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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-30
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MAUADlNEC / z,
49,. .onds us che second .omber of an
Cmos'eo, contaping some average steel engray,ngs
"a variety Of Art miscehs"y 80 c.
Tho monthly number OF Aep,etons' Jonrnal
in IL, s,,ords an excellent ~. 80 ,ho Great variety
% e,eyer writing, striking dsaspatiops and rleassst
aOellaneous matter which awe secured FOR this oapa
lie marked success ..'4 .
The Riverside Mac ,ssSns for September con-
tins variety OF 1uVe <fe arr ces well maintaining the
original standard of he magazine and likely 30 be OF
peculiar interest 10 ~ youthful circle OF readers '
typographical exc ta,iun now IA Always, is sa1nrane
The union 'JfiTAe Phreaetogicai Jet'ndi aira
Poekard's Monthly seems to work well. Ihe '0s,se'
continues 10 cont ain ~, old features, and eaters
iis speoia 6las ~ readers while Mr. faekaro' pre-
,eryos for his past of tae magazine the cr~ie
xisyf dash, and Young american so-ahead wren
vvye 80 char asteus tic Monthly when pusr IN
,snarse fo IN The present number contains n articles
hesrae editorial items aPt Il thus seen to hsSe an
na,yce OF VI ety rs eel as no little force and bold
;ness
Bsurs at Home appears for the next to the
s time In the september Barv in October tht
>.estbners gill issue Tor November the trst mum
Der Of tn new 80 les of Seribners konthIy,
he edited by DR.. aIolland. The magazine, who's
diving nun hers still uman, attracts therefore, but htt
attention although contains several ARTICLES OF merit
prominent among watch the extracts from Charlotte
FrontSs Letters, secured by Mr. BigelOw; Poem and
clever prose Skees by 'H. H." article on The New
Eduoaion" by Horace Bushnell; and another on othe
Words than Ours by Maria Mitchell.
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iferent boards to-day

Southern state stocks, tennessee %, ~
do new, cot slight advance over last weeks prices
Missouri eO9 a9OI.
Railroad bonds are very dun, they not an excep-
ton to the securities the market. We learn
that persons from the country changing Government
bonds Railway bonds in order to set higher rate OF
interest aud these every week sold 10 The Govern
ment Central Pacific bonds, s7sass Union Pacific, sll
jefferson Railroad 1st mortgage, 81.
Bank shares very dull The operations at the stock
best shown by the sales, reported There
life enough in the Boards to call the members into
the rooms N. Y. Central and Hudson quoted at 943
do certificates s9s Lake Shore 9l!; Toledo Wabash and
Central 5lA Chicago and Rock Island 1l3; Illinois Cen
trail 1885, Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central, II
Chicago and North Western preferred s5i and Boston
Hartford and Erie g. The market is wholly void Of any
interest hut prices firm, with the hope OF more
active time in the markets.
Bids made for the bonds and stocks named as fol-
lows For the NewYork City Loan per cent, 1881 96
for Brooklyn Water Loan 6per cent, %; Kings County
per cent for Delaware and Hudson Canal, l2l; for
Adams Express, G4t WellsFargo l2 American Express
4O United states, 49, Pacific Mail 49, for Western Union
bonds s9, Cleveland and Toledo new bonds 9O Citizens
Gas Company $780, Williamsburgh do, 1Go Lake Shore
demand bonds, 9o North Missouri, first mortgage 81
The earnings OF the Cleveland and Erie Railroad,
the eastern end Of the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
Railroad the year of its opening, 1929 100000
and in 1862 ssOOoO Five passenger trains sent out
daily each way, from Cleveland and Buffalo, and 400
freight cars are sent out daily, each way,
to and from Buffalo, each carrying 10 tuns of freight
making OF freight sent East daily from Cleveland by
rail four thousand tuns When this line OF road in
contemplation, 1t with great difficulty that the capt.
tai stock Sold persons then did not believe that
IL was among the possible things in this world that rail
along the southern shore of Lake Erie with its large
steamboats, and propelers and sailvessels, could be
success. We think not in when state
that up TO the time Of its consolidation with the Ceve
land Toledo, and Michigan Southern and Northern In
diana Railroad Companies that the Cleveland, Pains
Vile and Ashtabula Railroad had paid larger dividends to
its stockholders than any railroad in the United States
and IL never was in more prosperous condition than
to-day, aud its travel and traffic are constantly increas
ing
The following are the Government quotations reported
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MONDAY, Aug. 79-P. N.


The week opens as the last week closed,
upon money market OF remarkable ease Tor the reason
that there is demand for money at the banks OF az
the banking Offices in this city. Money In great album
dance can be had call at from 4~S per cent "hen
there sharp, active demand, the rates "ouu pe
from ,,77 per cent As long "a the Stock Boards con-
Time IA dun as they are now there will be no demand
for money. and the rates call will remain very low
The result Of the Ia the one absorbing topic OF IN
erest and in the extreme torpdty OF business brokers
and Others amuse themselves in making bets as to the
number of days before the Prussian army VIII 10 I'D
Paris: or that the French army Will be victorious or
that Napoleon will again be an exile and fugiVe IRON
France.
Foreign exchange duh, and business ia generally
done at concession the nominal rates, which are as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-30

COFPBB-Then fair Rio ml pnces bat
other kinds dul Rio hdic goy sa-s 1850 bags RIO Fyep
1900 bags do per Ioous i do, senna and do PER Soah
America
sPLOUR AND MgAL-sae and Western Flour dull. IS
usual the opening Of the weeh and most grades are ss esse
Shippers spsng irsde aud FAMILY orsn are iry ouefu ana
the supply considerably In Of the demand N ana super are
about previous heed sour
plenty And unstable sales sNv bost we quote a.
Sour ~ bpl , 20 ONO Ind IN Sup s5 05q s5 80
No 2.,.,...,....,... 4 Is Ohio Roasdhocp. Ez
bsudD... 6J1 soho bI Trade erds oG W
State (faRey do.l..... d @0 @ White Wheat hxra
Wesin shipping Ext. $50 10 ONO lad aud Mich Soa ~
Good 10 choice spring Double Extra DO do. asa 80
Wheat EIss..... 100 6o 81 lou. single Rks 100 W
BIT. Louis, Double Bf sra ~
Amber lbiiana, st Lous, frIe hx. a60 y ~
Ohio and Michigan. O0d a. tennessee. Ei brands 100 a.
medium high grades Irregular
and ansAabe the lov grades and sss 40 bb We
qaotes
Bait Alex end 0eoetowD. mixed 70 good spp. IS SqS51
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fair dernspi marksi J. FRO A.
Shipping AMI sldti Is for Retail o IoaS Rye sias gSss
81 I0d 81 a. and Short d.. sc.
HEMP continues quiet; Manils aialic and Jut Al ss,
NOLAssRs-Ths market .sT dull and prices entirely seHral
NAVAL SToREsIbere has been fair demh f1r Spirit iys,
tine to-day but owing 70 higher prce- asd bet h has bees
quiet quote strained Resins FL ia 81 ei No. s9
81 70; No, 81 sas3 Por Tar md Pit there Af<
90 as; rec-fJts Of Rosn oday / 90 bills
oILsAmenoan Hnsei has been f demand and The msrts
OILS are quit but prices are without special cag NahneaIed ID
dbl and unchanged Other Oils are vthOst myers
change
PROvIsIOys-Pok il errmey DOH AMI prices nosnnAy n
changed 100 bills $2sd +28 IS for Nes the outside ~
lots s2S IS fer City 10 Por future tehysr TIE matst
Extra Mes 1eros Besf dali ard pnne-
Beef Hams quiet and prices unchanged ~ ~ 'g k-s
heavy hrn and ari rtyei s 80 a.
and ietc for No L. leialesc for Guy and 6s fo Wsaap
scarcity immediate delivery causing hoters a.
which retners who wants present pfet5 generally lpg
pay Por deyery i9,al3i and Zoe september ~
Crude shipping order and Nshtbs are nouaa Pnors A ~
II Refined there bas bern little business sne anoug as
du0 Refined Octoher November delivery
sales Of 500 bh obbng lot at aZic The ass, The css
In Phisaelpha sales OF 200 bS ReS3ed made Et
for ugust receipts there to-day so bb Refined AID ~
bill. Crude Exports Of Petroleum from SesoFk today s1 sAf
RCE-Tbere business and prices show more sA
ses go bags Rangoon at a7i 100 90 Patps at y. h"1
sUGARsRaw demand AMI with the oaers "a
sdsrate price are sra Eas 70 GoG P ssas sS
Havana part t. Refined IN moderate demand an steady ~
for Hlrls =. $500. -
snail teng made 81 high IS ~ 'ose.
nus dun lisc Calcuia Lnseed eAssr essh s o.
TALLOW-The market only moderately active and .ts'
20 900 n at DC for Common to Prime.
wHIsKYrhe quiet bat steady holders are asking so
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The following the Government quotations reported
by Messrs. Elsk & Hatch al 4 ID. LII:
The following shows the result of odays business at
the Sub. Treasury i'm this

The following shows the result Of todays business at
the Sub Treasury in this city:
Gold receipts ssi9s2 Currency balance 1852 Isl 10
Gold payments 655 Customs -. So, 600 90
Gold balance ..... 67,8l5 ,1lJ 81 Cancld Gold Cers
cureney receipts lls59 Us seut to Wash DC 625 900
Receipts OF the Des Moines Valley Railroad COMPANY
for the third week In August:
81 76 y 1889 ....sl8lG2 IS Increase siO7i 50
IAe Ioroto Globe of the nth inst In writing of the
Canada Carrying Trade" says: The refusal of the
United states Congress 70 adopt the Presidents sugges
on ABOUT mod1ying their laws so as to permit
the purchase or foreign built vessels Is telling
upon Canadian shipping The amount OF wheat shipped
from tne west Tor the four weeks ending 18th August
Wa 3HeO bushels NJ which l,i6 900 entered Canada
anu gave our railways IA well boats profit in it,
convey ace 10 snow the change that IL being elected
may DE noted that during the week already
OF this year St barrels OF flour were received AZ Mon
ea aRalnst a,o last year while there were for the
against i77 eco in 1909" ' " ~
above facts speak very loud the people and TO
,ne capuists 0 New York, aud they should give new
s,muus 10 the friends Of the New-York and Oswego
noan. me real estate holders along te line OF the
"a VI he real estate owners south OF Fultonstreet
~ nj WY, couu Wen afford to take sufficient OF the
~ ~, ~ oupie thh important line OF road and To put
~ III no tonS stock necessary To the large eight
uht would Immediately receive New Workers
must e up ana doing, or s immense wealth. its large
mPoIutu9hs ts urfvaed situation for trade aud com
mevc wiz nH avail against the greater energy Of Phila
u.RI anu baltimorc, the ono hand and thd wealth
~ W. lng'ish ana the enterprise OF the Canadians
.ns othsr' Our merchants should remember that when
us,u ~ once diverted from channel t Is 10 very dim
eu inaI 70 get ~ back again Let retain AL that
wv NAVE ahu every day reach out after more.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-30

As, an, ufeeor.etesn, EItrA ssd Ps~sy. s-~
sislssoad cssuity isn,ss's C"..'. sgs
!: -: r.. y y.a; :
rye fio lnaehTs bat prees ave heavy a. .. o 80
western - ia - 90 STAT. .nd p, re 7ese
oo NM nsa auD aud pno,s .r s".s ss loo bs W y
Con- Meal we',,rn o. ga o Meal NJ. D.
FhElGHT5-OcssR Grain Pr-shts -, y. arB -
% ihe ,cire o. ssmsr room esag The @ s. s, -
Liverpool 1900 bnh AT cal we're
sail 500 bush Wheat We wee Your IA Unnecessary W
Ig .tsa@ Wheat % London y s. faliS Rss we
.hogss dull ,ae bsI. sppEy ,es layer s .'as.ss "A
ehssy 70, export though FER for NJ ing The d,ise ros ~
Spring. el q tr fair No: Chicago sgnsgi FL HSsI ss.s
3do. do &f l3n 81 n for Misaake~ al a. No.
Western I'll 60 for No. White Mlehiga, 81 DO Al AnAW
her DO o. % Tor white Southern and III 20 Lnh.r An
Barley plenty qnfe dull snd he.yy, R.fsy MAJ
sd plenty 800 bosh u a.. hId .sv
White quite EEm, aud New hiIed heAvyi TOE ~ "a
52as1e fo Sew Ohio mrei and whte; wes'sfn tg ~
and New st5ldss and Jensy and Southern 9slIe h.
bee and IN, re sales 60 bush W "a.
and Dor track Jrh is es Aee, easier sever f s-si
chiefly for The home the saies NJ irsh slzks -
Damp and Unsound iaSc br westerp hiIst Wesrp Wh.
81 81 %; do Yellow 4dsSe and Ro1rd Yellow Ne
cosPARATIyS GRAIN ~ roEE AN.
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THE MARKETS.

Carefully reported for The TRIBUNE
MONDAY %. 1870
ASHRS-Pots remain 6rm with fair demand % 30 as
Pearls inactive, and prices nominal at S9dS9 rs
COrr0NA uniform all manufacturing roi, and
very little Offering bat other grades dull and irregular with the
buyers favor sales Of ST. bales SATURDAY Of which
taken for export a for consumption and for speculation for future
delivery the Fall quiet the pncps attention
being the settlement which prices
have irregular weak sales follows: SATURDAY
200 bales August September i7c to-day J sc
loo 9to loo September l7ic 30s lie, all bAss Of Low
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-30
EIGHT PER CENT GOLD BONDS,
Endorsed by
STATE OF ALABAMA.

Price. % and accrued Interest.
First Mortgage Bonds issued by the Montgomery
and Eufaula Railroad, finished road. Issue
stricted by law. and surrounded by guarantees that
render the bonds most desirable investment. The
road is now about to open its valuable connection
with Union Springs, and will be completed within
year to Eufaula. It's finances in excellent condi
ton, and it has during the last year been making
satisfactory net earnings.
We recommend these bonds as a cheap and WELL
secured Investment.
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co, 25 Nassau-st
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TABLE of the Average AmVnal Of Loans Specie, Ctepla
lion Deposits and LEGAL Tc,,ders In Gs Banks Of ne
Cuy Of Nsp York FOR lie geek sndtsg saturday, Asg
a. 1870 .....l..lr
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HAY continues IN dnapf and the martst ~ Era
Shipping anil sIas Is for Retail .o,s Ious Rye sia. gs
81 I0d 81 u. and Short d. at sc
HEMP continues quiet; Minls At aiallic and JOt Sest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-30

BANKNG-HoUs OF HENRY CLEws Il Co., 81
WALL-sT, Y. Y.
Deposit accounts be opened with us In either
currency OF coin, subject to check without notice.
Interest allowed upon ali daily balances at current
market rates. Checks upon us pass through the
Clearing House as if drawn upon any city bank.
We draw Bills of Exchange, make telegraphic
transfers of money and issue credits available in all
parts of Europe
We issue Certificates of Deposit payable de-
mand or at fixed date, bearing interest and availa-
BILE at all money centers.
Collections made in any part otthe world.
CLEws, HABICHT a. Co., Lothbury, London.
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GILMAN. Son & Co.

TII-WAN, Sun q 90,
BANKERS, No. AZ EXCHANGE-PLACE,
Offer for sale the following STATE of ILLINOIS, CoUN-
TY and TOWNSHIP Bonds
per cent bonds Clay Co., Ill., at SO and interest.
10 10 per cent bonds Lamard Township, Wayne Co.,
81 900 each. at 95 and interest.
10 per cent bonds Bedford Township, Wayne Co.,
81 600 each at 95 and interest.
20 per cent bonds Harter Township, Wayne Co,
81 600 each at 81 and interest.
5 10 per cent bonds Big Mound Township Wayne
Co., 81, 0O0.each, at 90 and interest.
These bonds were issued under special act of Leg
isature. Extract from letter by the State Auditor
1t is the duty of the Auditor of the State TO levy
from time TO time sufficient taxes to meet all accru-
ing interest and principal
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-20

streamed freely. "my country, my beautiful
put unfortunate country, though Inever see
you again, my blessing and the blessing of God
be with You for ever and ever. Oh, may that
hash be an omen of bright and happy days to
como for you yet. Again, heavens blessing
more, amen.n
He stretched forth his hands and sank on the
deck: the winds swelled the sails, and pipe.l
thelr wild song amid the sails aud cordage:
the vessel was on her course
TO be continued.)
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-20
III. RAMIERE, SD.

The London Daily Telegraph the other
day had very fair article, pointing out
the difference between the attendance at
the churches in England compared with
that in France. 1t says:
While the churches pt Roucn, Rheims,
Tours and Orleans are places of worship
from morning till night, those of Durham
and Canterbury are, except on special oc-
casions, mere haunts of sight-seers On the
Continent, we find two or more priests,
conducting service in the side chapcls from
an early hour and, in the case of war
stricken France, one of those chapels is
certain to contain, "pautel privilegiee pour
les morris" At ten o'clock Mass may DO
said at the high altar; while on Sundays
and saints days there are special services,
attended by the archbishop or the bishop.
At this season, when France has been
struck down by an unexampled series of
defeats, and when the land is full of
mourners, the cathedrals draw, of course,
n crowd of suppliants. Mothers and sis
tiers, and young maidens come to pray for
the son, or brother, or lover whom their
cOuntry's cause has drawn to the front,
and whom they may never see again. Ii
the wOrshipers are mourHers for those who
have died for France at Graveloot and
Sedan, they crowd round the altar con-
secrated to the dead, and pour forth their
silent prayers with a look of desolatjon
which might soften the theological criti-
cism of the most orthodox English witness.
At present the cathedrals OF France are the
places for the expression of the cUmiuoo
sorrow. Ii is beneath their mighty arches,
and in the sacredness of their tinted gloom,
that we may hest SEQ how profuuud is tbs.
feeling Of Ia belle France.
1t were to he wished that the English
press would more frequently adopt this
strain instead of dwelling on the g vices OF
Rumish countries"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-20
A Catholic Word for France.
To the Editor of the Tablet:

To the Editor of the Tablet:
Sir-Alow one of your French readers
to take in the columns of the Tablet the
defence of Catholic France against the cor
respondent who sent you last week ga Ca
tholic Word for Germany"
Ifthe welfare and glory of Germany was
the real object advocated by the writer of
that article, l should have nothing to say.
But he wishes that the Prussian flag should
fly over the Tuileries, that France should
he dismembered in other words, that the
frst-b"rn daughter of the Church should
be utterly put down and lose its RANK
among the great nations. 1 cannot but
protest against such II wish, and declare
1t unworthy of n loyal Catholic. Among
the motives upon which it is grounded,
there are truths which frankly acknnw-
ledge, however humiiating they may be
for my unfortunate country but there are
also pal2able errors which German wit
nes>cs Will help me to refute, aud whose
prnpa CATION, 10y drpriving us of the sym
patty aud prayers of our English brethren,
would be highly prejudicial not only to
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-20
Publication omoe-No. 1874 carondelet street.
VOLUME Ill.
Morning Star and Catholic Messenger.
THE LATEST VERSION.
DEDICATED TO sxk1Lus PUNCH

Where is the Britcus Fatheriandf
Is it where Ireland, robbed and banned,
Stands by the melancholy" sea,
And dares to vow she IL yet be free2
.Oh. pundit. cease this biting chaff;
lis shame alone Restraints a laugh.
Where is the Briton Fatherlandl
Msjes 1t upon Australian strand,
Where six erect communities
Lift a new banner to the breeze?
Pehaw! hold your peace. Get on, get on,
Our grip Of Empire there ID goI @"
Where Is the Briton's Fatherland2
Is il where ReilIie's rebels stand
BY the Red River, and declare
No foe their heritage shall share - ---
:" GU ask such questions! DO be calm.
The Canadas mean Uncle SAM"
Where is the BIiton's Fatherlanal
Bides IL Within those climates grand,
Where Hindoo. Bfahmin bowed with chains,
Shout to their gods to end their pans
Again your taunts are sharp and free
Do you forget the Mutinyl"
Where is the BIitons Fatheilandl
Is it y here rihs axe, in hand,
The dusk and gallant Maori
Strikes to be masterless ana free
New Zealand! But " hy look you there!
1t is our shame and our despair.
Then tell us where u the Briton's land;
Tell Ii in words men understand.
Is where London lOafeIs dwell.
And Ms h Guido the work OF uelli
You're silent from excessive pain
You speak and l, ut once, refrain.
"Wherever, with impupty,
Aggression, murder, loot. can be;
Where, meant for the imperial good,
Revenue can be coined from blood,
And weakness be concerted BY brag.
Behold our civilising flag!
:. Wherever beaten peoples groan.
And In their straits require loan
Wherever beef and Bfbies make '.s 80
A profit we from Hell can rake;
There, sneering Celt, take mp your stand
Thsre is the Briton's Fatherfand.' -Zosfn,us.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-20
"a Catholic Word for Germany"

|
Some weeks ago we published an article
with the above caption from the London
Tablet. 1t was from Rev. correspondent
OF that paper, and in copying it, had no
thought of being held responsible for its
sentiments. There was one portion to
which we had decided obiection-that in
which the different races were contrasted.
Ii no qualifying comment accompanied it,
it was simply because we deemed our
views on the war and the parties carry
ing it on were SO we'll known, that such
course was considered supelfluous. No per-
son having any experience in newspaper
editing could for a moment think of hold
ing an editor responsible for the diverse
sentiments expressed by correspondents.
cotemporary thought proper to question
the cansistency of the Tablet and ourselves,
wbichsonfy shows that lawyer without
br:efsend 9 poetaster without admirers,
sIssalx's as occupying the positien Of editors,
may be deplorably deficient in knowledge
OF the canons governing the profession.
From the beginning of the war We have
openly confessed that our sympathes were
with the great Catholic people of France.
We distinguished between them and their
ruler-and we must continue to distinguish
between them and their actual government
The former abandoned the august head of
the Church, and upon the eve of the AS
sumption of the blessed Mother of God,
permitted the statue of Voltaire to be
erected in public square of the capital in
the midst of foul orgies and biasphemous
demonstrations of triumph as for the
present rnlers, Gambetta, Rochefort and
possibly Garihaldi, are they not implacable
enemies of order and rcligion7 Need we
refer to TIE columnssof Catholic and non
Catholic ;ournals for the actual 'treatm mt |
of the c!crsy-of the religious orders-the
threatened suppression of their houses, and |
the impurities that are taking place in
churches, as an indication of the spirit |
which is uppcrmost? We know how to esti- |
mate all these things, and to what account
to place them. We think we have proper |
sense of Tie heroism of the Catholic element
still in France. Its Gevotedness to the cause |
of God its hunger and thirst after the sal
walton of souls; and its noble impulses in |
the cause of charity-these are grounds for !
admiration and confidence. These must
triumph in the end. The conversion of
heather lands seems to lie before it as
portion of its Inheritance. End there is
not Catholic Church in existence that
will not mourn, and suffer, and be in part |
despoiled by the spoliation of France.
And now we take pleasure in placinfr he
fore our readers an answer to ga Catholic |
Word for Germany" which appeared in
the last number of the Tablet, written by
an eminent member of the Society of Jesus,
Father Ramiere, of Toulouse. 1t is enti-
tied
Catholic Word for Franco.
To the Editor of the Tablet
Shallow one of your French readers
to take in the columns of the Tablet the
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-20

Bishop Mcfarland says that fty years ago there vye-A
but three Catholic families ia CouHec'icat and Rhode
island. Now there are TOO chrrrheS and Stul Tabo
lice The Catholics ia Rhode Island have sUettiti Of.
the population aud last yer half Of THE pPtt born
Ia the state.