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New-York tribune., 1871-10-17

Sy an IN. ors.sl S.,, Rsaa vs committee 10 Tonbs yes
kTday
George Fossott age g. Of No. 6S Iewis-st, was
fatally injured Jestcray by driven by Moses Strauss VINO
WAs arrested
The body Of an unknown woman. nge 20, 1eet = =
hight found yeclaT, In the Norm h'e o oo' VI
West Forty -GntSt
A burglar, discovered by jerome Garfield, at his
residence No lb7 Henry Brooin ey yesterday ted revolver
d him without sheet. and escaped
Richard Gleason, age g. living in Ninety-seventh-
Eleventh and TWebEVea, Wn hned b! Had'On her
Railroad train yesterday afternoon.
The body of an unknown woman having black
hair and dark oord garments discovered IN the North River at
night An supposed TO he sailor
the stcsnshp 81 OLAF Oct TO- found last
night FT No an The body Of another picked up near
Sandy HOOK
In the COurt Of General Sessions, before Recorder
Hset yestensy John Wall pleaded guilty TO mhnAngh In the
third State Prison for three Thomas
hcShtry. OuOus Ssaut and hsrv hnst Rohn
tive Of Hndosan with assault and battery John Lynch
acquitted Isabella Lee convicted Of stealing SIS from John
Carpenter o. No 6s SeoondAVe Sentence postponed Charles
Levy charged with committing indecent assault upon Mn Henrietta
wRSA tied
New-York tribune., 1871-10-17
pRorEsrANr EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 16.-In the House of Depu-
ties to-day the resolution presenting rules for the
ganization Of the new diocese In Pennsylvania wai
adopted.
The order Of the day, the consideration OF the new
hymnal taken up the question being concurrns
in that portion of the first resolution of the message
the House of Bishops, declaring that the hymnal
ported by the joint Committee Of the General Conven
ton be authorized for in this Church, to which Dr.
Adams of Wisconsin had offered amendment BY
adding words Professionally until the next General
Convention" After protraced debate the amendment
of Dr. Adams was lost. The question ooncurrng wac
then taken by doceses and resulted Clerical vOteYeas
80; divded,1 South Carolina; lay yOteYeas, SO; d
yided Undiana.) The resolution that hymns he
allowed in the public worship Of this Church except those
ordinarily found with the Book Of Common Prayer,
also concurred in.
Committee was appointed to prepare an address OF
fraterna sympathy to the Church Of Ireland when the
Convention adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-17
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

R,srooyf House-Prof. Pierce of the q. S.
Ccsst survey ex GOV Lawrence Of Rhode Island Gen.
~ r. FranGlin Of Hartford, and the Rey ". H. Bullock
~ HALIFAX - WestaiHster Hotel-M. R Garcia the
IrSentinc Minister - Fifth-A penHe Hotel-The Hon.
William Williams, NJ. c. Of Buffalo, the Hon. Geo. B. Up
Con and the Hon William Whiting Of Boston, ]. n Ram
sew Of Albany Gen. A. 8. Buford Of Virginia. Major j.
Al Brown OF Washington, and the Rev. j. II. Clark OF
S'edaryille Conn, - Hoffman House-The Hon
iIcius Robinson Of Emira. - A5emdTe Hotet-tx-
Congressman Jenokes Of Rhode Island - OtdrtndO"
HotSI-Cen, F. W. Serrell, u. s. A. 60 81. Ntcho'dt-
Hotel-The Hon c. C. Cox Of Washington, Major Boards
lev Of Auburn James r. Walker Of Salt Lake ana tno
Hon F. T. CarringtOn Of OswegO. - BpeTeu mouse
the Rev p F. Lyndon Of Boston. - Nep- YORK hotet
Judge Randall Hunt. and Thomas Allen Clarke OF New
Orleans and W. ]. Magrath Of South Carolina. -
1stor HoWse-Commander Prendergrast, q. s. Navy.
Ien Sherman expected to arrive at the AstOr House
thil InOTningJ
New-York tribune., 1871-10-17
THE YOUNG MEMS UNTvERsALIsT ASSOCIATION
AENIVERSARY.

The anniversary Of the Young Mems Univer-
sast Association Of this city, the rooms Of which at
No l.2os Broadway celebrated last evening In DR..
Chspn's church. on Ffth-ave by speeches and music,
the following artists giving their services for the
sion Mise Emma A. Abbott, soprano; Madame FrdA
de Gsbele, contralto; J. A. Kelly, tenor; O..
{. Deyo. baSsoi A. l. Holden, OFgAnist ne exercises
New-York tribune., 1871-10-17
INSTANCE PRESIDENTS IN COUNCIL.

ADDRESS OF SUPERINTENDENT MILLER BEFORE
THE BOARD OF UNDERWRITERs-HE PROM
ISES TO COOPERATE WITH THE COMPANIES
IN THE APPOINTMENT OF RECEIVERS.
The Board of Underwriters assembled at No.
SO Broadway, yesterday TO hear Superintendent Millers
exposition of his views regarding the momentous ques-
tOns Of insurance which agtating the COM
ar,I,r, AL.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-17
POLICE NOTES.

PatrolmAn John Byron of the Third Precinct,
sAaEed Nth p:oIioGlioB, has resigned
John Fries wcs drowned yesterday by falling
tOs . SsaAlkoai At The foot Of EOble-SG, BrOokJh
William Little's stock Of boots and shoes, at No.
- bSveTJ, vs' damaged S2OC. yesterday, b. U'er
Frederick @. Knapp, o clerk, charged with for
New-York tribune., 1871-10-17
IAbBouncenents
lAsbsuncszenHI
BURNETT's KALLBToN is the best Cosmetic.

Ashbury "takes water" and is going back to
England He seems dissatisfied with everything this "bd
county, you except incompatible HAN Of that king
ters KNOX who holds daily m Broadway He ends nothing
10 object TO in KSoxs Hlrs purchased and vii
order one every This Abou the only decent thing
h,, been Fulty Of vi 6rst heard o! him
New-York tribune., 1871-10-17
HOME NEWS.

Sson Gpm Midnight
20 e. 6J
HIGR TIDE TO-DAY.
-. Ar..rA Roeka Battery end
- - - Co,sTH T. hatAA Pushing, 1. l.
SO S.HS ISs lS:S -. SiS
New-York tribune., 1871-10-17

BLEACHING, CLEANING and DYEING OFFICE:
H. LORD ~ Broadway Twenty yseond 40 Broome st.
sroadWJ hsd'up Gsasat sess Eshsrs Ile1s de-, cleaned
New-York tribune., 1871-10-17

Grocers and family supply dealers sell Doo-
1Is isAsr PoWDEA hh tss best. Tsis no other.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-17
THiRD-AyESul sAvIsd, BlSK: !

TnRD.AvESuH SAVINGS BASE |
EEwYoRE Oct l6. lS7lt
The run upon this Bank having virtually
ceased without mpsng standing Of the Bsnf the fees deem II
depostos that the Bank has met demand upon
without dollar the aid offered BY other n
tuOnI Bank perfectly solvent and able 70 meet all ih
obligations JOHN H. hroS
New-York tribune., 1871-10-17

The BEST PLACE in New-York to buy RELT.
ntn WlTcHEs DAHoSDs 1AtHIoHABLl Jnw1LRI, an
srhAlHs bILNHR souhEs ~ PulIOn Diamonds specially
New-York tribune., 1871-10-17

PENNY WISE AND POUND Foolish" to risk
lives property by burnng kerosene when he
viii buy DENLow BuGHs Oh Q50o he te No chang
Tampa Ask your grocer once, 10 MLldenane, H.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-17

FOREIGN APPRECIATION OF AMERICAN CHEM
lsP H. hIsr.H Professor Of Chemistry and Medicine at
Berahm Stoekhom writes IL have tested Halls NEen-
sIcriN HAR RxxBwER and Gay that will beautifully
restore gray hair 10 ita natural color"
New-York tribune., 1871-10-17
wing Nere present:

u. ?. Curry, Republic.
J. b. Coz, Atlantic
II. NJ. Freemsn, Market.
Hubert GinuI. Lafayette.
Nj. Praukhn, Yonkeu.
Z. :. briggs, W'mshUrgh CITY.
w. A. SeaTer, Adristic.
Mr.. Fellows, Rutgers.
Mr.. Townsend. City.
MIR. Ross. Queens.
6. w. Savage. International.
G. W. Crowley. Resident Mana
ger Imperial Of London.
Mr.. COlstOn, Ecw-lOrk.
Mr.. YerSnee, Astor
Mr.. RABkia, Fulton.
Mr.. Grshsm, Metropolitan.
q. T. Hope, Continental
Mr.. Muligar, Humboldt.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-18
SAN FRANCISCO.
PAUL'ss PROCESS
NEVADA CTrY, slostnoa 7,.,,,,.... ,
 Danlta,iA..A lLaa. n.--. " ll

Docsnso-t slfh Sssp,
 AlAA"iS B PAt1, San PaRciss,,,-- rs.,v St,. sV, qst p,'swih fStwasi e syu.sgs,s sf S.r s,N " g1llfasnsr trocesa -SN IVY Al1ql., Az ss''a ~ practicable N1er Ihs r,,esit, ,s v,.,,
 hSns We Dad made seSll c,iiaaer uad y,l, k "a ae- N this tail tCoRRet nin hrUwn Ctulrhi ste siaa' have nude -suDe twcnty ve e thirty trsss o, h vS aud samples of raw Nell as sn s,,n,, " " leV taihEs tbat had beea vsrssa ty inc yarjs,s ,s, - v ss OI n'sso eye eniaiisei tsend ls an ,s vs,,, Aaiphus and n every insiA7cs wheys dlvs' ~ eea sat lowed we obtnined t'liisa aysr sss7 ass ,s " isa~ Arife ai ths pes1iss VI" sStEs-
 On "Gso Casbr tAiiinFs, thas had ptss,us-,,i A ., worktse Lees than eoO per ,aa hy svs, I,,r l 5 hif ed esb ,rrs ton naprp. V" "'as1-
 Frors la'o~R,i.O-lc~ ,aiingS which Aus ey bArI'I AnaiRTh@ou yesdng tsRs caaa ss1-Ysr ,. By ysor fgoces@ "e rssAsned At the S Siso r =
 Ps,Rl psSkc fba Rsaa- Lode ~, o,..,... sn Pct 'S oy yor prOesss from slInEs ,las ss b, worked ever nres htess by Barrel AnalgscTrs.,s Fa Fresa ss=then~ Iazss xe ,a,ssIpss ss ,s,. ,a . E~r tnn trs tbliings thu, had b~va Wortea M r.e Az, Een,aten, and yielded ky Jssn I,ruce.s Ca ,.. sa -. suilsn only 1l. while by year vsDcsss iAs bsls. rss Aftet thss esT<rimenls n snan scaAe rs s,a,,.. Olongh very Snlerf-'tyl Or uyiuR Sn a larv-, - , worked sevsiai ieus cf 2so and 9H T.ssos a Si,. scme of whrA nnehing ere Rpd h every Is.,..~ i metSl .eo ,ne, noa sA d-slx. sos ,,,o,y.,i. - ainonH, n fns usisl EFf aa y yayu I4pss st ss ss~ since eb'aipsf hy ann Eumatns Co Wheelf Isvs Il - mysef iuy .esSinced thea your system a,es rogv1n hrss metal and aShr ista cbnssds expense oS & log is f~s saJ~sss 'o any kUsws practical ss 4 asi gsRSaiioa. People apt ts 6HK,t avaSe ef ts e, that b small PfttSrttSn cf te gnid and ssi,sx lsa,, sneh being ibe oasS chsnp systems o mstalSsssa ns be Fesored f No cheap and perfees s yur sy,,s ta, | it must eventually tccotse os EcnssAi Osp V ''
 Ssu have orlsrs far Uf yoaf mills cornpps s Ia krwarel early in the sfsang others T sssaa sH. .. yrtiss here begipEing seaISe ihs ecsnrso,s. | the rrSrss<- Noozs truly, IRskk koRaAM
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-18
A Sweeping Revenue Bill.

4 copy Of the new " Act tO provide Rcve- nus for the Territory of Arizona and the sev- eral counties thereof,n has been received by Sheriff Behan, sud is pronounced ''s pazzler," by all who have had to wade through it's ff weight sections. From what we iearu re- garding is provisions, we risk nothing in pro- nouneing it sort of deyil-hsh law,--surpass- ing all understanding. It provides for the taxing og everything of value ttas poor man can have,--even quartz Iedges and placer claims It gives Supervisors power 60 levy a county tax of S2 on the Sl00, Territorial school tax of ID cents oa every hundred dol lars, and county school tax of 50 cents oa tho Sl0o, besides the regular 50 per cent. for Territorial purposesi Then, it provides for endless labor on the part of county officials mystifies everything, and, if we arc correctly informed, promises ''neaty" bones for lawyers to pick. Under its provisions, our Sheriff is now assessing, and he will, DO doubt, hear many nice senedictioas pronounced upon the heads of those who framed and passed the oppressive bill.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-18

GONE TO NEW YoRK.--Ws learn that ex- GoTernor Bashford, Secretary of this Terri ritory, has departed for New York, to consu. mate the job entrusted to him by the late Legislative Assembly, that of. compiling, and having all laws of the Territory printed in one book. This office would have been pleased to do this printing at very low rates, but the money must, forsOoth, be sent out oi the Territory. When will our legislators and officials 'sdrn io patronize home industry Never, we fear. .....'.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-18
VERY GOOD NEWS.
Clear the Track for the
Take powa Your Sign Johnny Apache Your Occupation Will Soon Ss Gone.
Whita ArlzonAns will sing

Whita Arizoaans will sing
 "Ploiso God ffoa whom at Sasss'0Ss aoS'"
 "Hurrah, for Southern rights, hurEah" The Southern Pacific Railroad Bill has passed Congress. Work upon the road will soon be cotnnensed, and shc people of Arizona will scon Bs "out of the wilderness :" for all of which we sincerely thank the Lord and Con- gEess.
 The bill, IS passed, provides for branch road to San FraHcisco, from some point near the 95,h parallel. Also, branch from New Orleans, to Marshall, TexsA
 The pews set the people of Southern Ari- zona wild with excitement.
 Other good news is to tho effect that S9,Ooo.0Oo had been appropriated to improve Wilmington Hartor.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-18

Dr. GsLeIcH, of Los Angeles, has rife ball, made Of pure silver rounded by ham mering (not moulding), which was extracted by him from the body of man wounded by the Apaches, in this Territory.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-18

THE sale of Government property at Camp Cady, says the San Bernardino GuanfiaR, took place februury sOth. The hay was sold to Sir. cantweii for SS per ton, and nearly all the balance of the property nt the post was knocked down to s. RolIe and E. Daley, of this town, at very cheap rates.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-18

!" MODERATE CoSDITIoSs.--Satanta war chief Of the Kiowa Indians, would make peace with the Government were "Texas re- moved from his hunting grounds So he re- gently informed the members of peace com mlttee sent out to interview him. The Apachcs ont want peace on any terms.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-18

WAR AMos0 PorESTArEs.---0ur Governor and the Governor of Sonora have been en- gagged in q war of words, of which the willy Mexican seems to have got the best It was all about the giving ap of some Mexicans, who recently murdered American citizens on the Giia- Our opinion is that our Govern. ment should make Mexico give up the wretchcs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-18

Our facilities sbr purchasing nnd arnng'nea ing are fnlly oo,nple,sd and we offer TO ih
 Fun Stock of Merchandise ia esoh deia'''.- prisug all articles s-quIrsd for, aud sAlA0s ''' the Territory. =. rssiivs
 We sell at small .dvabces ron caSh ma " .. ha, ,.a. it Is to the benefit of every fHie'i@ .,.h, of us-io-tead os la saa Fr@ncisso CT es" and avoiding the sxpeuses and annoyHDoes o ~ ..es. tsdioa. tourpsy and tn. 'oss of Ore, ''sa' ,,ers. sary to receive thsir purchases enabling ~s% their profit. win se same or ess capital 'H'e's am,
 Orders by letter rsossrs our careful A'sn.' as though the rr,les were themselves rrsen. ro..,
 In word we GUARANTEE sArsfs et: quality, quantity, aud assortment Of go'NS v.,sesca
 Curreucy and Bullion received at h'''' ..y h de- quotations, or sold fr aeeoaui of owner. co. sired. hoofhiS
 Arizona City 4. IT, ssF'. lsi, is'''
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-18

THE FIRsr BoRS.--Yavapai's baby, Mari oopA County--is now set up ia business for herself, and altAesgh hsr "poor old mother !" was 10th 10 part with her, she yet feels s pride in being the first of the original sistprs to give birth to new county, which she hopes to see prosper, and remain true to the principles of Democracy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-18

COMING HERE.--Dr. Wesley Jones, ana iyticsi and consulting chemist, of St. Joseph, Missouri, is now on his way to Prescott, 70 settle permanently. The Doctor has had considerable experience in working and testing minerals, and will be a valuable scqui- sition 0 our Territory. ..-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-18

HE Elko Ludependsat, of February 25th, says: During the week company of cayal ", from Camp HAlleck, passed here on their way to Arizona. A fine brass band accom- panieS them, and while at the depot, dis coursed some soul stirring music to our people.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-18

DoiSG G0oD sERvICE.--No matter what the enemies Of Hon. Sylvester Mowry may say against him, that gentleman has. of late, been doing efficient service for this Territory and it's people, ,--with his able pen. gTds arti- eles ,a leading California newspaper.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-18

A SQUAD of sixty cavalry and forty infan- try recruits will be forwarded to Arizona at once, under command Of Captain Hays, 18th United States Infantry. So says the Los Angeles Star of March 1st.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-18

:. HEADarARTERs. We learn that "head. quarters" of the Military Department of Ari. zona, started from Drum Barracks, Califor. mia, some time ago, and we expect to see '.itn settle down here soon. #
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-18

TnASKs.--The thanks of the people of this Torritory are due to the San Francisco A'ta, for the able manner in which it has re- gently befriended them, and we hope they will not soon forget that friend in need is friend indeed" " .r .
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-18

GEN. JOHN B. MAGRupER died at Houston, Texas, recently. He was gallant soldier, and his career was an eyentfuI one. .s'.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-18

/ A GREAT PArEa.--The New York World k decidedly the ablest Democratic paper in the country, and should be read by every Democrat in Arizona, The Weekly RortI is furunhsd single subscribers fof s2 per annum.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-18

fAssED."~The San Francisco Bulletin talks ss if stewart's Quartz Mining Bill had pass ed Congress, and we presume it has.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-18

Tas Prassiahs have evaucated Paris, and by next mail we expect to learn that they have commenced their triunphai march to Fstheriand. All will be happy, then.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-18

THE Cosr.--It costs Si.5O to have ton of freight transported, by rail, from Chicago to San Francisco.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-18

ossAsrzED.--By proceedings published elsewhere, it would appear that the Demo- cratic party of this Territory is, at last, or ganized.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-18

DIEp.--J. W. Jones, pioneer of this Ter ritory, died at Arizona City, Yuma county, February 20. ..s.. 1.@:... =. s.|
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-18

WE are most happy to announce tha: Coi- one! Green hsi surprised and captured an In. dian ranehaFea, in Che casters part of this Territory. ."-'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-18

JAS. s- GhEs,a former prominent citizen
 Ot Prsseott,-- now of Sa,chez, Mississipsa,-. keeps us supplied with lAte Natchez papers, for which he wiIl please pocket our thanks.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-18
Sales of Feet

Ed. W. Wells, County Recorder, has fa- vored us with the following account of sales, made since our paper went to press, last week. Although they are not as numerous as taoss of last week, they establish the fact that the spirit Is still moving among us:
 John Reese Co II. Bowers-2O0 feet in an extension of the Tiger, for S3,0OO.
 II. Bowers to D, Hazard-25 feet of Tiger, for sG25.
 II. Bowers to wm. Krugcr-25 Tiger feet, for S825.
 Solomon shoup to II. W. Niles and N. L. Griffin--208 feet of Iowa Iode--tsupposed to be an extension of the Del Pasco), fos $500. iu addition to the foregoing, we learn that 4. J. Swinson has sold to Daniel Buck, 40 feet in the first eastern extension Of the vui- ture lode, Wickenbarg District, for tue sum of 5000, gold. ....<. # ~.>.
 J. II. Behan, has favored ourself, and his brother, $. F. Behan, with loo feet in m ex. tension Of the Davis lode, Hassayampa Dis trict, for small sum, but we consider the feet worth several hundred dollars. .a 'i:,aes
 As yet, there are but few monied specuia- tions here, and they, of oourye, stick to. gether pretty well, for excited individuals. Owners of feet in the best lodges arc not at all anxious to sell, believing that their prop erty will keep increasing in value. '.
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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-03-26

~ We were much amused some time ago in reading in
no so-caed religious press-and among them tho South
csstern IresDyterGn Of this city Bull" from tho
Pope accommodating Victor Emmanuel. As q conse-
quonce, Popery was denounced by Protestants as an
outrage human rghts Most Of sectarian papers
believed in it. aud beloved Indignantly outrage
The Bull" has been published before especially
in Nothing times and exposed by Archbishop
Hughes, when vouched for by Princeton Professor
It now appears that Poeroys Democrat for amusement
copied the Bull" from Tristan shnndy those pa.
Pers which ever ready to publish everything no
matter how FALSE Of the Catholic Church. strongly ad.
TOcated the disbursement Of the Pope Pomeroy enjoy.
ed the joke. whilst he also enjoyed the profits from
large sale of his paper The fools not all dead yet
The following Ia to the point:
ETeoTHTnulatedting Victor E,RH0nael-A few weeks
SncS we published the fictitious of the Catbo-
c ChuTch written by the Rev. Lawrence Sterne taken
IRON the novel OF Tristan Shandy, chapter volume
3D. prefaced by paragraph devotine it 10 Victor En-
manuel when just expected several of tbe
"1mportant Foreign News" One Of them went 60 far
a. copy It under the bead OF eleraphc
from Ro1e:" some editors very sharp 6ut not
sharp enough 70 distinguish between an fmpnbb h
Iesque and an established fact
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-03-26

WORDS OF THE PoPE.-A few days ago
Canon Peirana placed in the hands of the
Pope the chalice which had been left to his
Holiness by the late Archbishop of Genoa.
1t had been used by Plus VII. when in exile
On this occasion the holy Father spoke the
following words: "This historic souvenir,
this precious object, reminds me of another
which | received in 1645 from one of the
venerable French clergy. 1t was little
gold box which my predecessor, Plus vi,
wore round his neck, and contained the
Blessed Sacrament, when he was, as am
now actually, in the hands of his perse-
cutors. This relic was given me in 1s4e,
and it determined me to take a great reso-
lution--to leave Rome, and to seek refuge
elsewhere. The present days are more
evil than those of ls4s, and to-day I seek
in vain for spot where may find shelter.
Nevertheless / should now perhaps take a
similar resolution if the years which weigh
upon me did not render it almost impos-
-sible. Let us pray to God to continue to
watch over as: He alone can draw good out
of evil. Let us always trust in Him.
London Tablet.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-03-26

On Saturday, the 18th inst, the Rev.
Father Flanagan, the worthy and vener-
able pastor of st. Patrick's Church, being
prevented, or account Of the important
part which he took in the public demon
stration ON the day before, from celebrating
in an especial manner as he desired to do
the feast Of the Saint to whose especial
patronage the noble church of which he
has charge is dedicated, determined TO have
. private celebration of the feast on that
day. Indeed, st. Patrick's day is looked
upon by true Irishmeu, and particularly by
the Catholic Irishman, as the greatest day
of the three hundred and siAty-fve, and
that it would not be far wrong to devote
two days to the celebration Of the feast of
freiand's great apostle:~ II.
In order to carry out his intention, there
fore, Father Flanagan had dinner pre-
pared in the paroehial residence, and to
take part in the same he extended invita-
tions to Rev. Father Raymond, Vicar Gen
eral of the archdiocese Father Kenny, OF
st. Theresas Church Fathers Duffy and
Giesen, of st. Alphonsus; Fathers O'Con-
nor, Butler and Murphy, of the Church OF
the Immaculate Conception; Father Cor.
nelius Moynihan, of St. Peters; Father
Tumoine, of st. AIMS; Father Kane, and
Fashers Allen and Heslin, of st. Patrick's,
the efficient conductors of Father Flana-
gam The company enjoyed themselves
very much, and, in order to comply with
the prevailing fashion, a toast was pro-
posed by the Rev. Father Flanagan, "To
the health of the Holy Pontiff, Plus IX.'
Father Kenny Immediately proposed that,
az an earnest of their good wishes towards
the Holy Father, each one present should
contribute Ave dollars to small purse to
be forwarded to the Pope, which was duly
seconded by Father Moynihan, and unani-
mously adopted and carried into effect
forthwith.
1t ls seldom indeed that an opportunity
is afforded us of giving publicity to con-
Vlviai meetings of the clergy of our Church,
for rarely do such things occur. No class
OF men are more remarkable for their self
denying dispositions than are Catholic
priests; none who think less of the COM