The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-05-29

NEW ORLEANS STTNnAV
"O OAAA' OOADAA
the w2rd O. God an thrylng to save o.
poor 0uld granny; an may God an tn
Virgin reject thin at the Last day that dl'
ID"
Granny. granny, Hs sin an sham
to be c1rsin. an, olasphemi;n that way US
| an the Virgins help for me-"
1T " san an, shame, ye ouid harrl.
dan," exclaimed Shawn, az ne reached
them IT'S proud ye ougnt 20 De, tnat NJ
was near gestan' dacene deasn, an savln
the nangman Joc.
Dons ol1 eve n'm' grumpy Ahey CAM
AGmg rs any now.
Four q the trOopers now, couched oy the
ennlncn,ng fos9sude vain wmcn enc
wounded man endured has agony, bore him
forward - their shoulders, with somewhat
or tenderness slsI they Oneaioed one or the
low cara @ the period, 20 convey MN to
! the county jail, accompanied ~ his grand
mother, Sill venting mingled lamentatlons
and curses, despite her dread OF Shawnsan
the troopers.
you've brought us q very nice journey,
Misther Shane, tor nothing as oil as can
see," said troop sergeant major Heaviside,
as the last boat disappeared rouad neigh
boring headiand: -,
Yes damn the fellow and ms priests Y,
exclaimed another OF tue party, ne ought
TO DC shoS himself as wen as snem:
-, 10 oe sure, SafJent heavisiae, reJoineo
shawn, your fat guts 10 beteher httea for
the chestnut nor Tor ieaPin, Dogs or climb
IN Mills. But haven't more ratson Go
grnmbie nor you. IouH Dc paid exthra
allowance ior tnis Gays WORK tho' my ooy q
given me the slip fairiy-pA pin him yet
tho' an soon III re oound. put iec us
safch INC cavern, an ehfy u we cahC hna
some one else to heip US tosniofe payment
tof our Gays iapof.
He was followed into the cavern oy some
OF the troopers. But the search was fruit
less. NO one could oe found; ana the
seafchers In wantonness, ahd, perhaps,
with some inaehhse nope tnas iufkef
might SILL De started from fock OF cfeVice,
echoes OF which, as they were swept forth
from the cavern, staftea the scattefeo iu-
gltives and accelerated their speed.
Nothing could, inoeea, DC more starting
than the contfast oeSween the ,ate soiem-
nifty OF the scene, It's ,ow-ofeathed prayers
produced py the shoes, VIII t.e mineteo
iaughter. shouts, ana 'mprecaeions OF the
men, aecofoihg as sne ihatV.-
daais OF the party were anected oy 'heif
CRATER n''
Frank, after having coasted rapidly with |
the wind for about half league, again put |
to shore to allow them to debark for the !
purpose of continuing their fight by land.
''We shall have a better chance OF safety |
by separating here" said the priest. Care
we'll, then; and trust neither impetuosity
nor fears will disable you from fulfilling
your intentions.
81 toiH be calm, and as for fears, they sell
dom trouble me, however, the wind may
blow. But is not your own course, Father
Bernard, more beset with dangers than
minei"
so, knew the perils was to brave be-
fore quilted Portugal, though certainly
did not expect to be recognized and pursued
at my very landing. But if our path be
dangerous, it is the path of duty and,
whatever evils may beset it from men, God
and the good angels are over us; and light
will esteem any hardships or dangers
have to undergo, if l am enabled, even in
secret and by stealth, TO administer oc-
the bread OF life to my famish-
ing countrymen. o, my young friend, you
know not the strength Of the ties that bind
, faithful pastor to prosecuted h0ck, and
IAN scarcely imagine how the comforts and
elegancies of refined life were turned to
poison by the accOnnts occasionally re-