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New-York tribune., 1871-12-14

STEAM-ENGINE, with Judson's Patent Gov
~ for sALk here be running
J. L. MOTT IRON wOREs. adjoining New Harlem Bridge Isu
Haven.
WATCHES and Jewelry.-American Watches-
Cshoo Prsseh Csels yessy sterling Hvsrws
~ bssa u paAesbk 20 s2tS 9TH t 2J a
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14

MACMILLAN Co.'S srt essoene Of Boois for (Lnt.nas
the Year rent IRE, 70 any address on application to
Is BLRECEERsT NEW -nORK
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14

SCARCE Complete Sets of CONFEDERATE
~ BLS s SALE, p oil good ssnditos so, BY nail
- ssSSs phs TS 0fBB0fs ~ wsss sssHs 81, ks' Isss
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-08

THE VILLAGE OF BEruLEHEM.-The viii
lage OF Bethlehem is beautifully situated
on an eminence about six miles southeast
of Jerusalem, in a district watered by a
small rivulet, and richly covered by vines,
olives aud ig-trees. The pious Empress
Helen built a handsome church in the
form of ii cross, over the grotto in which
our Saviour was born, which remains to
this day. The church was much embeI-
lished by Constantine, aud the interior
adorned with mosaic work. The body of
the church is supported by forty white
marble Corinthian columns, in four rows.
Connected with the building are Latin,
Greek and Armenian con vents, each having
their several doors opening into the chapel
of the Holy Manger. The right of guard
ing the holy places has often changed
hands from the Greeks to the Latins, and
has been q source of much jealousy be
tween the monks of bot churches. The
dispute regarding the right of the Holy
Places has been the origin of the late war
between England and Russia. In Bethle-
hem are still pointed out the house of
Simeon, the tomb of Rachel, the chapel of
St. Joseph and that of the Holy Innocents.
. Youn1 Crusader.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-08

SALT.-It will be seen by an advertisement
in another column that salt firm has been formed
in this city. Mr. James jackson, the partner
has been connected for of years with the
largest house established in the trade in this city
the experience thus acquired is Invaluable
him to carry business with knowledge of details
that must inure greatly the advantage of parties
Ing business with the house. Since his connection
the trade it has assumed paramount Importance and
the adjoining States procure their supplies this
mart. Throughout the interior Mr. Jacksons name is
intimately associated with NIL transactions line
thus possessing prestige of immense advantage. OF
the Junior members Messrs. d. NJ. Fitzpatrick and w
d. Henderson, it is enough to cay that they
favorably known to this community, being employed
years the houses of jackson & Manson and Jack
son & Anderson. Young, intelligent and devotedy in
tent business augur the most favorable result
this infusion of blood and enterprise. We wish
the firm Of Jackson, Fitzpatrick & Henderson the
most abundanS success.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-08

THIRTY MILLIONS TO SAVE ENGLISH HON.
oR.-The last Russian war costs one hun
dred millions pounds sterling, of which
poor Ireland had to pay more than her
share. 1t is a question worth asking each
other whether or not we are prepared to
see another hundred millions spent to save
Eng1and's honor. We have no interest
whatever in her '.honor" Why should we
pay for it's preservation 30,000, 900 ster-
ling is rather a dear price for people who
live mostly on bad potatoes to pay for glory.
1t is one of the great advantages of indi-
rect taxation that the people don't exactly
know how or wheu they are robbed. If
Lord Palmerston had come to every father
of q family in Ireland and asked EDO as a
contribution towards England's glory in
the Russian war, l think he would bave
been tired before he got in the 439, O0O, 900
which has been filched from US so cleverly
by the science of political pocket-picking
called political economy. Now that we
are about to be made pay ESQ OOO, 900 more,
it will be we'll for people to ask themselves
why every family in Ireland should give
ESQ to a British Minister and eat potatoes
and salt all the year round. Let the Home
Rule gentlemen see to this at once. Irish
men could find q thousand more advauta-
geous ways of spending 100000, 900 of
money than giving to British Minister to
buy rifles and cannon. How many a poor
man will be hungry on the coming Christ
mas, while pious Mr.. Gladstone has his
hand up to the elbow in our pockets. And
yet we are poor.-LondOn Correspondent of
The IrishmGn.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-08

Anew York paper hopes for improve
ment in morals, from the TACT 'sthat an nm
usual number of Bibles have been pub
iished, with view of making holiday pres
ents of them" What an exploded idea!
The Ritualists of London propose to
build kind of cathedral, to which 200
priests are to be attached, to carry on a
round of exercises, including mass, con-
fession, etc. What aping Of holy things!
AS compensation for the withdrawal of
British soldiers from st. Johns, Newfound-
land, and their expenditure Of 100000 an
nually, the mackerel have reappeared,
after forty years scarcity, in all their for
mer abundance.
A correspondent of the Chicago Interior,
writing from Milan, says: "The theologi-
cal [Protestant2 school Of Milan is now
suspended for want of funds" The old cry
of "funds." Without money what would
become of Professionalism
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-08

MIR. Gladstone has written very brief
letter to Mr. Dease, one of the members for
the Queens County, and in this brief letter
he has given cause for great disquietude to
every Catholic in the Empire. The letter
is direct reply to an address from the
Catholics of the Queens County, and an
indirect reply to the Catholics of the whole
country. The article in the Edinburgh Re
CteU attributed to the pen of the Premier is
completely condensed in this brief epistle
The Government refuses to interfere with
tie outrageous sp0tiation of which the Pope
has been the victim. We do not think it
necessary to state again the facts of the
nsu-pation. Two indisputable statements
stand !: fret, that the King of Italy was
h-snd Dy treaty TO respect acknowledgements
ehce of the Sovereign of Rome; and,
secondly, that the King of Italy, without
notice, without declaration Of war, with
out shadow of right, civil, moral or
national, sent troops into Rome, and by
f"'c" of arms seized the dunirinn of the
Pnn'In. MIR. Gladstone says this is not the
affair of the British Empire. For :, far less
outrageous breach of treaty the British EN-
pire went to war with Russia and fought
for four years! The doctrine ingeniously
but not ingenuously discovered hy Mr.
Gladstone Is unworthy the respect "f mind
or the attention of men. He has the nardi-
hood and the imprudence to fatter the
Italian Government and addresses his
fattery to an Irish Catholic! He says his
Government has taken upon itself to pro-
vide protection for the person of the
Sovereign Pontiff. But Mr.. Gladstone very
well knows that his Holiness never can be-
come suhiect-least of all subject of
Protestant Power. We can only express
our deep modification at this extraordinary
letter-a letter likely to become famous in
ireland. Such letters have sealed the fate
of ministers before now.-Dublin Freeman.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-08

HALEYs NEWS DEPors,-These famous e.
News: London Graphic, London Times. London De
Snatch Dnbfn Nation, Irish People. Irish American
illustrated Weekly Banner Of the south, Liverpool
Companion. Saturday Night, Wilks Spirit Turf Field
Farm n. Clipper, Day Book Freemans Journal
Of the Monthly Magazines for January have been re-.
oeived among them: Godeys Ladys Book, Democrats
SstaoS wsrld Atlantis Overland London
Journal Also he is in daily receipt Of the N. Y Her
AID AID World Tribnns and Times yell the Chicago
cia St. Lonis Republican and Democrat Louisville Cou
rerJ onrna the San Francisco Nashville and Detroit
hand. -.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-08

Doors AND SHoEs AND THEIR WEARERs-
In Alaska everybody snow shoes in the winter
and those accustomed to their travel 80 40
miles day with them But the shoes man ufastured by
low and regards travelling 30 40 miles day, the
absolutely take note of time buoyantIy
abe borne along The boots and shoes of this
emmett Arm have quality that in sanitary point Of
view il worthy of notsshey lend an elasticity to the
constituted, ia prime consideration. Wherein the
creG lies don't exactly know but shouldn't be at
surprised OF these days 70 hear that the ned
cal faculty have recommended them TO be an
Important adjunct In the OF disease. Thus the
tombstone will have to give place TO the lapstone, and
Glynn wintzs establishment on Canal stfeot become
the head quarters of Hygea.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-08

NEW IMPROVED SINGER SEWING MACHINE
The sales this machine would staggerDg were
they snbstantiated by ndubitable testimony. In
the schedule have seen published, they lead all
the other machines immeasuraby. After making due
allowance for crotcbete and whims and npreasoDiDR
Partially. enough remains to excite thoughtfuness
this public preference. To
Wond be to lose time Bnt IL there are those Of in
vestgatinR disposition they will find that the Singer
has claims which will only be confirmed but
ed in popularity by inquiry However the Frsult IL be-
fore the public and the decision has been
Dictated. Undoubtedly the Improvement has tend
cd greatly TO increase its Bopularty tho yesrp
which have elapsed aimee IL made has sufHced
sestie the point. wm e. Cooper Co, 7 and Camp
etreet the sgeDtp who VIII be pleased satiAfy all
Inquiries
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-08
NEW rusrIcAr1oNs.

Aessenger Of the Saervd Heart january.
Tho opening article in the January number of ths
monthly appropriately ON tho year. and In time.
recognition OF the object Of tho publication we .ro
to That thertnciral fruit of devotion To the Ss
ored Heart OF Jesas soould unquestouabiy BE- an in
crease Of that charity which In tho bop or
ancotion and which extends alike In fond embrace to
all the sons OF men For tho prccept charity pre-
emnently tho prccept Of the Sacred Heart Tho love
Oh aod infaible bcgets the love OF the
one Is strong and vigorous tho win also DO strops
ana vigorous II the ono 10 weak faint the other
must Of necessity DO weak and faint The words and
examples OF dear Lord during his sojourn ON earth
all pointed to this twin virtue the aim Of His
teachings.
DE La Sale Monthly. January.
The articles in the present issua ar ~ cor
siderable merit and variety Chateaubrian Retrospec.
ton Marion Strange Story, Tho Science of Leesla.
uon and our Legislators. Our Lady Of tho Abyss RAN
aom sketches. Ode to the Night God Bless ua Every
ons' students Christmas Revery, Death Of the Old
Year. Rene the Conscrpt, Thoughts on tho Past Year
New Ns'. r csss Passing ThoasAs ppheees of Sister
Leisure Hours. January. F4
The contents make up . list of reading that 10 espe
ciay Interesting the persons among whom II ia pub
Shed besides much that interests the general reading
public.
Roods Household Magazins Janunrv
usual this magazine prescnts varied table Of CON
'ents to every grade OF tho househe and In
ssructing whiie ministering tho amusement OF it,
members
Tho Young Catholic January.
We had seen in our exchanges favorable notices, Of
this Juvenile publication and that We have received
number-the 4th-we arc prepared to endorse all that
mas been said In fts regard. We have various pubca
ons designed for Catholic YOUTH there 10 room for
more and hail this the latest fruitful field Tho
typographical appearance is very handsome the engra
exc tod -
Is published by the Catholic Publication Society," New
York. |
Fiek's Floral Guide for 1871.
The hrst edition of hundred and fifty thousand
copies Of viek Illustrated Catalogue Of Seeds and Floral
GUIDE Is now being issuedl90 pages and al engrAv.
ing of almost every desirable flower and vegetable II
is elegantly printed fine tinted paper illustrate
with three hundred fine wood engravngs and two beau
tiful coored plates Tho beautiful and the most
Guide published. German edition
published In all other respects similar to the English
Sent free to all customers of rapidly as possible
without application Sent to all others who order them
Tor 10 cents which is not half the We take plea
sure in bearing testimony to the general satisfaction
expressed by those in the South have had eapps
with the proprietor and that no little discomfort
and disappointment in other directions his flower and
vegetable seeds invariably reliable Address James
Wick, Rochester, New York
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-08

HoGAN's-A short time ago we saw in a
paper given to such matters-the origin of Names
history Of the name which stands AZ the head Of
paragraph. The Investigation industriousfy and
infinitely thorough the nl1stratons apt the authori
ties copvncingbut along the whole line the geneoo9y
developed branch that has done for humanity
than the scion that at % and 01 Canal street
We don't know that he has the weakness Of Sir Walter
Scott to found name but We do know that thousands
of the present generation hold the Of Hogan"
respect and consideration for furnishing boots shoes
sppers trunks vases travelling sacks that be
ing machine 10 here for sale and ts qualities highly
eItoed Persons In want Of any of the articles above
per place.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-08
MARRIED:

On Thursday. December %. 1870 by the Rev. Father
Kenny. Miss CLARA KINSLl ND PATTON, of New
Orleans, to Mr.. RICHARD II. NORRIS, of Harrison.
burg, La.
On Saturday, December 81. 1870 at ST. Anne Church.
by the Rev. Father Tumoine. EORGE HoLzHAUsER
to Miss EMMA LEROY, both of this CITY,
On Thursday. December 80 1870 at the residence of
the brides parents by the Rev. Father Meredith Miss
MARY SULLIVANof New Orleans to Mr. yALcORE
e. HOUGH of Mississippi
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-08

THE Duo DE GRAMMoNr ON THE ORIGIN
OF THE WAR.-The Due de Grammont has
addressed letter, dated London, Deem
Der 5, to the, International, in which he
says:
II cannot admit for a, moment that in
the diplomatic negotiations before the war
the Corps Legislatif, and consequently
France, have been deceived in anything.
have shown all the documents one after
the other to the committee representing
the Chamber. repeat that no document,
absolutely none, has been kept secret. AS
to the despatch or communication which
has been spoken of, and is said to have
announced that the King of Prussia, as
Sovereign and head of the family, has
consented to order the withdrawal of the
Spanish candidature, it has never existed,
You say that only means Inever heard of
1T. 1t means more. 1t means that the
document never existed, and for this very
simple reason. The order which the King
of Prussia is stated to have given is lust
the thing we required from him, and which
he refused to grant. 1t was also demand
ed by great neutral power and likewise
refused. l affirm that neither France nor
her Government thought of attacking Prus
STA, and that after the political aggression
guarantees say the King of Prussia re-
fused all, with the preconcerted intention
OF making war. Isay the unjust agrees
sion comes from him. France and her
Government have been driven into war
against their will, and without the posi-
bility to avoid it. present the cause of
France as just, and that of Prussia as un-
just, and in the name of justice claim for
my country the sympathies of Europe"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-08

We would cordially direct attention to the
advertisement Of Messrs Finney ByrHes IS Poydras
street in another column. Provision dealers and gro
GERS find It their interest to deal with this firm
est market price, Among them may be named bacon
har1s--choce sugar cured canvased plain and green
bnl meatsshoudera rib. G. r. and clear Sides choice
ir An tierces and kegs -four whiskey gin and brandy
I'm line everything necessary to first class
and the propretors VIII be found assiduous
to ntaase and liberal In their dealings.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-08
DIED

On Wednesday. January {. 1871, at { o'clock +. NJ
ALEXANDER ARMSTRONG, aged 60 years. n native
of County Monahan. ireland, and resident Of this city
for the Last thirty eight years.
On Wednesday, January 4, at p. after lingering
Illness, Mrs. BfDDY GIBBS, aged a. a native of Bal
lima County Mayo, Ireland.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-08

REDUCED PRICEs-The holidays are over
new Tenr haa commemorative the prose comes after
the poetry Of life In times Of joy and harity people
don't eeruule 20 nav without. calculation but
whole yesF a IN Known events 10 before and IT be-
hoves all 70 aeenomise. And here Braeeman Adams
cod prices and TINS like true iends enable Ms 70 econ
omlso without any onFaIment Of bargAns at $50 and
So Magazine street
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-08

Every kind word and feeling, every good
deed and thought, every noble action and
impulse, is like the ark-sent dove, and re-
turns from the troubled waters of life bear
ing green olive branch to the soul.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-08

The Committee appointed to take measures
- Improve g. PatrickS ComsteEy will meet this eve
ming S1ndayl 1t o'clock, ct l91 Carcndelet street.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-08

People who have the art Of deceiving
themselves, are by far the most dangerous
deceivers Of others.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-08
[1,ng Slaf and Catholic Messenger.
VII SUNDAY. ] ~ ~ Z. Is1l


49, 81 & SUNDAY. "a * Q. ls7l-
sDF1 ~ AND OTHER 1rrxs.>
purcell is stated, intends visiting the
|ted 6tat6e soon.
= Bershb latest crusade ia against the
Ping q hprses in winter time. y
onic1At returns it appears that there
~ nrea In New York city last year.
e Aayer Of Belfast, Me-, has been
ed VII conspiracy to purchase q. s.
y ~ sold weather caused the tele-
eic - North to snap and break like
ing was marked feature in
nth the sale of holiday goods
ongrpgetionalist and Methodist
lave Joined the Unitarians within
-.
- papers are 20 mad with Spoon
- they print his name without
se p
now poastixely known that DR..
= A. Lssesps, helped Eugenie
mt. snt the cold
Sibly SEVERE. It was i'm
- houses.
ealian opera recently
NOS for the wounded in
w gave 5000.
tts women alone pay taxes
u pf property, and in Boston
= Sn IO, 600, 900.
the latest military figure in
idoscope, is said to be an
The name of Shaw.
~ ~ man had his SON arrested
~ him. He was fined SI7, which
- to pay. Queer jastiset
Francisco Jews have voted to
y custom forbidding me-. and
e together in the synagogue.
~ are SO plenty in California
~ as much annoyance to rail-
the gsasshoppers in summer.
insfalment, s25, 900, proceeds
Asr held in this city for the
French, has been forwarded.
Ading news companies of this
business in selling newspapers
aes of over $4,000, 900 per an
cart, in order to build city
Z lie, has just bought two brick
capacity Of 10, ooo, 900 bricks per
Ne1S Hampshire has sold his
= hair restorer" for S1OO, 600,
b small fortune by its manu-
arly $1,000 soldiers who were
riag the late war, only four
hot wounds of the heart were
t thing In funeral professions in
ss.aev*fsfercsede the hearse,
Bell, wtach is tolfed en- route to
3pliia does not take good care of
3ep children, since it allows twenty
M ~ its nrchins to run rampant on
afsAday of Liszt has been celebra-
\ 53egszard, his native town, with
ei0Seing; he was serenaded and
Various charges on imported salt,
imost become monopoly-the
~ paying 1874 per cent on the value !
tpdnct.
eragd says Boston is fast becom-
o7om, aud instances the Sunday
&scular lectures as one of it's down
ze toperdition.
1szlns of whole congregations are
Is Is frequent in the Reformed Pres
Church, in consequence of the
Eion of the Synod.
sners in Harden county, Iowa,
aw Eve years ago over $25. The
nst ended, and both had to sell
ms to pay the costs.
wten, Mich, Hast week a man
rs wife to death for having thrown
of water upon him after she had
3iim down with stick.
5areeds of the last Firemen's ball
Brooklyn has been embezzled by
Hrer, Leggett-a fitting name for
Lifting treasurer of a ball fund.
fapcis Train has arrived in Lon
s Hrst act ON arriving was to call
seform Club and inquire for Mr..
"a, Earl Granville and Mr.. Forster.
.nlnsrAsf rascality has almost reach
Ion. reed we allude to the Camp
sbbery ard the struggle for the
llip in our Legislature in confirma-
been suggested that King William
poleon made q bargain to swap
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE

NOTICE
New ORLEANS, January Q, 1871.
The friends of the parish of St. Joseph respect-
fully notified that certain unauthorized parties are COL
fectfng money in the of of the institutions
attached to St Josephs Church. They are therefore
requested to be their guard against such imposter
and to contribute nothing to any object connected
the Church except when solicited by fpersons
lied by the undersigned. EN
I'D THOMAS j. sMITH.yYRz
ja71t Pastor OF ST. Josepbs Church
HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
No. New Orleans Jan 4
Is7i-At regular meeting OF this Association held
January 4th instant, the following gentlemen were
elected Officers for the ensniDg year:
Presidential wHEELAHAN,
First Vice President-WM. G0RMAN
Second Vice Presdeut--D. A. MULLANE,
Recording Secretary-JoHN c. MURRAY.
Treasurer-FRANK JOHNSON.
Delegates to Cen trail Board---J. 7. A. o MEALLIE,
L. f. BARRETT and JOHN McGRATH.
A true copy:
jag 1t JOHN C. MURRAY. Secretary.
ct. PArRICK's BtsHoP'sj CEMETERY.
The Committee appointed to attend to the improve
ment of the above Cemetery requested to meet
THIS Sunday EVENING, January 8, at o'clock In
the Morning Star Hall, 1874 Carondelet street.
jas 1t D. P. sCANLAN Chairman.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
EVENING DRESS.

EVENING DRESS
We have In store
srrENpiD STOCK OF GOODS
EVENtN va WEAR,
- Consisting In partof-
Satins, Silks. Earlatana
pnlles. Parts Musiins
Coored swias
Grenadines,
Aosambiqucs
= Bsrcgcs. cts. sseA
ShAWLS SACKS ano SACKTNG far xv.n,,s
C 1Te ana q Em D, odeIed HANDKERCHIEFS
SOkLA kS and CHEMISETTES
FANS. COlFFURES, NUKAS eAo
REDUCED PRICES.
BRAsELMAN & ADAMS. @
asd and sss.. MAGAZINE STREET
Jas ft c---.. 80 - ~
NE" ORLEANS INSURANCE AsSOcI1-
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-08

The peace OF the heart 10 better than
gold.