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come to securing BulIock,s attendance

come to securing Bullock's attendance.
30 deslrous are Messrs. Simmons, Hall and
McMullcn to secure the presence of the
Ex-Governor that by authority, the follow
ing proposition is made to him: That tbey
VIII pay all his expenses in coming and
gong from here, and allow him sI0O per
say besides. whilst in attendance, should
he appear within the next ten days. 8
=, Ihe committee emphatically deny that
they were closcted with Mr. Henry Clews.
late Ia financial agent Of Georgia, in New
iofk, receiving instructions how to con-
duct their investigation. a -
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New York Grant Meeting.

Nep York, April 17.-The Grant mass
meeting at the Cooper Istitute tonight
was called to order at eight O'Clock. VIM.
E. Dodge presided. 'Sl'a1 Z 77l 81
A series of resolutions were adopted ex
pressing confidence in the patriotism and
ability OF President Grant, and asserting
that his reelection is a proper reward for
the good services he has done. 20 ~
The last resolution declares, as the
Judgment OF the meeting, that the majority
ot the people desire his denomination and
reelection.
The meeting was immense in number,
and enthusiasm. The platform was
thronged by prominent people of the metro
polls. mol EgF 1if.gins IN -.
:. Letters were read from Senators Conk-
Ing and Edmunds, Vice-President Colfax.
Lleutenant-Governor Pinchback, of Louis
lana, Fred. Douglass, and others. E55.&7
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- PIIc-NIcs.-Jefferson Lodge, No. 90, K.
OF f., will have picnic at West Point
about the middle of next month. The
Lodge and guests will go to West Point on
the York River railroad. -.as d -. :, :
Damon Lodge, K, of p, will also have
a picnic some time in Nav. :
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!. LATE PAPERs.-We return thanks to
Capt. .. I. Johnston for Days Doi,aqs.
Hd,pe''s Weekly, and F,ank Leslte's illus.
trated newspaper. Anything desired in
the news line can be found at Johnson's.
9lS Main street, q Sg Esss
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i ses We noticed on our streets to-day the
nnest turnout in the way of a carriage and har-
ness we have seen for many years. The carriage
was made by R. II Bosher, of this city; the
harness by Messrs, S. S. Cottrell Il Co. The
outfit is the property of the well known livery
stable keeper, WIN. H. SUTHERLAND, No. Eighth
street, who always has on hand the finest
carriages and buggies to be found in the city.
We would advise our friends and the public gem
orally to give friend SUTHERLAND call. t....5
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NEWS FROM ABROAD.
England.

London, April '17.-The vote in the
House OF Commons yesterday on the res
olutlon relating to local taxation resulted
in the defeat of the government by 100 ma
jority. ~ ..'.ia. A5la1e ~ ,.F E}@l'a asgI
Charles Reade, author and dramatist.
| has announced that he intends to prosecute
| five journals for libel, which he charges
was embodied in several unfavorable criti-
clsms upon his play entitled '.Shilly-
| Shally." = 1a .-.'sf = ~ w tW WCz-zl7
There is little doubt that the announce
ment made in the London Teleqra,,h, both
| In its continental correspondence and edi-
torially, that the relations between France
| and Germany were in critical condition.
Is pure invention. @4lA ltEA FG4@ .
London, April 1s.--The London Tele-
| grc4)h, in an editorial article, asserts in de-
eided terms that its statements made few
days since relative to the precarious con-
dltion Of the relations between France and
Germany are founded upon undeniable
facts. 20 5s r /.
The Telegraph says: "We deem it our
duty to declare the certain and solemn
fact that upon Theirs decision this week.
depends the fate of France. We are not
speaking rhetorically. We measure anxi-
ously these most grave and monstrous
words. On Monday Count Won Armip.
the German Ambassador to France. car,
ried an ultimatum to Theirs. the purport
of which is that Germany sees in the
French army bill and the speeches of
Theirs, menaces of vengeance and pro-
gramme for the eventual Reputation by
France of her Indebtedness to Germany.
Prince Bismarck, therefore, demands that
the ornaments Of France be reduced and
the war estimates diminished. or the alter
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Jamaica.
Robbed in u ssPauel,, ifousr.

Netc York, April 18.-Charles Hoffman,
OF Cincinnati, a lager beer brewer, was
robbed Of ~ 800 in bonds, last night, in
"panel'' house. +, ~ III, =
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! soss NigIt--the Largest Gathering of II
H. t,psnt psnsiai Citizens since the War rPresider
'''eul'' :" .'L'i ind0rseo- l'0'of' -
veg N,: toE, April 17.-An immense mas
mneeting m 70 lndorse the administration {
oen, Grant and advocate his renominatio
W. WAS neld tonight at the Cooper Institute
ne demonstration khas, in point of mum
ae; oers ana ma ! enthusiasm, but especially in tn
social and representative character of thos,
composing it, rarely if ever been equalled i
New York. Immense outdoor meeting
were necessary to accommodate the grea
outpouring of people. -
by seven O'Clock the vast hall of tn,
cooper Institute was crowded. Every seat
was occupied and thousands remained out.
slde. it seemed to have been the inten.
uon OF the police to prevent the filling ur
OF the alsles and the uncomfortable crowd
ing OF the building, This, however,
proved impossible, for after the proceed
ings really began, so loud and persistent
was the clamor of the 4 crowd
outside to gain admittance. ii that.
seconded by the demand of the audi,
ence within the building, the police fell
pack, and by every entrance to the build
ing hundreds thronged in, and in a few
ron,a 1Ls ~ iIiupossioie 70 una seandlng
nrom;nent n;t;zpns ia, "ss .liunseo W
RI -, r.l.,. .iI,Lois Vi tne ihetr0pols among
A. n Stewant iJW JT;,,;. ~ ecu, le.er cooper,
C1aus IT m.a; hi,ah Urton, henry
3. L.. woodward, O. E. Detmold, Theodore
W. dwight, b. ID. Morgan, William H.
Yermllye, 5. b. Chittenden, and jackson
,. Schultz.
o,oiaoL h nI Was CARED 10 oroer at
n.taJ M W. itehry Glews, VINO nomi-
who made M hr;af e. nodsg nuS lor pfesioent,
W. .@.:S pliel anu eloquent speech
nouncnG .s Tha s,u ean., secfslaries were an
3O1 and incIndod ~. nuhperea ABOUT
Cooper Tdwar'ls I p;a.n.,s lo,.umn,s 3 II Ieter
TleTs ? I,,ns.' Geu us rlerrepont, ,Henry
stnart s San., oUruon PenhGtt, Ro6ert h.
SamueI WI, W. - nusgles, II. %. Siahln,l
sv; D Mnnt an'hohy =. DreXel,
Alax St,,rt ~ PnL'o,, fS' 1hieAatiuef 1ayi0r,
Robert Ra;,aa isoIe,e I"a % b,eill,oA hehheay,
Tbeodora poassIt lis Di faTiuih, Jr.,
Sel;gmon W;tEs, e onnn noey, JOS
Wasd H. frhan5" noPpih, lnuriow
SioaI Uanrr W. D"lS1s, oeheral
non Pohant 1I.a.. Iu rIIt't, Ioeccnei, " M oel,g-
W., Gnto,, Hy' sSalnoriuge Livingston,
3 Ch;ttau5,,,, iigi' III 6tgwart, Moodford, 81
lanes ~ IT Van a. A,,an peiailela s1mitn, Gen.
ybarIas ct.n. @ aIi schuyler Crosoy,
W r GlsrIa ito'i,o Pnhou4 soau NJ Davls,
Jnob r Un.t;, oei' "iIthroP,
iaeree O,,5aLa Sf ~ y. Morgan,
,noft2rd W., II T"Spai. hnIapP' faul M.
inn a. alIsr9llt, III, Jesse Hoyt, |
!, H., rta., moIu, @ W III. u. Dodge,
w.,
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Ths Georgia Rend InvcstiUntion-No No satisf. .
ton to be had From Ex-Gev. Bullock I

fha Georgia Hsnd dlnvestigntion-Nos satisfae-
u'n to De had From Ex-Gsv. Bullock n
q Ne,c York, April 18.-The COMMITTEES Of
the Georgia Legislature have been busily
engaged, since their arrival here last week.
in registering bonds negotiated here and
elsewhere. Thus far they have acted upon
over S2.Oo0,000 of Georgia bonds-gold,
currency, opera house and railroad-that
have been presented for registration. No
declsion as to the validity or correctness of
these bonds has as yet been made, and
will not be until the registration ceases.
The committee are very desirous Of
securing the attendance of ex-Governor
Bullock, and have made several efforts to
that end, but SO far without success.
Hearing, more than month ago. that he
was in New York, three members of the
committee wrote him letter from Georgia,
requesting his appearance before them
when they should sit in this city. To this
letter Bullock replied, that he did not think
ne would be in New York during April,
because of business engagements else
where and, therefore, could not appear as
requested. He, however, referred the
committee to his attorneys in Atlanta.
who he said could give them as much in
formation about Georgia bonds as himself.
In consequence of this the attorneys
were called on, but instead of giving tho
desired information, they re rdpeatedly de-
clared they knew nothing about the bonds,
and that they had been simply retained by
Bullock to defend him il the Georg courts
In case OF his arrest and prosecution. s
This is the nearest the committee have
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Toronto, Ont, April 17.-Thirteen prin-
ters were arrested here to-day for con-
spiraccy to prevent other printers from
working. T..T,--
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\ % London, April ls.--Consolss s2s4 Bonds eo.s.
/, q trarabort, April ls.-Bonds 9ss@9s.
liverpool April lS.--Cotton quiet and stsady
5Uplands ii u; Orleans III Sales l2 600 bales
Speculation export 5000. Breadstuffs quiet
The runlored complications between Franc,
and y 0ermany tend to flatten the market hi5g
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IL TED STATES for the Eastern District of yir

HHHN 4Jl7 d. ,.
II RTHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI.
i TED STATES for the Eastern District of yir
ginia. -eaHB 4ll 5E8t-s as.r $500 gts
In the matter Of Samuel x. Lucy, bankrupt
in bankruptcy. H 5,a f2Hs y = ''HEG -
? At Richmond, ON the 4thF day of April,
1879. 544s E Eg'rs aalL Ht.II, a
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN :IH r-t7t
Please to take notice hereby, that a petition has
been to wit: on the 4th day of April 1872 filed in
said District Court by of SamlK Lucy, of Bruins
wick CO., in said district who has been heretofore
duly declared bankrupt under the act of Congress
entitled IAN act to establish more uniform sys-
tenn of bankruptcy throughout the UnitedStates," I"
approved March I'd, 1867, for a discharge and GER
tficate thereof, from all his debts and other
claims provable under said act, and that the Ist
day of May, 1872, at 10 O'Clock A. M, be-
fore w. w. Forbes, one of the registers of said
court in bankruptcy, at his Office in Richmond,
In said district the time and place assigned for
the hearing of the same; when and where you
may attend and show cause, if any you have,
why the prayer ofthe said petition should not be
granted. -faF Y s5ls1F2-7 aaf ssl.-R s.. ..l, q ~
You are also hereby notified, that the second
and third meetings of the creditors of the said
bankrupt will be held at the same time and place
H3ls -t+-i's aLe.s w. w. FORBES
'a'ia Register in Bankruptcy for the
- np ll-Th2w Sd Cong'l Dist. of Va.
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ADMISS1ON-Dress Circle and Orchestra so
cents; Parquette, 35 cents; Gallery, 26 cents.
No extra charge for reserved seats, which may
be had at West, Johnston 4 Co.'s bookstore
GRAND sMATINEE ON SATURDAY at
handsome present.
Admission to all parts of the theatre 95
cents. r.. Az 1S-2t
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TiDancfai,.

Ne,o lork, April ls--Socks strong and steady.
oioid steady at VI loz5.r Money firm at 4. Ex-
change-long ga short 10. Governments dull
and steady go ~ zyE---,- f.s -zs-.sr.-a.-..- . +.
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Ne The Legislature has adjourned, but
W. A. WYATT, who has been engaged in the
business OF HOUSE AND SIaN PAINTING for the
past twenty years and has associated with him
MR.. A. G. EVANS, the late eRAIsEK FOR THE
TKApE, are still at 7o4 GRACE STREET, where they
VIII be pleased to receive orders for work Ia their
line, promising entire satisfaction in every re-
! : : : L
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IF You would be healthy, beware of the water,
| Each person who drinks it is marked for The
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RECESS

The Convention then took a recess, and
did not reassemblc in time for us to report
any further proceedings for this issue. t
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JNHE SOUTHERN AssoCIATION.--RAF.
L FILE for the Benefit of the Widows and Or
phans of the Southern States. E =
DIsTRIsUTIos No. 2S4. EVENING. April II.
iEh45s II go 26 10 62 rs 90 65 II 2I 6-TT
DrsrRiBuTIoS No. 2s5. MoKsfNe. April IS.
1.E.EEs 33 61ill 64 81, ! II 3s y 81 IL "a
Witness my hand, at Richmond, Va, this 18th
day of April, 1872 EgT7T 1r-'I fG tT0Tl : '"
SIMMONS & CO., Go. TOMPKINS,
Managers a Commissioner
e CERTIFICATES OF RATTLE, can be pur
chased from Captain w. I. DABNEY, at the
Branch Office, No. Twelfth street, three doors
from Main ,srgilfsa9 f1l l'ITI -lIT : -
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New York Markets.

Re,o, York, April ls.-Ootter neglected; Up
lands 23s Orleans, "a; sales 300 bales. Flour
enaoEed Corn quiet and firm. Pork steady
mess mess Si3 250l3 81. Lard duIl-steau oI53S4
durPentine strong at 671sa6S. Rosn scarce and
steady. & gHH HaaDf ~ |.''''7'1 IL = ~ r
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, ADJUSTMENTS.
DloHMoND THEATRE.

-.-f,.s- DECASTRO TONIGHT.
lto VALUABLE PRESENTS 70 BE GIVEN
AWAY.
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In milk, or in punches, some water is good, p,
land 1t may be useful for cooking our food;
But water at present, is snrc to Kerfummix,
All persons who take it inside OF their stom aohs.
All those who desire health without fail,
Should drink WIN EUKERs bottled PORTER AND
DO ALE, a5 l.sa.ef s.sr y, At 80 Main Street.
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GEORGIA BOND TRoUsLE
Report ofsthe Committee
ARREST OF PRINTERS IN CANADA

Proceedings of Congress
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VOL. ~. NO. .I51.

The Great Republican Meeting in New York
Last NiaIit--The Largest Gathering OF IN
nucncIal Citizens Since the War-Pre sident
Grant Enthusiastically Endorsed ~ i1lliCI
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-05-04

Approved April l, 1872:
wM. PINKNEY WHITE, Governor.
True copy; test
JAMES S. FRANKLIN,
Clerk Court of Appeals of Maryland.
April p. 1s72-3w
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Notwithstanding the writer's opinion, as
expressed in the above Bone Dust-when
it can be obtained pure, such as the War
ings manufacture at Colora, in this county
is one of the best and most permanent
fertilizers to be found. No manure is
superior to it for grass.
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For forms of proposal guarantee. and certificate and
also for instructions to the conditions be embraced
in the contract. advertisement of this date in
pamphlet form. and of September 80 ISL inviting pro-
posas for a service in aryland bs found ut the
principal post offices.
Bids should be sent in sealed envelopes superscribed
Mail Proposals, State OF Maryland and addressed 10
the Second Assistant Postmaster General.
JN0. A. j. CRESWELL
april q, lSI2-iw Postmaster General.
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VERY Low PRICES FOR Cash

Call and examine my stock before purchasing else
where and be convinced that buy rs cheap NJ
home in the city.
April %, lsT1-tf
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-03-24
ICommuniontod,l

One of our city papers comes out on ST. Pa
tricks day in % most famous article on st;
preiudice. Saints days are observed on the
day of their death, as they on that day enter
-swho introduced distillation into Ireland. and
m oreover never sanctioned the use OF alcoholic
diuks Every Irishmsn knoms that potheeH
is little pot and when st. Patrick gave in
strue tons for his funeral, he ordered that
pot OF beer be given to each weary traveller who
came tn his funeral, as they we're expected to
como from afar. VERITAs
We have RETAINED from commenting editori-
ally on the article to which reference is here
made, because We still retain the impression rs
to that article which it made upon us on first
reading it. we considered it then an untmely
Joke. conceived in a spirit of levity not at all
becoming the occasion, but innocent of any
;nteption to give offence. Tho course of the
journal in which it was found is too fair and
rasnectful towards Catholics, n general
+h;nr to hermit the suspicion of y deliberate
-A..--.t en- inault them on such day.
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Holy Week. .

1t 10 q source Of congratulstion'to know
that no matter how wicked the age, how
worldly the times, there 10 at least one
season Of holiness every year. No people
can be SO corrupt or impious ~ not 10 be
Holy Week wherever the Catholic Church
has foothold. The ritual is 90 ooienn,
the ceremonial 30 grand, the whole spirit
and air Of the Church so impressive, 90
laden with the mighty iatefests of the
events celebrated that no one can wholly
escape their contagion Of piety.
1t is truly . seaeon Of manifold grace,
and it behooves all persons to take every
advantage Of tire opportunity. Even
apparently, Catholics ought to make efforts
to frequent the Churches with more fidelity
than usual. With sach a population rs we
have in New Orleans, the Churches could
all be crowded every day in the week and
ought to be so crowded The momentous
events just preceding the Crucidxion, as
we'll as those accompanying and succeeding
it, are commemorated, and all who believe in
their sacredness or feel interested in their
! history 6HOuAU U6eUt o11y eOCA W VIC PASoooS
at the observances instituted by the Church
to keep them fresh in the memories Of
men.
Our faithfal Catholics ought not to per
NIT their feelings to be CHILLED or thei
actions Influenced by the ffigid attitude o
Protestants on this occasion. The tru'
spouse of Christ must weep over His sor
rows and rejoice at His triumphs as thei'
anniversaries roll around with the lapse o
years, while it is but natural that His re
bellious children, spurning as they do tn
gentle guidance Of their mother, the Church
should turn coldly away from the memor!
of His great Passion.
But after all good Protestant is no
nearly 80 displeasing in the sight of God a
. Q tepid Catholic.
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According to the Eastern Budget, the Interna-
tional Society has determined to put every diff
hculty in the way of the promoters of the In
ternational exhibition, which is to be opened
at Vieana next year. They regard this under
taking. like others Of q similar kind, as only
bringing advantage to capitalists, while the
workman, who is the real producer of the
goods exhibited. only has to pay higher prices
for tho necessaries Of life, owing to the influx
Of visitoyg attracted by the Exhibition, and
does not gain any advantage at all AS first
stop against the Exhibition the Geneva section
of the International is collecting funds for q
simultaneous etrike of the workmen OF all
nations, who, during the time, would be main
tanned ont of the sums so collected.
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and confirmed at Forest, and three young per-
sons at Newton.
The stations ON the railroads that centre ~
Meridian will be attended by Rev. L. Vaily'
of Meridian.
Rev. n. viguie, Of Paulding. will visit tho
interior of the counties in the South west angle
of the road.
In every one of these places the people csme
willingly to hear explained the Dogma OF the
Infallibility of the Pope. And they listened
even moro attentively to what was "aid con-
corning the growing demora lization OF society
its cause and remedy. The cause of this was
pointed out in the loss among men of concern
about Gods Judgment and it's consequences =
and this arising from their uncertainties in
matters of religion. The remedy-the teach
| lingo of God through His Church, to which He
! has guaranteed that she shall teach without
error-that il with infallibility.
If band of earnest missioners would go
around through the country, preaching
especially for the enlightenment Of non-Cath-
olics-saying little OF nothing about tho diff
ferent denominations - but exhibiting the
authority and the excellence of the Catholic
Chureh:-and if they would remain two OF
three weeks in each place-giving time Tor
| good course of instructions in doctrine and
mora!s-they would everywhere make con-
verts :-shiefy among the men who thiuk
deepest and who feel most concern for the
welfare of themselves and Of society.
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THE CAPHoLIC MILITANT UNION OF THE
CRoss.-The last number of the Freeman's Jour
nal publishes the admirable letter of Bishop
Martin to the Council of New Orleans, to
which the attention of our readers was earnest
1y called, at the time of its appearance in our
columns. Our very able New York contem-
porary prefaces the letter by few explanatory
remarks concerning the Catholic Militant
Union of the Cross" Ore expression, how
over, of that article might give an impression
incorrect, that is, where it states
that the plan, set forth by. Archbishop
Perche, ais to unite all really Catholic societies
in this grand Militant Union of the Cross"
The Limitation to Catholic societies is only
but it is clear from the constitu-
ton of the "Union" that eventually all Ca
tholcs are invited and expected to enroll
under ito haunar