The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-12-29
Merning Star and Catholic Messenger

Mgr. valerga the Latin Patriarch of Jerus a.
lem is dead.
4 Five negro women were shot on Chris tmas
day in Memphis by their husbands.
Gould has settled with the Erie Railroad by
transferring $s,oOO,0OO of its property which
was held in his own name.
A dispatch from Liverpool says 449 persons,
including passengers and sailors, have persisted
by marine disasters during the past ten days.
The Japanese government employees in the
interior forty-one Americans, one hundred and
seventy Engiishmen and sizty-nine Frencbmen.
IS It is said that the wife Of the Ex-Pere Hya
acinthe had all her fortune in the bank of
Bowles, Brothers, and that both are now pom
: Hess.
RThe Archbishop of Rennes has addressed to
his clergy a letter approving of the contemplat-
ed pilgrimage to the shrine of Notre Dame
D'Auray.
Kamehameha v, King of the Sandwich Is
lands who has just died at the age of forty-two,
ia the last of the royal line. He did not name
his successor.
General Crooke is enlisting friendly Indians
to fight against those who are hostile. If let
alonea General Croske expects to make short
and decisive campaign.
resolved to testify it's sympathy with tho per-
3 secuted Church, by abstaining from all GUS
tomary fetes, and social rejoicings this winter.
The Russisn language is now taught in all
the Prussian military schools, and what is
more, it IL obligatory. This is signihoant-for
the German language is taught Win eqnal a.
!. siduity in the Russian colleges.
Six professional mines are announced to be in
rho n
will include Gould, Rogers, two Wrights
Barnes, Schaefer, Leonard and spaulding' with
Hicks or Allen for catcher. MONEY! retires.
The st. Louis Waterman says that the U. s.
Senate has refused to admit free of duty-under
the law admitting works OF art free OF duty
the marble alter presented to Father Moyni-
han, of New Orleans, by his fellow-stndents IN
Ireland.
The Herald says editorially Horace r.
Clarke, president of the Union Pacific Railroad
has been instructed to commence suit tor
eighteen millions of dollars. which were DIS
tributed among those connected with the
Credit Mobiiier.
The Herald publishes twelve columns about
Cuba, There are 10000 Cubans under arms.
They have plenty of ammunition. but lack
onns. Had they guns they could place 10000
men in the field. The struggle will be pro-
longed unless outside parties interfere.
The Archbishop of Algiers has appointed
( commission to administer the funds, amount
ing to II 600 francs, to be applied to the estao'
lishment of priests, religions, and schools In
the Algerian villages which have been coionlz
s cd by emigrants from Alsace and Lorraine.
Gavazz has failed to make much OF an I'M
Dression on her, whose soul should DC the GU
ioc1 of his greastest and most unremittine
.ore His mother recently died in Italy,
davont and steadfast Catholic. We could
-;sh that the world shared with her, hei
opinion of her son.
I,aborers who emigrated from England &c
praz;l tn work on farms have petitioneu the
Brazilian government to assist them In return
;no home. Letters have been received IRON
chem giving accounts of the hardship they
boye snffered. and warning their friends agains
coming to that country.
Tn the case of Susan B. Anthony and fourteen
o+ber women, under terminating fer votini
;I,.oa,lv at the last general election In Koch
eater N. Y, tho United States commissions
ravaa decision holding each to bail in S5oo
snpoar before the United States District Cour
on tho third day of January.
From the Munster Ne,rs we learn that hi
Munster. M. P. for Mallow, has undertaken
voyage to America with the object OF st"cyin
the organization existing here Tor a'o'n
German immigrants with the ultinna'ea Vie'
of promoting similar organization IN tne III
terest of Irishmen seeking home here'
We have to note another conversion, says IN
London Register of December 18th. The Rev
John Higgins, curate of S. Mary MagdaleI
Taunton, was received into the Catholic Cha ,s
ON Friday last Mr.. Higgins was camoridg
man, and was ordained deacon at christina a,
last by the Anglican Bishop of Bath and "ei''
Since the great fire in Boston the Pttot la
,,.an almost smothered with greenbacks. Ever
issue of that paper contains long list
acknowledgements of money received fr0l
,,-iests and laymen for ten and twenty year
subscription in advances. One Bishop SEND
aftv dollars to pay for ono years subscription
letter from Dallas Texas, to the Housto
AOe says that twelve Indian oaS'io .nle''
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