The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-07-03

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WILL or ARcHBrsHoP ODM.-On Wed
nesday last the Very Rev. Gilbert Ray
mond, thzoagh his attorneys, presente
the last WIN and testament of the Mos
Rev. jean Marie Odin to the Second Distric
Court for probate. The contents are q
follows:
In the name Of the Holy Trinity, this il
; my Geographic will:
appoint and institute as my universe
Vicar General Of the DIOCESE Of New or.
leans. 2. And in default Of the first named
person, Mr.. Gilbert Raymond, also Vicar
General. 3. And in default Of the two FIRST
Mr.. Gabriel ChalOn, curate of the St. Louis
Cathedral. 4. And in default of the three
f n, the Right Rev. William Henry Elder,
BlshOp of Natchez. Appointing them, be-
sides, in the same order, my testamentary
executors and detainers of all that may
possess In the city of New Orleans and
State of Louisiana.
JEAN MARIE ODIN,
Archbishop of New Orleans.
ST. JosEPH's ScHooL.-We are under
obligations to Brother Cadoc for an invita-
ton to the exhibition of this school, of
which he 4 principal, to be held at St.
Josephs Hall on July S, at " O'Clock p. M.
TIE REAL SIMON PuRE.-Our friends of
the Sosthscestern Presbyterian will have to
place the Independent editor on the anxious
seat. Hear him: ~
We have at last found out where true
and unquestiOned Orthodoxy abides. The
Southern Presbyterian General Assembly
are the final legatees-or, as they modestly
style themselves, the sole surviving heirsn
of the 81 f0l1in INK oofi ~ hSv8, Ho1
whistle orthodoxy. They refuse to unite
with their Northern brethren not only be-
cause the Northern Church have fatally
complicated themselves with the state" in
political utterances, but because they have
compromised IS the doctrines Of grace'' by
the loose manner In which the union of the
two bodies was effected. These grave
Southern doctors of divinity, who have up
held human chattelism with twisted Scrip
ture, who have raised human beings for
their market value as they did pigs-these
are hioIsooth the sole surviving he1sa Of
doxy, we confess to liking orthodox lives
better even tlan we do orthodox creeds.
Fie, Mr.. Tilton! Accuse orthodox breth-
rem Of twisting Scripture" breeding "hu-
man chattels-" "raised human beings for !
their market value as they did pigs" Was
all this deduced from King James's Bible. |
Surely twas time to have that volume re-
vised, to aid in doing which we see the
Papist DR.. Newman has been invited.
THE CoUNcIL.-Judging from what we
CLEAN from our best informed exchanges,
and other sources, there is no authority
for the statement, so industriously |
that the Council is to be adj
jonrned on the LIST ofsJuly. It is thought
that most of the Bishops who can visit
their dipceses without. Inconvenience, will |
receive permission to do sossnd will pro-
baby not return to Rome before Oetober j;
but the Fathers from o greater distance VIII
remain, or seek temporary abode else
where during the !" heated term.
THE DEFINITIoN.-The nonsense pub
ished in the secular papers regarding the
definition of the dogma of infallibility, as
udicious persons must have found out
ong ago, is unworthy of the least consid-
grafton. With reference to the dogma
Itself, we adopt the language of cotem-
oorary, that there is general impression,
revealed in the addresses pre-
ented to the Holy Father, that it has be-
ome essential to remove existing scandals,
o put an end to lamentable divisions, and
o relieve the faithful from the cares and
Inxieties which are only aggravated by
lelay. But how and when this shall be I,
lone, it belongs to the W isdom of the Coun-
Ill to determine. Opposition will not pre-
rent nor impotence precipitate the DEGREES .
# the Holy Spirit. Our business is to {
wait and pray. Neither the advocates nor
he adversaries of the Definition will ex-
,rt any influence upon the Council, which
will not take its inspiration from the de-
Tres of the one or the intrigues of the .
,ther. All we know is that the Truth will /
triumph, and tllat all who love the Truth
will rejoice. In that conviction we can
wait the, result with confidence.
LoTHAIR.-The Catholic World, for July,
las an incisive review of Mr.. Disraeli's {
,ovel, from which we take an extract or
wo, showing its appreciation of that noto- /;
ious work. The reviewer says:
He starts the "No Popery" hue any cry, t
md invents a most contemplate, shallow | 6
md flimsy plot to influence what he sup | '
,Oses To lie the radical hostility of the Eng |