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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-02
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The Catholic World October.
This sterling publication for October has recev
cd And we heartily congratulate all concerned editors
and publishers on tho commencement of its twelfth
volume Unpejudiced persons have conceded high
excellence and those theologcaly opposed
sentiments have conceded that IL conducted by
OF the highest order of talent Catholics should
pride in sustaining such excellent monthly and So
cure for it the widest circulation.
The Carloo College Magazine September.
There is an evident improvement in the present is
sue. The Adventures of the Knight of the Goatskin
Is welltold irish story of the ninth century. Monk
of st. Augustines B0hsgate gives in Monastic Stu
dies the first Of series Of University
ton from the Benedictne point OF view William earle
ton story has some capital incidents this number
The other articles Fragments Of Irish Ecclesiasti
cal History; sursum Corda Hector ngeford Jottings
by the Way.
The NesO Eclectic. October.
The present number IL than ordinarily deserv
ing as all but two of the articles it contains original
from the pens Of Southern writer's The
reader will at that this feature
passed. equallod. by any magazine OF its line in the
country. The publishers Messrs -Turnbuu & Murdoch
have abored indeatgsbly to foster and encourage
literary talent of the South and afford fitting medium
to Its people-a literature native to the SOIL breath
ing the atmosphere of the South. They deserve and
We hope people will it that they receive
fitting return for their patriotic this mertor
GUS cause.
De La Sale Monthly. October.
This monthly has made rapid strides in public favor
and its editors and managers have succeeded making
it one of the most popular well deserving publca
tons of the day. The contents of the numbe,
| are quite varied.
The Sluer Tongue and Organists Repetory September
musical publication which must be appreciated by
lovers of that grandest of all instruments the
1t is published by Philip Werein of this city Price
so cents per annum.
Leisure Hours. September.
The original articles and selected matter in this
Der afford opportunity of spending leisure hours
pleasantly.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-02

The Archbishop of Cologne and the
Bishop of Maycnce have condemned one OF
the Rhenish journals for its continued OPP
position to the Definition. Mgr. Cremen'Z,
Rishon of FINLAND, has suspended q diUinis
the apostate priest, DIR. Michelis, OF Brauns-
berg.
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acknowledgements are hard to please They are
now particularly indignant against Belgium because in
the recent elections the party of order-the Catholic
and the infdels and Protcstants were
routed The Chicago Interior, in referring to this tri
umph of Christians over revolutonists hints at the
propriety of deprvng these of the franchise
in following phrase 1t is doubtful if universal
suffrage will there be n blessing"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-02

ST. ALOYsIUS ACArEsn1.-rh~ $3.50
Just commencing and behooves all who desire their
wards have the advantages of select school,
controlled by capable make their
ments forthwith. St Aoysius Academy, corner Char
and Barracks every advantage OF
school of its grade and parents safely confde
children its conductors, the Brothers of the Sa
,ed Heart whose capabity and zeal in the cause OF
education is too well known need being dwelt on
Families in the vicinity particularly should avail them
selves of the opportunity within their reach.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-02

BE EMpLoYED.-The ruin of most men
dates from some vacant hour. Occupation
is the ardor of the soul. There is satiri--
cal poem, in which the devil is represented
"a fishing for men, and fitting his bait to
the taste and business of his prey; but the
idler, he said, gave him no trouble, as he
hit at the empty hook.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-02

TAyilson Improved shuttle Sewing Ma
chinske first great successful sewing machine ever
man ured in the West. fully establish d as
the a sewing machine Lf the people. Money saved
and ily friend secured and the best family sewing
tobtaiDed by simply purchasing one at these rim
Pile effective and perfec' machines Price, go -
1ffcdd saesroom leg Canal street, corner OF Bur.
uuud
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-02

Another illustration is furnished of the great
benefit of connection with the Hibernian Benevolent
ations in the card of Mrs Mary Kent esew here,
the receipt of $4l5 from the Treasurer
Mr.. William Kernaghan, on the death OF brother
m
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Card Of Thanks.

ST. MARY.s CATHohsc ORPHAN BoFs' AsYlux, I
New Orleans. Sept. ~, 1870
Tho undersigned thankfully acknowledge to have
received from OCONNELt, ESQ. tho of Tor ty-
Sugar Broker Office. VICTOR SIRE
Oc2 1t Treasurer.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-02

Irregular monthly meeting of the Hiber-
pianIev oIent and Mutual AID Association, Branch
No Hill be held Wednesday evening next, Octo-
Der 5half past o'clock, In st. Johns schoolhouse.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-02

HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
ACKNOWLEDGMENT No. 4.-New Orleans, Oct z,
ls7o-The rsgnlas monthly meeting Of tis Branch via
be held WEDNESDAY EVENING. October 5. at u
o'clock, in tho schoolhouse Of st. John Every officer
and member Is expected to attend.
BY order of the President:
oc2 1t JOHN G. MURRAY, Secretary.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-02

Bishop o Reilly, of Worcester, Mass, was recently
presented by his friends with outfit and purse valued
at 5000.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
Association Branch No 3-The regular raonthiy nsst-
ing of this Association win bc held TUESDAY, Oek
O. at u o'clock H.. Ut tho hall corner Common s,A
Derbigny streets.
Punctual attendance IL requested. st
ocalt r. F. CURLKY, Secretary.
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z RASELMAN g. ADAMS,
CASH DEALERS In DRY GOODS,

Take pleasure in announcing that the EXTENSIVE
ADDITIONS AND ALTERATIONS that their stores
have Undergoing for the months about
complete. and also they will exhibit frota THIS
DAY q Splendid Assortment OF
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-02

N. B.-Conntry Merchants and Planters, WHO BUY
FOR CASH, will do well to examine their Stock and
Prices Oc2 II
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by renting space In the rear which have fitted up
for the accommodation of ladies and families shslf
from this date sell my Soda Water and Mead at FIVE
CENTS PER GLASS. Tho superior quality of NV
article shall not deterorate by the reduction price,
HUGH McCLosKEY.
September 80 1870. oc2 Iua5n
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NEW FALL GOODS.

and, usual much under prices that prevail slsee
where.
Evening star., 1870-01-07

FOREIGN NEWS BY CABLE-The dismissal Of
Baron Hausemann by Napoleon, in accordance
with the wishes OF the new Ministry, and directly
IN opposition 20 his own, In regarded in Parls a
an event Of prime Importance, and indicative OF
tne power or the imperial advisers. The oficiaI
organ OF Bismarck comments az length upon the
recent changes i'm the French government. IL
regards the circumstances under which the
French Ministry has been formed as guarantee
ing the frendliest relations between France and
Germany. The changes in the French govern
ment are regarded by Baron Won Beust and tire
Austrian Ministry rs indicative Of a neutral
policy between Austria and France. The sup
position that France would prevent Bismarck
from extending the dominion Of Prussia bevond
the line OF the Main Is dispelled. France will be
neutral between Prussia and Austria Senator
Dehaupas has demanded an Investigation OF tie
domestic policy Of the government. Orheial
permission has been granted FOR the sale Of the
kappel radical organ I'm the street.
lies ahe second public congregation OF the Ecu
ing. The first was on tfe occasion Of the inau-
guration Of the ceremonies. Yesterday they
were mot on 20 grand scale as those of the
opening day, and the number Of spectators ~as
smaller. The Pope sas present, but there was
no PROCESSION 70 the half OF the council. and NO
opening address was delivered. Mass was cele-
brated, after which each father delivered to the
rope his profession Of faith, according 20 the
formula OF PiW Nv. Though its organi zatiop
4 completed, the Council cannot yet promulgate
decrees. The Pope continues In fine health
The dIffculte& which have been so long mend
ing between the khedve Of Egypt and the Sui
tan OF Turkey are Increasing, and serious results
that Russian influence Ia Stimulating the K6e-
dive into position Of open hostility The Khe
dive objects TO borrowing money under the in
struc1om OF the sultan, and unless England
and France interfere TO prevent an Outbreak.
Il is feared that more serious consequences may
The dwelling Of Minister Motley, in London.
Was robbed by burglars, Wednesday night, OF
property valued at IS 600. riot occurred ~
Longford, Ireland, during the recent Parlia-
mentary election, between the friends OF the
re renian candidate, Martin, and those OF n ugent.
The military were called out and after f,ring
upon the fenians and wounding several, queIle1
The political crisis continues in Spain m
mors Of dictatorship for four months are
mooted.
Evening star., 1870-01-07
The Western Union Company and the
Strikers.
OFFICE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH Coz
Washington. ID. c.. Jan 4 1870. {

Washington, ID. c., Jan. I, 1870. (
EDITOR STAR:-In view of the statements
which have been made public relative to the
seems nee essary that the real condition Of affairs
- far as this Office Is concerned, should be made
known. 1t is not proposed to discuss the merits
OF the question at issue between the company
and its late employees, but certainly the attempt
to mislead the public as to the ability of the
tSc 20 4o nnl thss % neither fa 10
hardly be considered a legitimate method of
carrying on the contest.
This Office is prepared to receive and TRANSMIT;
all business offered. All business has been
promptly and regularly fOrwa arded thus far. The
force now on duty consist of thirteen operators
(instead of four as reported besides the mana
ger, and more are now on their way here: A.
to the character Of these operators, the names
which those who differ with them NAV choose
to apply is matter Of taste, but the real truth
operators as ever were in this or any Office.
Were the contrary trHe they could not have
performed the work as it has been performed.
The branch d . offices at No: 432 Pennsylvania
been reopened, and it 10 expected that all the
others will be soon.
With regard to other offices, we are working
regularly with every one of the offices mentioned
as closed in the circular issued last evening by
the "Telegraphers' League" In regard to the
Richmond Office especially, the last man of
that "the last man." and all the other mel Of
the old force, are now on duty, and sent last
evening an appeal to the strikers here to follow
their example. And we have advice this mo-
ment that all the men in that district, cOmpris-
ing the lines from Richmond South to Augusta,
via Wilmington, and to Charleston via Green's
boro', and west to Lynchburg and Gordopsville,
have returned to their work
Of course the company has had to strain every
nerve to meet the demands Of the public in this
emergency, which, SO far as this Office Is con-
ccrned, was precipitated upon them at fifteen
minutes notice, and there has been literally no
time for anything but incessant work; but the
work has been done, is being done, and will con-
Time to be done As 1t always has been. Our IA
cilities are hourly increasing here and else
where. and the company Is confident Of ability
to do all business offered.
This statement Is considered due alike to the
company and the public.
LEONARD WHITNEY, Cashier.
A TIMER Maua0er
Evening star., 1870-01-07

THE PRoroeBD IMPROVEMENTS OF WASH
lEGToN.-The paragraph sent You q few DAYS
ago relative to the proposed improvement OF
this city was based upon perfectly reliable in.
formation, and since then / have learned that
there is no doubt that the President contem-
plates sending to Congress at an early day a
special message which win recommend q con-
siderable appropriation for beautifying and i'm
proving the city. The proposed improvements
include the purchase of two entire squares,
ut either side Of what is called the East
ern Capitol grounds, and also the planting
Of shade trees in the middle of the lead
ing avenues. When the new squares be-
come the property Of the Government the final
completion Of the Capitol grounds will be pro-
ceeded with, and many of the miserable rook-
cries and old shanties which disfgurc that part
OF the city will be demolished and give place TO
beautiful gardens and walks, which will effect
complete transformation. In connection with
this may add that 1t is a mistake to suppose
that Senator Morrill, is opposed to making ap-
propriations for the benefit of the District 1t
does not follow that because he opposed the
project OF an international exhibition here he IL
the enemy Of the city. On the contrary, have
reason to know that he favors Improvements
and will advocate appropriations therefor on
the reassembHng Of Congress.-Wash. Cor. ". T.
Herald.
Evening star., 1870-01-07
1lHAHuAL AMD oo"EnCaAr-

The tone OF a1Airs In Wall street I. generally
more bouysnt, apparently 80 reaction from the
iaee pretrscted dullnese and oppression of s,ecu-
la'ion. The money market works more easily.
fnealty az per cent. earrency. Tse ds-cSgn,
market, though quiet, h sensitive. uni.r the
failure reported "wednesday, and ramors og
other nrmr being In difneulty. kstcr arr arru
ON the basis Of sai2 per cent FOR prime donblc
nanles- aud fese per cent for prime single. Al
tne Treasury sale ofsl go, ,0oe gold. held az noon
ysserday. the aggregate Of bids xaS for ~. &C.
Wo, NJ price ranging from fi9a Go f2a-x5.
Government bonds arc very arm, aud AaA
higher, owing 20 the brisk home demand ani
the trmness OF gold. and In spite of lower prices
Tor eonds at London The supply cf stock ON the
appear % have induced sales.
Evening star., 1870-01-07

THE SLEEPY HOLLOW BUTCHBRy-Comfs:
sion Of he Aurderer.-The assassin Buckle ut,
who recently committed the atrOcious murders
in Sleepy Hollow, New York, and who, since
his confinement in Jail, has been shamming in
sanity, was, on Wednesday, put under the infiu-
ence Of chlOr0fOrm, and when recovering from
its effects confessed his imposture, and admitted
his guilt. He declared that his wife had, on
several occasions, committed adultery, and that
his discovery of it was the motive OF his acts.
He was asked why he had killed the elder
Kendall, to. which he replied, az don't know
but the son had been intimate with my wife,
and added, 81 want to die, want to 60 to my
the fountains Of this miseT:s,. MANS hsttsr nas
ture were again broken up, and floods OF tears
cOursed down his face while he almost shrieked.
In piteous tones, "Oh, my mother, my poor mo,
ther, won't YOU come to me?" The Young man
Charles Kendall, who was supposed to be fatally
injured, Is still living, and it Is supposed NAV
possibly recover from his wounds. The persons
familiar with the circumstances OF the case give
no crede nee to the assertions Of the murderer
with regard TO his wifes virtue, and declared
that his conduct was caused by jealousy, for
which he had lao formulation whatever.
Evening star., 1870-01-07
ANOTHER Civil R,eHrs CAsr-s.;, ,or m.

ANOTHER CIVIL RIeHTs CAsR-Ssa for Dom-
dges.-SOme six weeks since, while j. j. Wright
one OF the South Carolina Senators, was passing
to Washington, ID. G., he was elected from one
OF the cars Of the Danyille Railroad Company
by, II was stated at the time, the order OF the
president Of the road. Wright had purchased q
nrst-class ticket In South Carolina, and was not
exercise Of any special privileges secured 70 the
holders ofsuch q document. He yesterday com
menced, through his attorney, A. g. Riddle,
Eeq:, Of Warrington, D. c., an action in the
ages. Wright is . colored man. The company
II u proper to state, allege, in their defence,
that the car In which Wright insisted on riding
was Q ladies' car, and that, BY IN imperative
1t maceompanied BY lady, and that Wrieht
was not 20 accompanied when refused admit
tanee.-RicAn0md Stats Jowvual, Ga iastont
Evening star., 1870-01-07

THH CUBAN PRIvATERR IN CHARLESTON
HARBoR SEIZED BIZ UxITED STATES AUTHoRI-
TIKe.-The steam yacht Anna, Captain Som
men, from New York, for Nassau, N. p, put
in Charleston, 8. c., on Tuesday, under stress
Of weather, to obtain coal. While lying in the
stream, she was visited by the custom-house au-
thorities, and, on complaint Of the Spanish Con-
sui that she intended violating the neutrality
laws, she was seized by the United States Mar
shal and detained. Her passengers and crew
were mostly Cubans. Colonel W. q. Ryan, the
Cuban hllfbuster, and Q son Of General sCes-
pedes, were among the former. On Wednesday
the Anna was brought to the Government wharf,
and was taken possession Of by two United States
army officers and twenty-five privates, who dis
banded the ships company, the passengers and
most Of the crew taking rooms at . hotel TO
await the disposition Of the vessel. There was
no armament on board, and the Anna had the
regular clearance papers from the Custom
house Of New York. Her passengers had en-
gagged passage to Nassau, and allege that they
were entirely unprepared TO make ony aggres-
sive movements. The case viii be heard in the
United States Court this morning.
Evening star., 1870-01-07

THE SwILL MILK HoRRoR IN NEW YORK.-
The New York newspapers are opening once
more the horrors OF sWili milk, which seem to
exist almost ~ bad - ever; Notwithstanding the
stringent laws. According to the detailed
reports again given to the world afser the lapse
old abomination Of swim milk houses y main
tanned at wholesale In Brooklyn. One reporter
who has just visited some large enbles, calls
and tells us how stump-tailed cows, inoculated
with diseases, fed swim, and recking with filth,
yield that scummy and mAlod0rous mik which
Il n worse than infamous 10 sell andssoW death
to drink.
Evening star., 1870-01-07

LABOR IN TEE SourH.-The colored people
In the South are reported to be settling down 10
hands that were formerly seen upon the strcets
Of the large cities during the Christmas holi-
days having been observed this year. They
have discoyered, It y stated that yearly changes
their interests. They are also becoming land
holders ON 2 small scale, proprietors Of large
plantations having in many cases given 70
each head Of family two or three acres Of
ground, on which the owners erect houses. buiId
fences, cultivate gardens and raise poaltrv and
hogs. These small proprietofs have no SisDo-
siton to rove from place TO place, and the plant
ers are attaching the freedmen to fixed focali-
ty. The wages paid for hands are $50 year
for NO. men, $40 for No. men, GO for
women, and in similar proportion for half QoWn
boys 1t u asserted that planters who deal Justly
with their employees have no di1iculty in pro-
curing . fun supply Of hands.
Evening star., 1870-01-07

LONDON, Jan. "A correspondent of n,
Morning Post, writing from Ismalia, saws: ANY,
thing drawing over fifteen feet Of water must
be lightened in order to pass through the Suez
Canal. Dredging, &c, so obstruct it that pass
age is hazardous. The company declines 20
take any risk whatever. 1t requires q mint Of
money to keep the work in order.
Evening star., 1870-01-07
(By Cable.l


TeRV~PNd Asdtsspezy % 1k EveNsN0 Ndr.
BALTIMORE, Jan. I.-vrginia 6s, old, Il 4 bid,
Ha asked; do. 1856, 81 bid, 55s asked; DO.
coupon, old, 20 bid.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 7.-Cotton quiet and nomi-
nally at rs. Flour fairly active, and hrmcr for
Al s,HsiSs rorn srm ana s;sh "nsa, s;,. nm a1.
95c. Oats steady At Sc. Rye, clio. Provisions
easier and prices are nominally weak and un-
changed. Whisky I'm good inquiry and stock
scarce, at 81 a9ec.
NEW YORK, Jan. 1-stocks very steady.
Money z per cent Exchange, long, 81; short
81. Gold, 2ia. 520's, 1862, coupon, Il Virginia
6's, ex-coupon, 80; new, c6. North Carolina &c,
old, 4lk; new, 2ss.
NEW YORK, Jan. Flour Is without auy
material change. Wheat is slightly in buyers
favor. Corn dull and declining.
Evening star., 1870-01-07
ADJUSTMENTS.

NJ Alto NAL TIL 4 A T RE.
FAREWELL BENEFIT OF
Mr.. AND MRS. w. J. FLORENCE,
And positively last night but one Of their engage
ment.
THIS EVENING will be performed the admirable
c. tmedy of IRISH LION. After which, Howard
Paul's Protean Comedietta Of THRICE MAR
RIED. To conclude with Mr.. Florence funny local
piece called RETURNED VOLUNTEER.
GRAND ZANFRETTA MATINEE ON SATUR
DAY at 2 O'Clock. II
Evening star., 1870-01-07
Another Speech by Charles Dickens
He Puts Himself Right - to His
Faith I'm the People.

1e5e1r0pAed ExctUssoeIy 70 1M EpeNin0 SIdr.
LONDON, Jan. 7.-Charles Dickens made an
other speech at Birmingham last evening. In
the course Of his remarks he alluded to the fact
that the former speech of his had been misun-
derstoOd, and he would therefore take occasion
to reiterate his political creed. He had no faith
in the people with a small P) governing; but
entire faith i'm the people with a large P5 gov
erned. He put infinite trust in the masses; but
none, whatever, in the so-called ruling class
Evening star., 1870-01-07

Ocean Steamers Arrived Out.
Nleg,opAed EsclSsirely 10 The Evening !Syoy.
QUEENSTOWN, Jan. THE Russia has ar.
rived here.
SOUTHAMPTON, Jan. THE westphalia has
arrived.
Evening star., 1870-01-07

Ex-GovERNoR WELLS and other Virginia
radicals are again in town looking after the pros
poets of the admission of that State.
Evening star., 1870-01-07
By Benksrs,' Brokers', aad commerosal Ls.e, ~
Ts'eerapA

~ oonktr, broters, dpd Co1Nerctal Lss<s ~
Tie1rapA.
Lewis Johnssn q 90. quote stock. and bonds
in home and foreign markets a. follows:
NEW YORK, Jan. First Board-U. g. c.
1851, coupon, 1lek;- S2o's, 1852, coupon. ii4,,;
o-Bs, 1854, coupon, ia; 5-2o's, ls65, coupon, |,
ia; o0's, new, 1853, coupon, ii3S 4. S-3O's. ISL
coupon, l11S; Currency 6s, ios.; Canton, co.
Cumberland, 25S; Quicksilver, I5s; Maripe~s,
8 do prerd. -i Western Union Telegraph,
l6s; Boston Water Power "A \; Pacific Mail az \
New York Central, siS; Erie, 24s; Erie prerd
~; Hudson, s6k; Reading, IS; Michigan Cen-
ual, III 4; Michigan Southern, X n illinois Cen
trail, l55; Cleveland and Pittsburg, ga;
Northwest, GS; Northwest preferred, So
Rock Island, ietS; Fort Wayne, IS I; Alton and
Chicago and Alton, ia; Chicago and Alton
prefd, iAk; Ohio and Mississippi certificates,
25k; Adams Express, 6lS; wells' Express ~ : :
American Express, -; United states Express
49A; Merchants Union Express, = Market
strong. Gold, i2i.ai2ls.
(By Cable.l
LONDON, Jan. !, y. m--Consols, for money
e2t; Consuls for account, s2s; Bonds, 62, ssl
SS, So 81, Sx; 1o-$os, SIS; Illinois, lo2s
7sf soc. - S"'e1 "e"'e"'
LIvERrooL, 4 p. m.-Cotton market ouiet.
sales, 1900 bales. Middling Uplsnds, uk;
Midding Orleans, 1fk. Yarn and fabrics sf
Manchester quoted quiet Receipts for week
81 900 bales, Of which $1,000 are American.
Sales for the week 66 600 bales, OF which 90 600
were for trade, 1900 for export. and sooo for
speculation. stock i'm port 80 .ooo bales, Of
which 81 90 are American. Stock afoaf. con
signed here, z5,coo bales, Of which is6, 900 ars
American.