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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-13

THE PORE K1NG.-When Plus VII. was
threatened by Napoleon l. with captivity
IF not death) unless he should declare war
against England, he answered in language
which enunciated great truth, 81 am the
conn mon father of all l can have no enc
miesn In fact he defended that principle
which claims for the head of the Church u
paternal sovereignty uninterrupted in it's
independent peace. Aud while kings on
every side were trucking to the great con-
oueror, and enduring all manner of degra-
dation, content if thus basely they might
save their thrones, the courageous POntiff
alone stood out, and refused to be ordered
into war, even against hereticai England.
Thinking these things over, what honor
able man will not blush at the present con-
duct of Englishmen 7
1t is rather remarkable that the first
Napoleon, when he imprisoned the Pope,
endeavored to disguise his wickedness, in
almost the very words used at this hour by
the felop who rules in Piedmont. He said,
:" do not contest the spiritual power, but
the temporal. Charlemagne gave it to the
Pope. /, his successor, deprive him of it,
because he does not know how to use it,
and that it binders his spiritual functions"
In this language did the mighty Napoleon
write his own doom, and whilst he blindly
thought he was dethroning Peters success
sor, he was merely condemning himself to
Helena. AUu tHeEo "cTc
even then not afraid to speak the truth and
to defend the right. Sire" said the Su-
perior of st. Sulpice, listen to the words
of Bossuet, The Roman Pontif possesses
right; his sovereignty is sacred, and it
cannot be invaded without sacrilege. The
Apostolic See is sovereign, in order that
the spiritual power throughout the universe
may be exercised freely"
Does Victor Emmanuel know anything
of historyf If SO, he is walking to his
fate with his eyes open. 1t would be more
than sufficient to disturb the AlustriOus
dead in their tombs to see this attainted
traitor degrading the Quirinal. and insult
ing the refinement as well as the sanctity
Of Rome by the vulgarity Of his irreligions
presence. Let his brutal passion run riot
|; Turin may admire, and even
may be sunk so low as to endure
such man, and still call him king; but
Rome under Victor Emmanuel - Tom
Thumb ruling Alps London Universe.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-13
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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-13

The comic Journals of London, says the London Uni
not being able to find any point specially vuner
able about Ireland present. have taken to abuse
for sending money to assist the sick and wounded Fun
in article respecting Ireland subscribing thousands
to the sick and wounded of both parties actually
plains that ireland is sending foreigners the
she got from England by begging But what are the
factsf The last large collections made in the three
Kingdoms was for the people during the
ton famine and money collected for them in Dublin
and many other parts of Ireland Now have always
believed that Lancashire in England, but Of
Fun enlighten our ignorance If mistaken
Again. nstice that meetings have been held in
land collect money for the relatives of those who
ished in the Captain the Of which ship al
most entirely English. We looked for better things
from Fun which has generally been free from that
Irish which distinguishes the pages Of poor old
driveling Punch.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-13

George Cahoon, ex-Mayor Of Richmond,
mas been convicted of forgery, and SEN
fenced to four years in the State Prison.
The captain of vessel just entering the
port Of Quebec at the time of the earth
quake, describes the sensation as being the
same as that which he once experienced
when striking on a rock. The ship was
lifted quite suddenly and bumped down
again.
John K. Tarbox is candidate for Con-
gress from the Sixth Massachusetts district.
Ii he lived in the Sixth New Orleans dis
trlct we'd vote for him; we admire the
name-it has sanitary flavor about it
that would preserve it's owner from the
universal corruption.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-13

The Archbishop of Tours has put the finishing stroke
the report of his having shaken with Garbal-
d. which made the subject Of special telegram to
the London papers. The Archbishop says: " In the
country of St. Thomas of Canterbury among sepsr
ated brethren they to have forgotten what bsh
op is, but retain the knowledge in France and by
Gods help will not be tho forget the respect
to my sacred character" he says that in reality
he complained to NJ Cremieux that in sending Garibal
in the capacity Of saviour of France Providence had
inflicted the supreme humiliation on his unfortunate
country and that he took every precaution to
his weng from the proclamation of the footstep
Garibaldi.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-13

HALEYs NEWS DEPoTs.-Tbese famous es-
News London Graphic, London Times. London De.
Irish Citizen Sunburst American Ceit Frank Leslie
illustrated Weekly Banner of the South LiysrpGSH
Companion, Saturday Night, wilks Spirit Turf. Field
& Farm N. Clipper, Day Book, Freeman's Journal
following Monthly Magazines for November: Godeys
World Of Fashion French Bon Ton Album of Fashion
Catholic World, Atlantic Overland, London Society
BelCrava. All the Year Round and the London Art
Journal Aso he is in daily receipt of the n. Y: Her
aid World Tribune and Times we'll rs the Chicago
Times and Tribune Cincinnati Enquirer and CONNER
cia ST. Louis Republican and Democrat Louisville Con
dailies All the latest novels and literary publications
received. A full line Of schoolbooks constantly on
hand.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

HALL BOARD OF DELEGATES OF THE HIBER-
MAN Benevolent and Mutual Aid Association of Louis
ana-New Orleans November 49, 1s70.-A special meet
ing of this Board is convened for TOMORROW mon.
day. EVENING at Il o'clock, at which members are
expected to be punctual in attendance.
By order of ROBERT H. BARLEY, President.
nol3 1t JAS. FAHEY, Secretary.
HALL OF HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND
Mutual Aid Association OF Lousiana-Branch No. s.
A special meeting of the above Branch will be held
at New Schoolhouse Thalia street. between
Camp and Magazine streets, on SUNDAY, November
ID, at 2.30P.M.
tits respectfully requested that every member will
before the meeting.
nOl3 1t M hOULIHAN, Secretary.
PARTIES
WHO BUY F1RsTcLAss DRY GOODS
FOR DASH:
Will find their money spent more their satisfaction
BRAsELMAN Sc ADAMSs -
Dash HOUSE
ELsEwHERE
Glance
THROUGH THEIR IMMENSE STOCK
sILEs. sATINs. REAL PoPLINs, PLAIDs,.
SS cEoFAs MEsssSsA sAsahfsE5 Jazz EkF
ETH SHAWLS, SACKINGS, CLOAK.
INGS. CLOTHS, FLANNELS,
LACES BMBROIDBRIES,
GLOVES, CORSETS -r.. ..
~ -. VELVETS. RIB
BONS, PAR i-
a,s, 4 TEss. @
Etc, Etc, Etc,
WILL ONVIRCE.
has and ses MAGAZINE STREET 5sS ana see
Corner S. Andrew st. noI3 Is
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-13

The earliest printed book is a Latin Rible commonly
called the Mazarin Bible, copy having been found
about middle of the last century in Cardinal Maza
rims library Paris 1t is supposed to have been is
sued the years 1852 and 145-long before Lu
theirs day yet people still insist that until his adj
vent Bible sealed book and that he found
chained to q post pillar in his cell
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-13

A gentleman who had a marvellous CT,
of shaping great many things out OF
orange-peel, was displaying his ability at a
dinner party before Theodore Hook and
Mr.. Thomas Hill, and succeeded in coun-
terfeiting pig. Mr.. Hill tried the same
and strewing the table with the peel Of
them, gave i up, with the exclamation,
T." Hang the pig can't make them" "Nay,
Hill, exclaimed Hook, glancing at the mess
on the table, .you have done more in
stead of one pig, you have made litter"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-13

The beautiful Church of St. Vincent de
Paul, Williamsburg, was the scene of a
grand and impressive ceremony on Sunday,
23d ult. For many weeks the Rev. David
o. Mullane, assisted by his curate, Father
Matthias Farley, has been preparing null
titude of the children of his populoas par
ish for the acceptance of the rite of con-
firmation. The ceremony was performed
by Bishop Loughlin, nearly 600 children
before him.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-13

MARTINS OLD STAND.-The nominative case
governs the verb number and person. That Ia the
go to Martinsi second person-you go 90 Martins;
third person-they the whole world 20 to MARITIME
Old Stand t3 Canal street. because Gndley Murray
himseIf If living would there for the very good
superior in the land where HE sole reets and die
Joys why may morals who bound 70 trudge the
world through, follow the example1 The numbers and
who there govern the fashi0ns we'll the
verbs and Powerful reasons will induce every lady
and gentleman under the rule Of the noinatve
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-13

From all points receiving notices of meetings
held express Catholic sentiment the position of the
Pope. We glad that our own city was among-per
haps the very first 10 take public action. Catholic
Congress to be held shortly at Geneva composed of
representative Catholics from all the nations of Europe
object is devise for the restoration of
the Sovereign Ponti to his rights and perfect ber
ty, and organize such movement throughout Chris
tendom SHALL by degrees, compel the prudence of
Governments 10 the nvioable liberty Of the head
of the Church.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-13

From Red Republcanism to blasphemy is no abrupt
transition, but LIE Figaro out-Herods Herod even in
this respect One of its articles concludes thus
order that Paris in which there is genius which
given her the empire of the world should fall into
the hands of the barbarians there must to be
God is heaven AS God she exists, and God she is
immortal Paris will never surrender" After that
may speedily look for second enhronization of the
Goddess of Reason with Garbadi for her high priest
Alas poor Trials await thee. But the faith of
thy CHI ldren will a respondent future.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-13
THE SINGER SEWING MAcHrNE.-Th

THE SINGER SEWING MACHTNE.-The recent
Mississippi State Fair offered many attractions to the
congregated thousands present. Among them all
thing veted the than the Singer Sewing
Machine and the handsomely executed work which It
elected the enthusiastic approval Of all who
Witnessed the operation and inspected the results OF
the award of the committee unhesitatingy
bestowed the Singer as the best machine for
eral USE" The ladies should by all pay visit
the establishment OF Messrs. VIM E Cooper & Co., No.
Camp street. and examine the identical machine thus
favored with all the blushing honOrs thick upon it, The
demand for the Singer since this event has vastly in
creased but the temporary Inconvenience arising from
the supply happily no longer exists and the
stock hand is ample to fill all the orders which had
to be deferred.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-13

HoGANs.-It is really pleasure to step into
Hogans boot and shoe establishment 90 and lnl Canal
street Everything is arranged in most admirable or
der. The interior IL handsomely fitted up-indeed We
have seldom taste displayed in this respect
Mr.. h has, In partnership and of late by himself
Quoted business for with great and
his xperience qualities him to conduct affairs with adj
vantage to his customers and benefit to himself. His
stock shoes all that could be desired,
having been laid in with an eye to the welfknown
fined taste of New Orleans ladies' and gentlemen. The
Empire Sewing Machine is sale here, and has
r.nrinr In I'M rEaf
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-13

correspondent of the London Daily Telegraph says
that the of the clergy by the Republicans
in the South Of France has produced strong feeling
against the Republic throughout the country that the
elections take place there will be large majority in m
of monarchy and the restoration of the Oreansts
alleged that thousand Bretons and vendeans
have refused in consequence of the
taken against the Cristian Brothers
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-13

l love the man or woman who is honest
and true in little things. 1 always believe
they will be the same in large ones. Honor
is manifested in the smallest act as truly
as in the greatest. The theft of postage
stamp shows the thief as plainly as the
theft of a twenty dollar bill, and he who
breaks faith with child to whom he has
promised a stick of candy, would break
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-13

All are not judges. Even in the commonest
matters life there those who have discrimination
far greater than those around the In nothing s su
peror knowledge required than In the selection OF mu
steal Instruments Those intending to purchase such
will do well to visit Louis .GIunewalds establishment
ia9 Canal street. and IL they doubt their ability to
ohoee advantageously they will do well to place the
matter in his hands, and ample Justice will be done
them Steinway and Knabe pianos are particularly re-
Commended. Mason & Hamlin's organs, and musical
merchandise generally always on hand See advertise
MAJ
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-13
With arms of iron, nerves of steel,
The work of days do in hours
No kind Of sewing frights my zeal,
Co a,ziA and varied ara m N Iao,r ara

A good sewing machine lghtens the labor and pro-
notes tho health and happiness of those at home. We
offer the best Of the leading machines which has been
thoroughly tested in families, and gives entire satisfac
tion while 1t has excellence peculiar to itself That
machine s found in the NeD Improved Wilson, at S45-
price within the reach Of all. Salesroom OF
Canal and Burgundy stpeets.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-13

Archbishop Alemany, of the diocese of San Francis
CO. is soiourning ut Lucerne, in Switzerland BE viii
mot return his diocese until the affairs Oh MS holiness
the Pore are established on some permanent and salts
factory basis- ..ss.a=
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-13

Reverie is not thought, though many
people mistake it for thought. Though is
systematic; reverie is disjointed and
fragmentary. Thought is laborious re
verie is the reverse.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-13
INV rusI1cAr1oxs.

AsSenger Of 0s Scored Heart. November.
This strictly religious monthly never falls TO instruct
eoiy and console Contents, The Heart Of Jesus the
worlds only salvation; st. Dorothea Miracle Of our
Most Holy Redeemsr; Thoughts after Benediction; A
Child Of the Sacred Heart and Francis; Payatss
OF the Bambino st. Peter and Plus TX The Constitu
uop; Catholic Missions; General Intention; Graces
Obtained.l
Inc Young Crusader. November.
One Of the best juvenile onthlies published and de-
serving OF wide circulation through all our Catholic
homes.
refers Musical Monthly. November.
This is valuable and cheap musical con-
tanning 1872 pieces Of choice music for three dollars
per year.
American AgTicuhurist November.
we are informed by the propietors the purchase
OF weekly publication conducted on Q somewhat SINH
lar plan will in no interfere with above favor
ITO agricultural monthly and the present
evidence that such is the fact To encourage &C.
quantanoe with both Journals they offered together
for one year for a. and all intended improvements
are not yet consummated both papers will be supplied
the balance Of this without charge sub
scribe now for the year 1871 A liberal offer which
should be availed of.
The Too Croaons drama in one act Baltimore: John
Murphy & Co.
This 10 play for young ladies' We are indebted to
the publisher for q copy.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-13

A special meeting of the Board of Delegates
of the 6ibernian Benevolent and Mutual Aid Associa
ton of Louisiana will be held to evening, At half
past seven o'clock
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-13

correspondent of the Cork Examiner writes ION
returning to Orleans went to Mgr. Dupanloup-
He is suffering from mental angush and his physician
bad given orders that he should receive one But
sent up my name and Immediately admitted into
the Of my ilustrous friend He was greatly
affected Our last meeting here = happy one at La
Chapee his country residence and college, kissed his
hand and received thanks for Ireland for the zdtes
OF Cork and for the contributors Of every class
land left the noble prelate with tesrsin my eye.-
He had received the four hundred pounds sent by the
ladies' Of Cork and the money Killarney and other
places. He is assduousy engaged in disposing tho
funds sent and agreed that the wounded
"f the ambulauces should receive portions of the
hundred pounds received from you. As continue my
inspection shall have the contributions acknowledged
with gratitude.
After paying my respects to the great prelate whose
noble heart is breaking under the weight of
row, visited all ambuances, andfound them doing
we'll"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-13
WHICH ARE THE BEST PIANosi

cos PIANOS have received the First Premums a. a
| lasting qualities have never 6eon eqnaed BY othsr
Prices reduced to suit the ti%ss eo0a one OF nome
Pianosorte Dealer, I29 Canal street
MASON & HAMLINs ORGANS.
to and sacred
space are not liable to get out Of order and require
nnrivaled Prices very low Send f9,, oasa
Southern Wholesale gent l29 Canal stiect
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Just received from Europe large Invoice Of seEman
Ssl1 81 saisa E s1
County
'u ndss 1mS og.s NJ =, canal .;..
ST. JAMES HOTEL,
Having been rehtted and put in thorough order viii
open for the reception Of guests ON
Saturday Morning, November l2.
R. g. MORSE.
DANIEL FRASER,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
Box 294 Mcdaniel and Dealers Exchange
New Orleans. La,
and -
Repairing of all kinds attended to.
so oHP snrn'r OF AAf''h' Ano st. Joseph Streets
CARPET WAREHOUSE,
.Chartres street. ......-......l9
A. BRoUssEAu Co., Importers, of1sr at low prices
CARPETINGs English and American, Of all kinds
SIS
FGRNfTURE covE Erin y Linen and Cotton.
c6RNicEs. Bands Pins etc. nois ly
WI DAUPHIN. CANAL STREET.
Continued Accessions Of
PARIS MILLINERY GOODS,
Communion and Bridal wREATHs and Bridal Furnish
ing Goods, Artificial FLOWERS and Materials.
Crepe silk RIBBONS.
Fancy and Straw Goods, Milliners' Materials.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
noi3Iy Formerly 6s Customhouse street.
MEETING ROOM FOR RENT.
1874 Carondelet street, be rented to Societies.
Clubs, ETC., by the evening or month"; on reasonable
terms.
Apply at the Office of the MoRSrxo STAR. sell SPIT
ct. CHARLES HOTEL.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-13

Inc New York Herald, in recent article missions
thus refers to Catholic abos in this directions The
man nstrumentalities by which, in incredibly short
PERIOD the Gospel was planted throughout the whole
Roman empire were the efforts of the early evangests
or The brightest and purest pages in the
history of the Catholic Church those which record
the lsbors and sacrifices of Jesuit missionaries
Protestants and Catholics have united in paying WELL
deserved tributes these followers of Ignatius Loyo
whose lives attest the Of their faith
Intensity of their ZEAL zeal brdled curbed and ru
by guiding hand indeed, but perhaps for that very
reason all the more effective in accomplishing the main
purposes for which they strove-the greater glory
God. Ad majorem Del goriam and is the motto Of
the Jesuit every wherein the scbooroon in the libra.
in the cabinets of princes and monarch in the hus
Of savages in the tropics in the fozen North India
in China, in Japan. in Africa in America
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-12-16
STATE NEWS.

Big fire parade in Newbern tomorrow.
A State Musical Convention is proposed,
to be held in Raleigh January II.
Newbern wants new custom house and
post office building.
Bishop Atkinson breaches at Weldon
to-day.
Mad dog killed in Raleigh last Wednes-
day.
The Raleigh & CASTOR r. R. route en-
ployees are to be uniformed.
The Sentinel learns that large cotton
factory is to be started in Raleigh, ut an
early day.
Ben Goodman, the defaulting Radical
P. M. of Williamson, Martin county, has
been sentenced to II years in the Peniten-
tiary.
Two hundred and forty-one thousand
dollars of the peoples money was paid to
bribe the peoples representatives of the
last General sembly.-Sentinek
Mai. Seaton Gales is to deliver the ami
versary address before Manteo Lodge, L.
o. o. f., of Raleigh, at their celebration
next Tuesday.
The farmers of Halifax county are suf-
fering terribly from the depredations of
thieves. Leaden pills, the size of buck
shot, have been known to remedy this COM
plaint