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MORNING MESSENGER SUNDAY MAY 10 IL

1t has existed in one form or another ever
since the nation itself had recognized ex.
istence, and must continue to exist. 1t is
an Inherent and ineradicable weakness of
our geographical position and our form of
government 1t cannot be annihilated, but
it may be SO jealously watched and so
carefully and judiciousiy controlled as to
render it comparatively harmless. But if
the American people refuse to see in Sec
tionatism an ever present danger, and if
their rulers and law makers treat il as
Gumhug and sca'ecrow, il will at no very
distant day shatt,r the republic into fray-
nunts. Let us rouse. irmin the dream OF!
security aud Face this great and growing
peril before ii is 10, late.
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THE BEST COUGH SYRUP IN THE WORLD
Is THAT WHICH COMBINES
Efficacy, PIeasantness and Cheapness.
DUCONGE'S
PICTORIAL BALSAMIC SYRUP
FULFILS ALL THESE CONDITIONS.

l. 1t is 50 palAtable that children take 1t wit
much relish.
?. Owing to its peculiar composition, it never fer
ments, and be used with safety to tho last drop
after several months standing which is great saving
to the pockets.
And last. though not least it is sovereign in Colds
Coughs, Catarrhs Bronchitis Laryngtis, Sore Throat
Whooping Cough, Splitting of Blood and even in Con
sumption, when timely rosorted to.
1t is standard medicine which time has only mad
popular. It is old friend in every household
Louisiana horo it has boon in tue last forty
ears with unfaling and its reputation Is
spreading with great rapdity throughout Alabama
Georgia, Mississippi and Texas.
For sale, with full directocs by Whoelock Finlay g.
Co.. Ball. Lyons & Co, J. Hart & Co., Frederickson
& Harte E. Monteu5e & Co.. st Cyr Fourcade, Alex
& Gaadat, George Meyer, P. Bacthe, Jos. Pfeffer
II Cur:us, J. Gourdon, =. Marchand, and generally by
all respectable druggists.
sa@b \. CAE&UCCIIE. General Agent
u nOS I'm Bg CHaTtIeH street, N. q.
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Mernlng Star and Catholic Messenger.
ssw ORLEANS, SUNDAY, MAY 10, liza.
JUVENILE COLUMN.
ONLY A BOY,


Only hoy, with his noise and fun,
The veIiest mystery under the sun;
AS brimful Of mischief, and wit and glee,
As ever human frame can be,
AS hard TO manage as--whatl ali, me
It's hard to tell,
Yet We loved him well.
Only n boy with his fearful tread,
Who cannot be driven, must be led
Who troubles his eighboIs dogs and cats,
And tears more clothes, and spells more hats.
Loses more kites, and tops, and bats,
Than would stock store
For year more
Only boy, with his Wild strange ways.
With his idle hours, and busy days.
With his queer remarks and his odd replies
Sometimes foolish and some times wise,
Often brilliant for one of his size,
AS meteor is hurled
From the planet world
Only boy, who will be man,
If nature goes on with her first great plan
IF intemperance, or some fatal snare,
Conspire not to rob of this, our heir,
Our blessing, our trouble. our rest, our caro-,
Our torment, our joy!
"Only o boy!"
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In st. Louis every body is considerable, aud
therefore daily paper remarks 1.-TWO gentle
man and lady left for the Penitentiary last
week"
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ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION
MOUNT DE CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.
GKEAT REDUCTION OF TEN!
VNO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.

The for making inquiries and selecting n
school for your daughters and wards s approaching
Should you desire for them first class Academy In
which at quite moderate rates, be thorough
English and French course combined with srtraordir-
airy advantages in music, fail not to investigate the
claims of the Mount de Chantal Visitation Academy
near Wheeling, West Virginia. Not only it's rare
education advantages Ia this Academy unsurpassed
but also for the beauty of surrounding scenery
noun tain air and extensive REQ reation grounds.
The highest testimonials be procured in almost
any part of this country already this excellent
stitution is the Alma Mater Of Of the gifted
aud accomplished of our American ladies.
TERMS FER ANNuA:
Including Board and Tuition In the entire En- elsh
and French course. bed and bedding washing
and mendug, lights and fuel, stationery and doc
500
Lessons on the Piano.
Even more favorable terms may DO made when two
more sisters smu ltaneously attend tho Academy.
For further particulars. apply BY mail tho Direct
of Mount dc Chautal Academy the Visitation
near w eeliog, West Virginia
- References by Special Agreement -
Gen Sherman U. s. Army. and lady Wellington u. c.
Gen. .. Il. Sturges. U. S, Army.
Gen. George Sy kes. U. s. Army.
Gen. N. Palmer U. s Army.
Gen. z. Graham, U. s. Army.
Brig. Gen. w. N. Graham u. s. Army
Mrs. Admiral Dahlgren Washington. d. G.. i,Ia 7LIv
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EDUCATIONAL.
COLLEGE
COLLEGE
NJ NJ ULATE CONCEP TIOH
Corner Of Common and Bar streets
NEW oRLEANE.

This Literary 1hstution, incorporated by tho Statse
louisiana ana empowered to confer degrees, IL
Quoted by the Fathers at te
ings arc well adapted for educational pnrposea A
court yard entirely cut oil from hr ly~a ts,
r"cteatton 40 that from ia" arrival ut ruy'ie al
A.M ti their depnt tnc NJ 4r's they osa>kNsai1
seCu'led and superintendent.
J he Course Of Instructun Is threrr'l Y~tr,r,srz
Commercial and Classical
Tho Preparatory ,''".oe i Tor be- nnrr-.
The touImHrcia tiours" Tor tlu,u
not wi-h ~ lcaIu Latin and Src"A
Th" Class cal C"u-o ia !oJ those wGo desire . have
complete education.
lF"Hrh t+taHSht ST th" three 'o"fSr+.
students are not admitted unless they know hsv ~
read and write.
The moral ard ligious raimn the students IS Ian
lead NJ objects OF tho instructors.
EFely month report ia sent 10 par"Ats stating
duct progress, rank in class and Attendance.
Tho acadomical year bcginn tho hrst of OxtpAar
and closes towards tho end of July.
TERMS:
Collegiate Course payable in advance and fl UniAca
States currency, two months. SEQ
Preparatory Course. $40.
apr 7a'y REV. F. GAUrrELET. ProaiazxA
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EDUCATIONAL.
1T. sTANrsLAUS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
BAY ST. LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI

This institution chartered by the State Legislature
and conducted by the Brothers of the Sacred Heart,
has been in successful operation since 1855 Beautifully
stuated tho shores of the Bay eIten
svo view of the Gulf and aordng all the adv
of the breeze and bathing in the Summer its spi-n
did location IS great Indictment TO hoahui exercise
and amuse:nent for the pupils. The Commercial Course
comprises all the bF'ches of good English education.
TERMS:
Board and Tuition, per session. payable half yearly
advance
Was hing .SStul IL 10
Beddihg, per 50 Ss.on, iJptoHal 10 10
Doctor
Vacation If spcut at the iuetitutiop 50 10
EXTRA CHAR! FH:
F.ano aud Violin. per tIunth .Ch..........-... 10
Ure o Iia:o. per month ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
Sthte per month
Brass Instrument, per mont 200
Spaus and Germ an nSuages, month each. "
For further particulars, apply
BRO. FL.ORIMOED
ap26 '74iv Director of tho College
TEN OF IMPORTANCE TO PARENTS AND
GUARDIANS.
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This longestablishod Institution ElvoIaLIy knerv
TO ths people OF tho Sonth, will enter upon ~ Fury
fourth Scholastic year
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This InstItutlon chartered with Unrvers,ty prisi-
sSos Is under the charge or the ugustluan FatEorS
and offers superior advantages students wh0desIrS
AXE thorough Classical. Scientific Commercial
c0urse 1t is situkted on the PeRnSyvsnia Central
Railroad eleven miles from PhiAdsIphta. RailroaA
Station and Postofico the College grounds.
TRRns
session Of Ave months n ndyAnoe).
For particulars send for catalogue.
vEKE Rsv. Z. eALBRRRY,
jy@ BIy RrsosaelA-
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MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

l. JORGER, n
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY sD
Corner Of Dryades and Secoud Streets \W
And Corner of Felicity and Magnolia Streets IN
NEW ORLEANS.
Pure Drugs Select Mecicines and Choice Chemicals
Per fumery Soaps, Fancy Articles and all articles
usGally found in a well-reguluted Drug Store.
Prescriptions car ofully con- pounded day and night.
mb29 ~ ly
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.SrRI>G iILL CNInEGE.
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PREPARED Us
DR.. J. c. AVER 81 co., Jewell, 2I.sssp
Practical aud AnaIyticeI Chemists.
AND SOLD ALL ROUND THE WORLD.
PRICE,, $500 PER BOTTLE.
ss2s 73ly
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r INSTITUTION OF THE SISTERS OF ST JOSEPH
l. Corner St. Philip and Galvez streets,
New Orleans.
And Bay st. Louis the Sea Shore

The government throughout this establishments 10
mild and parental The pupe are never rated from
their nstruotressee Raoreation table dormtories
mote atfectionate union between the Sisters and
ycTng ladies' 9trusted to their mOthsS,Ey care
with the of society The comprses
ledge cultivated at the present day Each language
taught by natives of respective countries to
The academcal year closes with public exhibition
and distribution of premiums to which parents In
Education is here the object special ton and
solictude Governing those placed under their charge
vor to incucae principles of solid piety, req ure
strict observance of polite and amiable
Pupils of ali demon nations are admitted POI
NoI;A,.DuI9g the bathing season the Boarding
of St Jesegh haye iourlshins academy.
Washing, ......:...:.I 10 90
Music Lessons and use Irt': iinent .::..-.: - GO
Singing Lessons NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
Pastel oii painting asco :, 20 t.. number Of nuy',
Needle work in all is ic.les. -pidnp 'i'-"
artificial flowers Is taught 70 fht .Hr- '"s' 'nA""
For further particulars 4'"~,t- '-.p~. ..~.. -.
leans ;" o. II more convenieu =. 81, ' ~ gov
noso ely or C. DEF D. ED : ~
PASS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE.
MISSISSIPPI
The Halls OF thia Institution are opon to young men
desirous Of pursuing thorough Commercia sccntlGc
or Classical Course of Studies.
Terms per annum. goo. ---s--,'1
oc2b 70 Iy BRO. LEoNIDIAN. Prssidont
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Ayers -Aguo Cure,

For Fever and bsua, Lnternlitt ont Fever,
Chill Fever, R.raiitcuj Fever, Dumb
AGae, Po'ioatce' or Bilious Fover, &C.,
and indeed all tao affections which arse
from nlni3rioHa, "'..sah, or miesmatic
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~ ,..- remedy j. iout!oY
cs...: - Icy u" n""aS sites OF
....' =. ri' "a r,"ii" than 4
IL cure for Fever
..' ~,rh We ere now
'f' are. with = perfect
4 J. III g. .liiC.Itc
."', sr,t VIA a.sur-
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TEN OF IMPORTANCE TO PARENTS AND
GUARDIANS.
The New York herald., 1874-10-03
NEW JERSEY.

railroad man named Patrick Curley met with
a terrible death at Morrstown on Thursday
night. He fell upon the rails and was run over by
a locomotive, his head being severed from his
BODY. His son was standing by at the time.
Abram Ledeboer, the proprietor OF q small drug
store In Paterson has mysteriousy disappeared,
and what has become OF him is a matter that has
caused no little alarm to his friends, who ha ve
searched every imaginable spot for MIN In vain.
Much feeling exists in Hoboken In consequence
OF the refusal OF the Common Council to pay the
policemen their wages Tor the month OF Septem.
are that the Commissioners nave appointed five
officers In excess OF the number allowed by law
andVhey feel rhat they may be held responsible
for any moneys they may pay 10 men whom they
deem not lawfully entitled TO receive 1t.
The taxpayers OF Northern Hudson county are
excited over the action oil the Hobogen Common
Council lavoring the proposed four million JOB OF
supplying the northern townships with water from
the HaCkensack. The ONLY Councilman VINO voted
against 1t was Z. J. Williams. The people are also
dissatisfied with the manner OF voting the ques-
ton. Unless the men OWNING the greater portion
OF the property go 70 Hoboken and register a
protest against the scheme the enterprise IS to be
commenced.
The trial OF Dr. N. &. Ricardo in q civil suit for
$4,000 damages, brought by the parents Of Walter
Schafer, oil Passaic for alleged malpractice. Is stil
on In tue Paterson Courts, aud Is creating great
interest," especially among the medical fraternity,
1nasmnch a. many VI them nave Deen called upon
The New York herald., 1874-10-03
LONG ISLAND.

Jacob Creaser, a German farmer residing at
near the bridge in the village or Rlverhead on
Thursday night and rODpe0 OF his watch and chain
and SIS in money the robbers escaped.
The republicans OF Jamaica last evening elected
Messrs. William S. Cogswell, Samuel s. Aymar and
Edwin B. Moore to represent them in the Queens
County Central Committee during the coming
year. Delegates to the County and Assembly con.
yentions were also elected.
Captain Charles A. Person. station agent OF the
Long Island Railroad at Brdgehampton, mad $3.50
stolen from his dwelling on Wednesday afternoon.
The money was IN bureau drawer IN a bedroom
on the ground floor, and window was lett open
through which the tniel entered.
The County Convention OF the republicans OF
Suffolk county was held at Riverhead yesterday
and made rhe following nominations For men,
ber OF Assembly. N. ID. Petty, OF Rverheaa: Jns-
tice OF the Sessions, Henry 5. jennings OF Isllp
Supern tendent OF the Poor, Edward L. Gerard !:
Coroner, George l.. Hunting, o! Bridgehanpton
the nomination OF Coroner Tor Fishers Island
was passed over.
The board Of Audit appointed to consider ana
pass upon the matter OF the Newtown bonds ana
other claims consisting OF the Mayor and Super
visor of Long Island City and the Supervisor OF
Newtown, have thus lar allowed only claims on
bonds. The Board, by their action, have ac-
knowledged the validity OF the different series OF
bonds, including those issued or the establish
ment OF the Blssvllle road, the question of the
The different incluue the Blissville road
bonds, the Maupan avenue bonds, the Hoffman
boulevard bonds, the Jackson avenue bonds and
the Grand street bonds.
The New York herald., 1874-10-03
THE GREAT SCANDAL.

Mr.. Moulton and the Proctor Libel
Suit-Theodore Tflton's Wedding An
ntversary.
As early as ten O'Clock yesterday morning the
mutual iriend," Francis D. Moulton, drove up in
front OF the Kings County Court House, and, alight
ing from his vehicle, entered the District Attor-
ney'S office. He informed Chief CLERK Levi faron,
in the absence OF Mr.. Winslow, tnat his partner,
Mr.. jeremiah P. Robinson, was cenfined to his
house by sickness and would not be able to justify
as his second bondsman In the suit brought
against him by Miss Edna Dean Proctor. Mr..
Faron suggested that it would be well TO go up
stairs and see Chief Justice Nelson, OF the City
Court, on the subject. Judges Nelson and McCue
were both on the bench when Mr.. MOulton entered
the court room. Mir. Moulton expressed his regret
at having to disappoint the court, whereupon
Judge Nelson said the justification can be just as
well deferred. Judge Nelson SAID that II Mr.. Rob-
inson could not come to the Court House bv noon
tomorrow he would go to his house and take his
justification
Judge McCue (smilingl-I would commit Mr..
Moult0n TO jail.
Mr. Moulton Qaugning)-Do SO and see how
cheeriully ne will 20.
The defendant IN the Proctor libel suit then
withdrew apparently in the very best OF spirits.
Mr.. Woodruff has justified in $500 as bondsman
and the bail t$3,O00) Will be complete when MI
Robinson lustltes.
Yesterday was an eventful anniversary to Theo-
dore Tllton. Nineteen years ago last night he was
married by Rev. Henry Ward Beecher to Miss
Elizabeth M. Richards at Plymouth church. II
also the thirty ninth anniversary OF mis- BIRTH.
The New York herald., 1874-10-03
NEW YORK CITY.

The new chime OF ten bells for st. Thomas
church, made by McNeely h Co., OF West Troy
N. Y, will be tested for the public by professional
ringers thus Saturday afternoon, from iour to
five O'Clock
The National School OF Design will open on Mon
day next. The applications thus far greatly ex-
ceed those Of last year. The Examining Council
will be held this evening, before which all draw
ings VIII be placed.
The promised lecture by the Lord Mayor OF Dub
lin. on "oliver Goldsmith" will be delivered on
Tuesday evening. at the Academy of Music, on be-
hall OF the Church OF ST. Cecilia, at 105tn street.
OF which the Rev. H. Flattery Is pastor
Yesterday afternoon Captain Hldreth, the late
commander of the Pacific mail steamer Guate-
mala, made his deposition relative to her loss on
Watng's Island before the United States Local
Inspectors OF Steamships on Pine street. me re-
port will not be made public until next Wednes-
day, when the Official investigation Will commence
The majority of English steamers leaving this
port to-day for Liverpool take steerage passengers
at SIP, but in many cases only $1l Is paid. 1t Is
expected that next week rates will be down to
$40. Paris can now be reached Ior s14 and $l5.
The German steamships, which about five years
ago emerged s37 so IN gold, are now charging s2A
In currency.
The annual meeting OF the New York Associa-
tion OF Veterans OF the Mexican War was held at
the armory OF the Twelfth infantry, corner OF
Forty-nfh street and Broadway, on Thursday
evening" The attendance was large. The
following persons were elected officers for
the ensuing year r-PresidenJ-Maior General
Joseph HOOKER. United states Armv. Vice
Presidents-Colonei William Linn Tidball, General
| Francis Il. Pluto, Vice Admira S. G. Rowan United
States Navy; General II. Gates Gibson, United
States Army; Rear Admiral Henry Wake, United
States Navy; General Thomas W. Sweeny, United
States Army; Captain S. B. H. Vance. General
Charles X. Graham, General John q. Robinson,
United States Army, and Colonel John L. Broome.
United States Marines. Corresponding secretary
Captain James G. Marriott Recording Secretary
Captain John w. Root. Financial Secretary-Com-
rade N. w. Cole. Treasurer Captain Jeremiah
sherwood Surgeon-Dr. Alexander Perry. Mar.
shal-General ]. H.. Hobart Ward, Sergeant-at.
Arms-Comrade Peter Waters,
The New York herald., 1874-10-03
STATEN ISLAND.

MI. Lester Scoleld Chief OF the North Shore Fire
Department, has given notice to the different com
panies to assemble at New Brighton on Monday for
q grand parade and test OF their steamers Tne
parade will be LED by u platoon ol ponce and the
route Will be on the shore road, IRON New
Brighton TO Maurie's Harbor and return TO Port
Richmond. where the test OF engines will be made
at the Liberty pole at Huguenot Hall. There Will
be collation. IN the evening.
Ground was broken yesterday Tor the work OF
Macadamizing Bay street, Stapeton, under the
supervision OF Mr.. Cocroft, superintendent OF the
government fortidcations at Clifton, Tne Trustees
OF Edgewater nave appropriated $4,000 for the
work OF Macadamizing this and other streets in
the village, WORK TO be continued while the money
lasts and to be completed as soon as practicable.
the Trustees have notified the Shore Railroad
Company to remove their track from the side TO
the middle OF Bay street through Stapeton aud to
grade the track SO as To make 1t conform with
their WORK
The New York herald., 1874-10-03
The Commissioners of Charities
and Correction.
PREsENTMENT BY THE GRAND JURY
The Majority and Minority
Statements.
The NOrrisania Receiver of
Taxes in Court.

The officers connected with Supervisor Hawley's
once aided by officers from the Fourth Collection
district, made capture OF an Illicit stl on Thurs
day morning at the vinegar factory OF Lorenzi 4
Reese No. $50 East Fifty-fourtn street. Reese has
been arrested, and, having waived an examna-
tion was held in $4,000 bail by Commissioner
Shields TO await the action OF the Grand Jury. The
still seized Is capable Of turning out forty gallons
OF whiskey per day.
paragraph having appeared IN a morning pa
per to the eiect that the papers, some OF them,
IN the case OF Patt and Boyd are missing from the
once or Mr. Bliss, United States District Attorney,
that Official yesterday, on being questioned by re-
porter in reference 10 the matter replied that the
Information aid not come from his department;
that ne was not a witness in the case, and that he
declined 10 say anything IN relation 70 tie affair."
Yesterday Cyrus B. Boyd, No. l54 Bowery, made
a complaint before Commissioner Belts that he
had received postal card from one Webster Mer-
rift on which were written remarks rejecting IN
a scurrilouS manner upon Boyd. Ia default OF $3.50
bail Merritt committed Ior examination.
Judge Blatcnlord will SIT in the United states
District Court Tuesday, October 6, ior the trial
OF suits II admiralty.
The New York herald., 1874-10-03

Special Term afrmed, with costs-Glen Hall
Manufacturing COMPANY vs.. Han.
order reversed and Judgment and report OF ref
cree affirmed, win costs-Ladiux vs. Grand Trunk
Railway Company: Freedman VS.. Beckwith.
Order anrmed, with costs-Hammond vs.. Pen
mock
Oraer OF General Term reversed and Judgment at
Circuit affirmed, with costs-McCaderty VS.. Spuy.
ten Duyyil, &c., Railroad Company
order affirmed, ana judgment absolute ordered
against the appellant, with costs-Turnbull VS..
Osborn.
Judgment reversed and Judgment ordered for
the plaintn upon the verdict, with costs-Dlns-
more vs. Duncan.
Judgment OF the District Court and OF the
Common Pleas reversed, with costs-Van Loon vs..
Lyon.
Judgment reversed ana motion denied, with
costs OF appeal 10 General Term, and TO this Court,
and SO costs oI motlon-Munger VS.. Shannon.
Judgment oil General Term reversed and judg
ment ON report or referee affirmed, with costs
Dorm Fox.
order affirmed and Judgment absolute ordered
against tue defendant, with costs-Becker Vs.
Borr.
Order aiirmed and Judgment absolute ordered
against the piaintn, with cOsts-Hoover VS..
The New York herald., 1874-10-03
THOSE WORTHLESS BONDS.

Yesterday afternoon Judge Morgan disposed OF
the bond case which has for three four days ab.
sorbed the attention OF The Court. Messrs. Beck
& Hess, ~ viii be remembered, attempted to pass
worthless bonds representing to be Of the first
mortgage Of the North shore Railroad OF Long
Island There was a doubt IN the mind OF the
Court as to the identity OF this corporation. 1t
road IN prospect or whether IL had been begun and
tailed. The lawyer for Mr.. Fermwich told tho
Court that the North shore Railroad OF Long ISL
and had never been chartered, and It did not an
pear on the records or any or the counties OF Long
Island that any mortgage had been raised.
In disposng OF the case Judge Morgan said he
would hold Messrs Beck * Hess to answer the
charge OF conspiracy TO deiraud, and FIX BAH in
each case at $500. The prisoners were let 20 ON
thar capRsels narple aud Wll luInlsA hau ~ daY.