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The Melbourne Age says that remar ia.
bile instance of mpSstnF to and aSt mans
,aveSa Fisher, small farmer at Nunawao-
m ,n" has announced himself to be the M Mes =,
s1pss s sna' t s' eaampe ap
r pssa It" A' among his He 2s
have the power a of W of desiraS ing
S S,;s '. u, by the mere act of rolihon.
sis shSn' enough, he has found larss
number afgconvsrts, some of ,ha whom o dom sn
braced the faith for more inan was "a only
yaGs public Sas IN" through the detection of
man named Wilson WhG nssu moneS s ande
sPIrI., nratence of being the Messiah. NJ
t tee lae proof Of the criminal offence wa Va,
given, and the case was GiSmi mi. fas sU sn
great te shslr Messiah Hi s @ad sser
c SSo some occult spiritual influence upo
the justices.
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The Protestant Bishop of Manchester
has heen taking the gilt off the gingerbread
in some recent addresses to Lancashire ana
Yorkshire worllingmen. He pointed our
that though it is not sensiaay s sn"nd their
InI;Jovs much better than the same classes
in England. He particularly dwelt on IT, the :,
maU,s nreyalent here than abroad Intern
mere, nerence, he said, was spreading among
women, among young girls, and md a annnaS
tnnN i've M thinking themselves better
TIM those of other countries the greater
S would i be- the probability of their improve
ment. Very good advice, say we'-O"'-
rerSc.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.


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9 Scales in daily use the Fairbanks Scales have
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The United States army officers who n, sa pho
intend artillery practice in New YORK, a.u WI" 10
teiN aant a loaded shell within few yards o,
filed with %sn away ah
foolish fears Of the frightened passengers Sy
the a;,n;r few yards Of q steamboat crowd.
people without sS ss aa
nnbic another evidence of their skili IN gun
perv. They have sent q solid shot Wli z
through tn. jibsal of pilot boat, ana, ssfange
a. it may appear, the pilots on board TINS Graz,
are quite "a unreasonable as were INC
steamboat passengers. actively remons't th.
ing against artillery practice OF sne
an the part of persons sailing within a. the Inc
range of the cannon on the United . sGaSes
forts is really reprehensible., Our artillery Iy:
have and T ,han tho sail of
,1ass;ne vessel, or the flagstaff of q steamboat
# the people that se sai up th
patience national artllepits off S Their i'm hat
GO, tSe p;cocheting of q cannon ball, or clip tn
feather from ladies' bonnet nn VIII ths i1ai
|
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Morning Star and Catholic Messenger.
~ - iva SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10. le'.

Dr,,,cr.-There is fable
az Ii;ndoos that thief having S;.
anons S' I'D Condemned to die, hapPny. "" ~
"~~' IN e.nedient which gave MN INA him
iifc, He sent for his ja'ier, . any ;mnortance
that he had a secret o. ;,ns s to the king.
which ne or tnt had been done he woaIu
an1 Wheu Nc Upon receiving luis pee
PsePa .9,;a.nre the king at once anoa
I 81 ",,rit to he conducted 10 n's acret
and demanded of him TO s Sn.w The secret
The thief replied "a ' ar"w which would bear
OF eans s nsre gold. The experiment. ,, m'S cot
trnN % tried. and lie majesty wou !, NV wv
70 uo the opportunity SO accomp" nd lila
W. Zine minister, his c0urtle's si;,iaf to a
ch;ef nriest, he went vain WIN. ."u wall. where
snot selected near the CIV. Of sole mn in
the la;a.' This done TIE con saI"rad
'canta..oIae "ced piece of gold, ana osG'n ro.
man ~ should be planted 1T " ;,,, ,p p,
that II !. a"" svery biar' of when "Va.v
t %aev cold. "But," II" ADDED, r thot ha
he mt into the gronaG .! d ! naho net
never been stained j.. .f"r. pass it t
ny ny. I'M ',a;esty." IT,; !. .ng took tue P.e.o
you, % h,,t hesitated Finally he sa'4 s.,
Ss ~", in my younger days u o',.
TIu,a1 money frop, my fathers tiea s.a
hitch was not mine. l nave .epe 40. ~,
the sin but Yet ! may = thersfore. to m
HAND Is m mister The latter, after Or,
P" a,miss %sa apswered: "1t were l 2,
W hreok the charm through q poss,.
S to receive taxes from the psGip
and as am exposed to-; many yo .em 4pemain
how can l be sure that nave !. -.
n neyfee city honest : 1 must give it to ar
'o nnxarnor. drawing back. Remem
that s have SEWING gu, Of Pay s and pI Upi
ions to the soldiers: Let s sls my. aYou
plant it," Ana An, aS ,t. pu Of tithes, and
Si isIur nsus as for sacf,ee" Al len
the thief exclaimed: Your ma!esss
think it wc,r ",,tsr for society s;ne .hi Il
five Of us should be hanged sn Ia 70
a a@ons u.s." IL spite of the lamenta .1,e
posule the king laughed; and 80 PIE PIE;
Was he with the thiei's cunning eSpeu'
thnt he granted HIM pardon.
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A correspondent has been figuring up up tine
miles of existing telegraph wires. IL 1s an
hoo in America, $4,000 in India, lO,Ooo IN
Anu sms IT, and 30, 600 of submarine cable
Tnsai t;SI 600 miles, to which there are ad do
d; Zion; being made at the rate of lOO,ooo
u,;ies ner year. At this rate of increase 1t
will not be many years till all communlc a.
tons are made by lightning, and nearay h HS
cheap as they were conducted years "eo "
| mail.
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EDUCATION IN INpIA.Ifh heed eau thot tbe
statistics of British lnu' n,, SmI on the
S1ss Fsns the shs T5s
be %S'e'T p,epeceptage obtains in coorg,
&ere one in 60 goes to school the ioT Ise
in Bengal, where it stands at one ,n m
Nearly I66, 600 natives arc "o"
being taught English.
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Drrc,, CATHOLIC EDUCATIONAL Jouhh
nurgI bitter controversy on the as s ,ate
9 Years raging in Holland has iea 70 iour
appearance Of numerous ;onrnai has lately
a app devoted to the advocacy Of CatDo"'
anu !nasts in the matter Of education.
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The notes of the gamnt were invented "a
Inv Guido of Arezzo, an Italian mon monk, -
1TioS The first use of musical notes Is
tSad IN the Abbey of Corby, Sazony' III
the wear 9I5.
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NEW ORLEANS.
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Fight hard against a hasty ses snpark
Anger will come, but reslSt a. -, of mission
may siv . you cause to be sorry oil your
life.
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Difficulty excites the mind to tne u misfor-
u,.;nh snstaius and finally conquers mls.o
time. and the ordeal refines wh''e ~ o"
tens.
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There are two reasons why some peopaee
don't mind their own business, one ls tnaS
u thar haven't any business, and the secono
that they have no mind.
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Divine grace, like sunbeam, will pen enc
trate and illumine wherever 1t Is not WIZ
fully opposed.
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The richest mantle who Is con'e'
with what he has.
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And ID be he who hrst saS'
Hold up-Enotfs!

Macaduffs come up. Mossu Macabess =, draw
h;a rapier. He make demonstration Maca-
du n pink him in de stomac. he says isy
wzout delay, 'Enoffs' Drums s Ge aticae
fight-he dies VOLTA le Crane sav s'" Enoffs =
Cause aus he got enough, he got plaanty and I'D
t :" a Brave autagonistical '-N. I. Post
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AN M Bois's charges are VEkf Ao" -
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Near Ba, onne New Orleans
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MERCHANTS MUTUAL INSURANCE w.
OF NEW ORLEANS.

FERCHANIS' H1OA VAL
OF NEW ORLEANS.
>, ,o-,;tv with the requirements % ' a.,
hs conpauy publish the following s's. a, 1871,
pneniums M 60
On T I,n Mi Ri:Ks s sss ssS s
On RIVER s- Als ~ s e g
Total nPn rsmi%%sP Premiums. xzz.z-
Less oheArA'N ,s,, 1s7s,e4o a. thu
Net earned Premiums May 81 1871. ye
Losses Paid; .oo q, Al
IN wire Risks s4s9' Sss 81 81
On Marine kists s ss.ssi $ O.
ro,., s57l, 81 2; o
R Ransnrances and return pre- % o..x
lniums. -..--.-....'--' "' G
padass Interest less expenses ssaoo
-'@''N'' s2es sos "a j
The company have the the following assets: :,
ssal ; :;ssss + e 6
Notes secured secured b By
Bills in Course Of S %
State STATE. OF Other companies , $50 90
STOCK OF OF IeNe. steam Press s'00
s.oci Of Marine Dry Dock ana sn'p aafu 37v0 %
cSmgipn G1,est,on Company 500 &C &C
Mortgage Bonds Grand Lodge Of honisanA 1000
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J. 1aTs st.! asisasd interest and
IL Gnterest pnyable July next on
IN all outstanding scrPs OF tho 7s745 90
c0%p af sycrip for tho years 1863. .oo 70
1854 and 1865, payable IN July i'''e'
nearped premiums on Mayo'' 90 O0-S4sl 057 90
10
sl,oosl sl ST
Nv rh obore abatement just true and eorfee' 'D
nd II. from the books Of the company.
?, eriP' ~ p FOURCHY, President
G. W. MOTT, Secretary.
ell STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish Of Orleans, City OIL new oiies'' :
s,v,rn To and subscribed before me, TINS thn" uS y
# fn June 1871. JOSEPH CUvIL1ER, Notary Public
A.. meeting of the Board of Directore' heiu VI W
: 81, a., NJ Iupe 1871, it resolved, 10 oeciato
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al .;,.tinp premiums the year ending May'l, ie'
h;ch csrtacates will be issued on and after the =
aa, If August next. Also. to pay, on and aitel u
second Monday in July next the whole issues u ~.
H. ,ears 1868 1864 and 1865, and SIX per cent
..t IN oil outstanding Scrip of the Company
,as. 'S'> "
ns , ,.s, IF Generes, p. Maspero,
P. Wiltz. u. mcCoaiu' Chsr.;,
NJ. PUG, Joseph my ,.,, ?, +,
Charles Latte, J.J. Fernandez. jeh II
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,rbere ia little question that the wrtl"Es
~ Shakespeare have been made ooscure =" 3
many passages by ambitious but l"eo"iPo !
tent commentators, who have only q
-"Dispersed ray .
OF a.stns ... like The a,s light OF lay
wap in California gives his opihio" ""
various disputed points. He says: ..,
The queries as to Shakespeare's Iea.
Meaning in what lie wrote have never
been satisfactorily settled. FOR lns. .,'"n1
tI,sre has been much controversy auoue
S"rs;pn and iudigeuousc commentators touch
~ tHa Pathological directions given to MS
servant by the Scotchman Macbeth
Put Put out out The The light light: and then
This ia evidently what printers can d
.doublet,' a typographlcal eT TO- Lone with
| Mrs. Macbeth at least to baVe her wl,n'n
! call in the next room, and he wahte" w
| snsnicious servant listening and looking ~
MT the keyhole. So he took the wise pro-
caution to say:
| Pm. out the light
And then, Put!
As if he had said, in kindred California
phrase, ,,,,,, then
rhera was a period iu Paris-:t was in
+ tho time of Talma-when Shakespeare " q" -
a nrolirious favorite in that gay CAPITA
e. HAMLET was produced in English at th,
Theatre Franchise, aud the grea1 IN ~
It actor represented the melancholy lam pane
@ .Iohn Howard Payne and Washington Irvin u
witnessed the fret performance. ~ was Sc. a
Ii immense success, and had prG,on geh I ~.
Ia Taima's pronunciation Of 7the Enghsn Ia,
OF anaee was very good-indeed, e1ceilen'
IN INT his accent, Mr.. Payne said, was cua,u'
w teristic and very peculiar. For e4 a. ~,
Mt He remarked that Hamlet was MADE 70 3D.!
ur "who would bear the whip. and 'sorn' OK 's"e
IN with his bare bod:ktmI VINO "ouiu l ~ ~
i'm To grunt and sweat, etc.
er The passion for Shakespeares pays
X this time in Paris had become so lhten
lr- that Frenchmen "saw in Shakespeare me
9TH than Shakespeare knew" as this authen
in report of an enthusiastic admirers seia
,es mon a representation of the characsr
are Macbeth, delivered in popular restau :.
et- near the theatre, sufficiently proves: "a
for Won should see the grand slmpncite,
.ch. simple grandeur of Shakespeare IN MO
pill Macabessv When lie cry (cap-a-p' PEE rea
the all in proof):
nae Come on Macadufs!
And ID be he who first say'
-, Hold up-Enofs!
,n ne Macaduffs come up. Mossu Macabess :, q
u 1sst his rainier. He make demonstration Nj
~ duffs mink him in de stomac. ne
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j. DONAHOE.
Manufacturer Of
MATTRE ES.
ga C;;rod street, bet. Rampant and Dryaaes'
New Orleans.
Will kes constantly on hand general "a
Mattresses at the lowest factory prices -,,...o,
-, Cnntrr Steamboat an City trade solicited
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Ia 70 oraer and repaired with dispatch. no2o "
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,., tor,ne,lv of lo5 Canal street, an.
The @ friends and the public that he Is n anS
I nSuhed at 1is COMMON STREET between lamp
St he calls special attention to o his 1 sSGGn
PApE is,rl ~ PANTS, OILS. GLASS Inenses
SHADES being ysry Hrss h. i Is enabled sell
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Call and see ior oWVHEEL AHAN. li9 Common st. =,
Genuine English WHILE A myl4 II tt
hand
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1NsuRANcE COMPANIES.

OF THE SUN MUTUAL lNso
RANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS
~ Camp Street
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rho Booro of Directors have resoIsHn " Profta
cent interest the outstanding FbrusTy 1871 ala
sns on the ss5P 81 IN
is2s' .hev have further declared dlyoena o, II
per cent on earned Is r
will be Issue" vi THOMAS SLOO President, /
JOHN q GAINES, Vice Preelaen.'\
| I%46MX AS ANOERSQN, Secretary
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including Dividends
,,, ,,ove Abatement is Just. true and correct "
crpt from the books Oh IT THOMAS SLOo. President
THOMAS ANDERSON. Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans-City Of New cream ls
Sworn to and subscribed before me- thls '"eA'
day Of January x,NDREw HERO. Jr:, Notary Public.
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,,., nth the requirements of their charter
IN oomo publish the following statement ,o-,
the company daring the year ending Nay 81,
PIema nnaarned premiums OF tho S1S7 573 SO
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shskssperean Varieties.

There ia little uestion that the wrl.anf :,
Of Shakespeare have been made obscure nn a.
many passages by ambitious but lncoApe'
tert commentators, who have only
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