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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-07

UNsUocEssFUL.-A drunk who had
been lodged in the City Jail, made an eff
fort to escape, yesterday morning, which
failed. He was taken to an onthouse.
and left alone for a few minutes, when
he took leg bail. But the officer over
hauled him and told him to stop, or he
would fire. He surrendered without
parley.
The AMALoAM CAsE.-The charge
against the man accused of stealing
about 800 worth of@malgam from the
Big Smoky mill on Thursday last, has
been sent to the grand jury, who will re-
port upon the indictment to-day. The
robbery was traced up by Deputy Mar
shall Knerr.
OMIssIoS.-In the list of names of
Indies who presented wreaths to the
Hamilton Hook and Ladder Company,
on the 4th of July, we accidentally
omitted that of Mrs. G.. W. Rutherford,
who contributed a very handsomely
blended circle of eyerGreens and flowers,
for which the company feel very grateful.
TREASURE FoRwARDED.-The following
silver treasure was forwarded yesterday
by Wells. Fargo & Co: 8 bars to the
Bank Of California, San Francisco, value.
81, 096 "A; 4 bars to the o. II. T. Com
pany, 81, 90S.7I; and 3 bars to Thomas
CAT, New York. So, l6l.
The ONLY Fresh Shell Oysters in
Hamilton, are to be found at Byrne's
old stand, in Perry's Saloon, Main st.
Also, Pigs Feet, Sleeps Tongues, and
everything else that S good to eat. Fresh
oysters by every Express.
GRAND JURY.-The grand jury will
make a report to-day in the District
Court. They have found a number of
indictments, and this morning will hear
ex parte testimony in the Toles homi-
eide.
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INTERESTING TO MINERs.--The adver-
tsement of the Auburn Mills, at Reno,
VIII prove interesting to miners having
ores for sale. The schedule of net rates
secured on the assays Is graduated on q
very liberal scale; and the company be-
ing backed by a large capital, are per-
ieS,iy reliable. and can compete success
iuily' n to the great advantage of the
miners, with establishments outside Of
m %e state, They work, in connection
WIN their mill, n Stetefeldt furnace.
"n,ch enables them to treat all classes
%Chcomplex and refractory ores better and
tthheaper, and with greater results, than
nro establishment to which our miners
% sending their base ores. 1t is greatly
tSesa interest of Nevadans to encourage
TOWNSHIPS REMopELEp.-The Board
0, county Commissioners have remod-
elea all the townships in the county, and
made elaborate changes in their bounda.
res. We shall make a minute of the
alterations effected tomorrow.
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DEPARTURES.

SAD TERMINATIoN.-. W. Buck and
his wife started for California, on Tues
day, with their sick boy, who has been a
sufferer for some time from fever, in the
hope Thai change of climate and medical
treatment would save him. They got as
far as Pinto Station, where the little fell
low became so low, that the parents got
off with their charge. He sank rapidly,
and died at 10 O'Clock the SAINT night.
His body was brought back to Hamilton
yesterday, by his disconsolate father and
mother, for interment here.
COUNTY TAxEs.-The amount of taxes
collected by the County Assessor, and
paid over to the Treasurer, from June
4th TO July I'd, was as follows:
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D.-Justice Davis has allowed
an appeal to be taken from Judgment
against Nat. Furst, for assault and bat
terry on Lena Brown. His bail was fixed
at 81, 900, and be is o at large.
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NJ
OFFICE COUNTY SURVEYOR.

OFFICE COUNTY SURVEYOR,
Hamilton. Feb. Q, 1870.
nj wEsTCOATT, 4. L. MASON AND COL.
IN @. s. BuLKLEY are the only Deputy
County Surveyors Of White Pine county. The
appointments of all Others have been this day
revoked. All accounts due the office will be
paid to the above deputies.
r.. NJ. WILSON,
jeii-f %. SURVEYOR White Pine Co., New.
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silver Vault, July I. at Room No. %. Hayward's
building, No. i19 california-st., San Francisco.
rclipse Consolidated. July %. 1870, at II m, at
qlo Battery street, San Francisco.
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Intending to close out my business, I will.
from and after to-day, sell everything in my
line at cost price.
Also, Tor sale, the House and Lot, northeast
corner Of Main and Hunter streets, Hamilton.
Parties in need of Saddlery or Harness will
find II to their advantage to examine my stock
and prices before buying elsewhere.
ma2G-2dptf ii. DORMEYER.
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Marshall Bryan was appointed special
Waterman. without remuneration from
the city. of Block No. l-north OF Hun
ter and west Of Main streets-at the re-
quest of a number of citizens.
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Co TO C. q. Alexander's for your
drugs. fe7.tf
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gOfal anttlIigenfe.

sToCKHOLDERs DIRECTORY.
AGREEMENTS LEVIED AND uEPAlD ON WHITE
PINE STOCKS.
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THE GREATEST SUCCESS OF THE AGE.
2s,s93 CURES IN EIGHT MONTHS.
THE PROOFS GIVEN.

The University Medicines the avorie prescriptions OF
che New York Medical University and prepared
nance with the views OF q number OF distinguished living
educated physicians should arise and make decisive eaor
vaing every and city, substitute scientific
sponsble Remeda.s-made In accordance with .he princi
Serous Patent Medicines flooding the country
Isnsds: are prepared ~ ho newly d'Sovs1sa
tion which the entire principle any herb drug
Q, chemical horoushy extracted and lis curative proper
medicines illustrated description in Journal OF
shall patent one Of them.
The imperial science OF medicine tolerates narrow
else make spccincs certainly Jealousy
objection. knowledge Of medicine and chemistry
enables to warrant these compounds the most per
feet curnves for disease discovered any Cost
81 elegant health restoratvss They combined with
the moot assduous from tine chemicals with true
Snedse Oh their therapeutic powers and physiological
Nothing cheap impure has been tolerated In their
on. What ncredbis d The aston ishins ra.
pdity with which tn hitherto considered
tung them having been used the physcisns OF tho INT
yersty their private practice than twenty years
the very best Household and PLY.
sicans Medicines exant they supply
They form regular system Of remedies for the principal
dseaseseach disease having M appropriate remedy thus
!naiadie.. No person Of intelligence for moment b..
Iisve that remedy all diseases Although but
Ias M
old po'sons patent medicines and nauseors drugs Numbers
OF our st class amies keep them constantly ON hand for
Che various Ills Of life Many rely upon them than they
DO IL sn rs1 % :m II.
The UNIVERSITY MEDICINES are prepared under our
aceusa frussian chemist OF the most thorough pract
cs knowledge in the preparation Of ocins medicinal sub
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ADJUSTMENTS NINTH PAoE-Fourth. NTH and sixth COL
AsrRSLSiy 7sncoxp rAaI-s!,.A .,s column. column
PAGE
snodKIYN H ipd ii's REsG FOR sALErwrrru
susEEss sisrrd PAers.A
Hell Es4s4E FOX fSna
CLERKS ASp sHl'ai 'SXaizsMEN-EIavrs1u pAor Third col
sSB COLUMN
nTh sk fne IGaa % pAarrn and sixth
coysYRY RoARD,-rwnLrrH rAcr-sI..h column.
pWEIiiNG HOUSES rs n LET. FpREIsHEp AND uN
FURNIsHED-sEcospPAGs Second, third ana fourth
FyRoPEAN STEAMSHIPS FIRST PAsr-Fit.A column.
EYES an rSgT9'Is G9'qns column
EIREW9hKsS1S1sIn H PAeE-Thlrd co!umn ..,
sESrH
HELP WANTED PAos-rour.h
HELP WANrED-rnMALEs- ELEVENTH rAor-s.oOnd
HORSES. cARRIAaEs &o.-rlssr PAas-rhird. fourth
uorFFs snS hl!h nn coumns N, .o, s,v,h .o,,mr
hSusEs ho6Hs &C., se%a
ssgy S sfs AND pna
FsSSVS S sssn column
ANR sonr column
MARHiE NANTES -NISTu PAe!. Fourth column.
llAIRIMoNIAL-NISlHP PAGE-Fifth column.
MEDICAI.--NISrH PAaE-Thtrd column.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS PAox-
MlSCELLANEOUS-TwEL PAGE Fifth column.
MIS- SICAL-NIN1H PAGE-Sixth column.
PERSONALS-FIRsT PAdE--First column.
IIAEOFORTES-NISrH PAGF- Fourth column.
POLITlCAL-NINTu PA0K-First column
POST OFFICE NOTICE-FIRST PAGE-Sixth column. -
PROPERTY OFT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
kENT-TwRLFIH PAdE-Second, third and fourth
COlumpg
REAL estate TO ExCHANGE-TwxLrrz PAaE-sixh
REAL ESTATE wANrED-TwELrrH pAer-Fourth col. :.
RELIGIOUS NOTICEs-FIRsr PAan-sxsh column
REWARDS-NINTu PAGH-Sscond column.
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET-SECoND PAGE
Fourth and fifth columns
SALES AT AUCTlON-ELEvENTH PAGE-Fifth and sixth
SITUATIONS WANTED -rEMALEs-ELryEsru PAar-
First and second columns.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES -ELRvEsTu PAGE
seco. ID and third columns.
SPECIAL NOTICES-FInsr PAGE-Frst second and third
spoRTiNG-DoGs, BIRDS, &o-FIRsr PAer-Th:rd
STALLIUNS FIRST PAaE-Thrd column
SUMMER RESORTS-TwELFTH PAaE-Sixth column
STORAGE-ELEvYNTII PAGE-Fourth co.umr.
THE TRADES ELEVENTH PAGE-Fonrtn column.
TEAS, SPICES; 30 NINTH PAGE-Fifth column
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PIT RPOSEs-SEC0ND PAoE-
First and second columns.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-FIRsT PAGE-Sfxh column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth column.
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,, &o-FrRsr PAGE-S:xsh column
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE BLOOD Is THE LIFE.
New Discovery.


Compound Oxygen Treatment.
Dr. BROWN has located permanent Office at No. 10 West
twentieth street, New York. for the purpose OF treating
Throat Lung and all diseases caused by Impure condition
b!na.on OF essential gases, which chemists and scic nnc
men have been trying TO form for centuries buwhout tan
kDo rss.;s, Ill the recent important discovery made
1ns remedial agent is entirely different In composition and
c!.ar 10 ths human family II would be Impossible 10 this
limited space to enter fully into the philosophy and great ad
yansages 10 be derived BY this uc;aoi G c.net bat suce
SAY that oxygen ths great rsnovtor OF the body and
ample In quantity But disease progresses and the blood
becomes !oated with efec matter, ANIMATION, local or
general induced and the whole structure danger To
renovats ID. hood the of healthy sacreous surely
only tor healthy conditions incapable OF promptly over
coming diseased conditions In disease, hen, the demand
for greater supply must be met by la s3py Of the
lie sivin. agent
The nood furnishes the of bone the blood
furnishes the elements OF muscs TO the elements
OF Nerves 10 skn the elements OF ssin and yet while each
OF these der somewhat Ia composition from the others tno
constituent elements OF blood by which they fnshed
the Hence the Importance a medical agent thai
VIII reach all diseased and impoverished conditions OF the
blood for will the blood healthy bsue, muscle
nerve and skn If In impure and diseased conntionf Oxy
universal tonic and blood purner and 10 being
Msed remedial la orng thr diseased tn heath
brsahed the enters the cecomposng
all impurities IN the bloodi stimulating the stomach TO
healthy Action causing healthy ssue 10 be formed; break
ing up all nervous cxulaes aud mpartng new lie and
Nigpr to the shattered and wasted nervous system.
Dr. BROWN II regular graduate OF medicine surgery and
hygiene Therefore, In making oxygen specially ne does
desires cooperate with him ssvisns human suffering.
Physicians invited to call aud Investigate this remedy,
and nse II as nm auxiliary 10 their practice
All inquiries by letter will be eIei, aud all necessary
Information given by calling upon ,powa
No. 10 West Twentieth street, New York.
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Regular Auction oAIes
EVERY WEIlyE2DAg AMI SATuRDAY.

A ssORTMENT RocKAwAys. PARK PIiAEToNs.
n Victolias Dog Carts, Road Wagons, Depot Wagons,
HARNESS. &C. second nnnd cheapest place IN the
city TO buy reliable TAYLoR'S, 81 Cedar street
A SIX SEAT ROCKAwAY AND SET OF DOUBLE
n Harness. last spring. Victoria, pole and sha's,
by Adams Cohn and two Top Wagons BY stvers for sae,
cheap United States stables, b3 aud l55 East Thirty
aeco ndstree
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WHEREAS, WITH THE DECLINE or GOLD ANp
w the gradual approach towards specie pavmant, AL
comodie. Of fe mus. aud DO Gsprecias and decline OF
all kinds OF labor and material must naturally follow and
whereas consider i necessity and true policy TO reduce
tho OF house building In oier to bring capital into mar
ke for nvesent in real estate and building at reasonable
We the builders ana Others representing the differ
branches OF house budin believe that the terms the
cutters have offered to their employees for the
commencing March TO- 1870 full and fair
sa:ion for their Eervces and mch II moro, than the
present demand Tor such labor would warrant VIC er
the strike Of the Stone Cutters Union an nuicous one an
nncasd for A. the present tme that the consequences OF
this strike will be most fatal to themselves above all others
BY parity postponing the consnmmato OF new contracts for
compelling architects and TO substitute
other materials in place OF stone. we therefore
Resolve That sympatze with and will aid tho master
s.ope cutters In their efforts to make stone cutting
marketable commodity and that wherever It lies within
will interce e for them with and contract
and them against loss for non uhmsnt Of
tracts hand until their employees will have the good
to resume and abandon strike most fatal 10 them
selves and tbs house building trade generally.
We would further tho stone cutters to
sve employment and keep in their employ for the future
such Of Union others who ready 20 20 to work
at a protect them by their from in,in
da.ons BY the strikers and call upon the proper
rights as citizens 10 earn vtpg in the pursn Of their lssi'
innate business. JOHN I. CONOvER, Chairman.
h. VoLK, Secretary.
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J)AgIs MILLINERY.-MADAME FE ERREH0 no. La
fsye,ts place hA. Just received from the leading house
In Paris hecong and elegant styles OF Bonnets and Rour
Hats: fine Chip aud Straw Bonnes OF Nine. vrops
sive and cisngus shape; Mourning Bonuets and R0un,
Hats.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

TOR YoHRERs IRrINGTON, sIN1 SING AMI
Grassy rGaI9n nrf after En- Saturday. AP ss
aenoon Sundays excepted from pier Is North river fool
OF Cedar street, al 49, and pier 3d. foot Of vesy street,
4 O'clock.
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(SHUHCH or THE PuRITANs. s.-REv DIR. CHREvgR
O1w preach Sabbath morning. 1913 O'Clock IN the h.
Twenty nth street and Broadway rhe Growth
OF Character By Discipline" Seats froe. AN persons codi
ally Invited. A.,
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TOR SALR OR TO RENT-PEw NO. luJ IN CHI RCH
OF the Ascension, of Fifth and Tenth
street. Apply 10 Mrs CAMPBELL, 1856 West Thirteenth st.
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IIEAvEN IN LABOR is TiiE ST UBJECT OF DISCOURSE
for Sunday, April TO- by Rev. Cha es pastor OF
The Church OF the New Jerusa Thitydh sr~e De.
tween Fourth AMI Lexington avenues. Service
nj III O'Clock.
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Second avenue, Twenty drst street, will be %
follows Guring Holy Week: On Palm Sunday and all Sua.
days OF The yenr Masses at and $40 High M,a and
Sermon 10 80 A. M at which the Palms viii be bessedf
Mass Ia the basement hail. for the children Al ~: Yes
pers at 100 r. n. ON Holy Thnrsdsy and GOOD friday
Noruins Services at A. NJ Holy Saturday at A. u
AIT 40 r. M Wednesday and Thursday, ths Tsncbrae
on friday. Kosns stAoa Mater and sermon On shs Pas
SION. =. -
very efficient choir will accompany the services OF Hoy
Week and OF the Sundays throughout the year. .
The sexton will be at the church from 3o A. u. 70 IL
~, and from p. n. TO y L. NJ TO let tho pews
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> NARRA0ANsEr STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
On about Monday April II, 1870 the world renowned
steamers BRISTOL. and PROVIDENCE will resume lhelr
trips the line for Boston, via Fall River touching Now
Leave pier 80 North river oo OF chambers street As
r. M daily Sundays excepted These steamers have been
thoroughly overhsuled and elegantly reatsd nothing has
omitted conducive tho safety aud comfort OK pss
sergera &. II. VALE, General Passenger Agent.
w. X. sIMONs, Managing rector.
JAMES FISK, JR President
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No. 10 West Twentieth stree,

ITO lNvALIDS GOING ABROAD.-AN EXPERIENCED
New York physcian ka,lng extensive acquaintance
abroad conempAtes travelling through France and Germa'
IN June, July and August would for reasonable
Sonseratlon take professional charge Of one or more inva
lids who may desire seek py baned from the mineral
springs OF Gemany and foreign travel Kefcreace given
Addrsas DR.. T., Herald onlce.
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HAVANA, sISAL AND VERA CRUZ
III New York and Mexican Mail Steamship line, every
twenty from pier IL East river nj II O'Clock noon
The steamers
CLEOPATRA rhiirs Saturday Aprl' g
For freight or passa 50 Apply TO
T. ALEXANDRE 4 SONS, SO Broadway.
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n THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES,
THE THAUMATURGICAL RENE DlALS.

Guaranteed Of disease to every
by all the physicians &nl patent medicines combined
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nIu.IINERY AND DREssMAKING.

AIRS MILLER HAS A LARGE SELECTION Ov The
1tl latest Psrs tPstterns, wholesale and retail, q
772 B ioadwsy, between Ninth and renh streets.
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DRY GOODS.

Ar HARRIS, NO. BRRvooRT PLACE, TENTH
WI street, prepared to show French Dresses Hon
nets and Round Hats new and elegant styles Opening %
hi 81
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XvOUNa MEMS CHRISTIAN AsSOCIATION.-NEN
building corner Fourth avenue and Twsnythrd strssi
Special services for Sunday Apr 10; soca
Hbs CLASP NJ Address TO young msn at ~ BY ReY
r. ~ QAIshsr. or BROOKLYN.
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ST.. THEREsAs FAIR.-We have heard
with great pleasure that the result OF this
entertainment has been most successful.
The total receipts amounted to $674l As,
and the expenses exclusive1of the gas Dill
we're only 1896 As, having clear excess OF
Ss146. The magnificent Irish flag of which
we have several times had occasion to
sneak, sold for more than $3.50, and the
beautiful surplice brought something over
Sl7OO. The former was gallantly won by
branch No. of the Hibernian Association,
and the latter was voted to Rev. Father
Massardier of St. Theresa's Church. In
this connection it is pleasure to remark
the total absence of national feeling so con-
spicuous among our Irish Catholics when
a priest is in question. Father Massardier
is a Frenchman and received an immense
majority of the votes cast by Irishmen who
we're present on this occasion, although an
Irish priest was being pressed by his friends
IA a candidate for the honor. This gen.
tleman, Rev. Father Heslin, has been but
recently ordained and though greatly be-
loved in his own parish, st. Patrick's, is
comparatively but little known in st.
Theresa's as yet. We think, though, that
he is the coming man for the next occasion
of this kind.
We are requested by Miss Alice Wall to
return thanks to the many friends who
were SO liberal with donations and assist
ance. Rev. Father Kenny also desires us
to convey his sincere thanks to all the
ladies who assisted at the fair without dis.
tinction as to amounts realized. Some may
have had more eligible locations thar
others, but all were jealous aud devoted
He expresses much gratitude to all hi
friends who attended, and were 80 liberal
and especially to the Hibernians, whose
generosity contributed so materially to the
success achieved.
Father Kenny remarked to us, that thi
was a "poor mans success" The rich o
his congregation, as q general rule, state
away, and if the result had depended OIL
them it would have been very barren
This is remark, however, that is hardl.
worth making for it has become stereo
typed inthis community; and probably il
all others. Rich men as a general thini
have coined their hearts into money Will
the maxim of Christ still holds good
"Blessed are the poor"
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Garibaldi.

This gentleman has had one more adver-
tisement-perhaps his last one-from the
telegraph, in the announcement that he has
resigned, This speaks more for France
than any previous event of the war. 1t is
the most unequivocal sign that we have
seen of q healthy and controlling moral
feeling among the French people. Carl
baldi was invited to the command OF an
army through motives of policy. Gambet-
Ia must have known that he was not really
a military man, that his achievements had
slammed him mere upstart and imposter
in the art OF war, but he probably wished
to conciliate the revolutionary sympathies
of Italy, and counted on an enthusiastic
CO cooperation from that quarter.
The popular voice, however, is more
prone to be outspoken than polite. The
popular pulse of France did not beat with
Garibaldi, aud the people were not slow to
proclaim their detestation of him regard
less of we'll laid cabinet schemes.
The soldiers would not fight under him
the Bretons expressed decided willingness
to assist at his execution, but would hole
no other communication with him the re-
ligious feeling of the whole nation wal
shocked at the confidential employment o
this sacrilegious monster by Catholic
Government, and the result of it all is before
us in this telegram. Gambetta has givei
it up, and Garibaldi is no longer in TIL
French army.
We think the French people we'll rid o
their unnatural ally. He is red shirt, no
a Republican he is charlatan, not
commander; he is humbug, not hero
The strength which he was to bring dwin
died down to very disreputable ARA,
of chronic adventures, suggesting yer,
strongly the old belief that the advantage
promised by compact with the powers @
darkness always prove to be mere cha
and dust. We congratulate the Catholi
sentiment of France upon this importan
victory over impiety, and we hope thai
however slow may be the hand of Provi
} dence in giving relief, that brave peopl
will never look for assistance to the Dew
or his agents.
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LETTER FROM CARDINAL BARNABo.-The
Catholics of New Orleans were the first to de-
emonstrate their sympathy for His Holiness,
the Pope, on the occasion of the invasion of
Rome by the myrmidons of Victor Emmanuel.
The step taken by our pssple served as pre-
soedent, not only to the Catholics of the United
States, bat to those of Great Britain and Ire
land, as well as continental Catholics. That
the devotion of our people was properly APP
yreciated, will be seen by the following letter,
addressed to Thomas Layton, Esq, by his EN-
aneuce Cardinal Barnabo:
!. RESPECTED SIR-Acknowledging the receipt
of the highly appreciated document which you
forwarded to me on the oath of October. l
cannot omit to return my most cordial thanks
for your promptitude in SO kindly informing
asss, III the demonstration in your city against
ss,- a<4 ilegious invasion of the Eternal City.
Taas intelligence was q source of great
,yraiiE, alton to me, and at once commu MICA
Esd il TO his Holiness.
It Affords me pleasure to add, that his Holt
mess received it with marked satisfaction, a
pr0nf of which ho has vouchsafed to .bestow
ION Won personally, and on ali the children OF
the Catholic Church in your city, his Apostolic
Benediction.
1t only remains for me to pray that the Lord
? may grant you all prosperity. Your devoted
ILL. CARD. BARNABO. Pr.
College of the Propaganda, Rome, Nov. 1s, 1870
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DRp1NATIoN.-On the 3Oth of November,
feast of St. Aldrew, Right Rev. Bishop
Martin, of Natchitoches, held an ordination
in his Cathedral Church, and the following
gentlemen received holy orders: Messrs.
Joseph Quelard and Joseph Henry were
ordained cub deacons. Messrs. Peter Gull
assx, Ernest Duclerq, Paul Emile Simon,
Joseph Aubre and lsidor Quemerays re-
eeived the order of deacons. All these
young clergymen came from Brittany, fol-
lowing Bishop Martin on his return from
Rome, in August last.