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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-01-09

DESTIrUTION IN ENGLAND.-The Enrlish af
feet to look with supreme contempt on al
other nations, as being far below them in
morals and material wealth. Yet INTELLIGENT
observers declare that for squalor, misery and
degradation, she exceeds any contipentot ma.
ton We take-the following account from the
correspondence of late number of the New
York Star;
Poverty is increasing in most of our large
towns, and Legislators, journalists and philan-
thropists are at their wits end in attempting
to deal with 1T. In London the distress is pitt
tul, our warehouses; are full to overflowing :;
poor wretches steal to get the shelter of y pri-
son so that they may avoid starvation, and the
semi-starNS ton of the workhouse. In ST Pam
cross cross Iniffnary, several people, say coroners
Jurles have been " accelerated into their
graves. The intirmary has been vercroyydef
Tor years The Poor Law Board has known
this fact from their own confession since the
spring OF 1853, but all they have done is for
one officer to report the fact to another and
for the latter to report to somebody else The
guardians of st. Paucras 'have taken an effec-
tuat way to lessen the overcrowding; they
have simply overcrOwded till some have died
and this made a little more. room AT least
seven deaths in this way are certified by cor
oners Juries, but seventy would be nearer the
mark, for it was only when the press took the
We're held,
In other parts of the metropolis there is an
ihhiehse amount OF distress; streets
swarm with beggars if we relieve them we
are told We encourage professional mendicity
II we don't relieve them, some die of starv;i-
tion: OF course inquests are to be held ON a
third OF the people who are brought to their
last long home by long journey of privation
and misery. Our accomplishing poor die bv
inches, and-would rather starve than enter the
and l say it deliberately, thou |
sands of such deaths occur during the winter !
Meanwhile, the funds rail ed for the |
relief OF the poor are squandered and misused. |
must direct their attention to This
matter, for British pauperism is becoming the |
scandal and the by-word of the world. At pres
1nt however, the Government do not know
what to do or what to say.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-01-09

IRISH GovERNoRs.-The Governor Gapar,l-
ship OF lndia,is the greatest prize in the Gift
OF the British crown, being E25, 900 a YEAR
with allowances on the most liberal scale IL
IS calculated that the Governor General can
always take with ease 10000 a wear ont of
ms salary The great drawback Is the climate
which would appear to be very inimical to men
In nrrrtutu trtp who have not been accustomed
John Lawrence, the predecessor Of Lord M,tvu.
all died soon after their retirement: aud a
similar fate befel the wives of two of them IL
Is remarkable that nearly all the principal de
pendencics of the British crown are generally
governed 10y Irishneu. Lord Mayo is a resi-
dent irish landlord when at home. So is Sir
John foung 81 is Lord Monck, his predecessor
IN Canada; and so also is the Earl of Bclmure
the Governor of New South Wales aud tile
last Governor General Of Iadia Sir john Law
renee, is q matiNe of the NOrth Of Ireland.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-01-09

NEW ORLEANS GAS WORKS, October IS 1867.
Thereare eight of PAGE & CO.'S ROOFS at tho Nov
Orleuns Gas Works. and all perfectly tight Those nnt
up three years ago apparently intact During HE
late severe storm, when the roofs failed 20
keep out the rain not single leak could be found in
the roofs covered by Page Co. During the last three
years, employees of these Works had some tyrenfv
Of these PGse Ca, Roofs. and without excentins;
speak OF them in the highest terms NY experience
with tha roofing has been perfectly fatisfactory thai
am convinced that any one has only to give Them a
trial to become satisfied Of their merits. =
"M McCGLLOCH, MaSagor.---
fully concur In the above and recommend Messrs
rage q Co to persons desiring work in their line The
Gas Light Cp1pauy have had extensive dealngs with
tnls h aud have always found them prom pt and rffa
ole tn22 iyl n. o. j. TISDALE Gent Sup't
PERSEVERASGE SASH BLIND AED DOOR
STEAM FACTORY, IL,
Corner ST. Charles and Clio streets Vow Orleans.
GEO rURvEs, Proprietor.
The cheapest manufacturing establishment in fhe
southwest Immense toduction ia pricos Sash from,
- cents per pair Gtzeu Sash rgoln 81 IS per pair
bilnhS from - ~ per pair; Panel nOOrs from 50 81 /
vaeh: NJ work made of seasoned Cypress. List Of 4
prices an detail 10 be i5d al The EacC mailed free
Geo Purvess f2fRz,a sash frnya ei Is per Y,,ir
Geo Puryess Min50m Blinds from q per pair
Geo furVess Panel Doors from $3.50 each
sci. Gm ]
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-01-09
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRAND DRAWING
FOR TIE RENEFrr OF
DOMINICAN CHURCH AND SCHOOLS.
GRAND DRAWING
LOUISVILLE. KY.

MT. Hugh Barns has generously presented to the
order or St. Dominic TWO FINE RESIDENCES in
LoulsVlie; ny, to aid the order in building school
open 10 AL Secrs The donation has been accented and
IT has been determined by the recipients to put
ttfe t'rtS up Mt suttcrJIthe winner having the on
non OF taking the buildings their assessed value
si6OoO number OF the best in Louisville are
given as indOTsIng the scheme.
The Dwelling Houses with lots frnutinr seventx ott
fcet on Fith street and running back two hundred feet
towards Sixth beautiful residences eoptni,,ing
eleven rooms each, with all the modern
gas WAFER ana the fixtures necessary and conyatfcnt
Inc location Is one of the most desirable that could he
obtained being within few steps of the Fourth street
tfaioad as tt runs down Oak street, and is outn e
beautiful suburbs where the noise and dust and bust
ness OF the TOWN wtUnOt venture for years come
Ihe tickets viii he placed at the low price of ONE
DOLLAR, 40 that any man, be he rich or poor may
prise, '''of-
Tickets for this Lottery can be procured at Mr. Co
garys Book Store, Mr. wheelahans Canal street and
at St. Patricle's Church deIa In, 4
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-01-09
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
NEW ORLEANS HOMEOPATHIC DTsppNS ,TT-
- No. kAHPART STREET
Between Canal and Com,uo, s+.oo.

"'''TVSlI COfnlnOn
free Consultations from l2 o O'Clock p NJ
On Monday, from IL to l, DR. j. c. Cummings
On TUESDAY from i2 to DR.. a. Dupaquier D. henry
n, Iy,a-, from to =, DIR. w. H. HoIcoube
va eS''y' from II to /, DR. j. +. Moionnicr:
On Tb,,-s,.,- e -, from to 2, DR.. L. A. MuprrT
N 'u''S' from IL 10 l. Dr. y. II. Burritt
On Fri,fo, ,ro,, ,,. from TO 2,<fJT. j. Cartier
NJ, S,.,-ns. 1. from ts~2, DIR. j T. AIoionpier
from to ?, DR.. w Bailey
The DsPe1sary is in charge of DR. A A. ID ITemo1o,,rt
as nsua Dr. Murphy will attend to his pri ,,to f;
rom g . 10 y A. NJ and from p NJ and Dr. Soim
hlei from y To IL \. aud from 10 : NJ dof
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-01-09
S1fS M Z G GiEELEBRATED NEW FAMILY sew.

u ING MACHINE. SEW
Is the best Sewing Machine ever ofFsred q,
1t Hens and Fells Braids, Cords Tucks and No..
ana Embroiders with such elegance and ease that the
nnes' peediework would look in Comparison II il
the only Machine ever invented that embroiders i+h
n and on account of its adjustable foot
S greater range ofw than any other 1t Is used
by all the Lady AIiIliners and in all the
Converts of this city, and it has the greatest
Oh any Machine in the world I warrant every Machine
sell to give satisfaction and fair tr,al to retr
'"e money IL IT does not do SO. JOHN AcNULTY,
Camp street, New Orleans,
"lioieSae ana Retail Agency for Louisiana Texas Mia
SsiPp ana Alabama, and agent for George Clarl,s
Celebrated NEW THREAD
9G1Wilhg Machine Twist and Flax Thread of the ,ast
stantly ON hand. N S'udieEs' con
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-01-09
EST, , PRACTICAL DENTIST,

1 VEST, PRACTICAL DENTIST
% Established Twenty four Years)
s north street, opposite Lafayette Snuara
respectfully informs the citizens of New Orleans
ne performs all operations the TEETH in n NEST
sai m and satisfactory manner. His prices although
scSSeenGy high, ultimately prove cheaper than the
ms HIS, method of supplying ARTIFICIAL. TEETH
Wth0ht wires or springs his principo~0f adbe
SION has procured him universal appEesation and "a
aetonende9 as being the most Ingenious system btb
J IN all cases restoring perfect articulation
anu hastctlon, and perfect and natural in snnaor
T9 re as TO defy detection by the closest observer
ne Stiperlor1tSOt Dr. s Artificial Teeth has bae,,
700 90 wen pTa by hundreds who are enioyfng the hen
ots 9Ltnen to require any enunerating Persons de-
III US el aVailng themse Ives of would do we'll IN
T I ana examine his specimens. Dr. Vests method Of
nil-L-ING TEETH with Gold combines all the moTern
improvements Those interestct-wiil find these Stt
HG I to be sHtiEely and scrupulousIy correct ~
Aeet EXTRACTED without pain, OcIO 6m
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-01-09
THE BEST BREAD BAKING STOVE m
THE UNITED STATES.

PRIZE BREAD OF 1866 Baked in a CHARTER OAK
PRIZE BREAD of 1868 Baked In CHARTER OAK
PRIZE BREAD of 1869 Baked In CHARTER oARI
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-01-09

| R JAMES W. BARNJrT DENTIST
- I,, a.. - o'S Magazine street (near the Marriott
- Pi 10 INFORM his paticns and the rubIi Jsr,rli
1ntt ne IS now prepared make All kinds Of It;S
eeLn nj eNtemel low prices. a perfect tit narsnted
Particular attention paid TO the nreseT
oiOn OF the natnIal teeth References from, some Of
Jazz " ''A O' seen at the Office
DE- G: II. T1CHENOR HAS RETTrPNFD ,rO
e city and located permanently at No i55 BaTonpc
near lanai He is having pis InstrTmnrts
mar! 80 as to supply the demand Jhe DncToS
20 20 prescribe i'll the treatment of ali Diseases
ne NEST ana Lungs. HemOrrhods treated snccess
my hhs Win ~ ms instrument Try DR. L 5 Instranent-
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-01-09

/ 12s Julia street, near Camp. 1he
AN operations in the DENTAL ART carefully rnr
formed. Nitrous Oxide always on hand for thelpAIN
Less Extraction of Teeth. iaa, -
New-York tribune., 1870-08-19
POLITICAL.

WASHINGTON REPUBLICAN ORGANIZATION.
WASHINGTON, Aug 1.S-A Convention OF the
Presidents of the several state Republican Associations
in this city, including the President OF the Southern Re
publican Association held Tuesday evening, and an
organization perfected by the election Of A NJ Capp OF
NewYOrk, President and Charles T. Murray, Secretary
Col COwie was subsequently elected Financial Agent
the following organizations represented: New
York, the Hon. a NJ. Clapp; Pennsylvania Col ID. G..
Nevins; Indiana Charles T. Murray; Illinois, Col. a H.
Holt; Iowa, Col. Geo. W. COwe; Michigan, NJ l.. Hig-
gins Kentucky Gen. A. NJ. Stout; southern Republican
Club Gen. Allen Rutherford The special business con-
dered the late assessment imposed upon officers OF
the civil service by the Republican Congressional EXecu-
tive Committee. Tie members of the Convention, while
recognizing the importance of the approaching elections
and agreeing with the Committee To the necessity OF
national aid being extended were unanimously OF the
opinon that the object sought would be more satlSac
thrv accomplished in the heretofore adopted by
thr respective state Associations. On motion, Messrs
CLAIM and Murray were instructed to draw solutions
expressive the sentiment of the meeting IN regard u
the sment Their report unanimously adopted
surgestng the policy Of voluntary contributions more
bencdccnt than system OF arbitrary assessment The
views the Convention Will he laid before INC IOhBfes
sOnal Committee in an official iOrln.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-19
sEwY YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 49, 1870
Frederick Richardson and Mrs. Hartcn arc known to

Frederick Richardson and Mrs. Harten arc known W
have been killed.
There other deaths, hut not yet known. =,
The important village OF buckingham II said 70 po
wholly destroyed. score of other villages and setie
mcnts further back reported to he almost burned I'd
cnder, but the details not obtainable.
At 1cmpeton old and woman are reported 70 po
dead Coming Hull the fire spread 30 rapidly that
nearly all places heard from have been destroyed ana on
the Mountain road close by Mr. Blink In place. and
Mrs Harvey In another were burned to death j. hear
naham near Aymer IL also reported dead since last
night In the most dangerous places cont guous 70 thc
city the South communication Is possible, ana 0d
knows whore OF the settlers have gone TO. Az
close the fire approached much nearer Hull and grave
fears are entertained that the lumber take fire to-
night III SO IT, will take all they do u the city
from total destruction. Teams ere sui ARRIVING
with burned-out settlers all detected and report them
selves homeless and penniless.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-19
LOCAL WAR NEWS.
GERMAN AND FRENCH MOVEMENTS.

GERMAN AND FhENCh mOfbMbNIo'
To-day. Jones's Wood will be the scene of
a grand festival Of German fraternity the object Of
which is 10 relieve the wounded and support the widows
and orphans occasioned by the abroad. The Com
mttee consisting of Gen. Heinzleman, NJ. r. Leverson
JudRe Joachnsen A. Kaufman, Emil Won Trentini, and
heTs have made effort for successful festival
At mass meeting OF the German Patriotic Aid So
cety held in Thirty-siXth-st, EighthaVe., last
evening, addresses we're made, and the announcement
that 500 additional had been collected Five more col
JectOrs were appointed and subscription books dis
tributed.
At meeting Executive Committee Of the French
Patriotic Aid Society at No. West HOusOn-st, Treas
ufer Naable received S1,l75 making the subscriptions
thus far received Sl375. letter was read from Mile.
BOussOu Informing the Committee that she had sent
large chest Of lint by the ST. Laurent last Saturday,
Whie another Is preparing and will by the Gud
ig star on Tuesday next both boxes being the contru-
uDns Of French residents. Mr. MuldOO contributed $50
G0d aud the French residents and sympahzers Of Ha-
Fana, Cuba 81, 500
The collections among the numerous members OF the
LedcrkTanZ in aid of the German fund s continued,
and the second instalment OF t 600 has just been col
lected and paid TO Mr. Sauer the Treasurer OF the
Central Patriotic Aid Society. Mr.. Klemroth Is the
thOrized agent Of the LiederkranZ Society Mr. Wesen
dDnck, in a communication, asserts that the collections
for the fund will be found TO be not less than $4,000
when revision Of all the accounts has been Effected.
number ofGerman citizens Will in few days issue
call for meeting OF their fellOw-cOuntrymen--nhab-
tants OF staten IsandO take steps toward raising sub
.scriptiOns for the German Patriotic Fund.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-19
THE ENGLISH MISSION.

MR.. FRELrNGuUYsES's LETTER OF DEcLISATIoN'
NEWARK, Aug. 18.-The Neuork Daily Adrer-
fser pubshrs to-day the following letter addressed py
Senator Frelin ghuysen President Grant Immediate
" after the official news Of his nomination as Minister OF
the United States to the Court of st. james:
NEWARK N. j., July %, 1870.
To His Erceilency President GRANT. nj
Permit 10 express my appreciation OF .no , uls
10 England: an honor the more valuable because orlB
nating with whose confidence so mghly prlIo 1
received the official notification OF my appontheh OH
Friday tbc 22d inst Since then and before, have dee
y and disnteresedly reflected the question whether
was my duty accept the Office and having come 10
the conclusion that IL not regret that the %
indicating the resolution to which nave come sent, 'c
one ON the morning of Thursday the 14th inst Jus, as
sOon as the rumors possible nomination look pace
In the press, and the other, on the morning vi ny
soon as heard of my nomination, dld not reacn
tlnaon in time TO lead to the selection OF ahote, t
myself for the position. Although my Inlnd was
liked on this subject when elegraphed, yet the Hos
grateful OF the Senate my confirmation, whcn
am aware was to q good degree the result OF hhtura
preston of views TO the national policy has lea me
carefully to review the subject In view OF my uoeso
relations and duties, which, was gTatiiied 10 hnu, IN
recent interview, you appreciated; my OWL ua.'so 90 @
Others better suited to the Office am brought 10 my
first conclusion, and shall forward my letter. decIhg
the Office the Secretary OF state Wmo regre, .ht
my efforts avoid the association OF my name WIN s
again express high appreciation OF the hOhor con
ferrcd ann with much respect, Your oDeulent
FRED'K II. FRELINGHUYsLS
The Necark Advertiser explains in this afternoon
paper that Mr. Frenghuysen acceptedth position
ntimated that he would His friends in the Senate re-
quested him to remain silent to avoid confusion at the
close of the session Of the Senate
New-York tribune., 1870-08-19
NORTU CAROLINA.
MORE ABOUT TUE POLITICAL TROUBLES.

MORE ABOUT THE POLITICAL TROUBLES.
RALEIGH, n. c., Aug. 1S.-Judge Brooks, the
United States District Judge has ordered Kirk TO make
returns Of wrts and prisoners before him at Salisbury
Twenty three prisoners have arrived there Gov Holden
sent for ChiefJusce Pierson, who arrived here last
night The Governor proposed 10 obey the wrts today
which had been heretofore issued by the Judge and de-
liver up those prisoners before him In Chamber Some
16 or B of them arrived here this afternoon. After the
wrts issued 10y Judge Person failed because GOV Holden
refused deliver up the prisoners Judge BROOKS was
applied and issued wrts under the Fourteenth Amend
ent OF the Constitution Of the United states for the de
livery of all these prison and ordered return 10 be
made to him to-day at Salisbury Anxiety - Iet iOf thc
result other arrests have been made by kirk recently,
A later dispatch, from Salisbury at p n says mr.
Turner the editor of The Sentinel and y Others hnye
arrived there. They all appear i'll good spirits. Inc
prisoners were Immediately brought before judge
Brooks Kirk was allowed till 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning to make return The prisoners were released
on their own recOgnZancc IL Is thought all VIII De ais
charged Wrts have been granted for 80 more persons
who are still under arrest. ,,
Bergen arrived in Raleigh at o'clock this afternoon
with the prisoners, for whom Judge Picrs0n had solle
time ago issued wrts. A motion was mace Dy couIsfI
for dismissal OF the petition and retracon OF the same
upon the production Of Wiley, charged WIN the uueI
OF stephens GOV. H0lden'5 counsel nlade a counter
motion for commitment upon bench-Waflant On tno
ofdayt of Bergen The motions lie over until t00IroW
morning at o'clock, Judge PicrsOn ba1lng Wley III tne
mean time in 5000 The other Is persons brought tO ls
CITY are still under Gov. Holden's guard
New-York tribune., 1870-08-19
CALIFORNIA.
POLITICAL MOVEMENTS.

SAN Francisco, Aug. 18.-Last night the
Germans paraded the streets until after midnight singing
and cheering over the news The Democratic Con-
vention for nominating municipal officers has adjourned
The Republican, Tax Payers. and AntiChinese COnven-
fions are still i'm session The two former propose 10
Nominate separate tickets The Central Pacific Railroad
Company have sent the superintendent car 10 ogden
CANYON CITY, Oregon destroyed by fire ON the lSth
inst only one house remaining. The loss s S25OOO MT
nIacev an engineer on the Northern Pacific Railroad,
repor that the survey down the Salmon River Is entirely
impracticable. ..., -. ,oo ooo nm, o,
Washington Territory at 250O0, exclusive OF lhdians.
The total shipments Of treasure from San fIacsco @
tho It M January were s22GGi,000 intending ssO9oU
sent 10 New-York by railroad. United states Revenue
0i whisky The steamship Constitution sailed to-day IOr
Panama with S. 700 In treasure
New-York tribune., 1870-08-19

country. Nothing In the history OF newspaper enter
prise can compare with the completeness with which
foreign news Is telegraphcd to the Associated
Press For this the press and public alike largely
Indebted TO THE NEwYoRK TRIBUNE, which has
generously placed it's special gathered from us
euts I'm Paris Berlin London at the disposal of the
n9pers connected with the Association. May TIE TRB
NE reap the fruits OF its enterprise and hberahy III an
increased circulation.
From The Hartford Post .
The success Of THE NEwYoRK TRIBUNE In get'lng us
from the seat of war excited the envy OF some
f tbc other papers which have set to work 70 nanac
tIre teegrams for themselves. The Hord !esSruny i.
seems 10 have had very poor success at TINS wnrk s
wouId he london correspondent complaining tnat
Is little or no direct news from the scat OF war; htte
too thin this time, Mr.. Marble.