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]. Alleged Prusslan Crimes.

The French papers bring grave chArgca
of robbery and barbarity against the Prns-
sian troops. 1t ispstated that at Chateaudun
wounded French soldiers were flung out of
windows, and that poor laboring men were
shot-murdered is the proper phrase-for
working on the intrenchments of their own
town-It is confidently asserted that sew.
eral artillery caissens, which were left be-
hind by the Prussians in their fight from
Orleans, were found filed with plumber of
all sorts, clocks, cloaks, carpets, wearing
apparel, trinkets,' any thing and everything
in short upon which the Kings troops
could lay their pillaging hands. To be
sure, it may be said that these are mere
French reports, and should therefore be re-
jected as calumnies; but, unfortunately,
the infamous deeds of the Prussians at
Biberich, at Hanover, and at Frankfort-on-
the Maine after Sadowa, lead to the be-
lief in their possibility. The barbarities
committed by them at these places, merely
because the Duke of Nassau, the King of
Hanover, and the "Free City" had re-
manned faithful to the Treaties Of 1915,
were of the worst description. At Frank
fort they revealed in rapine aud devasta-
ton. Even the tombstones we're broken,
and the sanctuaries of the dead ruthlessly
violated in the indulgence of savage
spirit and a brutal revenge. Havingso be-
haved in Germany, and 80 maltrcated Ger
mans, are they likely to be tender and gen.
erous in their behavior to the French Let
these things be as they may, we hope our
German friends here will not attribute un-
worthy motives to the MORNING STAR, for
giving currency to news widely dissent
mated.
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Ono of those exhibitions, which consider inter
eating known as baby shows." held recently at
Oskaloosa Iowa, having been instituted by ladies'
of the Presby church of that city Babies and
prizes of three sorts To the successful white baby
under three years of age persmbuator valued e4O
given upon the white baby called most beautiful
of those than and less than three
age silver goblet lined with gold and worth sIO was
bestowed while the successful competitor among the
little black babies of all received goblet worth
$40. Twenty-Five mothers exhibited their youngsters,
and consequently nineteen of them disappointed
all deserved to be- for making most unfeminine
hibton Of their innocent offspring and this the
benefit of q church
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past, laid himself under sundry censures
incurred tpso Jacto but now he stands be.
lore the world as an outlaw from sth3
Christian commonwealth. He has de-
served the highest penalty which the
Church can inflict, and, after immense for
oeaTance, the thunder-bolt has fallen. that
Others may be warned. We shall no doubt
hear SCOTS we shall be told that the full
limitations of the Vatican are harmless.
they have seldom been 80, even in this
world, though their bearing is chiefly on
the interests of the next. But it will not
do to say they are not feared. If co.. why
seize and cOnfiscate the printed leaves tbst
give publicity to the document A Govern
ment that~writes on its banners libertyo of
the press, that extends such ample liberty
to the must deleterious and most detest-
able publications would not for nothing
forfeit its liberal character. Terror. it ia
said, makes men cruel and it is nought
but abject fear shat has caused the press
censors of Victor Emmanuel to crush the
newspapers containing this Excommunica-
ton. The effort is futile, the publication
cannot be stopped. AS we'll might the
Babylonian Monarch have tried to sup-
press the writing ON the wall and to man
acle the. mysterious hand by which his
sacrilegious revelswere startled. The world
knows of the accommodation the Church
knows it.; the Devil knows IL, Almighty
God knows it; and the King himself ksspws
it.n h e 4 !;
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England Before the World.

I'm Engiand, By her regeneration, has be-
rnhe the Laughing stock Of the world. The
Sonfse Of Russia, however, it may be
yndged, has had one effect-that of humili-
sting England. The Gear, the cousin of
Fritz" means to treat the Treaty of
Paris with contempt. Her Majesty's min
tsters, throughout the middle which this
intcntiOnshas caused, have evidently been
ac3rcd, and the the Times has come out
Nth laundering denunciations of Prussian
kArr6gance, ambition, rapacity and brutal
yfoIence for not making peace with France.
Ibis 10 the pretext, but the real motive for
sSfhe late anti Prussian diatribe is the course
Etalen by GOrtschakof, and the certainty
tAat there is secret understanding between
King William and the Gear. The Times,
Always selfish and always unprincipled,
thayiag earned the Prussian fee by prosti-
tlting its columns to the propagation of
Prpssian sympathy in England, and now,
Discerning coming change of feeling,
taEais round with its habitual regard to self,
and dlsregard of all consistency, and be-
fenAtters with abuse the very men whom,
ihata = short time ago, it slavered over with
ki14 praise. It has been endeavored by the
fn&aish officials to sound Bismarck. But
kMAatever he may have to say in reply, the
enceilor viii cause Prussia to stand by
EsaEs without caring . rush what may
on shonshsqf:it ID Epglapds Al
the German press is threatening
England. When thcy are donas with France.
they will tell John Bull that his turn viii
come. The strip of salt Water intervening
will not give to England greater security
than the fortresses on the Moselle, the
Meuse and the Rhine have given to France.
The German Empire will have its powerful
feet-wrenched from France as part of the
price of peace-and aided by the fleets of
Russia, and probably those Of Spain and
Italy also, will be able to cope with any
naval ornaments England can equip. This
may be ridiculed by overweening Bullites,
but it may prove more serious than they
apprehend.
England, then, is now alone in the world.
Her best, her truest, her only friend and
ally, France, is cloven down, and to the
eternal shame of Englishmen be it said,
they have observed the progress of his foe
with ungenerous pleasure, and ungratefully
exnlted in his downfall. The Queen, at
Balmoral, looks on with cool indiffer-
ence. The Court, Cabinet, Parliament,
and most, of the people, with nearly the
whole press, are implicated in the crime.
But the foes of England, in and out of Ire
land, may be excused for exulting in the
anticipated punishment that is sure to follow
her guilt-and the just retribution that is
impending over that perfidious country.
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A cotemporary (says the New York World thinks 1t
very hard that the good Protestant people of St. Ives
in England should have mobbed Lord Robert Montagu
for becoming Catholic, since in doing he only adopt
the faith of his American mother Miss Cation Bal
timore married to the Duke of Leeds But Miss Cation
had business to be his mother since the Duke Of
Leeds had no business to be his father Lord Robert
Montagu younger of the late and brother of the
present Duke of Manchester. The family of the
Duke of Leeds is not Montagu, but Osborne and the
American Duchess had children.
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rrsn..ssa ons.-ro. la4 c.rond.l.t street.
VOLUME I'M.
Morning Star and Catholic Messenger.
~ ORLEANS. SUNDAY. DEcEMBER Is. ls7c.
GODS THOUGHTS.

Gods thoughts not a. our thoughts We look on
breeding 70 climb some mountain far away,
Counting the sharp stones on its tedious way.
He cares tor our troubles, day by day
Smoothing them Down.
We keep our patience for our greater cares,
And murmurfng unrepenting Ger the less,
Thinking to chow our strength in our distress
His patience with our hour y fretulnees
stin gently bears.
Gods ways are not ways; We lay down
Schemes for His glory, temples for onr King,
Wherein tribes yet unborn shall Worship Him;
Meanwhile. upon some humble secret thing
He sets His crown.
We travel far TO End Him, seeking still,
Often in WEAKNESS, to reach His shrine,
Ready our choicest treasures to resign
He. In our daily homes, lays down the line.
DO here my WILL"
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The alarmist faction 10 very strong amongst the
servaves in Eng land. recent letter in the Thun-
err in loaded type-iDdcatng great empbass-snys that
in the of Prussia violating Belgian territory Eng
land could at most OILY land 900 troops at Antwerp
oppose and do that she must Withdraw her
regulars from ireland, which exist only TO n
Of anxiety and weakness Is this suggestive
to Irishmeni
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On the Feast OF the Immaculate Concept o
act of devotion in behalf of the Sovereign Pont
take place the whole of Spain The people
frequent the churches in companies during the whole
day, and when the solemn services not going
they recite the whole Of the Rosary and the
ny of the SaintS,
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Aysrssss afas xeM Re-. AssastsAss q. 7
We .spprowe Of tho aforesaid unAsr
taking, and commend it to the CashelBe
Of our Diocese.
Tim. Archbishop or new OnzAxs.1
DsssssSsr II. 1857.
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Ireland does not seem to hag in making her voice
heard in condemnation Of the Roman inquity. Impor
tant mcetings have been held atKikenny Belfast Gal
way aud marlborough and other demonstrations we're
expected.
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Morning Star and Catholic nssssss

TIM NoRsNG erAx has been seaxls
with tho approval Of the ecclesiastis--
authority Of tho Diocese, to supply -
admitted want in New Orleans. and -
mainly devoted 70 the interests II IT,
Catholic Church. -
To prevent all hilnre, and TO Gaassnsss
the permanency 81 The undertaking.. II y.
based ON . joint stock company, Tie eaBi-
tai Of which 10 one hundred thousaa1
dollars, In Ave thousand shares, Of twsntD
dollars eaoh.
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lFlom tho Catholic World for December.I
INCIDENT OF THE CHOLERA SEASON.
fCoucluded.

$780, = y.a. tConcIuded.J
The state of that afflicted family during all
this painful scene can scarcely be imagined,
guish of his aged mother, kneeling through
Che livelong night, aud finding her only solace
in that unfailing resource, the beads; the
clinging affection and narrowing grief of the
her trembling children hnddled around her in
helpless dismay; their joy when the first favor
able symphonic appeared; and the general
thanksgiving at last; accompanied by prayers
that every blessing might follow me and mine
ALI these are matters to be carried fresh in
the memory while life shall laSt, but not to be
elnyeyed in words.
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Poetry.
Beware of Careless Words.

Beware of Careless Words.
Beware, beware of careless words,
They have a fearfal power,
And jar upon the spirits chords
Through many weary hour
Though not designed to give us pain
Though but at random spoken,
Remembrance brings them back again.
The past's most bitter token.
They haunt us through the toiisome day,
And through the lonely night,
And rise to cloud the spirits ray,
When all beside is bright.
Though from the mind, and with the breath
Which gave them they have flown,
Yet NORWOOD, gall, and even death,
May dwell in every tone.
And burning tears can well attest
A sentence lightly framed,
May linger, cankering in the breast
At which it first was aimed.
@, could mf prayer indeed be heard
Might the past live DER.
I'd guard against careless word,
Fen though spoke 10 more.
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DIANOS PIANOS !
JOEL ETT1NGER, sTAUNToN VA -,

JOEL ETTINGER, STANTON VA,
AGENT.
Seven Gold Medals were awarded at late Fairs
held in the South in October and November 1863,
to Charles NJ. Steff, for the best Pianos now
made, over Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York Pianos.
Office and Neac Warerooms, no. 8 N. Liberty St.,
doors a5ore Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Stieff's Pianos have all the latestimprovements,
including the Aggraffe treble. Ivory fronts and
the improv ed French action. All of our instru-
ments are warranted for five years.
Secondhand Pianos and Parlor Organs always
on hand, from $75 tc $500
REFERENCES.
The following persons have our Pianos in use :
General Robert Ransom. Wilmington North Car
DINA; General D. H. Hill, Charlotte, North Car
olna; Governor John Letcher, General R. E.
Lee, J. W. Abby, Isaac Witt, R. Grove, A. NJ.
Bruce r. Summers n, Phillip Killian, W. H.
Tams, NJ. G Harman DR.. Brown, Professor A.
j. Turner, DR.. John McChesney, DR.. William
McChesney, William Chapman, Professor Joel
Ettinger.
Send for q circular containing 700 names of
persons in the South who have bought the Stietf
Pianos since the war closrd. Terms Liberal.
A call is solicited.