The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-06
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preparing for publication.
The Faradsy cleared for st. Johns, n. f.,
to-day.
Berlin special says the Turks are collect
ing large force TO crush Herzegorina Will
ono blow.
Marie Stuart won the Brighton Cup; Louise
Victoria second, Kaiser third.
DUBLIN. Aug 5.-The celebration of the
one-hundredth birthday Of Daniel OConnell
commenced this morning, and will continue
three DAYS. This morning solemn religious
ceremony was held in the Cathedral Cardi-
nal Manning officiated. This afternoon the
oratorio of Elijah will be sung in the Exhibl-
zion Palace.
In the evening there will be concert OF
Irish in the same place, when the centenary
ode will be recited The houses are deco
rated with banners. garlands, mottoes and
great display of green.
The following members OF Parliament were
present as representatives Of the Catholic
Union Messrs Edmund Dease, John George
MCCARTHY, Arthur John Moore, Keys
O'Clery, Miles VIM. O'Reilly and Patrick
James Smythe.
The distinguished guests who have arrived
to participate in the celebration are: Arch
bishops of Basic and Nantes, Prince Edward
Radziwill OF Posen, DIR. Lingen, member of
the German Parliament; Revs. Rivaldi and
Nantry, of Rome; DR.. Beck, the Pope's cham
Lerlain, and M. Faletti, a member of the
Swiss Parliament
Illness in the family of Lord OHagen may
prevent him from delivering the centenary
grafton tomorrow in Sackville street, in
which case it will be published and distrib-
utsd.
DR.. Crockett, the new Archbishop of Cas-
sci. peached sermon at the religious cere-
monial in the Cathedral this morning. on
O'Connell, the Liberator." -Four Arch
bishops and five hundred priests participated
in the ceremonies which were very impressive.
The Cathedral was densely crowded. The
music arranged for the occasion was magnih-
cent.
PARIS, Aug. Sat the meeting of the COM
mittee to promote the representation of
France at the Centennial Exhibition at Phila-
delphia, yesterday, a communication was re-
ceived from the General Transatlantic
Steamship Company, promising to reduce the
tariffs for freight and passengers destined for
the exhibition. The list of exhibitors will
close on the 18th inst.
CALCUTTA, Aug. 5.--Floods in the north
western provinces have swept many dwellings
away. Great loss OF life is feared
BERLIN, Aug. 5.-A water spout burst over
the town of Kernier, Rhenish Prussia. A
bridge and several houses were swept away,
and thirteen persons drowned.
ROME, Aug. 5.-A Pontifical high mass was
celebrated to-day in the Church of the Irish
College, as a mark of sympathy with the
O'Connell festival.
COPENHAGEN. Aug. 5.-Hans Andersen died
OF cancer There is universal mourning in
Denmark at his death. Populations from
various parts of this country and elsewhere |
IN Europe will attend his funeral.