The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-05-26
EDITORIAL AND OTHER rfx11.

- IDlTORxAI AND OTHER rfx0. sts
= Ten thoaaanl amigrsnts loaded At Castle
Garden, N. T., ON the Goth.
During 1871 the number Of travellers who
passed betwean Englsud and France was
280. l30. ~ i;'tr '94.e roe ''
The German Imperial army band has sailed
for Boston TO take part in tho Worlds Peace
Jubilee. q. >. go .e,-v-i - - 1
! No wonder that Weston IS a good walker.
II turns out that lie used to be collector for
The Emperor has appointed Privy Council
lor Baron Aois Won Kuebeck to be Ambassador
Extraordinary Of Austria at the Papal Court.
The imports at Boston in April were nearly
ten millions gold, foreign valuation, and
worth, when entered for oonsunptieo, nearly
twenty millions in currency 80 80 90.
4 Chicago congregation prisked mp ito ears
when tho minister saids .Ihave lsnd TO ss3l ]"
bpt dropped OF to sleep sgain when he added,
ct the beautiful land ON high. e, =. 90
{ 1t IL s,id that tho Now Jersey Watering
places are rapidly fIiing mp with mosquitoes,
and never before weie they so thoroughly
organized and confident of success. -
Mgr. Chgi has visited NJ. veuillot, editor of
the Paris .Unirerse, and requested him to con
Time his struggle In defence Of religion and
truth but to moderate che force of his pres-
si0ns of faith. "'' . $3.50 -
The forest fires in Pennsylvania, after caus1
ing immense destructiop, have been 4usnched
by the late rains. The fire in Pike county
covered seven miles, causing loss Of $3.50
900. The loss by Ill fires is 81, 900 900. :
A water spout, attended by terrific rain"
storm, occurred in Iowa and Dakotah on the
Doth, covering the earth from eight to thirty
feet in water. 1t avoided habitations. Much
property lost, bui no loss of life occurred.
1t is remarked that the London crew which
is to- row against tho Atlanta in the interna-
tional race Is by no means the strongest one
which could have been selected. The Echo,
however,, thinks it amply strong enough to
beat TIE American crow.
In the case of j. w. Simonton Is. the Boston
Times, for libel, q verdict of 5000 and costs
was rendered in favor Of the plaintiff. The
libel consisted of reflections on Nj. Simontonb
| integrity in the management Of the affairs Of
the New York Associated Press.
The schooner Maria Of Cape Breton, on q seal
! ing voyage, was crushed in the ice on the 18th
of April off Bird Island, and filed Immediate
ly. The captain and crew of seven men, after
enduring great hardships and travelling sixty
miles on the ice, reached Cape North.
| 1t was grim hun,or in the Illinois editor who
had been specializing in real estate and lost all
he possessed, and on setting up new paper in
another place, wrote of his former town {:
:. Poor place! poor place! the inhabitants only
subsst by selling lots to each other, and they
haven't lots of anything now, to brag on"
| The register Of the st. James Hotel, Jackson
Vile, Fla, shows that, since the LIST of Noyen-
Der, 1871, to the 10th of the present month,
three thousand eight hundred and forty-two
Northern visitors have stopped there. 1t is
estimated that at least fifteen thousand
strangers have registered at the various hotels
in that city during the past six months.
According to returns published by the sta
| tistical bureau, the Prussian census of 1871 has
given the following results: 2,so1 ,094 inhabis-
ed houses contained 5,15es9o households, com
posed of 12,051, 232 males and 12,490.776 fe-
males or altogether "a. 542, oos persons of both
sexes; against % ,971 1897 in December 1867.
A furious tornado passed over the country
north and east Of Cincinnati about O'Clock
on the ed, aud several houses and barns were
demolished. Tho house of. George McSiulin
q farmer was taken and carried several rods
with the members of the family in it, all o
whom were injured, but not fatally. The
tornado was a quarter of o mile in width. :