The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1870-05-22

"o1n.ng ol1 aaes Catholic Messeaeer,

~ in sunday lady was bapt
yne Baptist church, in pressn6S /,
congregation, bat on Mondsv
0Aued on Aer PASTOR, vssyings chat IA
MY very unhappy because abe vas ..t;.
ZIP .nat In her baptism ON the previou. .
des 'ne end OF her nose did not 20 o,undar. wa
oor ana therefore she was an unbant;zed :,
Ten son. The pastor attempted to ALA :
'er scropies, that at any rate she had done }
of oney' and should be satisfied. A few =.
9i- afterwards she came back stating that :
N. 0ouio not ind peace, and that the orr
ut nance should be administered to her sat;
is ,ac''on. The pastor had his tank Am,
r ana placed the candidate 10 de:
y 'ne pool that she has had no scrnnl.
a ABOUT " the end of her nosen not ba;no =,
/ mersed since. s -
0ociAL CoMPARIsoNs.-A Paris corras
pondent of a London paper writes:
:. uaG an extraordinary contrast thar.
o. Sne Oehavlor of a French and Encl;si
r nat navwa OF pleasure seekers! It makes
owes aa tha government tolerable when to it one
yves tne absence of the rough. the nenr.,<
ministrel, the three-card man, and the ofher
VarieIles OF the lower order Of birds of 49,.
VINO seems with you the necessary accn,,y
pann1 panament OF every large assemblaee of
bheop.e, he whether the cause of their assemble
Sneat;ee Sssi1e OF suburban race gathering.
dI!kseaklng OF the latter reminds me Of tfs
u,nelence uans between the drive on a French
.aeee,,course-say the Longchamps-and -
''nitar promenade in England.
Anotner paper compares English work.
men a' with Austrian. In Austria thew are
"ii wen educated, comfortably and even
neatly dressed, fond of music and the drauo
and generally not only well-condit;oned
'uu weil-oehaved, but intelligent and ac-
G. eompl'shed. In passing through the South
nensington Museum this week, we looked
carefully at photographed views of the
p""San'ry In every part of the Austrian
empire Cpd the appearance of the naonIa
quite Justifies the above description.
PROTESTANT "CoUNc1L. .n-Tbev or. - {
ave a Protestant Council of all the sects 1
a christendom, meeting in New York :
us month. The Hebrep Leader, referring t
thls evangelical Alliance says: il
:" NO fear; what these gentlemen acb;a,
IN LONDON, Paris, Berlin, Geneva. and q
mS'efEam' LIZ. they will also achieve in New =,
fSNIANs IN ENGLAND.-There seems tn n,
10 httie commotion in some of the pro- &C
!nen1 English towns regarding the mis- ~ -.
leVous Fenians. We have reason. savs oI
1''s" Times, to believe that the Offices of til
Z "e' mat Gazette and of the Times are IN
w1uily guarded by detachments of pol;ca ts go
VI tne printing houses of the tn,
'es are deeply sanded, to obviate the CHI
ects OF Greek fire! The threat to burn m 1n'
"n these establishments has been attri- to
1eo 10 the London Fenians, but we ara cul
iineo 10 believe that the danger, if anv pu
ses from the Trade Unionists. There tv., we
ae present 1000 compositors out on the
ke In London, and it is easv to len
gn TO Irish Fenianism menaces which tne
pnate from the English trade union Ror
1em. wit
be Pope has been pleased to confer IN 20, zoo
Marquis of Butte the Grand Gross of this
CORY XVI. He will receive an audience inte
e1urn thanks for the favor when he ms nis
es back from the Mediterranean. The writ
luls has sent the Holy Father an Eas- who
ffering of 10000 francs. mitt
DEUM FOR PEAcE.-On the first inst Gil is
'clai service was to take place at the the
lehte Church, London, at the reouest anv avu
resident Brazilians, in thankspivine pal
ne return OF peace to their country. excoI
service was to include Ie DENIM and . sopal
on. The representatives of all Catbo- Ther.
wers to the British court were ex- parts
to be present, and Mr.. Motley. the but re
lean Minister, had intimated his in. wnmid H1i
IL W pe preseut. the Ct
W. ho,: to con
dge who first gave currency to the bishor
phrase, in describing those who if it W
lt That all moral and religious duties alone,
- ieaoihg the Bible speak,
PIP ing the mere letters, paper and of the
g of the book. DR.. joseph p. to give
,son has 1ataly ,,h,;a,, lecture
IN the subject of the Bible in the sion an
schools is treated. The Doctor is q church
gationalist, to know which will rive AT the
force to the following sharp thrust eorted eomaed
~ sense dence.
ii, there is q public inst;tut;o,, :; one whi
,rk where the Bible ia on a~h;bit; of his
ay. Whenever -you- enter that ~; of the
q you will see the Bible tv;n@ ~. nn
ie' and if you have anything to INDIAN
1tl Is condition preliminary br hGp me ne na
shall formally declare your own bronchitis hds 8
W tne bi6ie. have yet to learn, ~ MT; FL Lapla az
that this public exhibition and the ens of o.
se 0! the Bible has impaired an tac attain