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Notes From Rome.

The remarks attributed to His Holiness
in reference TO Mr.. Gladstone's recent pub
LEGATIONS were altogether devoid of truth,
and received authoritative contradiction
from the OssercatoTe Romano. The Arch
bishop of Cham berry, Monsignor Pichenot,
and Mousigpor Lachat, Bishop of Basic,
were lately admitted To au audience. The
Pope. when the latter prelate entered the pri-
vate chamber, rose from his seat and gave
cordial embrace TO the intrepid Bishop of
Basic. The Pope on the 18th of November
as present at an interesting ceremony IN
the Throne room of the Vatican, the read
ing namely, of a decree acknowledging the
truth of the two miracles performed by
Ge6 on the intercession OF tue Venerable
Alfonso de OroZco, a prufessed priest of the
Order of EremiteS of st. Augustine of the
province of Spain, whose virtues were de-
clared heroic by Clement XII, and whose
cause for Identification aud canonjZation is
now proceeding. His Holiness entered the
Throne room abodt ] am, surrounded by
Cardinals PatriZi lin his capacity of Project
of the S. Congregation of Rites) Guidi,
Bilio, Ferrleri, BizzarrI, and Martinelli, an
Augustinian, and 10y Monsignors Bartoini
| Secretary of Rites,) Salvati, Pacca, and
\ Ricci. A good many Augastinians, inclpd-
| ing Father O'keefe, Prior of the August
| inian Convent of st. Maria in Posterula,
| were all present. Bartolini, in the name of
! the Project read the the decree, after which
| His Holiness delivered a short speech COM
| mending the virtues of Blessed Alfonso,
| and his courage in offering sound advice to
the sovereigns of his country, Charles v.
| and Philip II. In these dolorous times it
was the more necessary to pray for Divine
grace that the monarchs might receive
good and holy counsels, able to save them
and their subjects from the growing evils
| of the day. He recommended to the relig-
ious before him to practice the virtues of
their vocation, now become more difficult,
and at the same time more necessary in
consequence of modern errors. The rev
minister of Peru to the Holy See has
arrived in Rome. The Republic of San
| Salvador has withdrawn its representative
at the Vatican.
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ling the Counnne in haxbarisy. and yet we
have all hesn going into Mysteries and holding
mp sur hands in holy horror because Don
Carlos shot o few incendiaries-
Rack TO THE REALITIES.
To return to the present affair. The Carlists
have been signally defeated Instead of taking
Irun they have lost the whole country around
that place, the triangle of San Sebastian, irun
and Hermann, which they held before 10 ali
iutents and purposes As TO Ia Pnncha, their
ferry into France, the loss of that can easily be
remedied, rs they have only TO establish an
other one q mile higher MP the river, beyond
is, after all, very small. they have lost
neither cannon nor prisoner, and bnt 3
small, three co-nered piece of territory,
which they viii soon recover, nDless Serrano
leaves enough men 10 hold il. But the moral
effect of the campaign on Europe is immense
whatever II unAy be upon the Carllsts them
10 believe In them comes this disastrous fail
ure, and they are now lower in public opinion
than ever. The siege of 1run was u mistake
Ii should have been taken mp by storm. With
ont Z siege the employ of single piece of
artillery, and there Is no doubt that If they
had made the assault NJ any time during the
first four days the place would have fallen an
easy prey. ] do not know which of the Carfist
generals is responsible for the failure II is
now difficult to say what the PEG Die Of the
Carlist provinces may do. but if they choose 10
continue the struggle without regard TO the
opinion of Europe, which after all, has done
them little good or harm, but 8 very slight
step has been made toward their spbjngation
WHAT NEXT
Secure IN their mountain wall, which ex
tends from Irun To Estella, and from Estella &c
Bilbao, they may still bid Defiance TO the
armies of SerraDo. Whether they viii choose
10 do this after the present defeat remains &c
be seen The truth lie, Don Carlos was not al al
obliged TO take up the offensive. Marsha
Serranos only right to rule is the right Of
might, and unless be can prove that right by
crushing the Carlist insurrection and restoripg
peace and order throughout the country ht
Inust fail. Don Carlos, therefore. has only tC
bold his own, 10 maintain himself, to exist, il
order to overthrow Serrano.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-12-20

CHRISTMAS GUT I'm this connection we
en greater favor our Lady friends than 70 in
vie their advertisement and price list
Of fse en;erprs.nE finn Of Braselman Adams, hiob
apyars OF the fifth page. No dry goods house IN the
South greater reputation for the exoeeDee
Of its goods and the IoWness Of its proeS The same
energy enterprise and which built up the colossal
o. the house operates 70 the greater I'd
vantage the public in securing great IHr9Gs'S in all
lines Of kOv-s. Though people Lot near 30 well
of as the, been in past years, it IL consolation
10 know that by calling tire corner Of St Andrew
and Magazine streets they get almost much for
eI0 now a. formerly from Gl5 70 to required 70
purchase. Call with the cash and for yourself
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-12-20

RELIABLE SEWING MACHINE-We refer to
the family Wheeler e. Wilson, which has made
happy thousands of homes and proved blessing WHORE.
possessed. The Wheeler g. Wilson has beeu sold
twenty years and each year increases in popu
lar favor. will work all kinds of materials, and
makes elegant and lasting For beauty
strength economy is known far and WIDE Those
whose who desire make Christmas present that will
give glow of pleasure the whole year round, should
call Messrs Peck Bros l49 Canal street. and get
Wheeler d Wilson sewing machine.
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For CHRIsTMAs.-Mr. l. c. Levi. No. los
Canal street beautiful stock Of eisncnds watches
lockets plain and fancy jeWery, Scahngs ornaments
clocks etc which have been seeeted By h IN
from the best manufacturers Of Kew York and EurO
His lopg experience and thorough kS0WieeEs Of Tue
business enables him guarantee EAtlftAct4Or 70 all
Who cali Oh him and We are sure ops readers Ill be
pleased both with the excellence o. liza Eods AID the
moderation lis pTioes For elegant and appropriate
Christmas presents 20 Lewis, No iJs Canal street
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ELEGANT GooDs.-Our readers who are look
Tag for handsome useful and appropriate presents will
ga then at N. L. Eavras, I7+ Canal street Be has
afna eroekeTy and glassware, plated ware ornaments
90 houasfurnisbinE goods and Is selling very cheap.
f,a vho call on bin will certainly find something to
.s.ss. thetF tastes and within their means.
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KNOWLEDGE OF HUMAN NATURE AND Coon
ADvIcE-Ladies . gentlemen will find the card of
MessrS. Levy Bros, fifth page, of peculiar in
Asrest Just No one eau gansay the proposition
that prery t1otHG SE0ud Gdpe drsss GeChrstnds
tAis being admitted it only for all to call at
sncs At SEQ Magazine street aud make selections from
The elegant stock there collected.
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FINE STOCK The old house of NJ. ]. Wheel
ahan No II9 Common street has just received large
stock of shades and wall paper of the neweet
stylish designs which will be sold at prices to
cult the times. They have also full line Of paints
oils glass and artists materials The many friends OF
Mr. w j. Golden will find him at this house. ready to
orders In the prompt aud satisfactory
manner.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-12-20

RACE STREET Observation-Disclosures is called
10 tae card Of r Johnston prOpretress Of this large
tstAblishmelJ Besides bread of the Enest kind sEe
has always .args assortment Of fruit pound and
RPoDGe cakes she makes pes Of El descriptions 10
order aud hes hot rolls every porniug The best,
purest aLd freshest materials DOLLY useN. Mis-.
Johnson price, moderate she guarantees satfac-
ton aud " IL deliver ali goods free of drayage
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FIvrY PER CENT BELOW OLD PEICEs.-At
Cogau's clothing beases, - Canal Gna CiossIran
streets fashionable clothing overcast b&t@ etc
for gentlemen boys AID youths being sold al one
half old prices. The prlng proprietor, our
energetic AID liberal friend II. CoEan, Esq. desires
Tie public 10 understand that be makes clothes 10
order ao guaranteeing TT at Gity per less
nn,rhrre 81 40 In toxin. See ahyert isetpeut.
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As acceptable and elegant present as can
be made is that of one the great American stoves
from Mr. Phil McCabe's store, 100 Camp street They
are reliable little fael last for years. and cost
only a moderate Examine the American before
purchasing.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-12-20

Nothing is better able to inspire feelings of
virtue and tbwart vice than the converse
ton of good men, because it insinuates itself
little by little aud penetrates to the very heart.
To bear them, to see them often, may do in the
stead of precepts.-ROllin.
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NEW AND IMPoKTANT WORK
NEW AND IMPORTANT WORK
Ell
NUN OF KEKMARE:
I" History According to Fact and History
According TO Froude."

TaE ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF THE CITY
AND COUNTY OF CORK viii be forwarded. post
free for six dollars in gold, to any address in
America, by sending posiafhcc orders checks for
for the above amount SISTER NJ FRANCIS
CLARE KenmAre. County Kerry, Ireland
Tais important work will contain true History of
Civil Wars in Ireland daring the ReiCns OF Eliza
beth and Crpnwell and complete refutation OF MI
P-ouilss fAiseboods
Amongst 1he numerous Subscribers to this work are
Els Erninenre Caldanal Cullen. for three copies the
Es-hi Rev DE-. Delaney, Cork the Margins of RipOn
the Protestant Bishop Dr- Fitzgerald; The Duke Of
Norfolk The Earl OF kepmare and many Protestant
nobility and literary Lord CarhnEford. Lord
Aberdsre. Ny. Lacky, etc
N Francis Ciares works hold the highest rank
in English literature The C.p Serriee Gazette the
leading organ OF The English literary opinion says
Miss Cusack has demonstrated that she the
highest capacity for works of this kind
Please remember the poor in Ireland and send some
help Sister Mary Francis Glare for Christmas
de6<
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CHOICE GRoCERIEs.-Those who wish to
keep q merry Christmas will do well to call Mr..
Joseph waechter No J64 Magazine street He has fine
fat turkeys chickens and geese fresh eggs mnoe meat
etc ETC. his prices always at the lowest posi-
BILE figure.
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ONE PRIcE.-The popular clothing house of
II T. Stevens Co, No. 1855 Canal street, do business
solely the price system, mark their goods low in
plain figures and do justice to all Their stock Of mems
boys and chldrens clothing is very complete and
readers will do we'll TO give them a call.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-12-20

CHEAP DRY GooDs.-Our readers will find
John soanlan correct reliable merchant He buys
for cash, selects his goods carefully and is,
quenty. able to sell very cheap He has large stock
seAsOnRble dry goods, and readers should give
him q call.
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Wooden Ware.
Willow Ware.
HOTEL WARE.
DCS7ERS.
3 z Q S II z s.
VASES.
ORNAMENTS.

FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR.
THE LARGEST AND BEsr ASSORTED STOCK
BOOTS AND SHOES
LADIES, GENTLEMEN'S, MISSES, BOYS AND
CHILDREN'S WEAR
Is now opened and for sale at
VIM. HOGAN'S,
% and lO1 Canal Street..---99 and 101
LATEST FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
STYLES,
At PRICES TO Def COMPETITION.
This imnense stock has been PURCHASED FOB
CASH, and must be SOLD FOR CASH
The ERRONEOUS IMPRESSION that goods cannot
be sold cheap Canal street. on account OF high
etc the public mind should be disabused Of and VIM
HOGAN begs t, offer tho following reasons why he
CAN afford TO sell frstclsss goods at extremely low
prices
l. He buys direct from the Manufacturer
2 He buys for Cash.
B. He buys Auction Goods.
T. He manufacturer largely himself
Purchases are made in Iarse ots Wholesale rates,
and can b. disposed of at Low RATES FOR CASH
CALL AND SEE FOR TOCRSELF.
fine stock of Gepts' and Boys celebrated CABLE
SCREW WIRE sEwED BOOTS aud SHOES always
hand.
VIM. HOGAN,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN BOOTS,
SHOES, TRUNKS, vALIsES AND BAGS,
80 and lOi C-ua Street
R-A large number of REMING TON SEWING
MACHINES to be sold Al factory prices. to close the
machine business.
All orders promptly attended to. del3 5p If
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EfnS gold sets, ear drops, chains, lockets, studs
- 1870 b.sssus Al late stylsa and psiOes low, at A.
- So Iessssr, 81 Charles corner Commercial Plaza
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Gold pens and pencil cases for Christmas
A. N Hill, Manufacturer. &c st. Charles street.
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Black alpaca a speciality at Levy Bros, SEQ
Magazine street
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CT. PATRICK's HALL FOR RENT

ST. PATRICK'S HALL FOR RENT.
This magnificent EAn, the LARGEST IN THE
COUNTRY, will be completed about the 18th Of
# AL kinds. LECTURES. CONCERTS, FAIRS.
BALLS etc. and viii be rented at VERY MoDER-
ATE PRICES
The four elegant STORES the ground floor, front
ing on Camp street. and the BALLROOM. REsTAU-
RANT, with all conveniences attached fronting on
Apply 70 JOHN HENDERSON,
Hib- rnia Insurance Company,
noea57 No. 81 Camp street.
RARGAINs IN DRY GOODS.
B. w. CRoNER,
147------ Canal Street. 147
Between Bourbon and Dauphne streets
Have always on hand 4 choice assortment of
EMPRESS o cLoTHs MoHAIs N scoTGa IdR
SILKS. BoMBAZINEs. IA MISE CLOTHS.
WHITE orToNS. etc, etc which. having been
at o IA they e s
f. IL 1sis country saw a CRoNER pt
r AIDES HAIR EMPORIUM.
NINE. e. MULLER,
CATE E csozAp)
Removed to Goa Magazine Street.
Has received her Fall Stock of the latest Partisan
GOODS, NoUvKAUTEs
for the Hair and Bust with everything appertainine
Combipg s made up and all required alteration and
repairs promptly attended to and at most moderate
| prices. no22 Im5p
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IT b. HONOR, .,,--,-.
MOSS MATTRESS Es, All Sizes, Cheaper than ever.
Having been many years in the business and having
every facility pTepaI cd to furnish families steam
ships stcamboats, hotels and boarding no with
Moss Hair and Feather MATTRESSES. PILLOWS,
Possihle PRICES no22 lp5p
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WHO Is 10 BLAME 2

While ! am on this subject l may as Well
state that II is my firm conviction, founded
upon what have seen since have been with
the Carlists, that they have been far more sim
ned against than SHINING. That public Opiu-
ion has gone against them arises simply from
the fact that they have not n powerful tele-
graph agency like that of keoter. whose
untrutbfulness is becoming prOverbial, 20
circulate their stories OF Republican out
RACES. believe the Republicans have in every
case been the FIRST to commit outraEes, and that
all the Car1stS have ever done has been in the
way to reprisRls. There is DO doubt that at the
battle eff AbeTZuZa Conchs determined to burn
Estella, as he burned VillatuertR, ZabOlls
and Aberzuza, and that the eighteen prisoners
who were caught in the very act OF firing
houses were executed in the heat of combat
aud surrounded by an outraged and ruined
peasantry clamorinE Loudly for vengeance.
Besidee should like to know who has a right
to throw stones at DoI Carlos. 1t seems to
me that King William, the good ARD g. pious,
shot prisoners during the late Franco PruEsian
war for q less crime than houseburning-that
of defending their homes and fresides against
the invader. i have heard that q quite good
natured old gentleman, called John Bull, once
amused himself by blowing people from the
! mouths of cannon, The Americans shot Pris-
toner's, and not only prisoners but hostages
during our little unpleasantness, thus rival
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

Cheap, Appropriate and Useful Presents.
Elegant Black and Colored SILKS
DRESS GOODS. from leso per yard upw ards,
Black and Colored CASHNERES.
Embroidered and a. S. HANDKERCH IFS,
KID GLOVES, LACE COLA 8,
LADIES, HosE-an Kinds and qualities
BRoCHE sHAwLs and sCARFs,
SILK and WOODEN sCARFs,
WHITE FLANNEL, CANTON Fl ANNEL,
WHITE COTTON, PRINTS, ETC.
CARPETS MATING. etc, erc..
de1s Im5p ALL AT Low PRICES.
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MILLINERY AND WORSTED.
NINE. ROSA REYNOiR,
No. coo Magazine street, Josephine.
Keeps & choice selection of the latest and fashion
able HATS, BONNETS. Wells. LACES. and many
other received direct from Paris and New
York. Also. complete stock of Berlin Zephyrs Java
Canvas Slipper Patterns Pin Cusb and other
article usually found in first class Worstsd Store.
Especial attention given orders ladies resid
ing in the country, and satisf4cIiou guaranteed.
MRS ORCHARD,
FASEIONAB BILE DRESSHAhEES
Late of MIS- Montague ~.
600 Magazine Street. JOsaphine.
Dresses made a superior at, lie, and a perfect fit
guaranteed. Cutting BAstiug solicited. Country
and city orders attended to. Pric.s moderate.
mol 3m5p
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Eating Macear0ni.

A contributor Of the Arcadani thus dc..
cribes his experience in eating maooaroLi:
l know men who have been for years
under Italian tutorship in this city trying to
learn how to swallow the food Of sunny Italy
with ease and grace. But sfter all their ef-
forte they remind you Of On anaconda swaL
lowing his blanket
remember my own attempt pot long ago
in the company of Siguors Muzio and Strak-
osch. The delicious rermicular food came
in coils 100 feet l,ng Istuck my knife into
it, cut of section and swallowed it.
Horror seized upon my companions.
"Corpo di Bachi!" exclaimed Muzio -
'Placidamenti! fill! dam. 1t is sacre!-
sacrileege!'
As for strakoseh he was pe,r;fed with
grief and indignation. "Mein Gott.n he
exclaimed, "you must II coot him.,
leand back In despair, looking t the in
terminabls food, and watched my friend dis
pose of it. They rseled it on their forks,
- one emil of the glutiuious cable in their
mouths, and then paid it out into their stom.
achs without bite.
The operation was beautiful one It
was not so muoflike eating as 1t was like
taking in stern line; but it was a marvel of
skill tried it. felt the tendsr serpen
sliding greasily down my throat and coiling
into my stomach in concentric rings. The
sensation mndened me. 1t seemed to me
that was eating stomach pump. hor-
rible idea seized me. What if l should
cough or choke with only half Of the line
paid out-part of i, in my stomach and part
Of it on vs. plate-and l anchored thusl /
knew that net IN Italian would dare TO lift
a sacriligious knife and cut me loose Strak-
osch, knew, would dance around me and
warn everybody not to coot him.
do not hesitate to say that when could
stand it no longer l fed, paying out van
ished, and leaving q wake of maccaro,i not
unlike the tail of a comet
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An exhibition is nov being given IN Lon
don which will do mech to undermine the
belief Of Gre dulous people in so-callsd spir-
itual Manifestations. The conductors Of the
exhibition, Ne,srs. Maskelyne and Cook.
are sending al the clergy cards Of sdnis.
sion. The object Of this invitation" says
the English Churchman, "is declared to be
the wish Of the perforformers TO make known
ss widely a. possible the facts that they 81.
feet all the mar1els performed At ssan1s Il
the spiritualis:s, and yet assert TIA: all
their feats are done by the aid Of hur1an ap-
pliances, and have nothing suparhuman
about them. Aud most marvellous are those
feats! The attendant asked for the loan of =
coat, and within ten seconds it Was found
turned Inside out on the back Of Maskelyns
who hai his arms through the sleeves, al
though botn his hands we're fastened to the
seats with cords, fastened with seal, tho In
preston of which bad not been broken or
def4ced The lender, on this OCCASION,
doubted the truth Of his coat having been
really put on by Mr.. Maokelyne. and asked
him to put on a second coat which he knew
to be marked with the singlarity Of the
sleeves lined with scarlet flannel, when to
his Infinite surprise, within q few seconds.
the door Of the cupboard was opened and the
operator was discovered with his hands ap-
parently still tied down a. before in the
tight grasp of the sealed hempen cord. II is
comfort to be assured by Mackelyne's own
authority that be is neither witch, wizard
nor neeromsncer, and has no familiar spirit
to aid him In his tricks
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A considerable excitement is being CIR .
ated in the village Of Bli,s6eld. near Adrian.
Mich. By the presence there of the spirits
alist mediums, Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes.
These mediums have, for the pas. five
months, been 10 Pniladelphia. where they
have been ''matsrializinG spirit forms" The
parsonage most noted vas that of K ,te
King. The fast of these persons being IN
BI;ssfeld noon became noised a5oat in this
ely. and on September 10 . plumber oil
spirsuahsts in the city vent to that place
to be present at q sesnoe. A reporter Of
the Tinses WAS one Of the party. and his
experience appeared in fuil in the Times
of to. day. No deception csuld be diecov-
cred. The cabinet was put up in the sit
ting room Of a common house. and from
this appeared so-csiled spiritual faces and
hands, and finally the door Of the cabinet
opened and the full form of . handsome
young lady, said to be the renowned Kate
King, appeared. She walked around the
room and conyersed With and teached the
guests present. She was dressed in th.
traditional white, and her form was artisti-
cally moulded Her countenAnec was
almost transparency white. The particu.
las of the eeance causes no little excite
ment, and several companies are making
arrangements to go to Bliss6eld to attend
the seanocU and investigate the matter
Detroit Tribune.