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Count Won Benst has addressed o formal circu-
lar to the diplomatic agents of the Austro-
that his resignation was not based upon any
political grounds, but upon reasons Of o purely
personal character. He has been appointed
ambassador to England.
STAIN.
The movements of the radical members of
the Cortes have resulted in the defeat of the
majority upon the test question, and q cabinet
crisis has occurred. The debates at Fridays
sitting Of the Cortes were intensely exciting,
and the session did not break untif7 o'clock
next morning. During the discussion upon
the proposition of censure of the Government
brought forward by the adherents of Gorilla, a
counter motion was submitted by ochoa pro-
ligious societies throughout Spain, and the
suppression of the DEGREES of the Provisional
Government, of which Senior Gorilla was
motion was made to declare tbe-sitting of the
Cortes permanent, and d spirited discussion
followed. The Government eventually de
manded it rejection as q cabinet question, but
their opponents had majority, for upon a
division of the house the motion was found to
be adopted by q vote of one hundred and sew
miral (Malcampo. President of the Council of
State and head of the Ministry, at once mount
ed the tribune apd read the royal decree pro-
roguing the sittihgs of the Cortes without de-
lay until February next. The Republican
deputies to the Cortes, have issued q circular
advising their supporters throughout the
country to keep quiet, and advocating the
maintainance of public order. IN the mean
time the labor troubles continue-the bakers
and dyers, in Valencia, obstinately maintain
the strike and make such threatening demon
strations, that re-inforcements have been sent
to the garrison.
kilograms state that is was the intention of
the Holy Father to hold q consstory on the
Oath, for the precon ization of Bishops, when he
would also pronounce his allocution, wherein
he would declare the course he has determined
to pursue. Victor Emmanuel arrived on the
21st, and parliament is expecting very soon to
commence it's sessions.
SWITZERLAND.
The origin of the recent great confagraton
in Geneva is being made the subject of u strict
investi cation. Suspicion is strong against the
International Society,".
|. HOLLAND.
The Parliament of the Netherlands have
agreed to abolish the Dutch Embassy ut the
Papal Court
Great complaints are made of disorganiza-
ton in public departments. The Sultan's OF
ders requiring economy in the administration
of affairs misinterpreted and not satistac-
toriy carried out. Harmony does not prevail
| in the Cabinet, and a crisis is looked for. The
! cholera is increasing in Constantinople.
RUSSIA.
The Government of St: Petersburg are Wig
| orously engaged in the enterprise of Russiani-
| zing its provinces on the shores of the Baltic
The first movement toward this end is to de-
| clare the Russian the only official language to
| be used in public DEGREES, in courts and i'll
churches.
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CHARITY SERMON FOR THE BENEFIT OF
the Poor visited by the Conference Of ST. Joseph Society
of St. Vincent de Paul. will be delivered by the Right
Rev. JAS. GIBBONS, DID. Bishop of Nsrth Carolina
at ST Joseph's Church, Common st , NEXT SUNDAY
December Sd, at O clock I. NJ. no2G-2t
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WANTS-FoR RENTS-ETC.

MEETING ROOM FOR RENT.-THE SPACIOUS
N4 and well furnished Meeting Room, No I24 Caron.
delet street. will DO rented Societies Clubs etc. by
tie evening or month, reasonable terms Apply
the ONCE OF the MoRSTNo SrAR- sell II.
CATHOLIC MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS
~ requiring well instructed BOYS, fifteen years
Of to learn their business procure the aane
from the St. Yincents Home for Destitute BoyB 3T1
Bienvie street by applying to tho President 99a Com
mon street. Tho boys continue 70 board ct the
Homo. II necessary mh70
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Swiss Suits for Evening Wear.

T OUIS GRUNEWALD,
MUSIC EMPORIUM,
THE LARGEST MUSIC HOUSE IN THE SOUTH
No. 129 Canal Street,
Offers to the public his splendid assortment of
PIANOS AND ORGANS,
consisting of the world removed and unsurpassed
Stenway Upright,
Steinway Square,
Steinway Grand Pianos.
Knabe Square, Upright and
Grand Piano Fortes. also
Haines' Square Piano Forte.
NONE BUT LEADING FIRST-CLASS PIANOS
KEPT every Piano guaranteed not only to duras
biity but also give satisfaction Prices to defy com
petition and terms easy to purchasers
Sole Agency for the celebrated MASON s. uAMLIN
ORGANS The Best and at the same time the Cheapest
Organs made
Direct Importation OF violins Cellos, Double Bases
Guitars Banios Tamborines, FluteA Flies Clarionets,
etc German aud French Accordeons. Brass and Ger
man Silver Instruments Italian French and German
Strings at wholesale and retail
Complete Catalogues and Price Lists on applica-
ton by mail or be had at my store and during the
continuation of tho State Fair at the Exhibition
Buildings. ho2o IL
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If there be lot on earth worthy of envy
it is that of man good and tender hearted,
who Seholds his own creation in the hap
pines. Of all those who surround him. Let
him Who would be happy strive to encircle
himsdf with happy beings:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SOUTHERN BANK

SOUTHERN BANK
NEW ORLEANS, November o. 1871. 5
At the request of the Most Rev. Archbishop Perche
the undersigned respectfully informs the holders of
ROMAN BONDS, negotiated through the agency of
this Bank in the Archdiocese of New Orleans that by
a decree of the italian Government the said ROMAN
BONDS will be declared null and void unless exchanged
for Italian Bonds by before the 3st Of December
1871
And Mt the request aforesaid in order to protect the
rights (now in imminent periD of the holders of the
said Roman Bonds, and to the forced exchange
thereof to be duly Effected by or before the 3st Of De-
cember next the undersigned the conditions to be
made known on application TO him, will, UP TO THE
FIFTH OF DECEMBER NEXT. cheerfully take
charge OF Of the said Bonds that may be oonhded
to his care, for transmission to PRINCE AUGUSTIN
GALITZtN and COUNT ADRIEN DE RIANCEY.
officers Of the Committee appointed in the city of Paris
the Of the of the holders Of the
said Roman Bends.
THOS. LAYTON, President
NEW ORLEANS, November %, 1871
In their interest feel It duty to call the particular
and prompt attention of the holders of Roman Bonds
negotiated in this ARCHDIOCESE the notice relative
| said Bonds, published this day, by Thomas Layton
Esq, President of the Southern Bank and to express
hereby, my hearty approval of the said notice.
| n. J. PERCHE,
no2e2t Archbishop Of New Orleans.
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DIED

EOwAN-At 81 O'clock Saturday Morning, Novem-
Der %, 1871. Mr.. Patrick Rowan native of Ireland
late Vice President of st. Patricks Conference.
His funeral will take place this Sunday Evening at
2A o'clock. His friends and the members of the
Society of ST. Vincent de Pant invited to attend.
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BELGIUM.

On the 22d inst, there was an animated de-
bate in the Chamber of Representatives on the
subject of the appointment as Governor OF the
Province of Limburg of NJ. Decker, former
manager of the Belgium School System. The
appointment vigorously attacked by the
Opposition, and warmly defended by the Gov
eminent. The appropriately of the appolntee
to the Kings palace, and loudly demanded the
dismissal of the Ministry. On the Odd the
Chamber of Representatives, after a further
majority, voted to support the Government in
it's appointment of DR.. Decker as Governor OF
Limburg. An enormous and excited crowd
again gathered around the Chamber and up
pointment, but the presence of a large police
force was sufficient to prevent breach of the
peace during the day. After nightfall, how
ever, there were serious disturbances, which
continued all the evening. Crowds invaded
the Ministry of Public Works, but were re-
PEELED by the police. Several persons were in
| iured in the melee
The Reichstag has sanctioned the law max
| ing military service compulsory on all in Ba-
| varia Discussions have developed the fact
| that the government only intends to establish
| a naval power of the second rank. On the
23d q bin was introduced and advocated by
the Bavarian Minister pr9vld,pg criminal eFn ma;
vilege of their Office. This bill is understood
to be the first of o series, but works against
the encroachment of the Church upon the liber,
ties of the people. Hence Martin Edward
Simpson, President of the Lower Branch of
the German Parliament, rendered his resigna-
ton, but was nevertheless reelected. -
AUSTRIA.
The recent change in the Ministry of the
Empire, and the failure of Baron Kellersperg
renders necessary q reorganization of the
Council of Ministers for Austria proper. 1t !:
} nrobable that Prince Adolph AuerspeFg viii
b6called to form o new Cis-Leithan cabinet
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BARGAINS. ...........BA BARGAINS

BARGAINS. ......... BARGAINS.
We have reduced another lot OF .'
JAPANESE SILK DRESSES to 81 So
AND
A lot Of ASSORTED SILKS to $50. per yard.
BRAsELAIAN & ADAMS.
We have reduced lot Of
Plain Colored PARASOLS to q,
AND
Have received supply.
BRASELAIAN s. ADAMS.
We have reduced all our
SHAWL SUITS to 81.
Offer line of Polio Chevre Black Alpaca Suits,
at low prices
BRAsELMAN & ADAMS
We have reduced asvcral lots of
DRESS GOODS from $780, 40c. and Soc to 25c per yard
AND
Offer very attractive assortment in the better quail.
ties. BRASELMAN g. ADAMS.
NO have reduced the prices Of all BLANKETS,
selling excellent ia blanket for s5 So
rt gular price q so.
BRAsELMAN & ADAMS.
We have reduced large lot of EMBROIDERED
EDGES and INSERTINGS to CSC. aed have many
novelties in the Same line of goods.
BRASELMAN 6, ADAMS.
AND
Have an unusually handsome assortment of the finer
grades ERASELAlAN & ADAMS.
Dash HOUSE.
BRASELMAN g. ADAMS,
Dealers in Dry Goods,
ss6 and MAGAZINE STREET. $50 and 5ss
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Rev. Jas. F. Sullivan, Pastor of the
Church at Quincy, Mass, died in that town
on the 18th inst,
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BUI L D ER,
1S4 Delord Street, near Tivoli Circle.

Jobblng done with dispatch. Prompt and personal
ings. Csterns made and repaired.
Orders left shop. Box 223 Mechanics Exchange
10 Union st. promptly attended to- mhI97l Iy5p
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FANCx GROCERIES!
FRESH GROCERIES,

New FIGS. /.
Layer RAIsINs.
-CURRANTs.
CITRoN.
S. 8. ALMONDS.
Atmorcs MINcE MEAT, by the can or pound.
FRUITS IN JUICE and BRANDY.
Fresh ToMA1 oEs. Green CORN,
Very Choice Green and Black TEAS, at greatly re-
duced prices.
Choice Yellow Goshen BUTTER,
New FULTON MARKET BEEF.
" EEEF TONGUES, -
BREAKFAST BACON,
Washington and S. C. HAMS.
SPARE RIBS,
PIG TONGUES.
SPICED PIGS FEET L.
NEW GREEN SHOULDERS
New BUCKWHEAT.
New GOLDEN SYRUP and MoLAssEs
Extra Meas and No. MACKEREL
Holland and Roo HERRINGS,
suiths Ten Strike. Holmes, xxx, and other
choice brands of FLOUR always on hand.
CLARET,, by the gallon.
Jelfries' and McEwan's ALE
Guinness and Byass' PORTER
For sale at the LOWEST CASH PRICES
All Goods guaranteed togive satisfaction and deliver.
ell to any part Of the city free of drayage.
A. w. sKARDoN & CO.,
Corner of Jackson and Rousseau streets,
Fourth District no.Slt
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NEEDLEWORK.

NEEDLEwORK.
The SISTERS OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD would
respectfully inform the public that they prepared
do any kind of NEEDLEwORK Plain and Ornamental
and they would be thankful for the patronage
tended to them. no26 3m
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COMMITTEE OF PATRONS AND BENEFACroRS


Ssls%i a' cslen. III s 81 ss%ms.
= Atklns THO noh h9n,n.r BT Tss;a
DR. W Kennedy, I'D Conery, John Coleman,
John sSsnss 'a John Stewart,
John siorl, DD O'Brien. Nicholas Burke.
Capt m aSs sn VIM knsapster Fsnsry
Pa!rek raSin. Mil,am German loIIroo i'sF
de s5 csnS9 fns ;ssfn 'sn Esr
IGSn ssE 2Sos MaTsnna nio. reen
G Livauiaia J j Tarleton, Gen Bra xton Bragg
john MeSny Kennedy saIHsE join hf4 Msiintv
ThSs Gilmore spencer Field, Jr,W ilmo, & Co,
samI Ssas & Oliver 4 Ward &co hole Et.; Co.
Messrs. Hamilton, Eyrnes, Holland. Brown and
i''. CoMMITTEE ON AMUsEMENTs.
a GRAND CONCERT
M be fyGn on sTNRA1
several other vocalists of the city. Tickets, sue.
PRIZES.
BAskET BtGGY and nARNEss. pressnt.d By jas.
Ms. and God sa tho
St. yosephs Conference offers OIL PAINTING of
Ameriesn $hs%pisa SToyT; S.essnssa y :: MsesSs
E , svaaS By W ba
bowling Jani several otter prizes "
st. Peters Conference offers valuable MUSIC BOX
and other prizes
and a Silver TEA SET.
st. Francis Conference offers y FIREMAAs BAN.
Annunciation Conference offers Silver WATER
COOLER and other prizes
F9MBoI.A consisting Of Eye Giaas and watch COM.
lined: Gold Watsh Charter Oak Stove Sewing
| other Prizos.
The Particular Council Of tho Society offers Grand
Fit Chance Twelve inches high Silver Cold gilt
Bell at sS' aGa pa np ID as
Lined Case covered with Russia Leather. These are
will be worth 1900. and certainly more appropriate
@ N be offered ire to The Chapel
a,ed by the Of Society to the
Sa z
at Rev
odin as Protectorate Reformatory and School Of In
boys, who are so numerous in our city, receive
Christian education and DO prepared to become good
For want of fands to workshops. the boys. up
they are able to work. The Society have now ninety
and s" y S a
lberaiity Of the puse 81 Fair for the means OF
That the public may of the At
s s6s S
81 Ss Ne Se. Kew an an
second from letter sdarss;sd E. the s Of
the society ana fEOsluout Oh Noky
| Rev. vicar-0onerai: .
| which do honorito diocese and console us In
ministry there IL established within the last few
| years in order to supply want long and griSvoualy
TO ST. vincents Home Tor desftuto boys
who not being admissible into the asyuma for younger
children wod be abandoned in the midst OF Vice and
corruption and exposed 70 be miseraby Loaf here and
hereafter II would be of shame and grief
u.s. and doubt not to you also Rov. and Dear Sir and
to your faithful flock did II become necessary through
OF 70 throw these poor boys beck again
the midst OF the worlds dangers, then to become
society and Disgrace 10 the Church, whereas
with little help might mako Of them worthy eIti.
zenB and good Christians.
: j. NJ, Archbishop Of Nez< Orleans"
Gentlemen-I have Submitted to the Most Rev.
Archbishop the two questions wished to submit "a
him. As for the hat he is decidedly the opinion that
the St. Yincenta Home having been established, the
ground and building being paid for the difficulty
being conquered shall be kept by all means trusting
! NOS ID. G. RAYMOND, v. G."
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V1cK's
FLORAL GUIDE
FOR 1872
" CK'S

OVER ONE HUNDRED PAGES printed in Two
Colors, superb tinted paper.
FOUR HUNDRED ENGRAvINGs, of Flowers
Plants and Vegetables. with Descriptions and Two
Colored Plates.
Directions and Plans for Making Walks. Lawns
Gardens etc
The handsomest and best FLORAL GUIDE in the
world.
All for TEN CENTS, to those who think of buying
Seeds. Not quarter of the cost.
200, 900 sold of ISL.
Address JAMES WICK
no2G st Rochester N V
NEW KID GLOVES AND FANCY GOODS
" just Received at
GUEBLE & NIPPERT'S,
1877 Canal street. 1877
BY steamers Alice and Kohn:
Lare assortmc Mt of KID GLOVES
Silk and Velvet RIBBONS.
GUILPS PRINCES, GUIPURE LACFS
Sash RIBBONS BUTTONS, etc
- For Gentlemen -
100 dozen FRENCH SHIRTS, Linen Fronts. at $50.
UNDERsHIRTs DRAWERS, sUspENDERs,
LINEN COLLARS, CRAvATS, etc.
oc22 lm5p GUEBLE e. NIPPERT.
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NO ROOM FOR GOODS.
D RY GOO D S ,

My being entirely small for my very extern.
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A GRAND CONCERT

will DO given SUNDAY. November nc. at I y. IT., by
Miss THERESA CANNON assisted by her Choir and
several other vocalsts of the city. Tickets, Sue.
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SOz.. MAGAZINE STREET. SO7
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Count Won Beust has addressed formal circu-
lar to the diplomatic agents of the Austro-
hungarian Empire resident abroad, stating
that his resignation was not based upon any
political grounds, but upon reasons Of purely
personal character. He has been appointed
ambassador to England.
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compelled to sell new goods just received, a
PRIME COST, not having the room to keep them.
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- 3wiiHen BEN Ser. Staaten unb Der
S&wetj iinb unterbunblunssn iiber eine
@rmdbiSuns bss YOrtOs I'm @anse.
MnSIdnbiIebe 8eribte.

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tag wtro lsine Seiflcu am 20. 3. ".
fblisesn unb bic SiBunssn bes preugi
fden eanbtasss wsrpen am 27. b. 81.
beeinnsn.
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ilfdsn 8eaisruna an. nuf LIBERALIZATION
Ddnsmarts unO bic 3uridsabe pcn NCro'
IdlesWts an IeBterss Su brtngen, Inn her
Dfd6tentfaItuns Dsutftlanbs in Der
Stlse enteeaenjuptrfrn. ....
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tincpel BIER eingetrofsnsn Depefdtr 5u'
iclae inb TN 8srldufe Der lrbten sBo6s
In isnsr Stapt $50 psrlOnsn an Der
@tCIera ssiforbtn. ..,.
Berlin, II. Ncp. Ser gertrster Bat
ern's I'm brutfdsn SunorSrotbs bat sinsn
@efeesntwurf our Sorlase aebruht, wor
mad Die ssri&tItfe Belonging BON @eiit'
lthen, Die flf init unpatrtcttI6sn Sntrt
susn befufsn, sefattet unp rinsefiibrt
perreu lUu.
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Stabtsrsu;sn bic Sunbssg.lsbs, rptlte
oas 5aItsn pun SpteIbdufsrn uno quitr'
rirn innerbalb pss Sunbss rerbisten, In
vclrr @uscsbnuns In Sroft 3u Isben.
DisIe @slsBe waren felt lGussrrr 3st
sdnSIi6 unbsa6tet seblisbsn.
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asn fam in Der GUblen3 asgeniib,r l;sgen-
ben SeIiuna Gbrsnbrsitltsiu eine Grplc.
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BsIussruns snttdlt, bItst sIddlt6erwetlc
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bat pom 8atier pom Seutihlaub Elm gu,
i6rift srbaltsn, wOrin pisIsr iiber reu
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rauern ausipri6t, isbph btn5ufiigt bic
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rtih's fUGs fsius Genpsruns srfubrsn, gu.
frteben.
8Om. 10. NJp. Der Yapit bot NIT eel
men gurolndlen msbrfa6s Gonfsrsu3en
wsssn isinss beobf6haten ab,uass ppn
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,st entld,lcfen, bic Stapt su psrloTsn,
psnn iiG Die itaItsniIbe 8ssieruns nod
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0isn SSrpsrfhaften erloubt. @r pirp
Damn permutblt& elm giyl in Gran!ret6
aufiubsu.
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3Iu bic bcnticbe SeD6lfernua
Won Pennsylvania.
Sie

Scranton Trust Comp. & Sparbank
Isnft Cure @ufmrrfiamftit auf bic frbr Iibsralen
3ntertlsn, psItr lir an SsppitOrsn briabIt au
bic Ssbingunarn, untfr btnfu Crib ;uriidbSabl
wirp, uno DEFENDERS nuf bic srpbr Siterbtit,
pslbe purh bic Dirrftpren hrr Bnnf gtbotrn
pirb. Gies bspsiif bic Sbatinds, bae, Obi6Cn
es Wsnigtr ais Gin Snbr IT, felt mir 6ri6aftt
besannen, mir tsgt riurn erSBcren GIrIrbriras
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prn bisirm 9puniy. g4ir srbsn ni6t su melt
prnn mir iagsn, eaB unieren Dsppiitprsn 70
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dubsren Spar-EspcTtprru auf bisism CONT
nente.
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bort 3irfuIars, pelde iibrr ale 9treslu unb Bee
bingunern Sud auefunft srbrn.
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8. g. pierce, prGiirrnt
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Sbpmas Otdipn, 0irsprdlieent.
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mem Gtsbaus uno anctrfn Aubsn9epaueen BAR
auf, neblt 3ubebbr.
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