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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-03
LONDON.

French frOn.t lad Ordered to Leave
Queenstown - MeXieres Occupied by
Germans Superior Force Of French
Kcpuised - sharp Note from Bismarck
10 Lord Rus-cll-NEGre Artillery OIL the
Way to Pari.-Siniling of British Coll
Ifers Expisined-RarA from Philu del
phia Ashore-News from Rio Janeiro-
Reported RestrEcIien of Palace Of
NfaisOn.
LONDON. January o.-The French ron
clad Gnyenne has been ordered to leave
Queenstown. = Prussian corvette is OFF
DunrarOon.
ueZieres has neeu occupied by the Ger
mans. The French have evacuated other
advanced posts northeast OF Paris. since the
reduction Of Fort AVron. and the forts
around Paris are silent.
The Twentieth Prussan Division re-
pulsed :. superior force OF French in the
rcar Of Ncndome. capturing some guns.
in an engagement near Arras 10 French
infantry were taken prisoners.
Especial 10 TIE View York WoridI
Lo<DoN. December 2.-Bsmarct write,
to Lord Russell 1hag Prussia is justified.
under the law Of nations. in sinkin. the
English ships in the Seine. although the
payment offered has been refused. because
unaccompanied by an apology. He renew +
the tender VI payment.
Additional artillery is on the Way 10
Paris. The number d siege guns ~ al
ealibre now in front OF Paris is 1906.
LONDON, January 2.-The report that q
commission was to be sent to the United
States 10 settle the dispute about fisheries
is untrue.
The Prussiau government explains the
sinking of the British golfers in the Seine.
by stating thai the, were fired TO bring
them to.
Navigation IS distracted by ice.
The sultan OF Turkey and hledive ct
Egypt are again on angry terms.
The bark Continental, from Philadelphia.
for Liverpool is ashore near Queenstown.
The vessel vii! br Il total wreck, but a por-
ton of her cargo viii be saved. Her crew
has been landed safely.
Advices from Rio ,'aneiro. to December
have been received. The Brazilian Minister
OF Agriculture has resigned.
The insurgents in Uruguay have taken
MorlcVideo, hy surprise
The evacuation of Plateau before Mont
Avrcn. by the French, causes much deIres-
sion in Paris.
\ meeting OF the Mayors of Paris was
held last week 10 censGre the government
for inactivity. Int it proved IL failure.
1t is reported that II" palace of NaiSon
was set or tire isy IN" guns of Nom Vale
rein, and totally DESTROY
The steamship ;caGia arrived .h tre
thir' ,-iir-t UltiIlo.
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BURNING OF THE DE NOTG.
sihIp nnd Cargo n TOtai iONs.

The fire tend Is making sad havoc or or
ocean steamships as we'll as or Our river
steamers, THE steamship De Soto sailed
from this port a week y 30 last Saturday, for
New York, bu. when going down the river
collided with I. tugboat. by which a"ci'leni
the stern o. tho De soto was damaged and
she put back Tor repairs. she was reua;rcd
voyage along the atlantic coast, everything
promising q happy termination.
When tho peSoto was about twenty-five
miles down tho river, a volume OF smoke
was observed coming from her told and
ventlator5. The quantity was SO great
that fears were at once entertained OF fire.
a man was sent down. who reported that
the ship was on fire aft, and abreast her
boilers, in the lower hold, on the port side.
Although the measures usual in such eases
were promptly taken to arrest the flames,
they were Of SO little use that the vessc, was
hastily headed for the shore. She vas run
aground on McColrs fiat. where she burned
to the waters edge. Both the yes7e, and
cargo are total loss.
The De Soto was built in 1860, a2d was
owned by Nessrs. Livingston, Fox & Co..
of New York. She is said to he insured in
in New York ior Sl5O0OO This apl2unt is
probably below her real value.
Her cargo, which is a complete lo>s, was
valuable one, being rated at Si25GC.
Her freight consisted of 9S8 bales Of cot
ton. lis hogshead sugar, 1917 barrels OF
nolasses, 9i2 sacks of cotton seed, i0s bum
dies of raw hides, az bales of hides and
skins, 767 dry hides. s3 bales and bags Of
wool, Is bales of moss, % bundles cctton
samples and , eases of merchandise
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The General Assembly.

Both branches of the General Assembly
met yesterday. In the Senate no business
was done Of Importance except tire adop-
tion of a resolution for the appointment OF a
committee on rules for the government Of
that body. Captain CharlesH. Merritt was
reelected Secretary Of the Senate by accla-
nation.
In the House of Representatives., Hon.
Mortimer Carr was reelected Speaker by
the hattering vote of eightyfve against a
few. scattering. Major William Vigers -
reelected Clerk Of the House BY
ton. ,,a i-yo
A full report Of the, -.,..aaces +ro,,
proceedings, togetb~ WIN +be 1.pu,
Governor Warp,<th,- appear 'A '- 10
L1CAN this morning. a., :.
Tbs The ssga.e cis aShisstSsss IS 9 IS. s. sIaaaers~-
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ROIsDE.AUy. I
Minister Ganahettu's AGf mt ihe. Ere
fec,ure-ExsrcmelyLo Weather.

Minister Gan2hett;.'s AGr>ess nt iha. frc'
fec,ure-ExsrcmelyI Weather.
BORDEAUX, Janua>y 2.-Mnlster Gam
BETA in his addres yesterday 1T the IRE
lecture, said the government was bouii'i to
the defense Of the country, but It was
composed ofs1oortals. We must not con
found the republic with pe !" had
been forced by evcnf' ;r
These nnn, when y nv. ..
Lii, wn,,I' ign svcr Assn ssina ton
peliea, .sl: sisentsra,s, arrival il, spain
actlosste nst gtb, r. 5erty .d"nepart Of Havana
H lHeas
.SSvANA, January 3.-The assassination
II General Prim causes profound sensation
here.
The news of the Duke Of .tosta's arrival
in Spain was received quietly.
The market closed yesterday as follows:
Sugar: There WAS an absence of busipcss
| for want Of stock; No. II quiet at sl2 a 9s4.
Teals. Many plantations of cane yield
| sorly. Exports for the week from Havana
e ,NMatanzas, $500 boxes and 1900 hogs
. M stock in warehouses at Havana and
.. WHass, 10000 boxes and 10e9 hogsheads
J. ohancN. Business small; prices un
i'' RacorNreights qHiet.
as closed at Sning, owing to heavy arrivals
nd aan y tb. Nlfc. Butter active, at 80 Il
,.s o,-ing to h,NlDer: White pine declining
s pitch: Pins vriva]s; quoted at 3a . 34c
a. 81 s3r. fellow :
= = r.. ..--Aa.yss..senA44ssM-P q
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The Death Of eraI Priin-Dispatrii to
Minister K0bcrts-&nuIber COurt War
tiaI at West Point.
WASHINGTON. January 2-General prim
died Saturday morning at eleven U clock.
The dispatch was received here by Senor
Roberts Sunday.
The Cortes, after confirming a ministry
under Topete, vol"d nat Prim's name should
be inscribed in their hail, and that the gov
ernment should provide Tor Prim's family.
The official dispatch says the new king
met with great enthusiasm on his route.
Another court martial has been ordered
al West Point for the trial of Cadet Smith,
the colorcd boy from Mississippi, upon the
charge ot un,ruthtillress.
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CUBA,
>.eargcr Hornet "a; Nnssau-Am AilIari, Il
Taken OF EGurs-What the Exploits
Of the Hornet May Be.

New YoEk. Januarr 21.--Thc Ucrald has
the following: Our special correspondent;
at Havana sends III further details of Tie
steamer Hornet at nassau. The Cubans.at
that place are much .ncensed at the Gov
ernor for sending; {; British man ot-y,ar 20
watch her, huI The lookout did nor amount
10 much, as the Horne; being much faster
easily left her disagrefabie companion. II
is reported tfat wil;Io AZ Nassau. the Hornet
took on board ;r armament. If this is the
ease, she may give the Spani;rds Iuilch
trouble, ard We may 1ear of her operations
Oh a scale similar 10 those of the Alabama
In point OF speed she is vastly superior to
the Spanish feet or TIE coast of Cuba, but
she may leave the West Indian waters and
try the Spanish home coast, where she viii
be able to dc much damage. and Great" a
perfect panic amonS shose OF Spain VINO
have property atioat. If such is The iutcD-
ton OF her commander ii can not be lons
before we have acco,Clts Of Spanish or
mercial vessels sunk, burned and desty ,,-''i.
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Abiding to the Globe Theatre trouble,
the editor of the New York Tribune re-
marks: even if we were fitted for the
place, We would shrink from the gr'dance
Of q theatrical company, as we should
shrink from pestileuce. We would rather
drive a cart for the means of suppOrt-and
a ''night-cart" at that. We would rather
accept the position Of head-waiter of u
cheap eating house. We would rather play
the airs Of Italy upon hand-orgsn. We
would rather sell halleds a.. sXeep a s.:oest
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NEW YORK.

Arrival. On, :ssll Lst-.4cciGenrnl shooting.
New YORK. JANUARY 2.-Arrived out:
Batavia and Idaho. Arrived: German
steamship Dutchiani, from Bremen.
John II. Wri.iey, while playing with 4
riff" supposed to be unloaded, shot William
Mallones, killing him instantly.
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FOR RENT.

lNOR Rf:<T-COTTOS PLANTATION IN THE
Il Parish OF Pcinte toupec. at Sinutsport l2d
iDcloeed and really Tor cultlvatlnu; good
brick dwclnshouse and cabins laborcrs;
cotton gin stables and ocessary Outhuildings for
making crop: lan,! first class. Terms: + .C0
per annuIn, one half payable in advance. Apply TO
de25 :. SEYMOUR, No. 28 Csiondelet street.
DOO11S TO RENT-ONE OR TWO FINE,
IL large, airy. confer tab!y Furnished Rooms can
be had in private t:uniy with or without board,
where the French and English languages are
spoken and tree from the annoyance of children.
by applying at No. 32l S;- Ann street, corner Of
feThlgny. The c'aTs pass within a sew doors OF
the house. Terms very moderate cc3b
LHOR RENT.-PLRASANT AND COMFORTABLE
l. furnished rooms without board, 10 rent at
prices varying from ten fifty dollars per
month. apply 1T No ia St. Charles street corner
OF North. aug
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Mr.. A. l.. Brunson has withdrawn from
-ho firm of Brunson, Tiffany q, Co., and the
nrm, composed of the remaining members,
will continue under the style Of Bull d
Samuel.
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Death Of an Austrian Field NarsaiIM
VIENNA. January Field oo,-ss,x
Moe,ins, OF the Austrian army, is dec0sr< !,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
4 GENTS WANTED IN ALL PARTS
Vnit.o s,a,es, 20 sell l.. v Dcfor.s. {, Co.'S
aluminium Gold JeweIry.

Vntt"u statts, 70 SET I. Y Dcior'>. z 20.
aluminium Gold JeweIry.
agents ar- making $500 20 $500 per week selling
the Aluminium .J"~-I:y. The best imitation Of gold
ever introduced. Ii has the yact color, which IL
always retains and stands the test Of -: .t-,-. :.
acids. No can tell il from gold only Uy ~.-iSnt
the Aluminium Gold beng about onet tenth Lighter
L. v Deorest / Co. selling their goods for one
tenth the price gold eweIry is sold for. and on
most liberal terms 20 agents-one quarter cash.
balance in thirty, sixty and ninety days. VIZ send
persons wishing TO act as agents Il full and com
plete assortment of goods consisting OF Seals
Bracelets, Locke:s. Ladies and Gents Claims Pins
Rings Sleeve Buttons Studs. etc. for s lco-425 to
be paid when the goods received, the other IS
in thirty, sixty and ninety days. Parties wishing
L. V. DEFOREST l. CO.,
nos SIN 20 and 40 Broadway. New York.
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QUEENSTOWN.
Arrival Of City Of L0nI0
MISCELLANEOUS.

QUEENSTOWN, January :. Arrivns
Steamship City of London. !,
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WANTED,


4 WDE NANTEN-KITHEE WHITE OR COZ
ored. Apply at the ..,,--r corner 0f s.. Charles
GaIG Peters :ivtsuos rooa, No 3 Story Building
corner Camp and Common stE~.ts ia3 1t
WANTED TO RENT-AT Low PRICE
w a s;aan Fl RNISHED HOUSE. with i've or .iy
rooms, close to the street cars running - Canal
street. Arpiy- "a No. 25 Royal street, after '-ule
light der Or
"ANTED-A SITUATION As ENTRY CLERK,
w 20 assist III office, 10 copy OF TO do other
writing, by gentleman accustomed 70 such
business. and who Is willing to he generally r-,!u
Address Ira hastings. City Postoifc-. dcl5
fENEACHERS ATIONS
l. IT" hereby invited for the position of Principal
Teacher It each o the P,;b!c Schools in Greenvi'lt
Mississippi. Applications 10 he made or before
the second day of january next. either III person
nv letter and to be AZ compa!sic IN ii, cases by
tltcate> OF competency and character.
JULIUS JCNKFRNAEN
Supc-lHter.d,ut VI OF Public Education Washing
ton County. d ssiss.ppi de+ i'm
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BOARDING..


DOARD AND FURNISHED ROOMS
II or rooms al0ne--on reas0napIe terms al tnat
elegant residence No. 2l2 Carondelet street, imme-
daielv above Julia street. ds3 2m
DOARDINts-ALL WHO WISH TO OBTAIN
ID Board with II gentrel family, speaejng English
sysl French. are referred to the advertisement OF
M ialatas ESQ, ut No. 1873 Rampant street, Second
Dktr trict a delightful location the public
sl1re. 5Ir. Galatas refers to several OF our best
St.t9os. no30 I'm
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LOST.

OnsNA LETTER CONTAINING A CHECK
N,awn by A. Schwar2, in favcr OF B.
VIZ m.3TsNet yesterday The check was not
tones ~ ;pNRons and corporations are hereby
,sf naY asa1IsD> Fsotiatins or paying the same
- NJ ieeard sifN6e given 80 the person " o
,iis .1n !. .nt 17ck fog its>etllrn to the owner
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FLORENCs"S,. \.
Death Of Il Composer.
VIENNA.

FLORENCE, January 2.-Savehio
dante. the composer, is dead.
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REWARDS.

$4,000 REWARD
The above reward will be paid for the arrest and
conmitt;l 10 jail lii this city. OF Clayton Williams,
the parties who mitted the recent torgerits Oh
the banks here. CITIZENS BANK,
CANAL BANK.
BANK OF AMERICA.
New Orleans, December -, 1870. de2l 30t
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RES'ATEs'.% -

ne " ~
Evacuation of fzca
Com ,,dED r
BEsASCoN, JanuarEer
evacuated the town OF Z nf't - ~
combat with Francs-Tirette5. y
Barras. Prussian losses Ior VOL. "N
ours was small. rigA
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- Gold has been discoyerek
chihuahua, q in the northerf
The discovery Of anythire e
IN that part of th., -, 3ani
rare that it "a ~
be able Il v-~---ss---~
49, ,,.w YOvk
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eINDRiES

TlXEGS W. HO1LAN, CPHOLSTERER.
hc., 'nihg 1air and Moss Mattresses Furniture
emo Vn' hnias and Gallery Curtains made to or
aiding ~, ~ Cloth and Mating laid. Furni-
drXAn. ft,a!red upholstered and vanished.
uer kEes, eo!nices, Pictures and Mirrors put
sVlI y e0''red with gauze OF tissue paper.
ST NJ up thoroughly cleaned. baled and
D'p"i. to M "rkrooms, No 50 Prvtania
nath"t dell I'm
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FUND.

onSsMMifaoMr ,I SIsses'IaF.s s.Teet, AaR OR TAG
J ,ecc,t ber 70, black Eewfoun, district. sIlday
!. zee years old, which the Own,nd DoI, AA0St
,Jng property, and paying expeEAn ssa saSa GonG.
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PERSONAL.

= Il ko$VHAL.zANY REFORMATION IN RE.
mpsE;i 1oBB1r @. RQBRETe late of Vicks.
\ SNc,sas N&Aankfaliy received b = A. JONRe,s
0Xa4p ~ Do1s1a strests, q ss1rsqs
Il SakM jsS ~
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~ KIHa, D. NJ -WArD
,aast;ns stations. .. "st' !, z.sney and
donation OF . tskSm's today: Sr,Afsic
h;;n.1;tr tor eh1tlratfa d. sssgyase speaF =
sum intended to ,l-eKsS,e*sn
.Hities on th' occS, Az. ISy,rpS !
10 Hop iB@- I
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NOR SALE.-ONE OF THE FINEST SECTIONS
Il OF Unimproved Sugar Land in the State in the
parish OF lber.ie. II is about nine miles from t he
Mississippi river and that Section Os country has
never been oveIrowcd. The Chattanooga Railroad
III rapid process of construction in the irnne.
date vicinity, runs bet tween two and three miles in
front OF this land, while the Opeiousas Railroad
passes its six miles distant. II is
doubtedly the most valuable tract OF uninproved
Sugar Land in the State and as to soil timber and
locality il is unsurpassed. For particulars, apply
TO H. 81. ROBINSON,
Real Estate Agent, a Commercial Place
3ul5 II
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STOLEN,

-of grnLEN-oE last SUNDAY MORNING. FROM
theret%ns % ot Natehtz and Camp streets, red PONY
the whit., STRIPE down the forehead, and one
so heot lihdal re ward will be ri ven to any
:, ret1Inus the same to Mr. Fox, Carrier at
~ oNce' las
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-03

INOR SALE Or NRENT.-A PLEASANT AND
IL valuable property in L. wisb'lrg, two hours run
from New Orleans cottage house, ont houses, hart
and bath-house and spacious grounds. VIII he sold
rented TO n good +. .lint very cheap. For price
and terms apply TO George Il. Penn, ESQ.,, Attorney.
at-Law, No. 30 Exchange Place, room No. i8, second
floor No yellow lever or cholera was ev er known
TO prevail IT this place. lyle tt
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ne supreme Court Of Ohio relative to the
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yoRTEs RESOLUTIONS ON pRIM

OUTBREAK IN SPAIN
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ARGUMENT IN PREACHING.

Argument forms the basis of interest with
the popular mind, and it is the staple method
of dealing with and influencing mind. APP
peals to the feelings, and all kinds of ''sensa-
tional preaching" soon wear out; but plain,
sensible and comprehensive reasoning, with
out the pedantry of the logician or the hard
ness of the metaphysician, always has power
with the great mass of common-sense, intel
hgent hearers A sermon which has nothing
of this element of thoughtful augmen-
tation in it rarely makes an endur-
ing impression, because it does not
reach the depths of the subject or the
depths of the mind. 1t ruffles the top waves;
it does not go down into the springs of
thought or motive. No amount of fine writ
ing, dazzling defamation, or even pathetic
appeal, can atone for the absence of sound
reasoning in a sermon. 1t need not, aud
should not, be technically theological, nor be
continued wearisomely; but there can be
little true eloquence without it. Truth,
which is the converting agency, is not
honored if it is not carefully developed, and
if this thoughtful, orderly setting forth of
truth do not form the basis of the sermon.
This forms the positioe element in preach
ing.-HOppSn
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supported by our own unaided efforts should
receive q meet endowment from the public
resources,of the kingdom. We should not
cease to urge this measure on the Legisla-
ture resting assured that the intolerant bigo-
try andignorance which have hitherto opposed
our claims must very soon yield before the
justness of our demands and the growing
liberality of our statesmen, who in the
Church and Land acts have shown determi-
nation to do justice TO ireland. Our exer-
tions and our petitions should not cease until
we shall have a Catholic university, Catholic
middle schools, and Catholic primary schools,
all receiving assistance from the public funds
of the country
The condition of affairs in Rome has
given rise to some apprehension as to the
safety of'the funds collected for the endow-
ment of the American College. The New
York Tablet is authorized to state that all the
funds are safely invested in first-class Ameri-
can securities.
sUNDAY-sCHooL ANNIvERsARY.
The Dandreth Sunday-school wasorganized
in the old homestead at Landreth Garden,
Federal street, west of Long lane, now
Twenty-second street, January II, 1S47. The
population now gathering in that section,
according to the recent census, surpasses in
numbers most other parts of our city, and
presents to-day to the Christian Church one
of the most fruitful fields for Home Mission
work in the city. The twenty-fourth ami
versary of this school will be observed on
Sabbath afternoon, 18th inst, at half past 2
o'clock.
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BEYoND THIS PRESENT.


''we measure life by years and tears, he said;
'We live q little; then life leaves us dead;
And the long grass grows greenly overhead. =
The years pass on, some swiftly and some
slow;
Each takes a little from red summers glow;
Each gives little of white winters snow.
Forever more and more they take and add;
We lose the things that used to make US glad;
We keep but those that make us slow and sad.
Hot tears we'll up from oat the fountain heart;
We wipe them off with proud, resentful start:
Alas, our pride heals not their bitter smart! !!
The eve is but the surface; deep and wide
Abides beneath the source of their salt tide;
The heart must rest ere that full flow be
dried.
As on it's hinges swings the door of Time
We catch sweet glimpses of a land sublime,
Filled with the goldenness of Heavens
prime.
And One stands up; oh, fair and full in sight,
With clear, true words He calls us day and
night
Help us, o God, to see and hear Alright
For if we see Him we shall see Thee too;
And if we hear Him, He will tell us true,
And fiR our hands with some blest work to do.
And then both years and tears shall surely
cease;
Time to Eternity shall make increase;
And smiles shall beautify an endless peace.
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wAroHEs. JEwELRY. gro.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

nay SHAMoKIN COAL COMPANY, OFFICE
No. 226 WALNUT street,
PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 81, 1870.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
abOye-named company, and an election OF Directors
to serve for the ensuing year, viii be held at their
onice on WEDNESDAY,, the 18th day OF January,
A. ID. 1871 at IL O'Clock NJ. Transfer books viii be
c. r. LINDSAY,
1913 lat Secretary.
roy CAMBRIA IRON CJMPANY.-THE AN.
nual Meeting of the stockholders OF the Cambria
Iron Company viii be held at their office, No. 2ls
South FOURTH Street, Philadelphia, on TUESDAY,
the nth day Of January next at 4 O'Clock P. NJ,
when election will be held for seven directors to
serve for the ensuing year.
JOHN T. KILLE, Secretary.
Philadelphia, December II, 1870. 191TIm'
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ROMAN CATHOLIC.

The Gazette Of Augs6urg reports that
the Prussian Minister of Public Worship de-
cidedly discourages the opposition of num-
Der of Catholic professors to the Pope, and
the bishops who endeavor to enforce the doc
trine OF infallibility. He is reported to have
In private letters expressed to the protesting
professors his dissatisfaction with their oppo-
sition. What has been done In Bonn will,
with bis sanction, be repeated not only in ali
the universities, but even in the gymnasiums.
All Roman Catholic teachers who will not ex-
press their submission to the new dogma are.
one after the other, to be dismissed from
their posts.
Cardinal Cullen has issued a uastoral on
the Feast of st. Lawrence. After a biooranhv
of the ''great prelate, his Eminence attacks
the Voltairians of the continent, and than
complains that "a press calling itself national
or Irish not unfrequently assails religion and
it's ministers, and defends Fenianism, Free
masonry, and secret societies, the bane aud
scourge of every country where they take
root" Finally, he bids his flock pray for
the Pontiff and alludes to the 'eyils of a
mixed system of education, and the ''de-
signs of DR.. Whately and others nowun-
masked" AS to the Catholic University,
his Eminence Catholics have a
right TO demand that an institution so long