The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-11-03

A a1tS' HORACE 0feeiey died In Now York On u.
10Th plt. 80 90, a. - Ns
The Italian Parlisment has been oonv,,.,
Tor November 2oth.' El HpE -.asl
:. Thiefs has forbidden the sale Of caric,.,.
IF Napoleon and family. 49,
In Boston the street cars which ara -.
drawn, by men, charge 25 cents ride.
The Mississippi State Fair opens at Jaes,.
on the 18th inst. and continues days.
Tho agricultural report for October ssvs q,
corn crop promises to be the largest EN-
grown aSy4 ~a "riaD al!J,e a4ll 3sy
3 A womsn has been allowed to reriat., :.
NofwOlk; Conn, and will vote for Presidents
Electors. '1''5 - 4 'a'' ''''1'''- I,'la e'a -,
Lord Massey's country. seat in county Lin,
lex Ireland. was destroyed by fire on the ssa
Loss $3z5, 900. A.8 ta5hJ a Tia--sea
a Tho enforcement law closing liquor stors,
Liyerpoofst' 9 O'Clock Sunday was che c,,.
Of great disorder.
!. John. rRierey . we'll known citizen Of Jersr
City Was seized with the horse plague and
now dsngerousiy sick. ~ ..s &c .5s
The corner stone Of the FIRST Homeops.bh
ult. OF Middleton N. Y.
Fathar Hugh Mcclure one of the Older
Catholic priests in the Unitsd States died
Brooklyn on tho 25th, aged ~ years, 5,73
The Postmaster Generals report. will sis,
42,250, 600 increase in expenditures, and Sa,0M,
600 increase in receipts for the current year
Troubles have occurred with the natiyad
Chatham Islands, in the South Pacific oeea,
and the whites arc threatened with extsrmn.
ton. . s'..0 ts's .+'f2et e.
a Tho Dublin Gezeate contains o list of bequssu
Of the Earl Of Dunraven. They amount to
about f26,O 900, and are all for religious par.
poses connected with the Catholic Church
The directors OF the New York Central rail-
road have authorizedS the issue of forty million
dollars in bonds for the purpose Of laying two
additional tracks from New York to Buffalo fa
the great trafiiic. -i&'8 = .@"ig .iss >.
A member of the staff Of the london Thu
trated Necs began work on 1itbographic BLOCK
ct 20 minutes past o'clock one evening, and
at 10 o'clock he had sipished his task, for which
| he received thirty sdinsas. s.'sassa t-
A letter fsca6 the Bfssish sloop OF war shsr.
| water reports tbat Lieut.. Moore and gunner
| Mahoney, Of that vessel, on the 25th inst, per.
formed tho feat of SWIMMING across the Hs.
lespont from Abydos to Zestos. lsaE
The total registry in New York this year i,
1Ae SIC, against last year i625b4e. In Brooklyn
the registry ia 75,517. The present registry
law is 90 stringent that ex!Collector ThomA
| Murphy VIVA. unable to secure registration.
The Couaeil General Of the Department Of
the Seine have adopted o resclation in favor Of
compulsory education and employment Of lay
teachers in public schools, and will petition
the Assembly for legislation to that effect
The order which the Archbishop Of West
minister published some twelve months since
that the employment of female singers in tn
Roman Catholic Church choirs Of the metropo
lis should cease, has at length been put vigor
ously into force. ..........
At Aurora, Ill, recently, balloon halffllet
broke loose from it's fsstenings, the tackle
J which caught man By the leg, who managed
to climb into the -basket, bnt when the ball
loon had reached an altitude OF four hundre
, feet he jumped out, and was picked up dsac
On the 9Th nit. superb monument in mono
of Pho Mono was inaugurated in Turin BY tn
Catholic Young Mems Society, in the chapel
!, the Most Holy Sacrament ut the Casneata
: Montague Gasaldi celebrated Pontifcal MAJ
for His Holiness at which general COMM
MON took place.
: The Uniuers, in an article by M. Veu'iios' 81
J., noances that % 900 francs have been subscribe
: for tho benefit of Mgr. Mermillod' Bisaop
Geneva. It declares that Catholic Franc
ever prodigal of its blood, it's prayers anu
4 money for the true faith, will pay the oi'n'
:, a. long 40 Geneva withhold his salary
The dome of the Vienna Exhibition buiio''
for next year will be the largest yet cone'la'
= ed. 1t will be 275 feet high and S'S iee'
q diameter, and in the latter measursmen'.!
): he about treble the size of the dome u
y Paars. moro than twice the size OF 81 rove :,
:, and very nearly double that OF the L00u
q Exhibition of 1862
Il A fne villa, surrounded by gardens oei0I
b ing to the Archbishop of Milan, was rec gee
Q sold by the Italian Government for 2oo'oov
: Ita real value was 10000 fir. In the go0u
. times this valuable property served -
:. ecclesiastical seminary and country fs''u7. ~.
Q for tho Archbishop having been given =
: See of Milan by st. Charles Borromeo.
y Tho soientific and exploring e1peei''0n
l. the copper lands of North western Teka''"
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