The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-02-26
Morning Star and Catholic Messenger.
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NEW ORLEANE, SUNDAY, EEBRUAkx ~. is1A.
EDITORIAL AHD oTK1R uENs. !
Prince Napoleon il in London, and will
make that city his permanent residence.
The second son of the Duke of Sunder- |
land accidentally shot his tutor recently.
The new Governor Of Maine has just APP |
pointed predecessor in Office justice Of
the peace.
The newspaper has been introduced as
text. book in the State Normal High School
in San Francisco.
Richmond boasts that of the 1000 Of her
citizens, who died in 1870, only four died
of intemperance.
Tho total number of Archbishops and
Bishops of the Roman Catholic Church in
the British empire is Ia.
A Savannah paper is confident that Hon.
Gen. n. Hill, of Georgia, is to succeed Mr..
Alderman as Attorney General.
Ger. N. d. Leggett is the Republican
candidate for Governor in Ohio. He ought
to run we'll, If there's anything in name.
An Albany man has been sent to prison
for five months simply for borrowing an
umbrella during pelting rain. What an
idea!
A boy in Richmond, sixteen years old,
died few days ago after suffering intense
agony, caused by eating painted French
candy.
The New York Times is \savage because
"several hundred boys marched in the
recent procession in honor of the 1ris.-
exiles.n
An Eastern ice company cut last week
some ice two and half feet thick, and 30
clear that q business card could be read
through it.
Jules Favre is reported to have made in
the practice of the law, up to the breaking
out of the war, fully 81 ,0O0, OOO-and to
have spent it.
A son of tho cousin of Sir Walter Scott
is living at Fall River, Mass, and lately
appeared as a witness before a committee
of the Legislature.
On removing some boards of a mail car
for repairs at Peoria, recently, twenty mine
letters were found, some of which had been
there for two years.
The late Professor Ticknor bequeathed
his valuable collection of Spanish books to
the public library of Boston, with fund
of $4,000 to add to it.
A. Philadelphia paper thinks five cents
too much for hanging to a strap in crowd
ed and dirty street car. Evidently hanging
is not pleasant at any price.
A Berlin telegram says that several o
the European cabinets advised Victor EN-
manuel not to take mp his residence il
Rome till after the Pope's death.
A man in Wisconsin, who was bitten b!
o small dog three weeks ago, became ap
prehensive of death by hydrophobia, t.
avert which he committed suicide.
Recent floods 10 Spain have made ter
rible ravages in property, and have sacri
feed mapy lives. The northern province
in particular have suffered most severely
John Ball hears that in several Londo
churches. should the marriage of the Prin
cess Louisa take place in Lent, there wi
be special penitential Office Mt the sam
hour.
julius Cesar is now declared, by class
cal scholar, to have been the first editor I
anewspaper-issuing regular manuscril
journal for the enlightenment of the RI
mans. Need we say what was his end 7
Leonard Choate, the Newburyport "Fil
Bug" pleaded guilty to the charge of Sc
ting fire to church in that city, and WI
sentenced for imprisonment for life ut hal
labor, and one day solitary confinement
The Metz library, more fortunate the
that of Strasburg, escaped unframed. II
manuscripts are especially valuable, maj
of which date as far back as the tent
eleventh, twelfth and thirteenth centuris
A San Francisco policeman arrested
man the other day who called him a Ii
and locked him up on the charge of usi
vulgar language. Wouldn't Greeley be
jeopardy if he WASH that policeman
beat7
A Protestant denomination, which cou
not agree ON the location of its theologi
seminary, drew lots to decide the knot
theological point; the toss-up was in fay