The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-06-25

the vessels past the batteries. They then
ng enemy. The Monooaey was slightly in
ured by running on . sunken rock. The yes
sells returning received NO FIRE from the fort
are expected. otherwise tho feet will destroy
the fvrts and take such measures as tho inter-
ests of civilization demands. The Coreans are
o treacherOus and warlike people who are en-
tirely independent OF China.
UNITED STATES.
The celebration in honor of the Pope,
throughout the United States, 10 reported
having been magnificent. In Washington
General Sherman's house was brilliantly illu-
procession, q mass meeting with speeches, illu-
limitations, fireworks, and . salute Of 25 guns.
In Albany, New York, tho ceremonies were Of
the Cathedral was beautifully decorated with
flowers. A procession Of boys and girls from
the schools Of the various churches marched to
Celebrated. The residences Of al Catholics
were illuminated, as also the Cathedral and
Episcopal residence. the former presenting .
o ssa
q grand display of fireworks in front Of tho
City Hall.
PENNsYLvANIA.-Fortym miners were tempo
rarily Imprisoned in the earth by the csving
in Of the Empire Mine, several miles from
Wilkesbarre, ON the 21st inst. All were res
cued and are expected to recover. On the 22d
the city gas works OF Philadelphia exploded,
| which it ia said $50 600 barrels of oil were
| destroyed.
OH1o.-Death of C. L. Tallandighan.-On tho
| 10th inst, this distinguished gentleman shot
himself accidentally at Lebanon, Ohio where
| charged with murder. In attempting to ex-
plain the character of the shot alleged to have
been fred by Mcclellan he held pistol in the
dentally discharged, the ball lodging In the
abdomen. Mr.. vallandighan died ct 10
o'clock in the morning of the 18th. His
funeral took place at Dayton, his home, on the
goth, and was of o most imposing character,
being fully two miles long. Business was
suspended during the passage OF the cortege,
ings were draped. The pail bearers were A.
@. Thurman, s. 8. Cox. George E. Pugh, Gen.
o. C. Maxwell, John Howard, Samuel Craig
head, Elisha Thomson, D. r. Boyer, w: H.
Gillespie and D. A. Hawk. Many distinguish
ed gentlemen from all parts of the Union were
present. One of the most painful circumstan-
sence of Mrs. vallandigham who had goue to
Cumberland, Md. to see dying brother
While attending his funeral she received the
terrible intelligence OF her husoands aeatn,
tracted aud small hopes are entertained OF her
recovery.
ISp1ASA.-A tornado at Scranton, Indiana,
Carried o house ten rods, killing the father,
; | severely wounding son anu daugntef, anu
. hurting five others.
CAL1FoRNIA.-The food of the Columbia
!, river ia OVERCOMING the lower part of San
, Francisco. The natives of Alsace and Lor.
the cession Of these provinces to Germany
, and are determined to remain French Citizens
The striking miners of Aladore county having
compelled suspension OF WORK, ana InS io th.
a LIST regiment of the National! Guafds ma,
}. started to dsperse them at all hazards 4
a process has been discovered for ombinihg toi
r and copper, producing compound heavier
;, than iron.
Is THE INDIANS.
~ IT. would seem from the following official re
!. mort made to the governor of Texas that stron
y grounds exist for experimenting an attack ieo I
N the indians during the summer folt on
10 Nav 26, 1S71-To his Excellency. Gov =. J
20 Davis: Since my arrival here have pee
30 careful to Gull information in reference to Tn
y, -, movements of the Indians of these reserves
10 and would state to your Excellency IL Is ev
W W dent that during the coming summer there WI
. he witnessed most extensive ravages on tn
F. F. frontier of Texas of any preceding. Aimoi
s all the Indians of this agency and the Cheyel
y, ~ mes of another have left and are now on u
-. war-path We learn from Indians that q
Id manches that do not belong here are also actl'
and that the Plains are black WITH Apacne
an Upon Interrogation as to numbers they pointe
ne to large valley near by OF more ,aoid then
le- The Apaches have been coming down que " =,
lid tiers Colorado and further South a9rlng "
're winter, and it is most likely oePt 49, VI
mitted at the far South were by them. '
nj learn also that there is rendezvous west
IN the reservation in what is called Fun tsai
as of Texas There traders from New ,, ME- =,
Id meet the Indians, and furnish them arms ~
'ns ammunition, in exchange for horses. me In
INT ara 24OO braves and warriors inclusive OF
asst between ff1een wears and the eldest hgnti
i'm men. Cen, sherman, who is now here, .
tu- ordered additional forces along the sontne
aid line. The following is list and enu pat q
the of the Indians in the reservations OF Fort p
To Camancbes 2742 Kiowas, 1896 Apaches, 3
of ouatadoes. 1000 Condas, 4s4; Wechitas, ~ -
ted 6eIawnres' II: Keechies, 1876; Wachas,
TX Tawanoanes 1867 Hawaaes s sstts T9 9som
hes sill state that ut an interview had with "
,ed. sherman. Gen. Morey, Gen. Garrison and u
600 Tatum it was shown indisputaDl tsrs sn Sos
the and are now on the war-path against the
ons pie.
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