The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-08-04

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'A"''' -. Is, D. Aplaa. Thea Weio'n' u.
fter being 10 agreeab1y entertained with the ~
Rama. ( very pathetic Gong, "over There" 81
j.as sweetly sung by Master N. Pagan, who y
.as the best yoice in the institution. After
chesus by the pupils, Rev. Fathsr Glesssn con- =
ferrsd . gold medal for stady and good con- -
ductr upon Master Frank J. Badger, and two y
silver medals, with tho same Inscription upon
Masters John Lawless and Bernard Grehsn' Tor
the' above mentioned qualifications. Then,
with . few well-timed remarks, the same Kev. .
a;restassnsn awarded diplomas 70 Frank J. Ded, e
fRes, John Fitzgerald, John Walsh and AaeAaei
B.6nsnkham. This being concluded. the re-
scipicns Of tho gold medal, F.-J. Bsdgsr, step
ned forward aud delivered valedictory Which
no..es,sd all the usual characteristics o. snoh
= production. Upon hearing "The Farewell
| to st. Alphonsus," by ths pupils. the aadasnoe
a,sperisd with the most pleasing feeiibgs and
Expressions oommendatory Of tho studies and
land discipline prevalent at st. Alpbousus boy!
Hitch School, on st. Andrew street, Desr Aaga'
.kzine. ha'set.s.. ~, e.
r COLLEGE of the Iu.macs,ats Conceptions, Corner Of
! Common and Baronse stseets.-Afaer severe anu
leouprshensive examination during the pre-
ivious days of the week, the annual commence
4 uaert of this most excellent institution was
l3eld In the school hall at O'clock p. NJ Friday,
.i tho 18th ult. The programme consisted o. =
I, profound discourse on Mental Phnosophysl
y BY Mr.. b. Buchanan, who, we regret 20 say
spoke too low to be distinctly heard q Of an
other discourse, "Ths Electric Telegraph oy
!. Mr.. c. Lavillebeuvre; also Of French play,
!, }ssIss Suites dun Duel, !" and an English one
;. entitled, Dye know me now1T TIE former
= play was very we'll rendered, AeasEs voorhees,
~ q Theard and E. De Lamoriniers exoelling
IN while the several charactsrs in Dye know me
- now p, were so Amusing and 80 equally person
"a ated with stage ease that We would not % JUS
- tilted in discriminating among Messrs. J. Az
~ o,stin. e. Herrick, r. and F. Bourk. AT tn
=. oonclusion of tho play, the degree Of Baeheio
- NJ Art. vas conferred on Messrs. b. Buchana
3, anaC. Lsvillebeuvre, whereupon the orcnestr'
wb,cb had been playing some select aim du'
inc the intervals, fairly outdid itself in q
- /. Exodus March, The immense crowd tbs
had assembled to witness the com1nencene'
and exhibition testified to the esteem In whie
4ha Collage of tho immaculate Conception
- held bv our community. And this Is but JUS
for It ia one Of the few institutions concernln
vb;ch paople do not entertain certain ideas
~ THAR nomp and varnish. Let it DO thougt
'o' sno,<en and written to the contrary, there
mauy educational establishments IN inc sou
vbo have acquired reputation from In
elaring exhibitions and prepared eAa"''
tions.. Neither the sbility OF professors
w! the progress Of pupils are what sney eao'
"a he Indeed room for improvements IN tine M
W. ter of professors, even in some Catholic In
,ion. lions, is very evident to any acquainted
nS' the mod.s operaadi in managing Schools
On dauies. etc. In stating this we are nos %
MISS .ted nv any spleen or desire to detract II
dey' the worth Of home Institutions; but We wo'
the IL possible, remedy the evil BY pointing
Enc 1.-THE nature of the disease. We would eie'
ares, our educational advantages by pfotesl
ribed AGAINST all glitter, and by earnestly advo
king ing the employment of able professors.
Ather true some little expense may he ensailee
wing tho Inauguration of suoh O. method. ieus
.assh Assassination which does this will acquire
Ellen ranntat;on in a short time rs will enable
Cd an liouidats tho debts that will be inoarFe
then having high wages to good professors.
TO- 81. With the Jesuits there is no necessity iot
blowing secular professors, for they are
qualified to teach any branch Of scisnoe
mentioned in their cuFr'euioH'' ,5 =
son, academy Of the Sisters Of St. .IOseph..Th'
Ambition hall Of Sisters of ST. Joseph, o
I, -. of Galvez and st. Philip Streets is unque'
n.y. 81 ably the most delightful place OF tine EVE
M far a. our experience teaches u.s. IN TINS
4, renowned as it Is for edneationai Da.se
;asSSo.n etc. This is simply q large, open pavaho
day in posed to all the breezes OF the place. AZ
- w. Completely sheltered from the heat OF tn
dow az. Awell elevated platform occupies the .f IA
s.;,a.s1 tof the open hall, while the remaining 81
- occupied by chairs, benches, etc Il rs
4 mi than being in the open air, for one pos
= 49, all the pleasures of the woods without
$3.50 annoyed by the disagreeable glare OF tn
+hs mer sky We, therefore, put oursett 20
~ 80 trouble to accept the Sisters kind invi
-, - and found oprsslf, ina comfortable cha
ia ;fSrHh cisely At Che time appointed owing
ID Rave Etscent death of one Of the deyesee sts',
r. x ay,roprarme of exercises ad been q