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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-02
Excelsior Soothjnq Syrup.

9inbunbert DoGar5 beJabten vtr 9coen. weIScr
nl9weiNt, baB nur bic Glergcrtnofe Dttnge Wlors
pbIUH ooer Opium in y. Rihtsr's Excelsior 500
thing Syrup, ME 0lcies bel GGGn aH0trn Der Sale
entbAlter In.
gRlttcr, sght mn ibu Guren Sinoeru, hGru meroet
etebt i1ngH eineu 9tiuu0en Sbluf. 9cber apotbcter
bot Soothing Syrup Guf IaQtr; Bros % Gents pro
GIGf6e. u. s. 3. Rister,
lllnrlA 4 IILnIPl AHnllinnre Yuh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-02
Der1eerenoer Sranb,

tna % CT nj elm ct q II I q I'll
Sabrit. 100000 9 daoen.
@eifern irhb IS UttEuteu rad 3 ubr tut.
oedte Der SngenIeur Der an 2eaOeH.9auitraBe
rebeu Der @dsanftaIt 9ele9ensn hemliGen
Tabrit BON SImgluf & &omp., bag IN Der
8itrioltammer oeS GtabIifemsntS iStuer aus.
gebroAeu mar. Soiort i9IuJ er Yarm; ebe
jeoob bic D~ampiipriseu al Der SraroHdtte
eingetrOftn pUren, laseH bsreits OasGtabIiiie-
ment uno Elm Oaueben aeIe9eleS Nobnbaus
in aide.
Ser Durd oQ8 otrheereu6e Glcment auee1
ri6tete Sbaben BON 6 1000 IN i'm Betrage
BON s52, $780,, p!e fotgt, usriheIt: init 1t
s25OO IN ben @].ieaidafttu n5rantIin" pen
BbilaoeIpbia, yYeuu" ebeuNort, rJtOrtbz
aHeriea" e6enOOrt, american" unO nPsnp"
ipluania" ebenOaielot, Orient" D9a1tfOro"
unb y&etna" gu 9artforo, @OuH.. in Der
- 0eutib- 4mertsaHiiden" Su Nep. Dort, in
Der DGpndburg" gu QpR4bur9, 3D., mo IN
Dec 2onbOner yQuteu'S;" MT $1,000 tn Der
rGiuerpOOl," rGOnOOn" unb r@lO6e;" nit il
s2500 in Der D6ireman's," nYB0nirr" uBea,
boom" uno rAiiociateo" babier. Ran gtaubt,
oQB oQs 5euer SufdQtg au5fGm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-02
S0rIeuberiGte.
8,rldtet bon QSm. TtTber s. S0bnen,
Srutnuritmdher,
Ut. y, S0uillIrQBe.

80" - ONHhS'NADNs
Baltimore, ben 81. giai. 9btnos 8 llbr.
ang. gcyt. an9. SuI.
SOB IFS tiS15I Sent DSu ID 4G4 -
Is. Ct. 6.2Or 10 s R2.- az
az rs ...tlSH It Bdli 8Gbn Is 20
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3. 81. tO.4Ortli DtG Zen Yetl "A
WPO6 Oei'S 1857 iGGA pOwGrb @crf t Z
Bu Or cit. -. S1a - 4tsr Il 4} StTI "A b
BG6I G6.....- 81 ylto& 81 20 aS1S
30 6JbI.ru. 80 IEttU& WIS., 97H
2B BG ST Suit l04 1OA. Igttt69 y T.. 7s95 90
&a Conf IS 5iS 5i;a IRor@eu I'll '77q7 ~
BALTIC 6r rs. q9 lRor& SHlbr glib % 9j3G
Baltic CT 90, g9H GA&I &eUtGtioCII. Sea S74
Bdlto III Y N y7A g l2RD(b 6r 2. g'g0N
Baltic br 1898. 1917 lU3 BptebE2 ?. 2BGi55 81
Sulto 6U 1900. SO hIBUio6r 3. Su397 az
SUtempbie III 57Ia IS yta69tn1' lUI lOlha
8Ht ci BCIto l2S lMG&S'H sra. 81 Siii
&ttiJ OGni. -. t3H l3%IHit 4 9un I. 10 n
6rcnttn BGuI1l& ttSI OrAl. &yla7r- St3
6oD SGRt.... SI,ICI.&Gi OF z. 89%
gicrG Dc7t l3D IDr.A III ST 4. 50
He6 EuHf.... q I8ltUSa e IS
3. WQt 9cnt 50 AK Sco'CS'9o9l l22 i28
Baltic . VI 172a Ia IFrcner Iutag 50
IL. s. u. %. 37ls -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-02

Der betauuts 8ierbrauer an Der gde Der San.
safer' unb Snr',fraBe in Canton, madt lei.
men Sunoen unO Dem Yublitum bic Gu3eiqe,
6aB er heute, Yfn9flmontag, eineu famo.
len Bod iprinQeN laIien pir0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-02
.,NdDtapn =Netre1t".

elmer Der beIlebtsfeu Ycrgniiguugsptdee in Der
llng.geuO 8aItimors'8, 1T tpicosr er0ffuet
poroeu. User etniee Stuuoeu uuasuebm i'm
Treieu lubriu9eu Mil, Der miro in, Yapiunus
8ttreat" itaer bic gspituidtc grbolung fine
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-02
SpuO OrCDc

pirO UtOutaa, ben 9. SUM, fir Die CONNER.
iatiOn ,rOhnet werbeu. Ic9eu otS Nd0eren
Oetneiisn mir uuf bic bctreiftuo: 4nuoncc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-02

TURKEY MYRRH,
cine ucoetatiliitba Saba ItUFtur, relHtgt uro tJnicr-
Dirt Die SABINE, heiit Den tIanfRGtt.n 3ItGHo, oes
SCbHHsidtS ur0 miltert orc Jtet3empfnolittCIt
Der SnGTe ocaen 3cmperaturnehiri. Ai5 gGR8 oorg
JiBtib CrUCiI fe fo 34r Scititigun9 Dee hteirtea,Rs
ten athens.
@sprIi' un6 enpioIl n ron ben perm SG9ndr3tea
6oopts, 2ctb. Burton, Sud DC.
SO Is SENS pro Sldfdhe.
RtcouIuee in. NUbetI fdntsHba6'S
Gtuliter Npotbete,
Gfc bCr GutGlDs uHb SGrGtoqGdrQRP.
Bel ausu TroguifcH mo Ipot9etsrn ~ baden.
f.Ern, q ( Z t1D A.p.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-02
Der ,,WarOldnbcr xurnoereini

feiert ROntag, ben 3. Suni, III benz Barrie oe8
0rn. 0Ouis Wtuth oil DER Bclair E RaoO Gin
grOBc5 Bicuic unb SOmmtruOhtSf et, Der.
hunhen nit Chm. NH BreiRfurnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-02

Der ynuaenteinc Barber : Inter-
fttSuHSezSeretu 0Ou Baltimore"
begebtDtoutaa, Den 8. SUM, ieiu erlteS groBeS
Ytcnic in ROt'S 6ain al Der 8elair, Roao.
Im Gbeno pirb Der Bari tuumtuirt uuo Elm
briqantes Neusrmerf ablebrannt merben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-02
Sm 0Sefta 8aItimorec g@iisem.
NdTFe
Sr. 8eora Etib,

wirO beute, 97u9fHontaa, ourh FrciSihieBcr,
Brstsiegeln uno elm 9emiit9li9eS GanStrdn3=
den 9efeiert neroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-02

maBlid nid)t Dor BEN >. gfoo. idlie6er rpirb,
bot Die Reiieluf oeS ameriIaniiheu 8ubltz
tum8 in 10 hoben @raoe entpidelt, baB Id
MD oeroulaBt iehe, Die 4uFmertiamteit be8
publItumS an ole IuSffelIuuq pom Gre=
ottbrtefeu 81 lenteu, uad melden bei Oleier
9elegen4ett EN- 9r0Berer 8eae6r, ais biSher,
ieiu miro. Sd babe oieIeu llmItauO autictz
ptrt uHO oaraui bin bic nmiaienbfeu gorbe.
reltlIugen nit ben gr0Bersu nit mir in Ser
btnoung iteheubeu Sauthduiern guropa,s.
uarsentIid NIT Der yuriou : Bauf" in
QSicn eiHem Der btoeutenOleu @sip.
Suftitute Seiireid's GbQei6loien.
8td'el unO &reottbrtefe III ben nieorigIten
Staten bet s. 9fatne.
Ser ,Sun9c WlGnnerbUr"
mir6 Ieinen erltelt 8ampfboot-NuSfluq Conn
tag, ben 6. Suli, mad WOuumcutal 6iibino.
@rope MAIDEN. SdriitIihe An9ebote fir
ben S6eufs, g. unO &OuoitOriiuno meroeu
bis Otenita ben 3. SUM, in Sereir5lotale
bel 6ru. 6. 6erOlO, @de Der 6agctte, unO
@anaIiraBe, ent8e9sn genomnleu.
Der .3iiepD : Bunb SIr. s" ces
pScIt, den SrbeHS Der f6war;eu
Sitter"
turro heute, Wontag, ben .. sunni, elm Bicnic
in 60ncruO8t'5 Bart abbaIten. 0a4 ben
9etroneuca Arrangements gu urtheileH, Wiro
eieieS Sen etne8 Der id0HileH wcroeu, wel6eS
Der rGiisOw-8uu0" iemalS abbieIt.
Rrcf. gS. 3. GIagctt'8 erfte groBe
0genrlfOn
nit benz 9ampier champion" mad 'La
belle Grove miro WtOntag, ben $50. Suntr
fatttfnOeH. 8rOf. 9etnrih Silber'S Utuiit'
corps miro fir aus9e8eiAnete &oH6ert. unt
8an3muft ior9eu.
Ser @etan90cretn n0armOnie"
miro auf beute, ben 2. SUM ieiu 9rcBet
Btngffe1 in Qouis Rutb's altem Sdiieeu,
hnfs IN Der Pelnir.Hnnh nhhnlten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-02

p1 5r. s. Graupe laOet feline
Sreunoe auf heute, Pfu9tHOutag, ben 2.
Sint, IN Cinem famo'en 0unite in ieiHem
Sotale, gtr. 10. Roro- Bolffra5s, elm.
G1% NI5 8lut UU0 SQite rcinigeuOs5
gtlttel III o08 &arlSbdOer SprHbel=
Sai5 nnitbsrtreifItd,. 9aietbe mir0 BON
oleleH aerjtsn 9e9eu unosroaulidfsit, SOpfs
lhnlerieH, gtanQel on Appetit unb ale llebel,
pelae aus llnoronuug hes Raaeus pber Scr
Yeber tHtltebtn, u~ugcUeuoet. u. IOqeler
& CONT p. fno bic &Seatcn flr Qnerita.
(9l-)
RS Hair Vigor (SaarftdrFuuosG
mtttcI) .-gBie uiele Qu0ere, ho6ea ouf mir
elm lsb5aftes 9uterciie al ben u~utsriufuuoeu
aeuommeu, peIde Or. Guer ouriber ono,.
lteUt bat, mas nas Gusidlsu Der 6oars uSr.
anloBt, uuo ME BEN abjuh,litu lei. Seiue
unterluhnugen ioQtu griiuolider unO CT.
lQopfenotr QeDeien ieiu, ale iTQtno melhe
eIoete, ole frtiber augedelt puro,n. Dos
We'Hltat le9t ms ieet inter benz gtameu
gAq:r'S 9otr Sl9oI" Dor. Q9ir babeu cine
Prooe oall1tt gtn1adt uno IS bat uuS iebr III.
t'leOen 9slttut. Is bat uuiere ainTttqitcnSr.
ma:tun9eH ertttat. lluiere 6aare lido nitt
nlear arau, %lonoerH babeu hire urjuriiralihe
6aroe mtsoev auasnommeu, uno rsihes iaj.
oenartt8es 9aor bsatnut aui benz ghetle oes
S9aoelS III maaien, pcther bisbsr aQu; fabl
mar. (9emotrQt, Arlington, Bal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-02
Sci 6ru. A6Gm GlQclt in Slab
IannfeDu

tnbet btutc, WoHta9, ben ?. Sdni, Elm QrO5e8
SduBen itatt. Yer cru flares Iu9e uu0 eiuc
feitc 9ano bat Il. bic 8iidlit fiber fiilrt, iCqtc
bel hisisn ShisRen niht fehlen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-02
SIM S4Heenparte an Der 8cIairs

JHL CWHGGWPNTIG WW OCT SEIUtCs
Moab
Fuoet btutc, Montog, ben 2. SUM, ciu grO.
BeS GuujtranjAcn HIATT.
Ser yuHsbbGnei9eu Drbeu Der
NotbnIdnuer"
ruirO DIonta9, ben lG, SUM, ieiu jdbrIi9e8
Picuic obbaItcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-02
Gr. Eh. SmmCnn1nnn

8eOeNTt ltlNc NEGuNoe Nn0 UeIQnRtcN 5entt,
YtOnta9, ben 2. 3unt, in ieiucm gotale, Gde
Der Yorfz uno GIgbttraBe, nit etnem ioleus
men Eunide III bepirtleH. User moQte uobl
bel SbeObCr fpbIeu 2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-02

BaIt 9epte, NtOntal, ben 2. Junl, ieIneu Gins
;ug III Der yOD EOwn.S roepcuocntz6 pale, "
Or. $50, NOlo. Central QpRuus. Sin boz
tretlihcr gHHid miro bci'm GiuSuge nidt
ieblen. Cider werOeu Die 6reuuoe oe8 lie
benSrutttol8en Btrtbc8 i'm al oiciem Sage
nltt lm Stide lQien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-02

miro 'etre neue @utbihait i'll CIR. 1872, See,
ltraBe, belte, BingftmOutag, .. SUM-, NIT Ell
neul o~elitaten Yuuite ctumeibeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-02
Mcr QicAnrErnn,M
6r. GbeP6Or Sricneriabn

mtro ieintn erlieu oiesidbriscn IuS1uQ pei
0ampisr am Dtittmod, ben %. Stunt, mad
vUtOnUmeltal Siibtu9 8rooe" MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-02
Der rSaltimOrer WesGer=Dtrein

mtro beutc, Dtontag, ben 2. SUM, Elm groBc8
Btcuic i'm Dorlep. Barte abbalteu. Glider
uiro oafieIbe miebtr ME in friibertu Sabren
elm b0dit amuiante8 weroeu uuO ben She'll
nebmern eini9e ouqsnebme Stunoen 6@erelten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-02

Die Abtbeilun9 IS5 6e5 vSuSiTes
SunbeS"
fpiertm nrtnn Apn Q G1Ini Gin nrnhnS Ric,nic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-02
Die S6ule Der crften bcutfdlen SER
etnl9fen cpan9eltf3en st. @au.

luS=Rirde
begebt ibr 3abre8- Bicuic bette, ben 2. SUM-,
I'M 0@IeenwoOO.B urte" oil Der 8elair. Jtoao.
0r. MARTIN GSurlt,
Jr. 95, NOrbsBacaira5e, fe,ert btute, Won.
tag, ben 2. SUM, itiHen 81. @c6urtstaq unt
miro CUR 6cter be8 Cages einen &lcicniunit
auittIaen, ~ welhem er isinc 6reunOc uRo
8ct1Hatc iitItmtIid e%inlaoet.
TrGu ~. 3Olb
nil b,ute, EftHgtmOntag, 2.5Uui, niht obue
Slang Ooriibu9eben IafcH NIB bat bereit8 iiir
etneu iamoien Eunid 9ejorgt, BEN 1e on Die
itm Gage III ibrem 2Otale, SIR. 284, QBea.
BrattltraBe, 0uftlldeu wtro.
SCR. Nu9. GutcFunft
tiidt beute, S~fiugitmOutag, >. SUM, in isiueu
Gotllc, ytr. 46, YleNoenttraBe, ei1cu Qu8sc.
jeidneteu gunidI uui.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-02

Sn Der yIrbettcrsGdQc"
peroeH Die oIesIdbrigen Sommets@ ou;crte
BfingltmOntag inter Der DIRECTION Oe8 Yrof.
@uitGO JtOie ibren IufanQ Hehmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-02
Sic S~tephanussS dbut

baIt Dieuitag, teu 10. Sunni, Elm groBe8 Bic.
mic I'M DGteenpoOO.Yorte" al Der Belalr.
ROl0 alb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-02
Or. Hohann NrnrF

bdlt fir beute, Yiu9fmOntag, 2. SUM, eineu
prIdttgcn oumpicnOeu 2unidl, Der BON Der
&de Der GutaWz uHo QombarotraBe aus ieiue
Quite Uerieubeu mirO, in 8crettItait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-02

Die nS@ilers2 09e Wy. II, U. ..
II. s."
baIt beute, @fnafmontaa, 2. SUM, ibr jdbrli.
Dies Ytcltc I'm &atoH8Oiler G,ieubabn.B Barrie
oil be- 6reberjd. J}oao ab. ga bic beicu 8or.
bercitun9en S~etrofen fnO, 10 miro oQ8 Set
I'D obne 3meiiel la etneaI 8lin5enoen &c.
nQIteH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-02
Der o2iieoD : 8unb SIr. s" eca
DScIt, den SrbcH8 Der f6war;eu
Sitter"
RrCf. MS. 3. GIagctt'S crte sroRc
Oreurfipu

Ser @efdng0cretn n0armOnie"
miro auf beute, ben 2. SUM- iein 9reBe8
Bftngffet in Qouis Rutb's altem S9iieeu'
bofe an Der 8eluirs Roao abhalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-02

B1- Ger ct. &dcilien.Serein
Der 81. Sreu5'Strae mtro beuts, ais
am ptn9ftH0nta9e, Den 2. SUM, Elm groBeS
SoltsLelt IN 3Dan3BO'S Part an bar 4uaas
polls. 8oaO abbalter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-02
6r. IObanu SteIcmGnn

taOtt ielne 8rcunoe auf beute, Bfngfmontng,
2. 3uul, 81 ctnem b%sIltateu 2uui6e in ieiucm
Gotale, gr. 429, 8eit.SaitlmoreiraBe, ell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-02
tbunIcr,
&dutrubad'S

III. I, UNIto0sT IQce, gOtor.
Bei alien 8rogutdeH Ju Uerfa
(Ipiif1g.l1.i a.W.G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-02

Dg% Der SameHperetu Der e0an.
acltfm zlutbertiHeu st. Safobus=
Stride miro am YfugfmoHtag NQhmittag
ben AusuGttauf Der uon bar Iegiel 6air 0er
@enelnoe i6riggeblttbsneu @tgeuhiaoe in
benz S6ulotuIe, Gde BON @IorBes uub Oa-
ftouiiraBe, begtnneH. Cine rethe 4usuab(
uOH 6Inoertlel5ern, 5tiderCieH, Spieluaareu
&C. WirO biat9it abgegebeu ueroeu. grfri.
iaungsn Guer UT. @tntrttt frei. Stebe IN,
3etae!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-02

Sr+ JobanH SdHernfdDmtot
lptrO IelHe reu.etngertdtete @arteHWrtbihait
beute, NontaJ, ben 2. SUM, e%r0fiueu. Jtat)s
mltta98 uno abeno5 ftHOet CONCERT uno
Snu3muTif fntt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-02

DGF Qr. 0barlc8 d. Scrr 1t, pic
aus Den au3elgeipOlten srheut, GauotOat fir
Den StaatSs Senut aus Dem 2. 8tjeglebuuQ8.
8e,itte. GET pier Sabren mQr er Elm mert6.
POLES uuO Dem 6Ortidritte buloigeuOc5 glrt.
glteb oeS 3wetten Iatb83psiges, unO isiuc
RenntHlfe ais IOuOfat befdblB,n i'm beioaa
ocrB All etNem Cite i'm Sendte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-02

RGT Or. GbrifIQn OeGb bat fir
letae 6rcunoe bcute, Btngtmoutag, Den ?.
SUM, eIuen famOien Qulit in 8,reitidaft
uno erpartet, baB fth Sober BET ibm in SIR.
80, " ro.Somarofrabe, einifeleu fuiro.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-06-22
Republic of Spain.

Old Europe seems to be going crazy or
getting wise according to the different
views which men take other present con-
ditior} on the subject of republicanism.
The Republic of France is not yet out of
the CRADLE and 10! another republic is
born, without much agony, in Spain. Both
these children are very sickly and weak.
Their constitutionsaree exceedingly delicate
Mr.. Theirs undertook to nurse the .weakling
in France, but somehow or other, the poll
tical physicians who were called in to pre-
scribe for the babe, summarily dismissed
the nurse the other day and called in a
soldier to take charge of the poor, sick
thing. Figueras stood sponsor for the re-
public in Spain, but few days thereafter
he seemed to regret the responsibility he
had undertaken and left the unruiy child
in care of the Spanish Cortes, the members
of which are at their wits ends as to how
they will raise the poor founding.
Meanwhile the monarchies of Europe
look upon their new born Republics as the
veriest monsters, and they entertain the
fond hope that they may die in one of their
daily political spasms, to which they seem
to be singularly subject while the repub-
licans scattered through every nation of
the old world regard the two republics as
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-06-22
Another Sacrileqe.

The bill for the suppression of religious
corporations has been carried by very
large majority, in the italian Parliament.
The moment the bill has received the
royal sanction, If it has not already re-
ceived it,-and becomes thereby, a law
all the religious communities which are
not excepted, lose the rights and privileges
which they have hitherto enjoyed. They
can no longer act as religious corporations.
AS such they cannot possess property,-and
they are forbidden to exercise any rights,
in their collective capacity, even in the
spiritual sphere. Communities of women
as we'll as of men are covered by the bill.
The next step will be, of course, to rob
them of their property. Tho personal mis-
cry, which the enforcement of this bill will
entail on the most of the members of these
communities, ia beyond calculation and
would shame description. But this per-
sonal suffering sinks into insignifcance be-
fore the awful violation of principle.
From the beginning the government of
Victor Emmanuel has been reckless of the
rights of the spiritual order even when
these rights were distinctly protected by
the solemn sanction of the civil law. 1t was
90 when the Government sat at Turin. 1t
was worse when it moved to Florence.
But since the occupation of Rome, that
Government, with sWifter step, with strong
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-06-22
they please, so long as neither is prohibit
ed bv competept authority.

they please, so long as neither is prohibit
ed by competent authority.
Now we fully appreciate the laoers OF
the Freeman's Journal and even on TINS
very matter, We think he does good by
drawing attention to points Of the kind,
and bringing his reading and means of in
formation to bear upon these subjects: both
because they are of interest, and because
they furnish opportunity for incidental in
struction. This little DEPRESSION to say
that he uses st. Bernard as his book of
relaxation when he Is fatigued-does con-
vey suggestion to our young people which
may prove of eternal value, to some who
ponder OF it.
But when those vigorous blows which
are so much needed against the enemies OF
the Church, fall unexpectedly on the head
of come pous soul who perhaps is offering
his Beads for the Strengthening of the
Freeman's Journal and all other defenders
of the Falkland the poor man staggering
under the blow finds his only crime is u.s.
ing an old English translation, instead Of
a new American one-he is tempted to cry
out "savc me Cor my friends" And if he
gives a blow back who can blame him.
But it is soon over on both sides:-and
when we get our Catholic Editors Con-
vention we will have peace with our friends
aud combined war on our enemies.
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or force, with increasing hatred, and with
remorseless perseverance,, has encroached
upon the most sacred rights ofEhose whom
it claims 40 subjects. This last encroach
ment will be terrible in it's moral conse.
quences. In the hands of these religious
bodies of men and women rested the edu-
cation Of the Italian youth. Now that
education becomes of necessity, the duty
of the Government. The government Ia
VIGOROUSLY irreligious, and its education
will be as bad as itself.
Through various parts Of Italy many Of
the scots have opened schools more for the
purpose of winning the italian youth to
professionalism than for the sake of simply
educating them. But as the rule, an Ital.
ian is Catholic or he is nothing. If he
gives up his Church, he gives up God. Be-
tween entire belief and total disbelief the
Italian mind finds no resting place. If
therefore, the Goddess Government, aided
by the sects, is to educ ate the youth of Italy,
they will SOW the wind, but they will reap
the whirlwind. In the meantime the sac
religious act of Victor Emmanuei's Parlia-
ment is so lightly looked upon that it
a-commeut from the
of liberty and its loyalty to the rights of
conscience. Ifa Catholic parliament were
to dream of suppressing one of the sects,
the world would shake with the thunders
of indignant protest that would sound from
that same Press. Aud that Press is
just, and impartial, and enlightened !-ex-
cept where Catholic interests are concerned
and Catholic rights invaded.
Then it coolly keeps silence. Oh! Friends
of freedom, you often give the world a
farce.
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THE EDINBURGH REVIEWS TRIBUTE TO LEE
As the great demand for copies Of the STAR contang
the splendid tribute Gen. Lee copied from the Ea
burgh Rere,o renders it impossible for to supply inc
many Orders received, would inform our readers
that the enterprisinE firm Of Kahn & Co., $50 CANA
street. have publiohed the article in pamphlet fof
The price of the pamphlet Is we believe. IS cents
large assortment Of periodicals reviews ~ ana s'A
tiORery, also be always obtained from Rs5n x W.
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Commemorative were in error in stating,
in our report of the Concert at st. Alphonsus'
Hall on Pentecost Monday, that the Soprano
Solos were sung by Miss Butler. Owing to a
recent death in her family this young lady
was not present, the selections designed for
her being rendered by Miss Zingarly, young
musician of fine talent, and one who is always
ready to lend her services to assist good
cause. Our error is excusable as we are not
acquainted with either of the ladies and no
announcement of the change was made at tho
Concert.