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MGR eoi''LskI-The mysterious disap,.e a r.
aace some years ago of tLe Bulgarian Bisbou
soko,siii, on his way to his diocese after bis
conservation by the Pope, will be in the recoI.
ieeAion OF lhS't OF our readers. There Is now
" strange story OF bis appearance at CheIm to
ordain some Ruthenian Catholic priests. He
is said to have arrived from Kiew wher. o,,
account has always represented him rs living
confined in convent by order of the Russian
Government. According to another rumer. he
was dead; if this is really he, he must
Dc ninety-seven years of age Now again
there is two-fold story about hi,u: n Polisb
paper represents him as having fallen or been
oroed into schism again; Ruthenian paper
t'e&sS 0i MIN as stu Catholic If it be true
hat he was sent by che Russian Government
o administer the Sacrament, we sbonh 6sor
hat there could be little doubt that he was IN
ommunion rather with the new Synod Of ST.
'etersburg than with the Pope.
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M. There and the Roman ouest,on

. abe correspondence dc kEsaeuc, of the ,;,s
OF April, contains a remarks able letter fror
heme on the adjournment of TIE fehs.l
on the Cathelis petitions at Versailles
a me writer, without expressing e positive
oplnien of his own, sums an thu, vario.s
Impressions which this incident has nrs-
duceG ON the different classes ,ef minds
whlch are now face to face witt, eeeh othar
IN the metropolis of the Christian world
Inc esherents ct the Italian Government
ana .h us organs ia the press, appear to avoid
the sGSect as nuc!, as possible, and when
| they Go speak OF 1t their dissatisfaction il
very eUsdent. Their com placepcv in t,,s
| victory implied by II. Fouruier's ayr;vaI is.
aot lietle dashed by the flesh evidence
wien tSe fresldents speech affsrGs, that
eompolsion. They feel, says tLis .Uriter
Snae II they have succeeded in stopu:or the
o'ecussiop, that this is all which ther 1,ove
accomplished that tile Roman question ia |
not dead, and that, ID ie is buried for the
present, it wall rise again. THEY nennot
but acknowledge to themselves 5b.] tto
rights" of the Holy See.
TO which the Bishop OF Orleans l,ort, Wir,
ness, still survive, .'if net.in the Laa,+ o.
least In the mind of NJ. fIiers." The sun.
preston OF tue question on the 22d JAW
last did not prevent its coming to the fro,;t
again on the 22d March; and it's adio1St,.
ment of the 22d March will not nrevent ~.
temperance in the future. The nerfaet
therefore which ia eaid tn :
prevail between the Governments of Va .,
sallies and the Qeirinal lie neitder tleeniv
rooted nor over sincere, for the men of tbs q q
Italian Revolution know well. that. even II q
hey had secured the cordial apnrovai af y
The French Government, that .ennrovoi =
would never be endorsed by the verdict If "
he French nation. For this reason. If tho T.
'artizans of the Italian Governments derive a.
my qualification from Che present attitude u
It France, it is caused by the powariess Ii
ess of possible enemy rather than bv the f.
Import of q real ally. ' re- re-
The Catholics of Italy, on the other hand. eT
ave for the most part shaned the sensation 81
experienced by Catholics and men of prin- tr
lple and order throughout tae world. Yhe Il,
elays and obstacles opposed to the discus. al
on of the question appeared to be-" de- "a
lal of JUSTICE" on "afront," and ga part ce
ris" to suppress q matter which reused the ca
eenest feeling everywhere, andsespecaily is.
France. They consider, therefore, that "
re- Assembly would have done better if it no
I'd accepted THE struggle; if it had raised GU
10 Catholic flag, and done the courageous en-
ing "in spite of the difficulties of the stu. mt
Ion, In spite of its weakness, in spite of its -
ecarious condition" Their view is that an,
. Ihsers has done quite enough to offend to,
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LETTER FROM ROME.
TESTIMONIES OF aonryyrrr

>SsS-S-nioNltso Ot WEEK,
ROME, April 5.-We have had no soleo,u
n the different parish churches. Ths
decorated Ntse,acse at the 'Basilicas was
fuppressed, and the psalm was simply
Ieclted by the 'Canons. The only neonis
fulssatlsoed with this are the jews aaS
freemasons, etc. The Liberia asks in .
|Sheerlng way what the cause of the Chuck
aea religion has gained by this suppress;o,.
~ the ceremonies. The best reply ia that
s %nich has been already given by some of
|Sne good papers, that thus scandals Hn,,r
|E T, dr0ssad GnE impositioae prevemxed y
ne anger of all the bad papers, and the
|fpprooatteo of the good ones, is the best
Proof of this. Dusing the night from Good
riday to Holy Saturday some nnknown
amans paid visit to the Scale Santa. ard
Ling unaoie to feSce an entrance into the
beuLcn, oro6e fourteen or more large panes
glass ana then threw dirt, etc, thron rh |
ne broken wiOdews. TO- day We are to
Ezra oiema act of reparation for the |
EGaia Santa, and peblic prayers before the
h na picture of our Lord which ia
tnere preserved. The following .eeremon;es
IUG s place during Holy Week at the Pope's
Eh r chapel In tie Vatican --On Holy
6n oIts6 q; the Pope said Mass end gave
6re:srtt communion n, ~ to all his prelates at
i nsea IN Rome; amongst others to Dr..
Etisay' Bishop OF Maitland, and Mgr.
frG;ouiock, rector of the Irish Catholic
Fn,thEersisy. On Good Friday the HOLY
cue atner recited the O6ice, ETC., with his
L.a'es. ON Saturday he said Macs, and ,
|n;si Communion to several very distin-
Eora eti laymen, many of them Geanaps .
SH estphaiia. On Easter Sunday about :.
"a ..aiuies, many Of them visitors to Rome. :.
nni ine happiness of receiving Holy Com. -
s anion from the hands of the Pope at che -
|harel. tA'e" III the eistsne 81
~, THE POPE AND THE cAxER1ERr. I,
n ane Holy Father has been OBLIGED to I'll
P %a from the number of his Camerier; I'll
Eerc apps Spa3a" two gentlemen who "
neoaeavoring TO solve the problem of Il
ZIG SWo masters at the same time-the p
n th and the Quirinal. One of them a
ne andacity to ask to be admitted to al
~ I've no! y Commueion from the Pone. M
gives 1t to his lay Camerieri on Wed, So
In Holy Week. The perpission
~ orr, vi course, refused, and they were hs
Er tI that their names had already ex
Erar aken OF the list of Camerieri: these. eli
ho.' are very exceptional cases-tbe de
use majority of the nobility and other sic
tIas are still as faithful, or even mora nj
euan when the Piedmontese frat anteroJ pr
luz. fhe same may be SAID. with or Ike
F clergy. S'ODS' u 'ne no tn,
THE. POPE AND HIS YrsIToRs ma
very day last week the HOLY Father r th:
; ea great many visitors, Roman a ti
sn and foreigners; England and az az.
~aS Ss pSIng very RQmerously represent W
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The German Parliament opened With an i'm
penal speech, read by Prince Bismarck. TIL.
emperor avoids touching on tho religions a;s
he,1ity' though he deals with q great man
topics lie speaks OF the annexed provipc.s
OF France submitting to the new local al
but he does not take notice Of
any special happiness expressed By the in
naOltants. Alsace and Lorraine will long ba
'rreconclIeable," for their Partially for
rance Is deeply seated. now military cod.
mas lately been promulgated in Germany. One
'pec'ai feature is, that iptoxication, instead of
Ossog deemed an extennation of any other Of
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f" Tho Armenian soh;sm.

! ~ i..;. le mas oeen an attempt at Trebizond
20 initiate the tactics which proved v;ctori
GUS at Bzom mar in tho Lebanon. sciis-
49,, i,..c Mechiearist monk, who had taken mn
~ tH;nis: with some families of his way
thlnklng, got together some bandit:
ana entered thechurch lust as the Catbn;;s,
otslop, an old man of 80, wae ahont to
celeorate Mass. He attacked the R;sf,, ~
aoused him, beat him, and tore Off his ~
.ora! cross, after which, surrounded hv his
aa,f ''AS ms, ne proceeded to say Mass him
sell. Inc Governor OF the town ar,inaS
and caused the chuncf, to be cias,.a,, .',.
manded the keys, declaring his iptent;on
OF keeping them till instructions shcnII NV
tive from ConstanGnople. The dec;s;nn &c
.ae 1oVernment in this case was fortunate.
~ more CAST than IN that of BEommar. the
DE- we're ordered to be restored to the
more saccessful. They entered dnr;na 4I,a
night house belonging to the Cathoiic
Armeuaan hospital, aud took nossass;on
ofo%e on w1th sticks the officials Of the
esta oirshment when they arrived in the
mornaog, and obtained from the n,,nici.
r. paiCy oooy OF police to prstect item in
thelr usurpation. An Armenian Bishon in
Asia writes as follows: tsOraers heye been
grVeo for tae despatch of n puwber ofI
agents throughout tho provinces and dio.
ceses TIC press the faithful into tho schisr
by acts Of violence. The persecp ton hsa
'oooy oosS uu. AS ING Ia0Orer 1S in de-.
spsir when he sees the hasl descend ard
destroy 'esie crop, SO AIN / in DESPAIR at the
'lsslt OF tAIs moral tempest which threahens
rs, and which will destroy all the mUraI
sf our diocese obtained by M T,snv
aoors and by the help of gsnerous sonls
feel slf could rot survive the noiosant
'rgnisl of my heart At the headnnart.
rs or tho sctlism the Grand Viu:er has been
aakIng gu effort TO get eut of the difiieultv
wtsca his concessions to the dissidents
sveH1Solved him. He sent for the ale 7
stes ct both parties, aud told them that
o co1td not recognize them "a dixtinct
sm m0Eities, and that they must therafore
iect between them a civil patris,.h I'm 9
apresent their interests, and. as tI,eaa in.
'rests are purely religious, he desired that
re !person elected sheuld DO a priest I'll IT
OF the. two parties accord
gty atet to see wlrsther anything couId s.
. doae. 1t was true chat there was n nr,.-
stent'ter civil patriarch of the a l.
an Csnmunty, with functions .,,,,tir,.Iv
stlnot from the ecclesiastical tat,iarcl,. u
&c that was at q NRie whe0 there was NO r,
iigioss disunon. IL was aruued fiat i.
Guild he impossible for any one, akovaaiI
priest, TO represent at the same time the r.
teresssaf the Catholic Church and OF separ- -
'sts. AND as Che chtefto De elected was
t,e u priest. were Catholics and non.c, D.
''ics to be equally eligible It was,f,nnd
possiete to carry ORe the idea, aud eaeI, VII
rty rep0rted 70 the Goxtssa.ueptta-ti, -
,et 'A"'
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The Very Rev. E. KnottesEord- Fortescue. late
Provost of st. Ninians Protestant Episcopalian
Cathedral at Perth, has, together with Mrs,
Fortescue, been just received into the Catholic
Church by the Hon. and Very Rev. Mgr. stopor
at Rome.
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An Indiana editor makes n pathetic appeal
10 MS readers, saying, "If there is anything
You know that is worth knowing, that We
ouRht to know. and Won lrnn.. a.. :.
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20 talk loud, Italy ia scarcely likely to h.
t1hEn .e Aud France NAV discov sr
h.. as .yom her recent act she reaps notbina
-e't diplomatic humiliation. '"'"s
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-, .hh MORNING STAR has been started
win tho approval Of the ecoIe.;,.,;o.I
authority OF tho Diocese. to supply an
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ue ionowing appeal, now being circuIated
w .ne A'ttie Sisters of tho Poor spsaks for
Homo for the Aged Poor uader til. c,-. =, A..
Little Sisters Of the Poo " 'ne
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Approval u a' ksss R.' A,sass.s.s,
we approve Of the Aforesaid u,a..
taking, and commend it to the Co...
Of our Diocese. ~'A'i'os
~. N. ARCHBISHOP OF New on,r.x.
December II. 1857.
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TIE -" ORLEANS, SUNDAY MORNTNG NAV < 1o,o

ire r,ispas. In favor of which opinion there is
noE 2 iittie to be said, as we shall see
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|sD items are becoming as scarce
ERnbacks.
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v, iii he u candidate for Coro-
tha next election in Novem-
roR PARISH JUDGE.
.,e authorised to announce
pIEs B. COLLINS, Us a can
hr the office Of Parish Judge
narish of West Feliciana, at
suing election.
apAR1sH CONSTABLE.
H, A. B, Briant will consent to
~ - a candidate fur Parish Con-
be will be supported by
- MANY FRIENDS.
LOCAL NEWS.
n fail to register.
100 SARA distinguished itself by
nous DRINKS Sunday night last.
at the Captains Office and set
ur taxes.
Az items are becoming as scarce
enbacks.
BsH WARRANTS for sale at this
at 6 cents on the dollar.
Sheriff's Sale in the matter of |
&C, A. Kaufman VS.. William II. |
sporting season opened sooner ,
ear than usual. Squirrels aud
ducks are already plentiful.
F. NJ. MUMFoHp is duly autho-
70 receive subscriptions and ad
tments for The kEpuBLIcAs.
RRs Picard and We'll, Bayou !
have fine lot Of Greeley cam
goods. Go and see.
FULL assortement of Firearms,
ammunition, and sporting goods,
ways be found at DIT. Mumford's
Store, Sun Street, Bayou Sara.
learn that Captain Cannon will
out the Steamer Katie in the
Eez trade. Capt. J. G. Libano,
ave charge Of the office.
Eclsterns in and around St.
Flsvllle, are nearly all dry. Spring
sells at so cents per barrel /; and
Pnnss are all going dry.
scRIBERs to the SEMl-WEEK1.Y
BLlcAS will bear in mind that
3. Briant is authorized to re-
10 our name.
@ who thirst for a wee drop"
leshlng good, should make it Il
fopay visit to our friend Jas.
F'th' at his new quarters, in May
mes new building.
IKE seems to be a difference of
% among our planters as to the
e yield of the cotton crop, but
zee that it will fall at least one
'nort. Ticking will be at an
about three weeks.
TAIN WHITES new Steam Ferry,
informed will reach Bayou
curing the latter part of this
uew " "harf-boat is also expect
ut the same time.
= d. PLArr, NJ. c., has sent
'so hundred Grant campaign
'ats under his frank in the past
oaths. By that means he has
~ Uncle Sam out of six big
Who says that Grants adj
''on is not one of economy !?
'AA kEG1srER! Friends of
and Brown, see to it that all
'T m voters are properly regis
Inc Office of the Supervisor of
4aon is located in the Court
ZONE early and secure your
!" OF Registration.
~. au''e a treat nowadays to
ssnngs with a man who acts
4oasly with the poor printer.
W. ". good fortune to meet one
slad last week,-in the person
pAlle ). Norwood, who con-
aas he considered the road to
%passable for any man who
.'o'ed to printer. He laid a
: able and received a pass
heavenly regions. Come poor
aud do likewise.
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rap PARISH JUDGE.
.,e authorised to announce
piEs r. COLLINS, rs n can
'I hr the office Of Parish Judge
narish Of West Feliciana, at
suins election.
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Kidney l. Bladder Con, plaints

Urinary am! Womb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes,
Dropsy toppage of Wafer Incontnenrc of Urine,
Rrisht's Disease, Alhrmnnrla, and in all cases
is thick cloudy, mixed with Substances like the
white of an egg, threads like white silk or there
is morbid, dark, bilious appearance aud white.
bone dust deposits, aud when there is a prcking,
burning sensation when passing water, and pain
in tile small of lie hi, TX and q tlt. Inina
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Wholesale l.(sr0cers,
And Dealersiu
WESTERN PRODUCE,
Wines, Liquors, scgnrs, and Tobacco,
56......... Magazine Street...............56
Corner Of Natchez Street,
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~ Goods recsired and so,d on commission,
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Groceries, Wines, Liquors, &c.
Old L.eUne ste.t.
Between Cont and st. Louis Street,
Nep orleans, L.
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wHoLEsALr DEALERS IN
Foreign nnd Domestic
DRY GOODS,
MOTIONS, HATS BOOTS AND SHOES,
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ERANk, HAAS & CO.,
Successors to
FRA * & HAAS.
Importers md Jobicrs of
FANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Notions. Hosiery, &c.
C!.artrcs Street.
Mn Orteors Lopisiano,
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:
r. Subscribers will ic accountable for the subs
eruption they do not mi back the paper,
tily the publishers ut ierWse.
:. >"ss'
Practical Engineer 0aG Mdchinist.
HAVING; DEEN FOR THE LAST TWELvI, YEARS
connected with the Machine Establishment of
James Todd. Cincinnati, q.
Is prepared to take or's1son reasonable terms
Jon al Eaas q
Plantation, Mill 4 Wood Working Mnc'ry
Consisting in part Of
Stationary and p"1,hs steam Engines and boilers
viii, improved connected head block
Elgr Cotton Gins. 1ngcrsOl
Cotton Presses, etc.
NoYsE S IMPROVED wooDwoETn PLANNING
MACHINES,
Portable Corn & Wheat Mills ttotn Iron and
Wood j Complete sets Of Floor Mill
Machinery.
Nyse.S Improved Portable Horse Power,
Noysr's Rnl!cll Cotton Press, to work
by hand, steam or Horse Power.
NEWELL. COTTON SCREWS, s1lArTING, Pull
LElS. SAWS, GAsS PIPES, BRASS WORKS,
WOODEN & COTTON MACHINERY, NOY-
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Saigon Sara 9drertisetuents.

Saigon Sara 9drertisements.
I d. COIN, Agent.
DEALER1N
FANCY&STAPL GROCERIES
WINE AND LIQUORS.
Front Street, Bayou Sara La.
- Keeps on hand at al, times well appointed stock
CANNED FISH,
CANNED FRUIT,
P1cKLED BEEF,
PIGS FEET,
MUSTARD, .
YEAST POWDERS,
GREEN & BLK. TEA,
SALMON 4 LOBsTERs,
6AnDINEs 4 OYSTERS,
fERM1CELLI &S1ACARONI,
PRESERVES & JELLIEs,
PECANs & NUTS,
GUAVA JELLY,
CRUSHED SUGAR,
sUGAR-pLUaLs l. CANDIES,
BUTTER & CHEESE,
SODA Il CREAM CRACKERS,
PIC NC CRACKERS,
SURPRISE CANDIES,
KISSES & DRIED FIGS,
Particular attention paid to goods received for
storage. Viii make liberal advances c0nsgn
mtnts, and pays highest market price for Cotton
IL all none produce.
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F.NNOUNCt. NJ ENTS.
/. rpouest of many friends, DR..
iii Il. be q candidate for Coro-
.ha next election in Novem-
wv X
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..--.-----@
ppARISH CONSTABLE.
n, 4. B. Briant will consent to
- candidate fur Parish Con-
! he will be supported by
MANY FRIENDS.
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LOCAL NEW S.

tt fail to register.
or SARA distinguished itself by
nous DRINKS Sunday night last.
il Of the Captains Office and set
r taxes.
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HEAvEs.-A correspondent in the Rural
Neao Yorker writes that heaves can general
ly he cured by dose of physic, followed
by bran mashes and clean, busted timothy
hay, or bright, clean straw. He has also
relieved favorite mare very much by feed
ing wild turnip and sumac bobs in mashes,
and finally cured her perfectly with lime
water and ginger. A barrel of lime water
was placed in the barn, and one or two
quarts were drawn into the pail every time
she was watered-never allowing her to
drink more than a half or two-thirds of a
pail full at time-of course watering her
frequently. The ginger was given, table
spoonful at a time, twice day in bran
mash; feed, corn and bright wheat straw
until a perfect cure was effected, afterwaad
she was fed as one would feed any horse.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-05-25

"a In Trarels on Horseback in Manchu
Tartary, it is stated that the Chinese never
punish their domestic animals; hence a
mule that, in the hands of foreigner,
would be not only useless, but dangerous
to everyone about it, becomes in the pos
session of a Chinaman, as quiet as lamb,
and as tractable as dog. We never be-
held a runaway, abiding or vicious mule
Or pony in Chinaman's employment, but
found the same rafting, cheerful pace,
maintained over heavy or light roads by
means of turr-r or cluck-k the beast turn
ing to the right or left, and stopping with
but hint from the reins. This treatment
is extended to all the animals they press
into their service. Often have l admired
the tact exhibited in getting large drove
of sheep through narrow, crowded streets
and alleys, by merely having little boy to
lead one3f the quietest of the flock in front;
the others steadily followed, without the
aid either of a yelping cur or cruel goad.
Cattle, pigs and birds are equally cared