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ing a compact and powerful body. are scattered.
eacH leader TO his own particular lOcalitY-the
niuing places which they best know There - Httlc
doutl that their defeat at Zacatecas by Rocha grew
pack MS FORCES at the critical moment
THE CONDUCT OF DiAz
mas astonished all his supporters. He seems 10
nave iosI all that vigor and ability which he mani
IeSteu during the intervention. lie mas laieu III
CARRYING out any OF his promises, and lns'eaa VI
leauihg, Is following III the wake oil second rate
meo. The lath In his honesty still remains, but
niue more. lie was, at last accounts received hefe
III the stale oi M0relia with not more tnan thou-
SAND men. He Is living on the country, Lowing no
peotuUtoS, however, only asking FOOD anu other
necessities for his troops Ii undoubted mat the
lheir enecls renders him poweress, as only W Inc
system OF forced loans can the material Tor any ac
1--WE operations be obtained IN Mexico Inough
sucn Is the condition IL Is by the ntenlloa
OF the revolutionisls to cease hgnting They WIN
continue the contest TO the bitter end BE-
tween the leaders Trevino, Quroga ana Donate
Guerra there Is the most cordial understanding,
ana II IS undeniable that these men are power III
Mexico. lney are tried and experienced In many
u hard-i0u8ut battle and nave the rare reputation
IN MEXICO oil being honest men. There Is, however.
among them no definite plan OF action, and only
through new developments can they become ior-
nldaDle 1revlno Is reorganiZlng and increasing MS
forces, ana promises another campaign. Donate
Guerra Is doubtless III Durango. Probably as I'M
portant a force rs any Is That OF Negrete, III the
llano Rivera and Toledo, with force OF some SIX.
Teen or eighteen hundred men, and wlJhoul any In.
convenient preJudlces against levyng eXactions on
the people lor their support. Whle Important ne
cannon pe styled dangerous 10 the government me
balance OF the revolutionary forces are detached
bands which pass their time III the congenial en-
poyment OF robbing the naclenias and ranches.
ouCh Is tue situation.
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was melted into sympathy, The roor OLD
woman brushed the hair or the iorehehu, SHOOK
the cold clammy hands and moved the mead as u TO
bring back one moment OF liie but the silence OF
the grave was there Coroner Burns arrived and
viewed the body aiIer which he gave permission
Tor It's removal TO Caulleld's late home, IN Morris
street.
Tnat The boiler OF the ungboat was not In good
condition will be proved nj the inquest by the state
ments OF Dexter, the engineer, on several
occasions. A HERALD reporter learned from u
Trustworthy gentleman VINO mad converse ion
with Dexter about ten days ago that the latter
planned he had "ony poor billet OF IT, as he was
''afraid OF the old boiler" Dexter added-"l could
knock chips on 1t any place with my knife" The
gentleman asked why he remained ON the tug To
winch Dexter replled:-"Why DO l remain; what
can u poor man dor II you tell them You don't Ike
II, they VIII tell you 10 go and look out for JOB
elsewhere, ana fellow can't get JOB
every day." 1t would have been well for
poor Dexter II he had looked out elsewhere.
AS stated In Yesterdays HERALD none OF the
canal boats sunk. Nearly all the morning papers
stated that two OF the boats went down with the
tug. The two outer boats-Rachel King ana eau
tler-proceeGed To the California dock TO transfer
ther cargo. whlle the orher TWO were taken 10 the
Cunard dock. Inc latter two now In the Nor
rls Canal basin. Isaac Eares Is slowly recovering.
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THE EIGET-HOUR LAW.

The Briclkinyers and Builders ARain in C0un-
ciI-The s.I.ittle Gamer Hangs Eire-A sine
Die Adjournment.
A meeting was held yesterday afternoon at the
Mechanics and Builders Exchange, 81 PARK place,
for the purpose OF hearing the opinions OF all
directly indirectly interested III the building In
teresls OF the city and county OF New York. 1t was
a meeting adjourned since Friday last, on which
date both the builders and brcxlaycrs put IN their
claims Tor aud against the measure. The masons
: seem to think that the acceptance OF the measure
by them would be ruinous to their interests mas
much as that when eight hours were declared days
work In New York the city would be swamped by
labor from New Jersey and Connecticut. However,
they say they are willing to accept the measure
when is made national affair, but not till then.
The bricklayers, on the other hand state that to
make the Eight-Hour law a national measure Is an
lmpoSsiblllty; that II must first nave locus OF
operation, and that no point codld he more favor
able Tor the beginning OF such measure than New
YORK, 1t being the centre OF Western commerce and
finance.
AR. JOHN I. CoNovER the chairman, called the
meeting to order AT hafpast two ana directed the
Secretary, Mr. Edetz to read the call and tue mn
utes oil the last meeting.
Mr.. DARRAGH requested that his resolution which
was laid over at the previous meeting be submitted
the meeting for acceptance or rejection. The toll
lowing Is the resolution "a 1t now stands, the pre-.
ambe "fhat as the state Legislature and the United
states Congress have decreed that eight hours shall
be a legal days work'D having been stricken out:-
Resolved That we pay our employees the eight hour
basis and after May ], 1871
The vote was taken ana the resolution was lost
MIR. GERMER moved taat the resolution be lald on
the table. Carried
Mr.. EDLEITL said that the call was issued inviting
all Interested IN the building interests OF the CITY,
ana that as lar as ne had seen no one but the ma
sons and bricSlayers had attended either tue
present or former meeting, and that as the
question was leit for the masons and Journey
men Dricklayers TO solve he saw no use In
continuing the deliberations Of the meeting He
was wrong IN saving that none but brickiayers
were present Tor there was delegation rom tho
Journeymen Carpenters Union, OF the city and
county OF New York, consisting or Messrs. Rossman
aud Nolan, VINO represent 5000 carpenters at
present employed Ia the city OF New iorK. Mr.
Rossman the chairman OF the delegation, made
several vain attempts to get nearing, but The boss
nlasons, who evidently knew where he was from,
seemed 10 be determined he should not be heard.
However, when he was about 10 DC heard q
motion 10 adjourn subject TO the call OF the cnair
was made aud passed, thus preventing Mr.. Ross
man from having nearing. There seems TO be
llttie or no Intention oil the "boss" masons 10 EN-
courage the Eight Hour law, so the men VIII have TO
aght II out az best they can alone
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
Tie MinstreIs.

The various minstrel halls are well attended, and
their bills contain numerous novel features. At
the san Francisco the old quartette-Birch, Wam-
bold Bernard and Backus-maintain their old popu.
larity, and the company shows the good eaects OF
long ASSOCIATION and careful discipline. Dan Bryants
has made a hit with the comic extravaganza Of
Julius Snee2er,h which IL filled with local illusions
witty enough 10 fully deserve the earnest applause
ana boisleroua laughter which they excite AT the
Union square there Is an admirable nteidnQe OF
music ana nonsense farce and dance The Spanish
MINISTRIES are especially good, ana the company Is
unusually strong In the beauty and talents OF IT'S
actresses Tony Pastors, among other features OF
excellent repertoire, offers the Egyptian juggers,
whose deit hands perform wonders OF skill. Inc
Thirty fourth street Theatre, the youngest OF the
variety houses IL also doing very well. The Western
sisters the most prominent line IN lis Oils aud
are really charming artlStes.
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TIE TRENTON BANK R0BB 1BY.

ABOUT $1,000 worth OF bonds, stolen from The
Trenton Bank, have been returned. IL Is now
known that one OF the robbers spent the sunday
niehl after the robbery In n dsreputablc house In
Trenton and IL ~ alleged that he secreted the bonds
beneath "A corner OF the carpet under the bed. Tue
Garnet "A valuable one, was foand torn up III
tue corner after he left on the Monday
morning. In answer 10 an aoVertiselnent
which appearcd In the HERALD, one OF the roDDers
visited trenton depot and walked about, intending
10 give up bonds, receive reward anu ASK no ques-
Mons: but nc got scared and went away by The next
ram without doug that which he nad evidentl 4
come to do pair OF light boots LETT by the ropbfr
In the house alluded 10, nave been recosnhou' anu
manned the robbere,
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TIE TUGBOAT EXPLOSION.

The Bcdy OF the Fireman RccOvered-A
Melancholy Scene-Why the Engineer
stuck to Tie Tug-"What Can lO0r
Man Doe,
The body Of james Caul6eld late fireman OF the
Inflated tugboat Davenport, was recovered shortly
after eleven O'Clock yesterday forenoon by Hugh
Began ana John krousc. They found the body
entangled In the halyards, and 1t would appear
that but for this circumstance the unfortunate
man might have risen to the surface
OF the water and thus have at least one chance for
escape. The body was laid Oh the dock and sheet
was thrown over IT, The next scene was u neart.
reuding one. Poor Caulield had only been recently
married and he was at once the Idol OF a young
wife and the support OF an aged mother. When
these Two arrived at the dock aud hung themselves
uuop the pVdy tne hardest heart On thai dock
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TRIPLE RAILROAD COLLISION.
Marvellous Escape of the Passengers After a
Rapid succession OF Mishaps.


ST. LOUIS Mo-, April r. 1872.
The Western bound express train the Missouri
Pacific Railroad, which lett here at half past i've,
O'Clock last evening, co!lided with the Washington
accommodation tram, bound east, a short distance
tins side OF La Ciele, eight miles from this city.
Tne engine oil the express train was badly SMASHED
and the express car thrown down an embankment
twenty feet nigh. The engine and baggage car OF
the accommodation train were Also badly injured
Immediately alter the collision the locomotive OF
the express train exploded with great force, scat
terng the fragments oil the boiler and engine In all
dlrecA0ns.
lew moments later an extra train from ST. Louis
ran INTO the rear OF the express train, dong but
htllc damage however. ~ the speed Of TIE train
had been greatly sackened.
Notwithstanding these three accidents occurring
almost simultaneously, nobody was seriously hurt,
ana only lew persons received even bruises.
The COLLISION occurred on curve, and resulted
from the TACT that the express tram dii not remain
on the side track unt the Accommodation tram
passed. ~ u should have done.
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FoO.ligbt FLASHES.

Lille Eldridge has a new drama written for her
on the subject OF "Mignon.n
Miss Charlotte STANLEY has become the leading
lady at the Troy opera House.
Jennie Maid and Minnie Wallace are on the
shores OF Lake Mic higan, coming eastward.
susan Denim and wnalley teaching the SYRIA
cusans what they know about buffalo Bl.r
OF Giimore's Musical Festival We learn that the
grand chorus has peen sweed to the number Of
~ societies by tie accession OF eighty-six soce-
ties IRON Massachusetts. seventeen from New
Hampshire, seven IRON Maine. six from Connecti-
cut, Jour nom vermont two from New York, and
nom Rhode Island, Illinois. MARYLAND, California
aLd New Druswics Que eacn. instrumental bands
are gong al the way from Hungary, aud wnen the
list Of soiolsts, singing societies anu instrumental
accommodations 20 BE- provided Tor them ana the
auditory IN the Duhding wnicn : now sprlnging up
IA the colossal Proportions ~ 900 feet ~ $50.
win ROOT M the form Ui single area, l5J feet
RON toe ground. Inc building wIl ~ open On tue
2fth VI MAY Tor inspection. We already near SOM
tang OF the programme. whioA wtL IL - said, M
Guide Two chorusrs lr0m Bacns Passion Muslc,u
Commit tny ways,n anu "NDN may the viii VI
GUd;n chorus iron Ncndelss9nn's ~. Paul. "sce
what love hasa toe Fatuerl cDOras oi LeyItes. "On
ye kindreas 81 the peope.N iron Costa's "kl;' toe
rrIumpnai music chorus aud Solo, WIN sneathed
SWORDS and bows Gn-trnng, IRON the work
chorus from handlers MESSIAH "Ai W. IKE
sheep nave gone astray' aad the chorus OF TIC
people rom AendslasonIis "k.gant Yet dotn tno
.Ord.N
nriitinas ABROAD.
The surrey Theatre, London, aud ali the scenery
ana Effects are 10 De put ~ % auctiJn lB MAJ uu-
less Il Is previously bought " private contract
Ine Theatre ltahen, Pans, mas engaged IS buro
basso NJ. Enrco Topaz, anu also lac tenor rer.
uando, VINO vii make ms appearances la ''Ote,lo.n
Mile lima de Murska and Mile. SmerOwssy have
botn oeen singing al Trieste u .'Dinotaa.h IRA
Dlayoo,p s'Cnsplnor a1ld I'll B.rOere,r and DOtn
are special favorites.
The receipts the fourteenth performance OF
"AIda,i amounted to 1855 lre about inreo hundred
aud ten pounds; those for the whole fourteen per-
iormances 10 ~, 500 lre ApfOpOs VI "Aida.0 thets
a "A report that Mr.. Guy mas paid higuOr klcorit
100000 lire for the right OF producing ~ IA LONDON.
new three act .'romantic-comcn opera ,,Zln.
parau mas been successfully produced. IL " ff0n
the pen OF the conductor, Herr fucns wno was
called Tor az tue termination OF every act besides
being presented with innumerable laurel wrcatns.
lhe music IL said 10 he iull OF Original melodies, aud
characterized ty delicate. artistic sCOflug.
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THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE.

Last evening meeting of the scientists OF the
American institute was called TO assemble In room
~ Cooper Union 10 near paper ty DR.. r.
A. r. Barnaru, the newly eieeted President
~ the Institute, on zine Present State OF
the Question 81 Meteorological Reform The
attendance larger Than usual. owing TO
the Jam at the political meeting below, and the
officers were iOrcel w lOcs the doors ana post up
s{n. american institute, nOu-poililcaI." THIS had
the effect 70 direct the disappointed seekers after
poiitcai knowclge 10 other sources, ana the paper
was read IA tue presence OF the select few, WAC at
lendtd Vr Tue especial purpose of listening TO IL.
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FIRE 1T NEW BNaHrog, STATEN ISLAND.

About midnight On Thursday IRE broke out In
the priy1e stabes aud coach houses OF Mir. G. X.
LA milton, at New Brighton, staten Isanu, totally
destroying NE building aud extensive henncry con-
ncctns, besides a lew carriages, harness. three
cows, horses, &C. The stables and outhoIses
formed quite large building, and, with tic nay
and graiu tgerelu. caused y yer, Iarge nrc,
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u Orders nm Investigation.

WASHINGTON, April H. 1872.
Secretary Boutwell, to-day ordered Supervising
Inspector Houston to Immediately investigate the
cause OF the explosion Of the boilers OF the steamer
oceanus and to report the details Of the nvestiga-
ton without DELAY, that the proper steps may be
taken TO fix the responsibility Of the disaster.
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+ ecovcry of the Bodies Of the steward ard
second Clerk.

CAIRO ILL.,, April IL 1872
The bodies OF Charles Worsham, second CLERK,
ana J. Dempewof steward OF the Oceanus, were
forwarded to st. Louis this morning for burial.
The steamer Richmond passed the scene or the
disaster last evening, but brought no additional
particulars here.
No opinions are given as to the probable cause OF
the explosion.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-08-11

ST. VNcENT's CoLLEGE-CAPE GIRARDEAU.
Elsewhere we publish the prospectus of this
institution which is SO well known throughout
Louisiana as to need no special mention at our
hands. The Rev. A. varina, GIN. President of
the College, who is at present in the city, will
leave for the Cape on tho 31st inst, and will
cheerfuily take charge of any pupils entrusted
to his care. 1t will be noticed that Bir. Joseph
Mitchell, cashier of the Mutual National Bank
lO6 Canal street, is authorized to receive and
give receipts for any monies which may be
paid to him for account of the above institu-
ton. Parties desiring fuller information than
10 contained in the advertisement can obtain
IL by applying to Father Smith at st. Joseph's
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SAVANNAH, GA, August 8, 1872.

SAyANNAa, GA.i AuGust 2, lo1z
A. your circulation, from All appearances is,
through the leys. snd. admiration with xhioh
IA s.sss
few notes Of Catholic news fsom its most-
thriving city, msy not be uninteresting to
year rssders" Il g generally eoaceded That
and Of these 5000, Se Il said to their credit s,
there are few who arc not active and zealons
in .!i the works that generally claim the at
have now two churches, the Cathedral and st.
Patrick's, the latter being under the pastor
ship Of the Rev. c. C.. Pfender9ast; but there
i in contemplating the ERECTION Of third
indeed, has this been resolved upon, that I,
rrnderstand the foundation will be laid at an
early day, This will be D magnificent strnc-
tnre, as it is to be 800 feet in length by $50 In
width. ....-.-,...
r. With regard to schools, thanks to the exer-'
tions Of your editor, about three years ago, we
were accorded our rights, and our city can
S Seiieys s the only one in tho United States
whore Catholics are treated with justiee 10
this matter. The union of Church and school,
which should exist everywhere, exists here in
proved eminsntly satisfactory no one can deny.
According to the terms of the union, our
Authorities nominate teachers for our schools,
and Il, upon examination by the eity beard 81
confirmed in their positions, and our schools
enjoy the same rights and receive the same
5bepsfts a. do other schools.
THE holy days of the Church are Observed ss
In Ill Catholic schools, and eatechism 10 taught
before or after school hours, but as these are
short-being in winter from 70 Q, and In sum-
me1 from 81 70 1t, no.inconven1ence wnaseyes
arises from this restriction. The books used
are the Same as those used in our other schools,
with the exception Of the histories and reader
engines in the hands Of our enemies to poison
! the minds of even our own children against
| our Holy Church.. -
You can see what q great point We have
gained in this one respect, for now We have
histories from which our children can learn
Henry the Eighth and Elizabeth were Saints
land readers which will not tell them that
Catholicity is the cause Of pauperism or that
| it opposes enlightenment and favors Ignorance
and oppression. Well, I have said enough fol
this time. If this letter suits you and your
| readers, I will on some other occasion give yor
q few items about our societies, etc.
| = .e5[f,s71 sir REAPER.
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IHEa.

sHIELDs-on Thursday, knsusts, Is72, aSA o'clock
A. NJ Miss Bridget SHIELDS ared e1ghfeeB ears 4
tive of county Galway, Ireland. 49,
GERAGHrY-August6 s, Issa, ct fifteen ninpte. e
o'clock James 9eraghty, agef years native o. me
last tVsnsy four years a n sident Of this city.
/. GL.EAsON-0n Saturday, August , 1871 at A. !,
.Eahnnna Glaaann. aRed thtEtI.Ave year. native Of
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NJ. Thorn.

Nj. Thomas LayS0ai President of the South
ern Bank, was, on the 29th of June, accorded
the honor of sn audience with the Holy
FAthAF.. As Treasurer of the PetsE's Pence
Fund, Mr. Layton presented His holiness with
the gam of 5000 francs, contributed by the
faithful of this diocese. His Holiness, through
Cardinal Barnabo, sends his blessing to all who
contributed to the fund
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
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Dsss 49, fee! z dsty yes ssa y sass..ax hu-
III. xuenc me great asE1ts Of Year xStsaOt
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sGsis but, sAanis 70 kind Presidsnos soeSssaiy
hsara Of xSar nsdicins seat ior half aossa bot.
~ :ppssss t@PToxsd and The Iheunsto pAins became
iss 1ss aaa aA.s take. sisvsa bottle. and Sssys
shin 4 sasosA ND healthy md have ssiseS ewSnty
I've lonsss IN Essht Ibslisys ~ saeknss. rsssissd
nsaa-yesr eSnpcund 70 ny fsilow safsrA ''~'''
Z ,.ds IA With deep Gss0tuds to you, sp4.,,,Q kas
3tar. 20 es4sza @anAver -Four ireAd.
-. h., .sFsa ros1r 'AASs FkANKLN.
DE- 1ntta fils Are mild and esstaspuraatays,
poesesateE the peculiar merit Of acting "a powerful
eEent In relieving competitive Of torpid lvsr They
have NO eqaal as a.,.a. Il - 1.'&G -
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ExrRAcr FROM TELKaRAPH AND MKssxNaER
MACON. Gave had tested ts virtue personally, ard
know ahss for dyspepsfs biliousress snd shsebbtss
hssaaoae arising thersftem It 10 tho best medicine
the world We had tried forty medicines
before the Simmons Liver Regulstor but Of them
Esvs more than temporary relief but tho Regulator
not only relieved. but Il cured us @]iT' sa
~ .|F" 7-s - fF-''" Epsroa TsLxosArH.
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Mr.. P. F. Gogarty, 15l Camp street, keeps 3
general stock of school books and stationery will be
seen by Advertisement. he L. also free agent for al
Catholic publications and institutions. He has
bers of the Bible Life of Saviour. Lives Of the
Saints etc. At I5 cents. H oirculaDk library open
to all who wish to subscribe.
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CAUrfoN.-Every genuine box of DIR. No.
LANES LIVER PILLS boars the siRnAturo At Elem.
ming Bgothsre Ptts6ure PA and their private United
6tetee Stamp. Take NO other; the uafket u full Of
imitatiAno. ~ .st ~ f-s tf-f
Il the popular verdict that people who hAye been
aceestoncd 70 the Of Bitten CorAls Obliged
eventually to resort 10 AcIAANEa LIVER PlLA for PSF
mapent robot epSs Sm
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An communications, whether on business or
fer publication, should be addressed to the
dialeors of the MoRNING STAR AND CATuoLic
lEzssENaER, 126 Carondelet street.