ereditable. The last mum
Der is accompanied by splendidly executed
heads of Hugh ,O'Neill, Daniel OConnell, Gen
Meagher, Archbishop Hughes Robert Emmett
Rrghr fUv. Br7 fBuJ44r5- FF444ee44elay AEalf LONE
James T. Brady, Florence Conroy, Archbishop
of Tuam, and Gen. Halpine (Btiles O'Reilly.)
AS centre-pieoe to this splendid group is an
historical and emblematic entablatnre. entitled
q Ireland Past and Present"
r-rJ.r r6TsUs6 KTsSsome few months ago. that
portion of our city bordering Canal Common, Ram.
part Claiborne and in fine many futersecting streets
thrown into small state of excitement preva-
lent that one Of tho most popular and cherished
resdents of that region about retire bust
ness Now to retire from business Ia very ugusual