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DENTIsTRY.-It is the most Sophisticated
,ooy TO defer attention the teeth until rreparabe
decay In II is the falsest economy to refuse lib,
voved In this not to be estimated by dollars
and cents Indeed the length of life Its onrtailment
easutabiv decided by the proper mascation of the
food However whether caused by neglect or natural
TanniIv in 0r Maonsy 2O3 st. Andrew street. com:
1etet and scientific dentist be found whose skill
ward in expressing their thanks for the great benefit
conferred We desire to lay particular stress on the
fact that Tlr Maloney's fees so reasonable as
f recnde all possible excuse of his experience and
skill not being awaited of.
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HALEY's News DEPoTs.-New Orleans has
great many not only for the residents but
for visitors who it's gates We will spare tho
reader of them, presuming on his per-
ceptive powers and combining ourselves to Haleys Lit
erary DEPICTS in Commercial Place. and Poydras street.
near st. Charles. What Brentano's is to New York,
Haleys is to New Orleans-the centre of all that is
recherche in illustrated literature Such an institution
is of incaculablo advantage to any community and
that our people appreciate it evident by the liberal
patronage bestowed He is in the constant receipt of
the and best foreign and domestic periodicals and
papers. His kind epdeavors to meet tho wishes OF his
are unceasin and the pleasure of visit to
his is enhanced in no small degree by the
courteousness of himself and assistants.
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ST.. AIoYsrus AcADEMY-This educational
establishment has been in existence over year and
the results have been most fatterng The Brothers IN
charge conscientously devoted to their glorious
calling, and with unhagging application they oestow
their best energies n promoting the advancement OF
the pupils entrusted to their charged The Brothers OF
the Sacred Heart mpart education which is at once
sod moral Christian. Particular attention paid
to those branches which the pupils for CONNER
cal fe The location is eligible for our down
town friends corner Charities and Barracks streets
See advertisement.
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In 496 Clovis the founder of the French monarchy.
after he the Alemann at the battle OF Toll
biac Cologne received baptism in the Cathedral OF
Rheims in gratitude for tho victory vouchsafed to his
an answer his prayer to the God of the Chris
tans In the of perhaps the last sovereign OF
France his baptism of fire and blood and his hrst
lessons defeat takes reuge together with his father
in the same city driven thther by the menacng cries
of French soldiers in the Camp of Chalons. Inc con-
trast touching and striking and has moral OF its
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SINGERS SEWING MACH

SINGERS SEWING MAcHINE.-No testimony
NAV date theorists may expOund but the experiment
taIst has the power TO convey convection TO the
mind Thus we have something snbstantia 10 go upon
when we hear q lady say: On birthday, In the year
fs54 my husband made me a present OF singer SOW.
mo Machine For nearly fifteen years it has done its
work-hundreds, yes. thousands OF dollars, worthTand
II has never least out of repair Can thing
he more TO point than this Yet snch Is the uni
form verdict all who have tried the Singer Al.
though the demand il unprecedented the ageSts, w r.
Cooper Co, No Camp street, have an ample STOCK
orh
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Hong Kong telegram Of a late date gives but htte
news regarding affairs in China. The French and Eng.
,b admirals are ut Chefoo awaiting instructions The
military force ut Hong Kong held in leave
ediately event of complications There can
be no doubt that England France and Russia will de-
apd satisfaction at concerted time for the recent
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Card Of Thanks.

ST. vIxcEST's ISPANr ASYLUM, }
Corner Race and Magazine streets (
New Orleans. Sept 10, 1871.
Sister NJ. gnes tenders many thanks 70 .ne ti
inO M-n'a Democratic Club for the generous
of Forty poiar- to the infant ASyiuin 2nr 900 t:o.,
,ba,1eyspy messing is the fervent wish OF the
oTpnssIist anu '''' SISTER NJ. AGNES.
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Morning Star and Catholic Messenger,
FEW ORLEANS. SUNDAY. sEPTTMHER ~ az =
The Pope-Italy.

Inc Pope-Italy.
The last kilograms lead us to sunnose
that Rome is fully in possession of the
itaiian government. BY her recent ae-
acknowledgement of former obligations, she
places herself in an attitude of which the
world Will soon have an opportunity of
Judging. By this recent avowal she pro-
fesses TO undertake over again duties in
which she 80 conspicuously and PREACHER
onsly failed shortly after she entered into
them the first time. Catholics, at least.
have no faith in her professions. Her very
existence is due to revolution. She has
established her foundations upon sacrilege,
and shameless disregard of sacred rights.
Since her King commenced his bucaneer-
ing course he has never for an instant lost
sight Of the wish of his heart, to disposses
the Pope of his territories. The present
movement, however speciously concealed.
is bnt the. fulfllment of an unrelaxed pur-
pose. He had previously, with scarce an ex-
cuse for justification, appropriated to him
self the larger of the part patrimony of St.
Peter. Hardly less barefaced is the present
pretext of submitting the question to the
sham ordeal of a plebescitun,. The trick is
too transparent to deceive the most simple.
The Pope may be driven out, blood may
How as it has done before-beloved and
heroic lives may be split in the emphatic
protest of q stubborn resistance, calculating
no odds, be they as overwhelming as they
may. But that will not accomplish the end.
The Supreme Pontiff may be prosecuted,
harassed, exiled, nay, even martyred, but
the apparent victors will find that the end
is not yet.
In looking over the recent debates in the
Chamber of Deputies at Florence, the tia
liam Minister endeavored to excuse the
present step by stating that Italy did not
consider the stipulations of the Septcm-
Der Convention abrogated by subsequent
events. With reference to the immediate
future, he continued, the Government had
one concern, and one only-it was the
guardianship of the national interests in
Rome. In his eyes the rights of the Ro-
mans and the spiritual independence of the
Church constituted the essence of the ques,
ton. In reply to another speaker, the
Minister denied that Prussia had (as has
been stately made any declaration hostil,
to the interests and wishes of Italy. One
thing more it is important to notice
namely, that as the revolutionary paper.
have been approaching the friends of the
Holy See with sudden wish to throw
themselves and it into the hands of Prus
STA 30 the inevitable contradiction comes
as usual, just at the right moment from thu
right quarter. The Norddeutsche Zeitun.
Berlin, August %, is authorized com
pletely to contradict the statement, on tn
one hand, that the Prussian Ambassador a
Rome had offered the Pope troops of occu
patton and, on the other, that the Ponti
fical Government had ever desired troop
of occupation" The insincere outgiving
of the Italian Minister deceive no Catholic
The faithlessness of former pledges are TOT
recent for that.
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The Wilson Improved Shuttle Sewing Ma
chine, the first great .uccessfu sewing machine ever
the great sewing machine of the people Money
family friend secured and the beat family sewing
machine obtained by simply purchasing Of these
rapid effective and perfect machines Price, So
Office and salesroo 1e9 Canar street, corner Oh Bur
Rundy,
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HAT MANUFAcToRY.-John Friel, practical
halter 100 st Charles erect under Murphys Hotel il
aiways ready IN furnish order hats made of the best
material and of the latest syie An ample assortment
from which to choose constantly hand See adyer.
tisement
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M DoIIINaER-The Oiuilta Cattolicd, for August 20
notices six German books or pamphlets In answer to
Or ollipeer attacks upon the Council Some of them
sro ritten nv Germans eminent for their literary at
kaInments.
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MARRIED:

On Thursday, September Is. by the Rev. Father Fian.
,.zop AT St. Mary's Church. WIN. EGAN to Mas L.
A FLYNN, both of this city. No carda
.Moble papers please copy.
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The eldest brother of the illustrious Lacordare has
just died at L:ege, aged GO years. He of the
most distinguished entomologists of Europe and author
of natural history thirteen volumes which is held
in great esteem.
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Moss, WooI, HIDES, BEEswAx, EALLow, etc.
Tosenb Raym,nd ~ Customhouse street, deals In the
foregoing articles Address Glass Box 3s9 ?. O. See
advet tsement.
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+ A scoundrel in Ohio lately gave the
clergyman who married him bogus check
for his services, and received large
amount of genuine currency in change.
That fellow ought to be checked with q
halter.
In a Virginia court recently two claim
ants appeared for pair of ducks. Court,
jury and lawyers adjourned to the barn
yard, where the whole flock was turned
loose, when the property in dispute spread
its wings and waddled off to the premises
of the plaintiff, to the satisfaction of all
parties except the defendant.
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THE FENIANS.
General Starr and Comrades Pardoned by
the President.

General Starr and Comrades Pardoned by
the President.
AUBURN, Oct Is, 1870.
General Starr, Colonel Thompson and Captain
Mannix, who were convicted at the July Term OF
the Circuit Court for the Northern district OF the
State of New York for violation OF the Neutrality
laws, were this afternoon released from confinement
III the Auburn State Prison. Their pardons arrived
by the afternoon mail. and were Immediately de-
livered to the Warden OF the prison by Deputy
United States Marshal Colonel Thomas. The
gentlemen were summoned to the Warden's once
and after the reading OF their pardon and the
pleon OF the necessary papers they were set at lib
erty. They viii remain In the city until Monday
morning, wnen they will leave for Canandaigua,
and thence home They are In the best OF health
and spirits and express gratitude Tor the Kindness
received from the prison officials during their incar-
ceratOn, especially from Major Guion, in whose de-
partment they were detailed. In the evening they
were serenaded at the St. James Hotel. The event
has occasioned much excitement among the Fenans
In the city and vicinity.
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A TRAGEDY AyERrED.

DInlc ulties Of JenIou. Wife-A Singular
Case.
Mrs Cynthia Scheffelin. wife OF ex-policeman
Schceiin, yesterday caused the arrest in Williams.
burg, OF Mrs. Emma Sage, wife OF prominent resi-.
dent OF Fourth street, charge OF threatening her
life, and the case was disposed or by Justice voor.
HES, who placed Mrs. Sage under bonds 10 keep
the peace for one pear. IL appears thar
Mrs. Scheilelin and her husband recently
separated the former accusing him OF TOO close
an Intimacy with Mrs. Sage, the wife of
his best friend. Since the separation Mr. Schenclin
paid weekly for the support OF HE wife and cnnd,
bu refused to live In the same house with her. ON
account or what he calls her insane jealousy. For
three months past ne says that she daily disguised
herself and followed him every where he went with
the expectation that she would find him IN Mrs.
talking together on Grand street New
York, anu at another lime on Broadway
Williamsburg. Both these meetings Mr. Schet.
ieliD says were accidental and the topic CONVEX.
salon each Time was his business enbarrassmcnJs
he having been assisted largely il.busncss BIZ her
husband, whom he claims to be The best friend he
ever nad. MIS-. sage was also frequently followed
by the jealous woman, ana becoming enraged at her
This weapon she had In her possession when Mrs
Scheueln last encountered her with her nus
band aud she drew 1t IN u III OF
evaporation with evident deadly intent,
one OF the chambers was discharged while ne WAS
In the at OF SELLING IT, but the bullet went In d.
recIon exactly opposite To where his wife was
standing ~ the time. MI. Alfred X. sage. the hus-
zen lie feels confident that Mrs. Scneiyen has no
cause Tor her Jealousy aud has the mos. implicit
confidence IN ncr husband. wth Yu0u ua ha3 been
0q brQiheru tSfma Tor yeerA $3.50
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WYOMING.

Return OF the Ynie College Expediiion-iu-
tcresting Observation-Disclosures of Tropical
Animals Found Among the Mountains.
Fort BRfDGER. Oct Is, 1870.
The Yale College scientific party, under the
charge OF Professor Marsh returned here yesterday
having spent the last six weeks In examining the
geology OF the Eastern MIntah Mountains ana the
country between the Green and the White rivers
This was an uncxplored region and proved OF much
scientific interest. An ancient lake bed vas dis
covered containing great numbers OF extinct croco.
dies, turtles, serpents and other fish, with the re-
mains OF rhnocerOses and other tropical animals
most OF which new to science. Lieutenant Wann
ana a detachment OF The thirteenth United States
Infantry acted as an escort To the expedition. The
party are all well and VIII start omorrow for salt
Lake and California.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE

General Joe Hooker arrived In this city yesterl ~
from Watertown aud went into winter quarter II
the Brevoort.
J. X. Emmett fOur Fritz and lady have reacnel
this city from st. Louis and stopping at the 81
York Hotel.
General Alfred II. Terry. commanding the Depas
ment OF Georgia, and J. q. Tcford OF his star, e.
at the Hoffman House. General Terry will leave fsr
Washington to-day en route for the deparlneaa
headquarters, Atlanta, Ga.
Dr. J. Dickinson Burns and wife, OF New ORE .na
arrived In the Calabria yesterday and are CUES, q
the Clarendon.
Ex-Governor william Bross, on Illinois Is O .
visit TO this city. and Is stopping at the St Mao.
! las
Rear Admiral Smith arrived from Washington ges
terday. and IA al the Astor House.
A. II. Harris, or San Francisco arrived I'm f.t.,
Calabria from Liverpool yesterday. He Is stoptaae
at the Everett House.
General II. j.. Burnett or Ohio, who returnc, q
this country on the Russia and Is now stoppiI 3 ~
the Fifth Avenue, was Special Judge Adyocas u
the military commission before which the conspira
tors against the government were tried In 1865 fls
associate Special Judge Advocate. Judge Bingla,,
has just been re-cndorscd by the people or his as
tnct by reelection to Congress. his oppon n =
chief weapon to defeat him being the Charge Sat
he hung woman.
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With alleys OF decorative trees aud carved
fountains in all directions. Massive marble is
seen eycrywhere-on the edges OF the meres,
on the pedestals Of the monuments and colon
nades, on the seats, on the steps and the stair
WAYS discovered at each turn Of path or
opening Of courtyard
And through these enchanting scenes has
moved, reign after reign, the beauty as well
n the chivalry Of France. The gr0ndcs
DANES, the princesses and duchesses OF the
anoien regime Of the gorgeous court OF the
Grand Monarque; and the gay and all
too gallant coteries OF the Regency.
The baths Of Apollo, the fountains Of
Flora, of Ceres, and of Saturn; the
thickets Of Enceladus, of the Obelisk,
Of the Star, Of the Girandole and Of the Aisle
Of Chestnuis have re-echoed, at different pc
RODS. to the laughter, not only Of the crowned
queens OF the palace, but of the Duchesses de
Berri, the Maiutensns and the Pompadours of
reckless courts, to be reconsecrated at last by
the memory Of the devotion and the sorrows of
poor Marie Antoinette.
But here let us pause. The German
monarch, with the blood of dozen battles
on the hoofs Of his charger, looks forth to-
night thoughtfully from the park of Versailles
to whore the eastern horizon reddens with the
struggle around Paris. Around him, in the
silence, are the fallen glories of mighty
State but yesterday more proud, more arro-
CANT more powerful, twas thought, than even
the vast Teutonic empire of which he
already well nigh grasps the sceptre. May
King William heed the mute testimony-whi
is also warning-that the scene aud the
thoughts 1t suggests must conjure up! 1t is
the republic that strikes for life and liberty at
Paris; it is the monarchy that seeks to stiae it
from Versailles; but the shades and corridors
Of the Trfanon are haunted by traditions omi-
nous to kings!
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YELLOW FEVER.

Eight soldiers, two laundresses and SIX children
were returned TO Governors Island from ,he Quar-
antnc Hospital at West Bank. all In a perfect state
OF convalescencc. According late returns received
at headquarters Military Department OF the East IN
Houston street, there at present remaining ii
the hospital forty-nine men suffering from yel,og
fever. Four days ago There were sixty cases re-
naming, and the Indications are nog that the o0na
gon has been stayed.
the officials OF the Board or Health have held sew
era, sessions during the past week for the purpose
Oh prcparing an answer TO the scathing letter OF
General Mcdowell regarding the burning OF the
buildings on Governors Island About Twelve
O'CLOCK they AGAIN had q session yesterday III the
inner room OF the Secrearys once, where The draIt
OF inc letter was criticised. amended ana dnslly APP
provet amid demonstrations of delight by some
commissioners who believe that thu vo!sy prepared
Us them Will cOmpetely annihiiatc INC General com
viii 10 su.smilied ia open session OF tua Boart on
TUESDAY ami tdcn 1tyen " the publps
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A ID U s E M E rs.

ACADEMY or MUsIc.-Alie. yanauschek appeared
last night at the Academy OF Music In an enttreey
new and original comedy OF personation, entitled
"Come Here.r expressly written for this charming
actress by Mr. DAILY. This comedy is In one act; II u
therefore, OF short performance but II Ia ooadenl
sation OF dramatic effect that calls forth III tn1
powers even OF so accomplished an sctrenl
as Janauschek to be equal to the conceDl
lions OF the writer. A dsbutanse aseekind
an opportunity for the revealing upon the stawG
OF the unknown powers OF dramatic art, "a sup-
posed 70 make her nrst essays IN the private oncs
OF . theatrical manager In the portrayal or dig
nifty, emotion and passion, consequent upon the
assumption or the characters Of queen. maiden.
wife and mother, the de0ufd,.te In the utteranoe OF
the words "COme heren displays her conceptions
OF the desired character and her for tno
stage. Jananschek was spiendidiy efrscs.ye. ana
held the house, which was well filed, In a thrill
OF delight. Mr.. Robinson. as tho manager. unites
nifty and the reveament OF the tender passion. A
short comedy Is this Come Here" but it IL certain
Lyons,'' IN which Mr.. Walter Montgomery We
Claude Melnotte and Miss Agnes Ethel was Pauline.
90 PSpv msr and ina. 50 = tSs play
suppose that 1t ID scarcely likely thas
any new characterizations OF these favoritea
PEELED last night. Mr.. montgomery and MISS Etnes
gave freshness aud o pathos that was not only
dering Of the genius Of the dramatlst that the cair
before the curtain the principal characters ct )
END OF each act by the excl-ed audience was DE-
donabie aud Just tribute 70 tier histrionic tailor
LIMA EDwIN's THEATRE.-r.lis pretty little bYos
theatre looks brighter than 1t appears M =
under the management OF Miss Edwin. The compa i
Is an average good one, with pleasant combir =
ton OF native and foreign arttstes, and has na,o
OF the blonde burlcsquers, who have, 30 to spc;s
saturated the drama. Mr. Stuart Robson mad y
very fair hit with the audience In his character 81
Major Wellington de Boots, in the comedy OF Il a
name, and was well supported by Mr.. Edwin Thorns
AZ Felix Featherly Mrs. Swandons (Iillie Eidridgel
reading was good and her acting passable. In ihe
buelesque winch succeeded there were hits ut q o
European war. with some astonishing caricarurea
and few extraordinary localisms. Though ir.
Robson sustained the position no had won In the
comedy, and In a role which had been peculiarly
Lewis In the same theatre ne had TO share tae
honOrs with Miss Eliza Weathersby and Mr.. Harry
Jackson who made the most Of part whioh cOuld
never be particularly rellshed by New Yorl
audience. The popular prices OF admission to ~
adopted at this theatre will contribute undOubtecly
10 the success of the season.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MAnKET.-L0NDoN, Oct, l5-P M
Consos closed S23S for money 92 m for the ac-
count American s securities quiet United States Ave-
s6h Stocks Erie Railway shares, 1874; Illinois, ia;
Atlnntic and Great Western, II.
Evening" United States hve-twcnty bonds closed At s6A
for the of 1852.
LryrarooL CoTToN MARKET.--LrvERPoor., Oct. Is
p M--The market closed hrmer hddling uplands 8Xd
middng Orleans Sad The sales of the day have been
laUO BALES OF which 5000 taken for speculation and
export The shipments Of cotton from Bombay to the lsh
inst since tbs last report have been 5000 bales.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION NARkET--LIvKRPooI., Oct. l5--
r. M-Lard 72s cw Bacon 3d. per owt for short rib
middles.
LoMDon PRODUCER MARKEr.--LorpoN, Oct i5-P NJ
Refined petroleum dat at L. sgd Tsllow hrmer Lineed
oil ES8 los. per ton. -
closed declining At 81 francs FOR standard whita
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GENERAL GRANT AND His CABrNET.-The
poets of the Post are distressed at the retire
ment Of General Cox from the Cabinet. They
admit that his views on some questions were
not In harmony with the views of the Presi-
dent but they seem to think that the President
ought to have yielded to his Secretary. We
think that the Secretary should yield in every
case to the President or retire, as Cox has
DOM. This was cold Hickory's" Cabinet law,
and 1t is the only law whereby the Cabinet
can be made practical unit. General Grant
Is right in adopting this law, and in holding
to It, il will carry him safely through.
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YACHTING.

Mceting u the Now York Yachs Ciwb-
The nth general meeting OF this club WIN be held
at the club house. Staten Island on Thursday, Octos
Der ~. 1t four O'Clock r. II, for the election Of
members and the transscston Of othsr bustnoass
the secretary OF the club. Mr.. Hamilton Norton
calls the attention Of members to the following ar
Gle OF the constitution and res0luti0n:-
ARr TO- Any person shall be eligible 70 b. escted moan
be Each candidate for must be an1
secondod In writing the address Of tho candidates.
with the names Of the members proposing and secondins
nl must Be sent % the secretary, and poseed y COS
spc9ous place 10 his once II least tan days beforo ~
oe paoted for which baotng shall only take pacs ~
mssoSss Thu. al candidates. for admasicu whoss pre-
Kenes Messing uness known and vouohsd foe ~ ono 81
more OF tue members present.