The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-10-06
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The editor OF the London Telegraph is to be
raised 10 + bafonetoy. II ~ 'FTraH 5al
Mr.. Mcguire, NJ. r., has nearly completed
his new book on the Jesuits.
General Banks Has been nominated to Con.
gress by the Liberals and Democrats Of Massa-
chusetts.
The Attorney General decides that person
seading money-postoffice orders cannot recall
them after they have started. III. -
Archbishop Howard At ia seid, is about to
Institute Legal ptoeseaiugs against the Leipzis
1ass4tstf for It's recent stroeious libel upon his
Atelsgram from Ragusa reports that a eight
occurred at Laposa between Turks aud Monte
negrins. Many were killed and wounded ON
both sides. s'' i'r'7''
The Archbishop Of Westminster is about to
sxublish volume Of sermons on the Romas
Question. 1t will be accompanied, We under
,stsnd, by Preface Or considerable length. =
;. The Atheists' Club At Venice has given oes
that it will not render any homage to the
memory Of JOSEPH Mazzini, because he was Z
Hbsliever ia God and the Immortality of the
soul. ''7
Several cases containing magnificent pres
ents 10 the Holy Father have arrived in Rome
ffoin Eoestautinop1e. His Holiness refuses to
accsuS tkem in consequence Of the action sf
the Sublime Porte With regard to- Msr. Has,
ssap, III =, H.. =. 1850. =.
ASlissouri journalist haying asserted that q
Louisville scribe had just disoovexed that has'
could wag his left ear, the latter resosts that
the Missouri man has his aural sppsndages
unilar such control a. to be able to fan hinself
with them. flax "9-'''f 1s. sa-. = - =
A Berlin letter says that duri ~ the reception
of the Late Imperial party. eight persons swsre
su9ocated and trampled together in one night,
apd fifteen more were mortaiiy wounded.
Mounted police charged the masses at one
time with drawn aabres., 80 - .at b., s-. -.
Mark Twain, who has just gone abroad, con-
templates writing third book, it is said, de-
voting himself this time to the oddities and
,eccentrieities of the Englisli people, among
WHOM, he expects to reside for the next twelve
|amonths, in order to- take their mental photo
Egsaphs.
Al Yedo there il now Catholic college for
the stndy of European laagpaaes, nearly two
huudred pupils attending. Mgr. Pstisjsan is
about TO essablish, both al Yedo aud Yoke.
thama, eonventua1 institutions for the care OF
fthe sick and the education of children, girls
| specially a,r. s., ,r--. ST. -a.- -,z
/ There are in Belfast, with population of
ia, 900, 1900 burgesses in Dublin, with pop
ulation Of 246,OOO, $500; in Belfast there are
- 900 parliamentary electors, in Dublin Is, 500.
So that, wish 10000 more Of population, Dublin
has just an equal number Of votes, including
1900 freetnsa.f.r r a-
| Fifty-two wild Indians have been brought
from Texas and Arkansas to Washington to
! have o talk. If the Government were to treat
these poor wild men to o little less whiskey
and with a little more practical common sense
hundreds of lives and millions of money would
4 annually be spared to the country.
| The acting Commissioner Of Internal Rev.
| enne decides that on aud after October 1, 1872,
! no stamps will be required upon checks,
| drafts or orders, except such are drawn at
sight demand upon banks, bankers OF
| trust companies. He also decides that on and
after that date no stamps are necessary upon
foreign bills Of exchange. --s
We learn from the Guardian that the effect
of establishing Catholic Temperance Associ
alton by the Archbishop of Westminster and
several Of the clergy has been that the disrep
neishborhoods in the East of London have en-
tirely ceased, and order and peace have bee I
apparent in their stead.
The Pet'ie states authoritatively that the
Berlin Government has finally resolved upon
| the construction Of monster canal to connect
the Baltic with the North Sea. Tho cost of il
4 will doubtless, it says, be betrayed ont of the
4 French indemnity. According to the Pahie
Russia regards tho proposed canal with nc
/ friendly eye, suspeotiug in it q uueans of sub
] stituting Prussian for Russian influence in the
4 north of Europe. Prussia seens certainly de-
tetmined on stfeng thening the naval and de,
fensive resources of it's northern coast. -
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A cable dispatch announces the appointment
/ of tha Very Rak. Or. Yauohn. pronrietor of the