The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-04-13

V&0ruiNg Star ano OatHouC WosSSS ~-~
11W oaIHAas. SUNDAY. APRIL u, ls1s
EDITORIAL AND OTHER uEMs.
s,oat-offices were first established In fra"oo
IN sasl in England in 1881 in Germany In
leAl. . p,u,-
Apoabishop Bayley has returned to bai'i-
- -, Ir,-,da with his health fully re-
stored. ,,. ,os da.
.,a.5 .osjnst Miss Bronham, who claimed the
right to vote. .;,n
Gov. A. B, Moore died on the 9Th, ut Marion
Ala, in the sixty eighth year OF bis age. h'
vaa Governor when alabama seeded.
THO insurance on Horace Greeley's nie'
..,o,rt,no To 500, 600, has been coliecteo.
The po,icy was the largest paid within the iAS'
decade. :. an. If
An .nnlicout for q pair of boots, as ono Va
,,,r sboe stores, was asked what number NO
,vore. and replied, as soon as he conld reoo'"'
from his surprise, Why, two, OF course
An Omaha paper, without intending 10 DO
..-.,r,, ;,sinuates that If the Omaha post
master would resign "many persons "oui"
f.., ,ess anxious about their money letters
,rr. striks of the gas men in New YORK; III
I..n;no portions of the city in darkness
sor three piehts, has been proved failure INC
r,vrnanv having found other men compe'ons
for the work. .e.
Az ~. ,orthern rivers are on o rise. Az st.
v.o,;s 1sst Tuesday, the water rose SO fast that
an immeuse quantity of merchandise was SUD
,,s.oed on the levee and lost. AT HannlDai ~
rose eleven feet in twelve hours.
. Tho Standards special correspondent at faris
.tasaa that the opinion is very prevalent sna'
w.r.hal Bazaine will be shortly released the
evidence against him having completely ia'ieo
"a sabstantiate the two principle charges
against him.
TIL. will of Napoleon Ill, has been proved
IN ENGLAND. His personal property is sworn
,,aer sleO. 900 I; and this he leaves to the EN-
80. v;tbout reserve To the Prince lmpe-
rial Il ia said only one bequest is made-the
Imperial Crown.
San Antonio letter states that seven rega-
mani. arc now ON the Rio Grande border. Sec
r..,rv Belknap, Gen. Sheridan, and other mill
t.rx oaacers there are in constant consultation
Tho leading belief is that some important mil
itary movement is on foot.
A timber conHagration has bsan raging near
r,o,donayille, Va, for two days, destroying
dwellings, fences and everything in its pas
mage. Tho FIRE has extended to the mountains
and along the line of the o. A. q III. Railroad
nd the C. & o. Railroad.
The New York Times has made careful Gem
uar;son of the retail prices of st. Johns Mar
iet, Liverpool, and Washington Market, New
York. and ends that the cost Of the various
staple articles of food is. on the average,
&b;ra less in New York than In Liverpool.
The following sentence was dictated by the
late Lord Palmerston, to eleven British cabi
net ministers, not one of whom, 1t IS salo
apelled Il correctly: cit is disagreeable t.
witness the embarrassment of harassed ped
dier gauging the symmetry of peeled pota
to-"
The London Standard, the organ Of Mr.. De
rasli's marty, is of opinion THAT the trump
of Don Carlos is inevitable-almost oil span
be;ue Csrlist." The Daily Telegraph, M
suGladstone's organ, publishes biography
the Prince, and is of the same way Of thinkin
IA the Standard.
large party of English farmers arrive
from Liverpool in New York on the 10Th beir
the FIRST tustallment, of colony of sever
hundred families from Dorsetshire. The
destination is Western Minnesota, where thu
have engaged six township lands from Z
Northern Pacific Railroad Co.
and General Won Moltke, accompanied by
brilliant retinue, will leave Berlin for st.
tersburg, on visit to the Gear, on the p
inst. The Crown Prince and his wife,
Princess Victoria, will take their dOpart
from Berlin for Vienna on the day folloWi
The foundation-stone Of st. Adams SCI
nary, Grahamstown, was solemnly blessed
the Right Rev. DIR. Richards, Vicar-Apost'
of the Eastern Province of the Cape Colo
ON the Goth of January, in presence of Ia
assembly of persons, many of whom had &C
from varsous parts of the colony to attend
ceremony.
On tho morning of the 10th ult., Feast
st. Joseph, at the chapel Of the Visitat
Convent, Frederick, Md, Miss Mary Riord
Of Mobile, received the religious habit
vhite veil, with the name of Sister Mary
vier. Row. J. Perron, s. j., ofioiated on
occasion, and delivered appropriate
course,
ST. STEPHENS FAIR-As the season of Spl