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ST. sTANIsLAUs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
BAY ST. LOUIS, Mssss1pr1

This institution conducted by the Brothers Of the
Sacred Heart has been in Operation .nce
1885, 1t Is beautifully situated shores Of the Bsv
commanding extensive view of the Gulf-and saor3
ing all the advantages of the breeze and bathing In
the Summer is, for the pupils, great incitemenf To
healthful amusement. The Commercial Conrna com
prises all the branches Of good English education
Board and Per session, payable half yearly in
eoSahce $3.50 90
" eHnne, Per session. 10 90
Beddiag, per session, Optional. 10 20
Oootor fces S 90
EXTRA CHARGES:
Piano and Violin per month, each. ....-.. 6 90 |
Oec VI AAno VeE mouSn ] so |
Aueo ,po. AAsAeA % |
Spartan and German Languages per month, each. 90
BRO. FLoRIMoND
fel4 I'll ly Director Of the College,
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A cADEMT OF THE VISITATION.
Monte Maria, Richmond, Virginia,
The duties Of this Institution will be resumed on the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER
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Corner Of Rampant and Third D,stres
Now Orleans, Louisiana.
This magnificent Institution chartered February
1866 1t situated in quiet and healthy locality r.
the suburbs OF the city and at short distance fra
the river 1t very thoroughly ii ated
and affords all those advantages which coDtribute -
Pupils OF all denominations admitted bat for tho
promotion Of order and regularity, all Obliged 70 At
tend tho public exercises and conform the rplea a
the Institution
TUITION:
The system Of education embraces tho French md
Engfish languages, viz; Reading. Penmaaship Froneh
and Engtsh Grammar, Arithmetic, Ancient and lfod.
ern Geography OF the Globes; Proee and Poetics
Compositions History (Ancent and Modern Sacred And
Profane) Chronology, French and Engiish Litornturo
Rhetoric. Mythology, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry
astronomy, Botany: Book keeping, Mathematics etc
Music, Drawing, Painting Plain and Ornamental Mes
dle-work. Tapestry Embroidery Arti8oiarT9owerp et
TERMs-PAYMENTS TO BE MADE QUARTERLY
INADvANCE:
month. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90 o.
Entrance Fee for the arst year only 10 &c
EXTRA CHARGES:
Tr1 t 9t2 %
Music on the Piano, per quarter 80 Us
Use Of Piano =. ..........,6 a.
Tapestry and Embroiry.. ..--.........--- 3 %
~'o"0'" IL W
AZ 70
49, inE A. o. - -'-----.-----. ID %
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The classes commence about the first of September
and close By the end Of June. by examination and
public exhibition.
Books, etc. may be procured ut the Institution &C
moderate prices.
Pupils are received any time during the year and
charges mado from the date Of entrance oniv
For further particulars apply TO the Mother Superior
Academy of the Holy Angels. aus7 n Iv
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Hate R. R. Finchs sous,.
New York.
D. McKENDRICK, Agent,
MAGAZINE STREET. AZ.
! New Orleans
To Bdyers of Ranges.
In presenting the
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
the trade and to the public we earnestly tia,
Ranges in feens fully thss ar str,c 0tss.
animation they will select the BEAUTY above ali
ness, N''''
A Comparison.
Some of the Elevated Oven Ranges need the services
q engineer to operate them and keep
ordinary intelligence can operate s' It
to
CULINARY DEPARTMENT
should be supplied with simple and effective an sp-
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE.
Annoyances Saved.
IL %0Sd
ssa o. ~
Of the s na an
range man" 70 repair it promised-you viii at once
brains and procure the ~ Aa'A''o
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE.
which Is the less valuable because it 10 beautiful
Failure of Old Inventions.
Our experience,
AS MANUFACTURERS Rsl For THE LAST FORTY
enables us to furnish of cooking and
public by Ignorant and obscure makers Of great pre-
less. ~
Advice to Buyers.
In selecting Range there are severals importan.
/. VIII the Range Do what is claimed forit7 ~
9 The mode of Operations it simple or com lexi
B. Can the Iaps 0r pa;ses be easily
The general constructions it durable and con.
S. The cosT-to buy and to maintain.
Our Claims to Favor.
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
AS made by the UNION STOVE WORKS, it is
Th s III do s as much asS not work
q That it is liable 70 get out Of Srder and costs
i'm
Tsa . any snD to
tho a1
these be replaced without asasta uoe Of an
xpert as can readily be seen on examination. The
pprecated fully by those have labored and an.
Favored in vain the ashss and refuse ont OF
many of the others in N
4. That its conveniences cannot be excelled-;ta d
large and its hrecha nbers are exactly the
lie for economical use OF fuel. \
That 1t not only has solid and substantial look
ut Is REALLY and its general appearance truly -
rnamental TO any Kitchen suggesting the name Of
eauty.
9. That It will BAKE QUICKER and BETTER than
ny other thing called by the name of Range.
Good Range Essential to Home Comfort.
'usebod appointments do not make the cooking de- ~ a.
rtment proper study, when, in fact the IL
st Judgment. A POOR stove Range will disturb ~
harmony and mar the comfort of every meal Every
should have rstclass Cooking Apparatus but re-
gb prices do not always furnish it. We sell the a.
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE ::
such prices that all have and use them and wa
lieve them to be CHEAPER and BETTER than any phi
ler Range of its class known to the public. Co
It's Rapid Success. rea
THE BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE lea
taking place the low oven patterps Is
lveneuce for Baking and Cooking; the certainly of
instead Of sfi of xSIa
wing lame back and Its attendant evsJ AFRO few Col
he superior advantages this Range possesses over ali
-oven Ranges Fre
1t Must Bake. -
THE BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE II,
1T bake ss the heat passes directly ND and around
Ovens before leaving the Range.
ecial Conveniences and improvements. p1,
n ill l--kI
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1t Must Bake.

THE BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
bake, the heat directly up and around
he Ovens, before leaving the Range
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YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY

THE HOLY ANGELS
Under the Direction Sisters Mariapites of Ho,
Crors. ~
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IGNITION s. is directed to our special notice
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Of ssa MehsNDRlck has just received large variety
AMERICAN EARTH CLOSET,
the 1eatest best finished, most compact, ornamental
ana article of ita kind which yet come be-
iore the public. Being supplied with
PORCELAIN AND GALVANIZED IRON F1rrrNas
10 not liable to get out Of order or become subject To
various found in similar articles These
W muss s4percede all others and those intending
10 introdnGe Tina healthfn convenient and indlspen
article In their dwellings, should not fail to cal
AMERICAN EARTH CLOSET.
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Advice to Buyers.

In selecting a Range there are severals important
points be considered viz:
: l. Will the Range DO what is claimed forit7 "
@ The mode of operation-is IL simple or com plex
Can the parts or plaes be easily replaced in case
4. The general constructon-is it durable and con-
venients WA
S. The CosT-to buy and to maintain.
Our Claims to Favor,
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ALL oSNAOA = A@S oA1sb OfbN hAnGh
rapidly taking the place Of the low patterns
the always heating the ease OF STANDING
position, instead of a STOPPING one while baking
leaving lame back and Its attendant evs) arc a few
Of the superior ad this Range
low-oven Ranges.
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Corner Of Rampant Congress streets Third Dstrs
Now Orleans, Louisiana.
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AMERICAN EARTH CLOSET.

,e M Mr. MekENDR1cK has jus. received largo variety
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A Good Range Essential to Home Comfort.

Many persons, in furnishing anil completing their
household appointments, do make the cooking de-
partment proper study when in fact req the
best Judgment A POOR stove or Range will disturb
the harmony and mar the comfort ofevery meal Every
House should have frst-cass Cooking Apparatus but
high prices do not always furnish it. We sell the
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
ut such prices that all can have and use them and we
believe them to be CHEAPER and BETTER than any
other Range of its class known to the public.
Ira Rop;d C,,oo,o
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an extensive assortment Of ~ . " "Re"'
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, April IA, 1872.
Dispatches from the Captain General Of Catalonia
say disturbances feared in Barcelona. Castells
band of agitators, GOO strong, is in the vicinity.
plan is foot for twenty OF the band to enter the
city and set fire to buildings, that In the
confusion all their companions can pass I'm and gain
possession of the town. Proofs of the plot are In
the hands of the authorities.
A detachment OF troops has been sent out TO find
Castell's men.
The origin of the present disorder is attributed to
the Intcrnationalsts, supported by the Carsts and
republicans.
The Minister of War has ordered the suspension
of all military furloughs and the immediate return
of officers to their posts.
THE CHURCH OF ST. THOMAS DESTROYED BY FIRE.
The Church of st. Thomas in this city de-
stroyed by fire last night Several persons were in
jured by falling walls and timbers.
King Amadeus, Marshal Serrano and the city au-
horities were the spot and used every EFFORT to
save the church. The flames stayed barely in
time to prevent an extensive connagration
MURDERous ATTEMPT AGAINST TRAVELLERS BY RAIL.
An attempt was made last night to throw the fast
train on the Madrid ami Sarag0ssa Railway of the
track near SiSuenza Distractions had been placed
upon the road which could not have been in
the night They were fortunately discovered and re-
moved before the train reached Siguenza. The
news of this atrocious attempt causes great indig
nation here An immediate investigation has been
ordered.
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UTAH.
The Mornous on Their Own Infsllibility-Tas
Miners Organizing Finds
aud Falls of Snow

SALT LAKE CITY. April IA, 1872
The Mormon Conference resumed its session to-
day in the Tabernacle. There was comparative
small attendance One discourse showed how tue
Kingdom OF God would be permanently established
here through the inspiration OF the Latter Day
Saints aud all the governments and powers on
earth combined
WOULD NOT AVAIL AGAINST II.
number Of home missionaries were appointed.
and the Conference adjourned until next Sunday.
The reason Of this adjournment, which is unusual,
1t is reported, is because intelligence is expected
from Washington that will enable Brigham Young
to close the Conference in person.
MORMON Pi.Or AND GENTLE COuNTERPLor.
The miners IN the Star, Lincoln ana other dis
tricts In the southern part Of the Territory are
forming secret organizations 90 oppose the secret
influence OF the Mormon Endowment House. and,
among other objects TO bring TO justice the nstiga
tors and perpetrators of the Mountain Meadow
massacre. over two hundred members have
already Joined.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of chrystalliAed sulphur have
been discovered IN Beaver Mountains, 800 miles
from this CITY.
several more slides reported to-day from
Little Cottonwood. Two feet of additional snow
fell there last ni5ht. In this city last night the
was six inches deep. II Is melting rapidly to-day,
The Their this spring has been the worst ever
known. There Is fear Of further blockade on the
r.ilroad Aer.ass -,.,r' S = -ls,' - rig ~. -
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NEW PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED.

From Harper & Brohers-"Household Edition Of
Martin Chuzzlewit," by Charles Dickens; ''rhe
Womans Kingdom: Love story by Miss Muock:
"1bc First German Reader, by George +. Comfort,
A. NJ.
From Scribncr. Armstrong 4 co.-"Within and
Without by George Macdonald, LID; 'Wonders
of Electricity, translated from the French of j.
Bale, edited, with numerous additions by DR.. John
W. Armstrong
From Kelly, Pet 4 Co.. Ia timorc-"Lccturc by
the Most Reverend Henry Edward Manning, Arch
bishop Of Westminster" Excelsior; or, Essays on
Poiteness, Education and the Means OF Attaining
Success in Life Part For Young Gentlemen.
nv 7. II. Howard, A. NJ Part II-For Young Ladies.
~ a Lady R v. RI,
From Dodd Mcad--91he Schooner Mary Ann"
Uhird volume OF the August Storics), ~ Jacob
Abbott
From the Catholic Publication Society -"Scrmons
on Ecclesiastical SUBJECTS" by Henry Edward,
Archbishop Of Westminster.
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FIRES.
Great ConHngration-The Business POr-
ton OF Aver Destroy cd-LOss $ZOO,O0O.

ton OF Aver Destroy cd-LOss SZOO,O0O.
AVER, Mass. April H. 1872.
A fire broke out Mt eleven O'Clock last night in Il
building owned by Samuel Reed and destroyed all
the buildings on the north side Of Main street be-
tween the Worcester and Nashua Railroad and the
Lowell freight depot.
PROPERTY DESTROYED
includes the Post once, Harlow 4 Stewards gro
Gerry, the lumber shed Of Phelps 4 Wood with a lot
Of lumber w. ii. II. Kinds dentistry. G. q. Woods
meat market, Masonic Han, &. w. Mason's dry and
store, jenkins variety store and dwelling house, J.
J. L. Boynton's stove and tlnware store, l.. u.
Tuttle's furniture store, Mrs. Nuttng's millinery
store ana dwelling house. Lufkns fish market, {.
A. Lawton's paint shop, Union Han Building IL. Z.
Sherwin's grocery, Levi Sherwns cloak and fancy
goods store, J. G. Tenney'S boot, shoe ana cloth
ing store; Pages block, g. 9 Brack,s apothecary,
Fernad'S boot and shoe store, J. W. Stuart's gro
Gerry ana dry goods store and dwelling house, +. a.
MarSham's apothecaty and lewelly store, Wheeler,
Brown Co.'S grocery, dry goods and hardware
store; Bruce q Chavel's piano ana organ depot
stock mostly saved, Il. NJ. Hagg's tailor shop. a.
D. simmons dry and fancy goods store, }. d.
Browns dentistry, the Unitarian church, brick
school house Washington street: engine house,
Odd Fellows ana Grand Army Hail. John Spaudlng,
Jr.'s, law Office. The occupants of the dwelling
houses burned were Mrs Gates, A. +. Cohurn, Levi
Sherwin. George Day, George Champney, T. Hand,
a. Page Uwo dwellings and BARN, stephen Barrett,
Samuel Dickinson. Andrew Felch, Harvey A.Woods,
W. sawyer II. H. Bliss J. L. Fletcher and the Two
dwellings, three shops and boarding house OF A.
Peabody. All the business portion OF the place Is
destroyed,
NOT A GROCERY OK DRY GOODS STORE REMAINING.
Loss estimated az 100000 to S200,000 The in
surances are in the Fitchburg Mutual ga $50; cen
trial Mutual, OF Worcester, $3.50; IT, G. Curries
Agency Of Fltc..,qre fSSbo; /. 9, Parks Agency,
n Msts:S . s' iSS As l, Ssi SYi ~: @
arrived nom both places. The cause OF the fire Is
unknown.
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The HERALD correspondent in Matamoros
has forwarded us the following special de-
spatch:-
~ p MaiAMohos' MeAi.o' hpi'i Ora ~.
o, ~. c,, pous.;o
H.; a., ,o,
:. ,.~ .e,... 90 g; r. .,-'s'"-s. -
manuer-in-chiei Oh Tue reSolu'iolis's ~ 'Ao
Nof'n' mas received what ne CONSIDERS ieiiao''
information OF the death OF Diaz lls,. the
following circumstances .,e'..,. Es.s>9
General DiaZ was IN company Of General
Negrete il the State of Puebla, when he was
tal,on s;oL ona s+ortod ~, a., 49,, 6. a.,
!, <,;ns &c O.voco . a,,,da ~ n,;. g
!, n -, =. 49,, -, g.
w. .,., !, -
~
~,
;.
:
RUMoRED DEFEAT OF RocHA
Monterey papers report that General
i'ooi'' Ai'' 'eo "eie"'o' ~ VIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
at Durango, and that he is preparing to evac-
4 1.a. M: ;: 1 ,,4
u''.e A"Sulooao. AAis HS"s IL, no"cNei, "ouo.-
full
TREvINo DEMANDS SURRENDER
,..,
~ o ~ 49, L ''
about sixty miles from this city. On Wednesday
rLl l. LII a . ea, ao,a ..
General Palaclos, the government commander
nc Natomoros for the surrender If the ,l,ce
ana IN case OF reiusii DeBlh Ine poihparuieh,
without further DELAY.
-. -.
ihI'iNo D.NA' i'H'' MI "i'
General Trevifo has asked the HERALD cor
io'PoAoe'' Wv - Nv 40 " ">'
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ROME.
Papal Review Of the Old World Situation-Pro-
nouncement OF Pontifcal Benediction.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ROME, April H. 1872.
The Pope on Friday gave audience to many citi-
zens OF Rome and TO 400 persons from foreign
countries.
His Holiness gave his bencdiction successfully to
all the countries represented by the visitors, par
ticularly to Ireland, Poland, Holland and the United
States Of America. He praised France and coun-
SEIZED forbearance and gentlencss towards some
too intolerant Frenchmcn He prayed for Germany,
"subugated as she is by an ant-Catholic spirt;'
and Austria he said, greatly needs the prayers Of
the faithful
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THE WEATHER.
''''-- WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, April Id A. M.

WAR DEPARTMENT, J
OFFICE or THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON April ID A. NJ
Synopsis Jor me Past Ttceoty.tow Hours
The barometer is now highest over the South At
antc States. Falling barometer has extended
eastward over the Mississippi, the Upper Lakes and
the interior Of the Southern States with eastery to
southerly winds and increased coudiness. Par
TALLY cloudy weather Is now prevailing over the
New England Middle and South Atlantic States
Probabilities
The barometer VIII continue falling OH Monday
from the lakes TO the eastern CUR and gradually
extend eastward to the Atlantic, with eastery TO
southerly winds and increasing cloudincss The
area of rain win extend eastward over the upper
lake region, tho Middle States and possibly the
south Atlantic states on Monday. Rising baron
eter, northweserly winds and clearing weather
viii extend eastward over the Upper Mississippi
Brisk winds are probable for the lake regions but
dangerous winds are not anticipated.
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THE PACIFIC COAST,
The Apnches mt Work In ArizOna--Th,
Border Feud with Sonora.

- DUTuVT TfUu WIFI SOHOTH.
sss.i7 SAN FRANCISCO, April IL, 1872.
4 MsER DIES
Dr. william fewer, an English miser aged eighty.
four years long noted character in san Francisco
was found dead on pile OF rags in his room in Du
pont street. The room had not been swept in four
teen years. Twelve thousand pounds English
money, were found in the room.
INDIANS ATTACKING A STAGE.
The Apaches attacked the stage near Prescott,
Arizona, on the sth inst. The passenger killed one
Indian and escaped
FEAR or RETALIATION.
The Americans residing on the ella Grant fear an
attack from sonora in revenge for the lynching OF
MeXicans month since.
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CONFEDERATION in Worcester.

WORCESTER, Mass, April Ia, 1872.
Union Block, one OF the largest buildings in West
borough and 4 large boarding house were totally
destroyed by fire about one O'Clock this morning.
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THE EIGHT HOUR STRIKE,
The Men Rsinstatcd at Reduced Wages.

The Men Reinss"'ed at Reduced Wages.
Co1o sBus, 5. G., April "a, 1872.
Mr., Kingsley according - INSTRUCTIONS iroH
Washington, rensiatcd the striking stonethttereSn
Tuesday, but discharged three OF the body most
prominent ~ the strike on Thursday. No cause
was given. He has reduced the wages thus virtu-
ally leaving the eight-hour question where it was
when the strike commenced. Those discharged
advise another strike, having OF support
from Washington
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supplementary Weather Report.

WASHINGTON, April II, 1872.
II has been showing at Buffalo, Mount Washing.
ton Corinnc, Utah. and Virginia NJ r. Rain
has been reported from Cairo Leavenworth
Nashville, Knoxville and omaha. Threatening
weather + reported from Burlington and
Kcokuk, Iowa, Lcayenworth and st. Louis. Cloudy
weather. temperature eight degrees above zero
ana an east wind moving AT the rate of los miles an
hour rom Mount Washington. Clear weather
quite high temperature and a high westerly wind
prevailed m This city during the day.
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EPISCOPAL CONVENTIONS.
Imposing Roman Catholic CersmOniai-
Two New Bishops Consecrated.

e. 4. -, CINCINNATI, Apri H. 1872
Archbishop Purcell OF this city, assisted by Bishop
Quinlan Of Mobile, Ala. Coskary, OF Louisville, KY
Poebbe OF Covington, KY; Borgess., Of Detroit
Mich. Rosencrans, OF Columbus, ONO; Fitzgerald
Of Little Rock, Ark, and De Apalas, OF Vincennes
Ind assisted by thirty forty priests, consecrated
Father Gilmour to the Bishoprc OF Cleveland, Ohio
aud Father Dwenger to the Bishopric Of Fort
Wayne. Ind, in st. Peters Cathedral to-day. The
immense edihcc was crowded to excess.
DURING THE IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY,
mass was celebrated and continued until tho
epistc. The imposition OF hands, by the conser-
vator and attendant bishops, was most impressive.
The candidates, kneelng, were approached Ivy them,
and as the hands were laid upon their heads the
conscrvator solemnly pronounced the words,
'RECEIvE YE THE HOLY GHOsT.n
The vast congregation fell upon its knees. the
organ pcaed forth grandly and the consccrated
went forth hereafter 10 wear the purple ana the
mitre ana to carry the crosses and the cares OF
bishOprics in the Roman Catholic Church In the
United States OF America. Bishop Gilmour was
born in Glasgow, Scotland, of an OLD scottish ami-
~ but emigrated to this country at n tender age.
He raised Presbyterian after the strictest
sect OF COyenanters, but embraced the Catholic
faith when young man. Ne was consecrated
priest in 1882 upon the completion OF his celestial
metsburg, Nd, and has since then been laborng IN
Ohio, Kentucky and Western Virginia He ~ In his
forty eighth year and has been priest twenty years
BISHOP DWENGER
il only thrtyive lhirty-sX years old, and is the
youngest man wearing the metre IN che United
of Detroit, who was consecrated here only short
time
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The COUNCIL BLUFF GAME.

IouNCtL BLUFFS, Iowa. April IL, 1872
u is reported, and generally believed in railroad
circles here, that the Burlington and Missouri
River Railroad has violated its compact with tbe
other Iowa roads. by giving through tickets and
checking baggage through to Omaha for me union
Pacific, virtually transferring with the UNION
Pacific In Omaha.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, April H. 1872.
President Theirs held brilliant reception at the
Palace Of the Elysee yesterday.
1t was attended by nearly a thousand persons.
Among them were the Duke OF Nemours the Count
OF Paris, the Duke OF Alencon and the Prince OF
Coburg-Goth
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ENGLAND,
Cabinet Tender Of Office to John Bright-Arrival
Of President Grants Daughter.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

~ 80. s.;~s. y rqs---s
-.-,,-- -. LONDON, April II, 1872
The Guardianship Of the Duchy Of Lancaster has
been offered to>John Bright.
MISS NFIIIE GRANT EN- ROUTE TO THE METROPOLIS.
Miss Nellie Grant daughter OF President Grant,
arrived at Liverpool on saturday, where she was
received by Mr.. Dudley tic American Consul. Miss
Grant win proceed from Liverpool TO London on
Monday