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LGSV OF AGENTS.

TlTUSvILLE, CHURCH RUN AND VICINJ.
Tf-SfEPHEN AOnF Office, Hamilton's Cigar
store, addstss ritusville, Pa Assistant, John Van
Server.
TGTUsvILIE. CHURCH Run AND yICTNI.
MY II. THOMAS. Oliot and address, Man
sion House litusyilie, Pa
sHAMBURG AND vICINITY-GEORGE IR
IN. Oiiee, Shambnrg; residence Titusville Pa
Assistant 4 A. " est.
ENTERPRISE, PLEASANTVILLE, BEAN
FARM AND PlTHOLE-GEORGE w. VAN
NLtEr Ciiice and address. Chase House. Pleas
antyii'e. Assistant, II. c. HUNTINGTON
TIyIOUT AND WEST HlCKORY-CHAS.
CLARK. CfIce and address, Express Office Tidi
oute. ia Assistant, h e. Beardsley.
PETROLEUM CENTRE AND VICINITY
LEVI MASON. Once and address, Petroleum Cen
tire, pa. Assistant Charles BlackfOrd
TARR AND BLOOD BAKM5 and District living
on Qil Creek and Cherry kun. from Story Farm to
la-r Farm Pa. Assistent-. Luther b. Saunders,
Charles I. Cochran and william Hoyt
MCtNlhT0CKYILLE, OIL CITY AND RENO
"A. :. WEST. Addrcss, Oil City or Reno, Pa
AssisnSs n. Mead
= AHbhIN. ALONG THE ALLEGHENY RIv
Err WiIBHR Onice and address, franklin Pa
SCPUBG ASS, yOSTER FARM ~ PAX RR,S
LANDIN}--RICHAID w. REDPIELD. Office
and addr, So Scrubgrass, a Assistant, IL. W Por-
terfield, address tmlentou, Pa.
WEST ViR'NNIA-C. d. ANGEL, and II. T.
COOK. Address Parl;ersburg, West Virginia
Roberts Petroleum Torpedo Co.
nlayS-4'y
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1 LLEGTsENY vALLEyu.u

New line to nr1llo, t'rou7h the OIL Recious
JUNE A, lS;0
0Oiro s0Ura
OIL City ftaiklin. Pqrker's cr tt.'c
MHii, e,.OaR e.Ss a m 1850 p m aAun
,,ay ,ny Exp. S,M1n aS,pm f353m sSOun
Nish' Ex, ~ q l0eS pm l,OJam sOG IN
eo!N7 NORTH.
iMslUft. fHrkss's. Franklin ar q City
way ra.r9,G n <xsr IN e,30pm 75pm
Nlgm III, SOopn swan J,5o a m 6SOam
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING CARS on Might
rNprsss tsskns nth vsys Le,ween littshurgh and
Cory.
w., J. LAWRENCE, Gen supt.
THos y. Hsss, Gss's A.pt
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ERTE RAILWAY.
14O9 MILES UNDER $50 MILES WITHOUT
ONE MANAGEMENT. CHANGE of COACHES
The Broad Gauge, Double Trace
Route
BETWEEN TIE
ATLANTIC CITIES
AND THE
WEST AND SOUTHWEST
! THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM
Cincinnati to New York 500 Miles
Cleveland to New York 625 Miles,
Dunlzirk to New York AGO Niles
Buffalo to New York 423 Miles,
Rochester to New York 385 Miles,
AND Is FROM
rs" % TO 81 MILES THE SHORTEST
ROUTE. ..A1
New and Improved Coaches are run from Circn
natl Dayton, Urblna, Marion Gallon, Mansfield
Ashland, akron. Cleveland, Warren, MeadNlle
~
New Work without Change,
ONLY ONE CHANGE TO BOSTON.
n, s,s onor MONDAY luna ~ ,s-o .ro;ns
will leave Meadville nj the foowiuv bonrs VIZ
"'i' ''''0 i'' a. ''ie 4'0"4hs nuns wis
LEAVE:
Ne,avi,Io sAsA u II so,x q,opy AAz,
" ' 'N ~ '-'' ''A' - M ''' N"
AREvE:
Franklin -, " ,,- e,o % S,o.
uiI Citv IA - liz " rnS :. S'H :.
''' S'4'
rr. ,,,sxcr.
-N --l' Nor'n'
Leave
OIL City 1870 ", 9.lo A, NJ, 3,15 p NJ, 90 P. "
a. 100 9,i2
,,a",'.'
il'' -'4' f' A. i4'o A NJ o,i9 p NJ J. 25P X
0oA%S " AoI
- ~
nd gih iorS1eveisnl Cevn, CGninraii ana The West
~ Suurh. r connects at Carhsille. Sundays
and with lake Shore Railway for tie West and
" Orvie and Millersburg, At U.bana with Fits
H. ~ oaiclnGti ana ~ L1nis hal.W ayioc ndiau
rliis, ana NJ Cincinnati with the Ohio Il Missis-
ippl railway, for St Lonis aud the south and
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J0BDING DEPARTMENT.

We have large and well se,scted .mc,t
JObbiug Material, ompraC tho yery
latest styles. We therefore, enabled to execute
Work OF every variety in satisfactory manner
when Desired Jobs will be neatly printed in CoLons
shipping Dilis..
Poster
kaand-.ills.
FROsranmes,1
BiIEs of Fare.
labels.
- AND
Business and Visiting Cards
BILL HEADS,
BILLS OF LADINO, Etc Etc
- Also
BAIL PRINTING,
IN or Fancy Styles, neatly and promptly execu.
ted, embracing
CIRCULARS oROGRA MINES
CARDS, TICKETS, Etc.
act, every variety q style of work IN letter
press printing.
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A'Aifadeipkta Il Erie R.p-
SUMNER TINE TABLE

On and after iondsy, iisy Both, 1s,o tho ,.,.u.
on the Ihiladelphia 4 Erie Rairoal viii rrn n'n'
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GOING EAST.

1i,H0 a. III. LIGHTNING EXPRESS. daily
CONNECTING at Cory, Sundays cxcepfed for Worra1
"a n, ;ayylie; ,,; Broct9n and itusyiile, ard dam
Tor Erle; at EImira with Northern Ceutra Rlilvay
for "iiiiamsport II rrigbUrs, PHILADELPHIA md Uai
imnre and at New York for Boston and New Eng
and cit Cs ''
a Sleeping Coach Is attached TO tlis train q. C;r
cinati running through to New Yofll
$40 p. m. CINCINNATI EXPRESS .dai,y
S1hual-s excepted, lrectng' at Biugiampton 'gT
salbahf ana Inc cecbrtted summer resort Sharon
Spring and at New York for Boston, and all Nc,u
England cities. '''- an NC"
A slecpiug Coach Is attached to tbi, tro;, .,
NeadTllle running through to New York
2.5s A; DE. NEW YORK DAY EXPRESS
daily, sundays excepted Cnnnectsnt Greet po,,
VI. ~l.n pelaNare, lackawanna u Western Hallway
phia '''>' 'o' in'"o'i-
=. a Sleeping Coach ia attached to this trai, .,
'level2ni running through to HOr' cllsyille. con.
meeting with train having new and inproye,i ur,,It.
ing Room Coaches attached, running through 10
New York. ~
excepted
1910 n. NJ. ACCOMMODATION, Sunday.
excepted.
5,l5 A. NJ WAY FREIGHT, Sundays Tex
cepted. '>'>
Boston and New England Passengers, wifi, tbeir
naegoge, are transferred FREE OF CHARGE in
New York. l. III
The best venifated and most lu,,u,ious Slecpi-r
coaches tsG-IN II L WOkLD.t,s ACCOMPANY NJ!
night trains on his Railway. "'
{ g he Fri, Railway Company has oreneJ
new Ferry from thelr Jersey city Depot to the nnt
OF 23d st, NewN ork thus enabling passengers IN
re sch the upporp portion OF tie city without fhe oy
pense and annoyance OF street car or an omn;ln1s
tansfer. ''-''U9
NN, The scerrry along the entire route Of the Fr,I
Hallway Is Of ne most picturesque and beapijn,
charlcer Adniars OF Natures beauties. in na
daylight iourncy over this Line viii nuI lis ever,
chaigng lends cpes subjects OF continual admer
tioulnd interest. '-'''0i
ASigSage Checked TElrO,.wh
Andare always as low as by any other Route.
AsF FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAY
Mich can be obtained at all the princiDal T,I,a.
oih's in the West and South West.
WM. Il. BARR
LID. EUCKLR, Goll po.s,r A,,+
Gesfi Supy. Jill TS, Tern@ rn@
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WE'LL, Proprietor
ON New York. Philadelphia, ard Pittshurc, whie
ogether with Editorials and Local matters, make II
ne OF the most desirable newspapers published in
he Oi Region. As an f'N IL
s-.-l
The New York herald., 1870-03-18
A MORTGAGE SALE ROSEWOOD, WALNUT AND
4. GILT FURNITURE THIS DAY.

NJ
10M O'Clock, large assortment of class city made
Furniture; niad, rosewood walnut and gilt Parlor and
Library SUITS in silk br0catel reps and haircoh richly
carved Chamber Suits Etageres Cabinets Library and
Secretary Bookcase Armor Gace Card Centre Library
Extension Tables Easy Chairs, Wardrobes Library and
Dining Chairs Pier and Mante Mirrors gilt and bronze Clocks
Hair and Spring Mattresses, Curtains, Pianoforta Covers
&C., &c. by order of mortgage Catalogues at sale. House
keepers others invited Goods stored until May free of
orte by Stodar also four gilt and bronze Chandeliers
The New York herald., 1870-03-18
AnIUsEMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
WAffnAc,xsss; fI.sr,ssr and Manager Mr. LESTER wALLAcx
Doors open at ~. To commence at O'clock
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
In consequence OF the OF the new drama OF
LOST AT SEA,
LOST AT SEA,
LOST AT SEA.
II will be performed
EVERY EVENING
SATURDAY MATINEE AT IN r. M.
Produced after careful preparation, with
New Music, Scenery Appointments Costumes aud Mechani
cal Effects, and
STRONG AND POWERFUL CAST.
STRONG AND POWERFUL CAST.
THE GREAT SCENES
THE GREAT SCENES
will take place nj the owing time
The DRAWING ROOM AT ACTON,
at O'Clock.
EXTERIOR OF ACTON VILLA,
THE PIER At At KtNGERroRD.
at9:46.
THE BANKING HOUSE,
THE MARvELLOUSLY REAL BURNING ATTIC,
at l0:35. II -
THE WHOLE CONCLUDING AT IL OCLOCk
In preparation, . new comedy by Tom Taylor.
Also two legitimate old comedies that have not been sced
Tor several
The New York herald., 1870-03-18

A UCTlON. AUCTION. AUCTION.
IA At 118 Twenty sixth street.
Over &lS,OU0 worth and 900 lots
Handsome and latest style Household Furniture.
atpublic auction, by +. NICHOLS, Auctioneer,
at the large five story residence
lis West Twenty street. between Sixth and Seventh
avenues this friday morning, March IL,
commencing at 1Un O'Clock precisely.
Magnificent rosewood octave panofore Stool and Cover
five elegant Paror Suits covered with the richest descrp
on aan brocatel; striped Turkish Suits Etageres, Mir
ror Curtains Paintings Bronzes Vases Ststary Tables
Jardnieres, Parlor Ornaments Bedeads, Bureaus Wash
stands Mattresses Bedding Sofas Chairs Lounges Rockers
covered with harcloh and Velvet, Brussels Ingram
Carpets Dining and Tea Tables Sdeboard China Tea and
Dinner Sets Silver and Glassware Ivory Table Cutlery Base
be the largest aud chest household furniture at this
and will be sold the highest bidder without
mencing l04 O'Clock precisely. r. B.-Responsible
engaged to remove goods for purchasers
sonabe charges.
The New York herald., 1870-03-18

A UCTION EOTICE.-LARGE SALE,
"A THIS DAY FRIDAY, March l8. at
lib West Tween seventh street,
commencing at ii O'Clock.
LUKE FITZGERALD. auctioneer, will sell to the highest
bidder all the and costly Household Furniture
tanned In the four story private residence OF Bre Ronsen
Martini ESQ., consisting of rich rosewood Pianoortc
made to oraer cost four magnificent Paror Suits Gen.
ire Table Bookcss Eageres style Louis xIv two French
Pier Mirrors Oil Paintings, rich bronze Figures, rich Bed
Suits in rosewood and walnut Hair and Spring Beds
Feather Beds Pillows Sheets Quilts, Blankets, Bed Linen,
tine Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture, &c. All goods
must be twenyfour hours after sale. Cash depo
sits required from all purchasers Goods boxed and shipped
for purchasers. BThis large and genuine SALE VIII
be sold TO highest bidder.
The New York herald., 1870-03-18
pY EDWARD sCHENCK, hUcTToNEER.
~ Fourth

Mortgage Sale OF Elegant Cabinet Furnfturc
BY EDWARD SCHENCK,
this dny ut III O'clock at his saesroom ~ Liberty street,
one OF the largest valuable sales OF first class Fur
nre offered public sale The stock comprises
variety Of parlor, Drawing Room, Chamber, Dining Room
and a Furniture, in rosewood black walnut bois de
and buhl also large quantity OF Paris made Furniture, OF
the mos. unique and modern styles.
Purchasers stored until May tree
of charge
The sacs win continue Tuesday and Friday until the
stock 10 snld-
The New York herald., 1870-03-18
SALES AI4UCTION.

..->.-,..s> sALEs AI1UJTloN.
A Lien , ~ yISAH RHHsT FYcrQSSss 4 rpE5s 3 nIxnu
salesr5omsa "a Chambers aud n aeade streets
Art Galleries sl7 and sla Broadway
on Paintings.
We beg leave TO announce our patrons and art lovers
that we shall sell by aucton on Thursday and Friday
evenings March y and - a. The
the collection of Messrs L. Prang Co., or Bcson compass
ing all OF the Original Paintings from which the celebrated
Chromos and Publications. Of that firm nave been made
embrace many Of American and foreign Also
the private collection OF gentleman or this city Among
lieorss @ e innsss, Eassman johnson J. q. Brown,
!; T,r: T. ksnIse'i' HI 4 Hors' 4; ras' GelTnan
=; z BEsvoors. LM. spencer Z. G LamOdn,
J. 4 T. Isssias. Issfis'' (. as. Mars. rssi, + a9s'''''
7. Adams, q. f. Miles, H. A. Ferguson,
Fssss.ass IGSssass Ssassr sS9%ns ss ssSsn sSsas
and other: of equal ceenry aeuans some hns water
cclors
They will be on exhibition and after Tuesday evening,
10Th inst, until SAL day and evening
Catalogues VIII be sent by mail II requested.
"A FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS, 18th and 18th,
at7H o'clock, Mr.. Char.es L. Frosi's Paintings.
dor English and American schools will be sod by auction
At the Clinton Hall Art Gallery Astor place above with
out any reserve or limitation whatever Among the Paint
Carl Hesnsr las... Touiis;H. sn., M0uas ssss,owc,
segnac. Won schendel Caro!us,
vaarberg. Delsroche, MusIn
8. r. Giaord. Keoss.t. caslear,
co sha.'uck, s.S.,I James NJ. Hart ,. VIM Hart,
Ranney, faos. Hicks Pispham,
Catalogues ready and Paintings exhibition day and
evening.
The New York herald., 1870-03-18

LQY ARCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.
ID Once and sassroom Nassau street, opposite the Post
Olice.
Household Furniture the country conye-
nience OF sale.
JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL will sell Saturday,
March 49, I0d O'clock a their salesroom 81 Nassau
q large OF Household Furniture consisting In
par. Ingram, Velvet and Brussels Carpets Rugs OIL
cloths Linen Window Shades, brocatel and Lace Curtains
painted Bedroom Suits, mahogany Parlor Suits haircoth
Centre Tables Gard and Pier Tables Extension Tables black
walnut Bedroom Suits, Wardr0bes Nashstands, Toilet
Tables Sofa Beds.ead, seat Chairs Rockers, Foot
Benches Paror Suit fine rosewood octave
Piano, Gas Chandeliers, Brackets, Gas Lighters Cribs,
Cradles Feather Beds Palasses Bosters and Pillows.
Sheets Quilts Pillow Cases, Towels Dinner and Tea Sets,
Glassware Cinn Vases Paror Suit maroon reps elegant
and gilt black walnut Bedroom Suit Bookcase, Side
boards Etagees walnut Secretary and Bookcasss
Pier kantel Mirrors witl slab and brackets Work
Tables, Portable Writing Desks. II .
Cooking Stoves Lsuny Stoves Kitchen Utensils, Iron,
Tin and Glass are; Rer gerators, Kitchen Tables.
Also large assortment Of Oaice Furniture, sitting and
standing Desks revolving Oce Chairs, Office Stools, Mat
ting, Desk Matcrais, &C.
Also account whom may concern five large trunks
of fine Wearing Apparel Linen, Curtains, SverwSrc Books
Ornaments, DC, DC,
Also, 20 dozen orcesershra and Royal Bengal Sauce.
The New York herald., 1870-03-18

RICH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.
"A Office and Sa,esroom 81 Nassau street.
BY JOHNSTON d VAN TASSELL,
at their Horse Auction Mart
liz East Thirteenth street, Fourth avenue
THIS DAY lFRiDAY), March Is, at IL O'Clock
Regular sale OF road family Horses, Carriages,
Trucks Carts c DC For full description look under head
OF Ho fses and Carriages.
We never postpone a sale on account of the weather.
The New York herald., 1870-03-18
A UCTION NOTICE.
n J. NJ TAYLOR, AUCTIONEER.
Maonircent IIousehold Furnftrre

A ULTIUN NOTICE.
n J. NJ. TAYLOR, AUCTIONEER.
Magnificent Household Furniture,
Rosewood Pianoforte, Drawing Room Suits, Bronzcs
Paintings Statuary ana many costly Works OF Art
at public auction,
On THIS DAY (FRIDAY), March 1s,
Al the elegant residence "a West Fifteenth street,
between Fifth and Sixth
Sale by catalogue, at l0l1 o'clock
Drawing Rooms-Superb Suits covered green gold, Grim
gold broca;e richest description; Window Curtains,
Msrgueerie Cabinets Tables Encognres Jadiners,
wood Eagcres Secretars Bookcase Velvet, Medallion
ings by eminent artists artistic Bronze s.auary Mirrors
Curtains, magnhcent rosewood Panofore celebrated
Bedrooms Rosewood, walnut Dressing Bureaus Bedeads
Wnrtrobes Comrnodes Hair, Spring Mattresses Blankets
Table Lounges, Silver Casters Tureens sayer Dinner Tea
Eervce spoons, Forks, China Ware Crystal
Linen Sheffield Cutlery; Basement Kitchen Furniture; Fur
nure servants livery facility for packing
removing goods N. B-Parties wishing to attend ths
take Fifth avenue stages Sixth avenue
The New York herald., 1870-03-18

AUCTION Is SAFES HESsv n ,rrns . MINER
ALLEN b. MINER, Auctioneer.
WE SHALL GIVE ESPECIAL ATTENTION, AS USUAL
r0R r q YEARS PAST, TO SALES 4 OF HoUsEH0LD ~
BREAKING UP HOUSEKEEPING. WILL ALSO HOLD
REGULAR WEEKLY SALES AT OUR SPACIOUS SALES
ROOMS, NOS. IS CHAMBERS AND n READE STREETS
FOR THOSE DESIRING THAT MEDIUM OF SALE.
B. wALDRoN & CO., AUCTIoNEERs, WILL SELL
a. BY auction on Saturday at 1eh o'clock general
sortment of second hand and Furniture Carpet Mirrors
Crockery GLASS; Plated Ware Cutlery, Pictures Beds and
Bedding Kitchen Articles &c. On view tina day sales
10s Liberty and Ill Cedar streets.
The New York herald., 1870-03-18

"A. Gallery OF Art, sl5 Broadway.
Grand exhibition Of the great
historical and magnificent gallery Paintings OF A. D. Huy
sssr ESQ., Of Antwerp the entire collection nc now on
the most popular and fayo artists OF the French Engsh
wa ss'
and Ferdinand Pouwels, OF Antwerp tereofore exhi
auction on The evenings OF and thursday March
and a. at Barksrs Gallery, si5 Broadway commencing at
A rSLf IEvY M kucoaes asriSGs By cArA
will oner A aec,on this day Marcn IS following days.
ton Of framed Oh Pan By neosa and
European artists. on view A. Il. I'll Pm M
Lien ,; y MlsEE, ISssv AgcT1osEEs. Y 7ss1a WV,
SIT and sl9 Broadway
On Thursday ana Friday evenings, at "The Leeds Art
si7 and sls Broadway,
% sketches III oil OF the well known ayorfe artist Chas
Lanrnan of Washington comprising Landscapes and Ma
rines. To be sold without reserve.
A. S!ssssss s.'!slssm Ssss s,.sar.,
So I g. 80 n s
next northwest corner Of Christopher street. oil Of the
Lien d H. NINSR HENsy AgcTIoNEEs Y EEsps MINER
ON Nos 81 Chambers and n Reade streets; art
sash y
sPR 5a:
reps Centre Tables Mirrors Bedstaads Bureaus wardrobes
lection native and foreign Birds preserved Ia the bes.
manner by Mm Gaibraith in groups single sprays and
Also, at - O'Clock.
csle5rs!ed makers VIXEN, Kobe ksnasrt and Others
some of which splendid Instruments and In good cond
ton, to be sold without reserve.
several rosewood and mahogany frame grand and square
The New York herald., 1870-03-18
sALEA At AUCTION.

ny ARCH. JOHNSTON, Auctioncer
- Once and Ssesroom 81 Nassau street. opposite the
Post Office.
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELl will give their particular
attention 10 the sales OF Household Furniture their Sales
gSsm No. ~ Nassau residences OF parties
The New York herald., 1870-03-18

At s. MISH'S, 1877 THIRD AVENUE, LADIES AMI
gentlemen receive the highest prices for castot
Cothbr and Carpets By cslas ar addressing Ladios at
wnasd by Mrs.. hish
The New York herald., 1870-03-18

AT H. ROSENTEALS, 81 THIRD AVENUE, NEAR
"a Tenth street ormerv Of s53 Bowery)Lades and gem
enen obtain the highest value for OFF Clothing,
Carpets Sc by calling addressing Ladies attended to by
Nrs. Rosenthal.
The New York herald., 1870-03-18

HENRY DREHER 4 HoPsoN, AUCTIoNEERs, SELL
this day, at 1915 o'clock 10 Bowery Furniture round
and square Tables dozen cane Chairs marble top
Lounge Stoves Ice Box Cocxs Sheets 1c; also lot OF
Silver Plated Ware.
Also,
At ii O'clock Mortgage sale OF Groceries, c 10 boxes Soap
Tea Cocoa Chicoy 10 casks Coffee Tomatoes lot
Backing bale OF Hops, Brushes, &c.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-09-18

lsts The niisaionaz md their nati ve com
q The result 81 the objection was soon APP
catcchist Yang 10 the act Of teaching q
school. The local mandarin was appealed
to, and made some feeble refnOnstrances,
which were intellectual. After some delay,
the good and brave catechist was butchered
by the mob in front of the magistrates,
house. He had endured much cruel treat
ment previously during the two days that
he was in the hands of his savage tOrmen-
tors He faced all his sufferinga as we'll as
his death with the cheerful cdhEage Of a
true martyr. .ZS
Another missionary station in China, in
the prefecture of Kien-tee, has been harried
by the Pagans. Father Pfister, ST., writes,
that sudden outbreak occurred in De-
cember last, in which nineteen persons had
lost their lives. The houses of the Chris
tians to the number of ten were burnt;
twenty two persons, chiefly young women,
were carried off and have not since been
heard of. One jealous convert by the name
of Yu-yen-hon was seized by the rioters,
and was offered his life on condition that
| he would trample on Crucifx which was
found in his possession. His answer was
| to kneel down and openly venerate the
SYMBOL of Redemption. The act SO en-
| bound him hand and foot in his own house,
heaped straw around him aud set it on fire.
burning the martyr alive in his own dwell
ing as a funeral pile. Many other shock
ing barbarities are related. Living chill
dren were thrown into the confiagration o.
the flaming houses; an infant was dashed te
pieces on the threshold of its own home
All the dwellings of the Christians were
plundered, and the outrages continued un'
til one of the leading men of the district
| himself q Pagan, but favorably disposed
towards the Christians, assembled some O
his tenantry and drove off the ferociou'
| mob.-Idblet.
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sioniof the Jesuits, who would Il once
more, and be again suppressed never 70
rise again: g quail yisorti Nn' GltrG colt0
sarann0 di nwou0 i5isfrstti per non rtsMrgere
pim." That fierce tempest would be rais-
ed up against the church at last, and only
two religious orders would be left existing,
the Dominicans and the Capuchins, to-
gether with the hospitalers, whose office
it would be to lodge the pilgrims, who
would go to visit the tombs of the many
martyrs slain during the persecution In
Italy. That Austria, Russia and Prussia
would league together against the rebels,
and that the Pruss:ans would submit to
the Church, and England would be con-
verted. That the Russians would be ad-
monished by the Sovereign Pontiff, and be
more humane towards Catholics. In the
account of her death, it is said that she re-
lated every minute circumstance OF it be-
forehand, and that she often said weeping
that many sins inundated Italy, and that
terrible events lowered over the world,
and especially over Italy, and that she told
her sisters that if it was given to them to
see all that she saw, they would not be able
to suppress their grief. 1t was we'll known
that she constantly said In the persecu,
ton against the Church, the priests and
monks will be massacred without mercy
Prophecies on the Church and ReuolMtion
Anfichrist and the Last Times. Edited By
Henry u. Ldag0n.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-09-18

~ were 1Iept up IN n ad-
,yeneed hour az the night. On the wboles
the characterization was remarkable Tor 1tS
apOntAniety, Its enthusiasm, and it, mag,
.ui6c6pce; and the iliustrious prelate could
NOT fail to zee that his glorious services IN
fully appreciated by his people.
More Orange Denonstration.-'tW Where
there's will there's way," and when the
Orangemen of Ulster wish to irritate their
Catholic neighbors, they generally succeed
in finding a suitable opportunity. The
foolish and wicked proceedings of the APP
prentice Boys at Derry were no sooner over
than Mr.. J0hnstone, Nj. p, fastened to
Tyrone to give evidence that his power to
work mischief was not exhausted by his
efforts at Derry, and that he was still capa-
BILE Of an act of criminal folly. The open
ing of the "Tyrone Protestant Hail." in
Omagh, was the occasion of a large gather
ing of 'tthe brethren" in that town. AS in
Derry, party emblems were freely displayed
and party tunes were played, in open and
direct violation of the law. AS in Derry,
the Orangemen were not only permitted by
the authorities to violate the law with i'm
punity, but they were actually protected
| while they were doing so by force OF five
hundred police and company of dragons
Mr.. Johnston, of course, delivered speech;
Orangemen Ito God supersedes" their "duty
to any Government" and, consequently
that they should resist, if necessary, on the
field of battle, any law which they may
consider ought not to have been enacted
We are happy to say that, owing to ths
good sense of the Catholics of Tyrone, the
tomfoolery of Mr.. Johnston and his follow
ers did not bring with it the lamentable
consequences which it caused in Derry.