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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-16

For future delivery the market Is sc lower but the
demand ia not active Sales follows all basis OF Low
Middling: ou ,,, ooo ,o,,
August i6cO fissc 200 sc December 100 lS'.c Jan;
prScs-Apr iSsl Si6iis SEQ; May 16isssc June. I6s o
ioac; July i7ailssc; August 17sec September l6s'sS'
ss%Ss ssfs;c January ,d SgtF loo s e
300 is sec; May 1900 iagc 600, l69sc 100 l6ic
50S So l9o lo 900 Zoo gsc i 900 ilSSso Js
90 lose 800 2o sN 0 100 lSl'2ss'
i6 400 e2sc 500 vi 300 ies'sso 400, l6,slso: i0o
i6sisgc 400 l6isc; 300 6ssec August 100 I7'se 400
I7s,oc 200 17iisc 100 l79sc 1900 l7ec 300 l73ec;
100 I7isc 90, fssc 100 ',c 100 lI'gc; sePts ea
Der. lOj 16sgc; total 227Oo bales grand total z'ooo
bales. ..- a. 49,, o.,,,,u,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-16

SEEDS-Thert IA no mOvement TN gIOVtT Du. ~, All, a.
changed; 12'sc for Western Timothy is sa"y Out "' ~
81 SO. -, .... .o.,,,r n,
TAILOw-The demand good at steady prices sales OF
WMIsKY-Ihe market Is strong and the demand mode
rate sales OF $50 bbs at 81 IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-16

Quotations based standard u Classification iorSe sepS
l. 1s71 and Upland Cotton n store rnnnISs %s" '
Ordinary las strict qccA Ordinary. 10 MidaRn55 ss
oo .cns base on American standard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-16
The quotations of foreign exchange were as fol-

Money has been in good and ample supply all day,
and call loans have ranged at pad per cent though
AT the bank the general rate is ,. Prime discount
sold at sac. The following is the Clearing house
statement:
Curv exchanges S7Q 4i2 800 Gold exchanges $S1i22O
Currency balances 4l69408 Gold balances 159Os6
Government bonds were irmer, with a good in
ycstment demand reported We annex the latest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-16

PETROLEUM-Ths market on the whole Is not materially
the feeling not quite strong and the market
Ia sellers wanting
quote Refined bbs l4e bid for prompt and math "a Ia &c
asked for the INST hall Of May 1000 bbs so far
roth inst l4e Cases arr steady but qnet at l99d2Oe
demand al al " fo spot and balance Of month
Tic for May Naphha Is view Of sae but unchanged
csc The market At philadelphia r. ponnaly 4d for
month bills d for 2b "a 18th at lac. Baltimore
sdvices from the source o. supply ~ received today are az fol
lows tusyil quiet ~ 72 for Upper Roads On City firm,
81 72laSl rs Petroleum Centre quiet higher held 81 65
81 81 Housewife quiet and hrm, held ~ ~ idloute tIm
Al 40 freely bid wells PaTkers United. 81 49,; tnon
81 49, Outside " 42 shipments IT'S bols feeling sfs and
duh. -.
RICE-The inquiry h hight and preee nrm. Small sales oi
Carolina sd1at Louisiana al 64d PC for Low " i1mt
rTodeA 6c The sok Of itangoon ts morn
ing 1900 bags
SUGARS Holders Of Raw Sugars are firm m their
yieWh spd Askinr lee. ahaye quotations DOt TN
market y@y snis, and N. cosrngs MN saAs psi
Cuba II SaSl<; Prime 10 ~ SIC Centrifugal hbds snd
boYeA Hos N IL. a. s9ag4t and No ~ tIa,G BOZ ~
ss1f sned firm and the demand fair at s2sS2e of
Soft yellow 9pSlOe ici sofi White lostc for Crnsh~'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-16
STOCK DEPARTMENT. O'CLOCK p.


Sales OF state BondS-RdirO1d BOIadS-B1nk and 10
road shares Express Stocks DC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-16

jersey Bag Meal is steady, quiet We quote Fine white
at 81 sSesl 90 Fine Yellow a. 81 ja$l 20 Coarse a. - ~
81 y S. b. '00 "'A' 1t u 'oD'- ~ '''" ''r ~
obtsincd for Gram IN
other commodities there change the brisk demand IO
Petroleum prevailing the past few days mas agan
active the feeling stronger owing to depletion Of le
tonnage most in request TIE ensagements include
d%et ss''p and y y sal 600 of Cotton 'S
bush grain 6.c The charters embrace: Danish Drig
hence 10 Cork United Kingdom with 1850 bbs
sSn hence To- Continent with 1000 bbls do at As
BARI OF Cas- tons hence to Yokohama anu ogG Sdth
British bark from Philadelphia with 37Oo grain to
orders at IS Cd NorSesan bark hence 70 oGdon
with 800 do at o. and SorSesian bark hence 10 oorA
for orders with 300 do do at IS Sd
GRAIN-Inqury for wheat at early Change was light and
with more desire To- sci, buyers G ma" seG resp Snnes in
reigts and liberal offerings checked ne snpPng M
BUSH at II 81 Ungraded Iowa and Minnesota 81 p
for No. Chicago spring - 2oeri ~ iot 30 o., r N
NIwaikes aiIoat Il % for No Milwaukee in store II 30
pS 3OL, for Minnesota aoat 81 % for Red western
adoa and RI 36 in sore Barley II dull ana heavy sales 81
1000 Canada Fast at Fl 30 aoat Harley Mali du
but steady sales Of 1000 bush Slae at - o w
the sales $1,000 bush Nc% OHIO Mixed AZ ~ - &C
a aaSa n %s u c and
75@7j4c, ahoat and White at 1870 &c Mixed ONO AZ
opencd strong shippers held on and the market closed
lower and quiet the sales are - 900 bush Mkea at
Jersey yellow at 81 D92 % aoat Mixed Western at 9O19lc
Hay AND sTRAw-The market is very duh. and prices
rule buyers quote shipping at 700 7Jc; Retail
lots d$l Clover COZ I0c and Salt at 6Od55c straw IL
very quiet at 7jdSOc for Long Rye; 010bJc Tor
Short do. and 55d6Jc. for Cat, cash.
MOLASSES- demand for lIeinng Cuba continues ac
tive receipts from cuba have been about equally divided
direct impOriat0ns and market supply
trade demand has been regular with transactions Ia iar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-16
THE MARKETS..
[OarefuIly reported for Tng TRIBUNE
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.
which we're cleared to day for foreign ports

THUEsDAY. April 49, 1875.
following complete list OF exports shipped in vessels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-16

FLOUR AND MEAL-The Flour market opened very quiet
and tame for most grades the SUPPLY rger OF Snpng s
tras and Supcrfne Minnesota Extras im ami not plenty
At close the market weak AMI less acye more es
peciaiy shipping Extras and low grades O winter Weat tx
irls Of 7.hnu bhls. We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-16
FIRST BoARD-10l2 O'CLOCK 4. VI.
S,Jes of Staie BOads-RdiirOdd BOads-BGnE ana kdH
~ road SLarcs-fFpTtss Stocks. &c.

Northwestern III
100 ....bs. 81 "a
y J Central
l.7.....bc.l i3
Rock Island
lOO.....nc lO3 Is
400. d
Morris and Essex
N.Hsln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-16

CHpIesY-The market fairly active under the improved adj
vices from Europe local trade there s ia business
ma AT full rates. holdes their views receipts
are light being fast reduced only few lott Of
havoa rrive Cd We nIotg
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-29
Dubuque, Soma, Qten6ag on 49, nni 1875 Summer q,

bdufisen Resensiiie 1T Der gobsn 10 usid,
bab on cine Ssnusuns Der Grntemai9ineu
nidt 81 benfen lit. Die Jarmsr wiini5en
besbaIb ni6ts iebnli6er aIs einise Gage
trodenen, warmen Wettsrs. Den grnte.
arbeitern miro per Sag Swei Dollars oiie-
rirt, isbo6 seisen iid wenise seneist, fir
bieien Yreis einen Contract sinsusebsn.
uebrisens iinb alle 9anoitdote nit 9euten,
bic slrbeit in Der grnte iuden, iiberii1t.
Gin GROCER IbsiI bauOn i3eint iebr uerbd9s
tisss GeiinbeI gu iein, Dem es mebr um
StsbIen unb 9taubeu, ais um Nrbeit gu
tbun it, gon alien gdsn bsr wsrosn RIa-
gen aber bieie Iasebiebe Iaut unb man
tann eS ben 9ewobnern Der ldnSli1su Oi-
itriete ni3t uerarsen, wenn lie unter ioI6en
llmitanoen bic S@ieBeiien aus Der Gde
beruoriu4en unb neue 3rnbbit9sn auf.
iessn, Ooer anberweitise Gorii9tsmaBre=
seIn ssssn bic 9anoitrsidsr irsfien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-29
Offiee Ser @asette
30. 442 @aiuirrabe, ,mii9en 4. u. 5.

Hesisruns sroBe geiOrsniB best. Sie be-
banpten, Der ipaniide @sianbte su Baz
ris babe feline gsidwsrben aber sic benz
Garlismas an Der fran;0iiden @rense ers
;eiste Onlbuns ernsuert unb uarm sesea
bic ansebIiden miIotbdtissn5eite proteitirt,
oeren pabrer 3wed nur Sarin bsitebe, in
Earis @eIber fir bic garIiiten aufsubrins
gen. wtan nebme an, Jranfrei9 merbe
Oislen Ssi4weroeu iest weniser 8ea9tuns
identsn als fraber, ba OsutidIanb sesemz
pdrtis nur serinses Sntereiie an Ser Sa4c
Sss aOniss aliOnio nebms, Ssiien @esie@
runs su l9wad lei, UNI cine Sanblunssz
weiie ueriOIsen gu tOnnem, bie 0eutl9lant
ansensbm wdre. Cine cOmpstente Mutorie
tdt-sin attade Der ipaniidsn @eianbi9afs
in Faris - tbeitte Oiiiciea nit, bic Garliz
fen bdtten 45, 900 Mann quite SolSaten in
&sibs uno @lieo unb cine slside Nnsabl
Manni4aiten ;rueiter &laiie, wIrSem 70
lanse iiesrei9 iein als Der ariss 10 tpeitsr
seiibrt ,peroe, wis bies iest Der SAD IN.
Oepei9en aus @sabrio IaBen erieben,
baB bort bic lln,ufrieoenbeit nit Der iest
beitebenoen Hesierllns tdsli9 ;unimmt.
Die Mlioniilten Monardie 1T uadelis unS
unter ben Isitenoen YoIitifsru berrI9t alIz
semein bic 9lniidt Dor, baB cine neue Rez
sierunss :Griiis berannabt. Die Gapitalis
iten rpeisern iid, Der ipaniiden &esierums
anoerpeite geIouOri3aiie su MAIDEN.
Oas GarIiitensg gomite in 9onSon maht
betannt, IS babe ssadri@t uon eiuem sroz
zen Siege erbalten, ben Der GarIiitensez
neral SabalIs Bel Blanss, elmer % Weiz
len iiblid pon @erona seIsseneu 6afen-
itabt, mad ;Ipeitdsisem Sample iber bic
Eruppsn bes 8Oniss 9lIfoniO errunsen babe.
Die Garliiteu erbsutetsn bic 2anOnen unH
gorrdtbe Der gIiOniiiten unS ma@ten l4O-
@efansene.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-29
Aus,us aus hsn Telegraph. pspffdsu.
SeIsisu.

SrIiieI, 81. SUM. yee NorS" seist
an, OaB in Dem beIsiibsoeutldeu gon1itt
bic Sdlusnots bes 0srlinsr &abinets einz
setroiien 1T, pel6e geIsien iiir feline leste
gtote Santt uno Die grOrtsruns in ber
ireunoliditen @eiie i5lieBt.
Sranfrei6.
Baris, 10. SUM. Gin 9lmeritaner,
Siamens 6irman, ,uelder uorsab, NIT ben
@eiltern Der @bseidieOenen gu uerfebren,
iie na@ SeIieben ruien II. iOsar als 2l6tz
bilber ieieIn gu tSnnen, iit bes S9winbels
iduIbis seipro9en unb su feds Monateu
9efdnsnib uerurtbeilt uorosn.
Saris, 90. SUM-. Der OreiBiserausz
iduB bat in Der Ssratbuns iiber BEN WabL
seieeentwuri beidIoiien, bas sessuwdrhse
abitimmlnssipitsm mad 0spartements)
beisubalten.
9onbon, 2l. SUM. Gin Sslesramm
on Ssn pStanSaro" pon Yaris iast, es liesc
@uinb gu Dem GIaubsn DOR, baB Die Rez
sierllns beidlOiien bat, bic 8abl elmer neuz
en- @eietssbuns nod fir bieies Sabr aass
suidreibsn. OerieIbe Correspondent slaubt,
baB bic misunderstanding lire IufSz
Jung beidlisBen wiro, ba bic Resieruna
bamit einusritanoen 1T.
Paris, 90. SUM-. Wabrenb Der Oez
bate iber bic rOiientliden @swaItsn"
iprud Der Miniiter bes Snnern Buffet iein
gritaunen iiber bic seitern uon ben Rabifas
len Blanc unb Wsontiau auf bic Resierun9
semadtsn Mnsriiie aus. gr per,uies auf
Die Sbatia6e, paB Sas Miniiterium slei5
mad isiner Silouns iein politiides Pros
sramm uer0iientli9t babe, unb baB Nies
manS Samals isine Stimme sssen baNelbe
srbob. Gr, Buffet, Iueroe fiir bieies Pros
sramm siuiteben, 10 lanse sr i'm Gmt iei.
Gr ssbe ;u, oaB bic Seriaiiunssseiete
ni9t naa benz 0sipmade Der 9ern Waae
unS Moniau lsisn, baB iie bem YrdlSens
ten ser &spublit nidt 81. Stellans bes
amsritaniiden Erdioenteu seben, mas cine
Nbanoeruus Der san,en iraus0iii1en Sc
ietsebuns not5psnoi9 maden wIr6e. gs
iei ebsn notb,uenbis sspeien, fur 0rants
reid cine Staatsiorm gu i9aiien, meldbe
nit ben Giebrdu9en uno Tra6itionen bes
eanOcs mOsli3it i'm Gintlans itebe.
@roBbritannien.
Dublin, 90. SUM, 0rei perlonen
iino iniolse pes uiiiten S1napsselaaes.
wel6es wdbrenS bss aeuli1en 8romSes
pom EOsel sebalten wuroe, seltorbeu, unb
iiebenssbn ltesen i'm ltdbtii@sn Solpitale
aus bsmielben @1unbe.
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Ausfdnoif6e Yuno(6au.

S1uSbUtV1IWe SNuWVlWuu.
Der beuti DE beIsiide Streit 1T am
Gnbe uno Sismart bat fi9 cine OroentIi9e
8Iamase, bic CT wobI peroiente, sebOIt.
anlaB gu ben beuti9en SrObunsen bate Der
oft erwdbnte ReiieIi9mieo Oudesne in
Serains seseben, wsI4sr ii3 i'm losrbite
1873 briefli9 an ben Grsbii4Oi uon Earis
wanote nit benz 9nerbieten fur sl2, 900
ben bsuti4en &ei9sfansIer gismart ermOr.
ben ;u uollsn. Der wabre 9runo aber mar,
benz fatboliiden Miniiterium Steine in ben
Wes gu Iesen, es ltiirsen su MAIDEN uno
Ourd ein yliberalss" ;u erissen, bas slei9
nit 9dnoen uno JaBen iid am GuItur.
tampf betbeiI,st bate. Der pIan i9Ius
isbl. Selsien brebte Den SpieB UNI, mics
na9, saB audi bas Straiseies 0euti d..
lambs feline Strafe fir Elm Sersebsn,
wie bas Oe6esne'ide entbaIte, baB aliO oas
bentide &eid sinem tleinsn Hadbaritaats
sumutbe, Gtuas gu ttun, mas es ieIbit
ni6t tbkn tOnne. aber Selsien s,ns in
ieiner &lusbeit nod weiter. 0as Mini.
lterillm bradte am s. SUM ein g,else in
ben &ammern elm, oemsemaB attentatss
uoridldse nit 2-lO Sabrsn g,eiangniB
beitrait wereen. Die &ammer bat Sas
@eiet NIT rs sescn Stimmen ansenOms
men uno 0eutiblano bat ii9 sufrieoen ses
seben, wis Die lsetsn Ospsi6en lauten.
9arsIid bieb es in alien Sonarten,
sas 9reBbureau lit absei9aiit, aesioi Der
!eitembe MepbiitopbsIes entlaien. sSir
trauten Der lia6ri6t i'm Gjerinsiten ni9t
unb idpiesen. gSie &e6t mir batten, be.
peiisn Die nsilcrn Hadridtsu. IOler mas
ii6erieeiibe gldtter jest idreibsn: lOerr
9lesfi bleibt na6 pie por beraut nit bies
iem 0ecernat, SeiIen welentIide Iufsabe
1T, benz &ei9sfauSlsr iiber alle gri6einuus
gen auf benz gsbiets Ser Sassslitsratur
ni9t sur, ionoern audi Der ssiammten po:
litil3en unb biltoriiden YubIieationen in
Sidsrn unb groi6iirsn Yeridt gu erltat.
ten. Sieies Oecernat lit unsntbsbrli9 uno
fam ni6t aufSebpben Iueroen; uerdnoert
bat ii6 nibts, als baB bic 9erbinosussn
nit Der Yrsile ;unddit uollitdnbis abssbro.
den iinb unp pas auspdrtise slmt naments
LID auf jebes Gaiionnement ibsr auswdrs
tise 6rasen uersi9tet. Yoiitiue stadri6.
ten, perionalien, nOtbwsnbise Yeridtisuns
gen weroen nad wie Dor uno an benieIben
Stelsn wie iribsr, CUR SerOfientliduns ses
Iansen, wie in ben Issten Sasen Sober.
mann iid aus ben bstreiisnSen SIattern
iiberSeuSsn tonnte.--
Oas 1T 9lqes
Snb 9 dwei; 1T Elm neuer Cons
fitt reIlsiOs pOlitiider slrt aussebrOden.
gstanntlib bat bic Berner 5isseruns trOs
oem tlaren Uortlaut Der neuen 8unbes.
ueriaiiuns bic tatb. Erieiter Scs Sura, bic
geruer Burger limb. aus benz 1anbe ses
trieben. Sic wanoten lid nun ;ur Grlans
lansuns ibres Hebtes an ole S6weSer
SunbesbsbSrosn. SbidOn aud lie Die
tatb. grisitsr baiien. 10 poIlte Der Eroteit
erit nidt redt sreiien, bod Die Seradtuns
oss gsieteS mar 81 Fasrant uno 10 for:
berts man enbli6 Die Sernsr GantonaI Sts:
sieruns aui, oaB lie binnen 2 @lOnaten bic
Radtebr Der aussepieisnsn Erieiter, bic
S9peissr Sirssr iino, seitatte. gsad ben
lsstsn 9tadridten bat aber Die Serner &es
sieruns ni@ts weniser als sebOrdt, ion:
bern iis bat nm ibrem gsriaiiunssbru9
] einen S6ein pOn 9fe9t gu seben on bic aus
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aae anSeissn ienbe man ipateFens
2aomtas 2aorsen elm.
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greise der anxsige.s.


ansssu r sisaies ectterien @ladsipisi. ,e afs tsD
Sdfs ssr 'as. 8ir&s iuresr, fnssn isins aufnatme.
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Dublin, 20. SUM, Orei perIonen
iino iniolse Ses rpiiten Sduapsselaaes,
weI6es wdbrenS bss aeuli1en 8ranSes
pom EOsel sebalten wurbe, seltorbeu, unb
iiebenssbn liesen i'm itdptii@sn J5olpitale
aus bsmielben @lunoe.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-09-26

course, from some Catholic family and handed
it down to his family, thinking no doubt that
it would remain in their hands for ever. But
now-two hundred years afterwards or there
abouts-his latest descendant becomes a
gambler and has to sell out and the purchaser
is member of that religion which the founder
of his family worked so hard to extirpate!
believe, indeed, that the last Coote has now left
Ireland. i. c.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-09-26

of whites alone be Intellectual, was proceeding
to muster into active service a regiment of
each, with the view as claimed by the petition
ers for the injunction. to produce conflict.
The injunction is based on the acknowledged
fact that perfect peace and order prevails
throughout the State, and that the mastering
of militia into service was but creating stand
ing army of State troops in violation of the
constitution. The injunction does not inter-
fere in the least with the power of the Governor
to call out the militia to suppress disorde ;
should any occur. but only prevents the
Governor getting the State funds to keep
troops in time of peace, and when there no
dis orders te suppress
MISCELLANEOUS.
John Vance, Conservative member of Parlia-
ment for the city of Armagh, died last week.
The Emperor of Brazil has asked the
Chamber of Deputies to sanction his absence
for eighteea months to enable him to visit the
United States and Europe.-Twelve inches
show at Quebec the goth inst.-Car.
schurz has returned from Germany and is to
speak in favor of hard money Oh the 9th at
z rcinnati.-Foley's statue of Stonewall
jackson, presented to Virginia by Beresford
Hope and other Englisbmen, has been received
at Richmond with great pomp.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-09-26

Gold is the foOps curtain, which hides al his
defects from the world,
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-09-26

Joe Jefferson appears in London, November
9, - RiP Taa FIaES&
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-09-26
DupL1N, Sept. 7th, 1873.


Four or five of our Home Rule N. P.'s-that
is to say, Messrs Fay, Owen Lewis, O'Connor
Power (who is now in the United States), and
Blennerhassett-bave, within the last week or
two, followed the English custom of appearing
before their constituents and giving, as it is
called, an account of their stewardship during
the last session of Parliament. The last who
has done SO is Mr.. Blennerhassett, the Home
Rule member for Kerry, who, in company with
Mr. A. NJ. Sullivan, addressed apublic meeting
in the village of BallylOngford yesterday
The Rev. Michael OSullivan, P. P. of Bally-
Ion gford, occupied the chair, and the Rev.
Father O'Connor, P. P. of Bally ybunnion, moved
the vote of confidence in Mr.. Blennerbassett-
which vote was unanimously passed. These
are two of the leading priests in Kerry, and
may add that Father O'snllivan has been
thought of for Bishopric. The question now
is-where is the other member for Kerry-Mr.
Henry Arthur Herberti Well, believe the
the answer is that though he is at home in
Killarney for his fello -aristocrats, he is very
far from being at home for the great mass Of
the people of Kerry. He is Whig of the
Palmerston and Gladstone type, Coercionist
and an opponent of Home Rule and Tenant
Right he has outraged the feelings of the
people by his votes and speeches in the House
of Commons; he is, consequently afraid, at the
same time that he hates, to mount public plat
form, He must and will be sent to the right
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-09-26

Z kornlr q Star and Catholic Messenger
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
N,,o orleans Oathetic Publication Company, at
No. lie PoydrGs styset. corner Of Oa'np.
The Directors of the Company are'
-, Rev. NAPOLEON JOSEPH PKRCHE,
s1o'' Archbishop of New Orleans,
President.
|JohS Vice President.
Very Rsv. G. RAYMOND
Very Rev. C. MoENrHAN'
Raw. T. J. KENNY,
Raw. r. J. SMITH. G. N.
Rev. B. A. NErTHART, G. SIS. R.
REV. P. F. ALLEN,
|JoHN T. GIBBONS.
|JoHN McCAFFREY.
WIN. J. CAsTEIL,
10. II. BUCKLEY.
u An uoornnunicationsare TO be addressed to the
trditor ofTAe Moratno Star and OdtholicMessen9eS
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-09-26
IFrom Our Own Correspondents
OUR IRISH LETTERS.
DUBLIN, August 31st, le75.


To-day, at Maynooth, opened the long-ex-
pected National Synod of the Catholic Church
in Ireland. All the Bishops but those of Kill
dare, Meath, aud Kerry, were present, and
there were in attendance, besides, the Bishop
of Madras (Dr. Fennelly), the Mtred Abbot oi
Mound Melleray Dr. Fitzpatrick), the theo
logians of the several Bishops, and other dis
tinguished ecc!esiastics. Two of the absent
prelates will be at their posts in day or two
the other, DR.. Walsh, of Kildare, is represented
by his Coadjntor, Dr. Lynch. Cardinal Cnllen
presided, be, DR.. McHale, of Tuam, DR.. Kelly,
of Derry, and DR.. Delaney, of Cork, are the
only prelates of the entire number who also
attended the last Synod which was held in
Thurles in 1910. The sight presented by the
assembled ecclesiastics as they went, clothed
in full pontifcals, in procession to the College
Church, was splendid and typical of the re-
juvenescence of the Irish Church. The High
Mass was celebrated by the Cardinal, who also
preached; and then the first sitting (Which
was public one) was held. In my next 1
mean to give further details of this remarkable
event in Irish Church history.
The Lord Mayor of Dublin, in consequence of
| his decided Catholic stand during the O'Connell
| Centenary celebrations, has received from the
Pope, through Monsignor Rinaldini, the Grand
Cross of the Order of st. Gregory. He deserves
this honor on the ground stated. He stood up
splendidly for Catholicism it is only pity
he stood up also for Whiggery-tbat is, Eng
lish Liberalism For having doue the former
he is praised by many and blamed by mono ex-
cept Protestant bigots; having done the latter
he has aroused the almost universal indigna-
tion of the people. Here 1 may mention that
Mr.. Owen Lewis ON. P. Carlow borough) and
Mr., r. P. Bepnerhassett (M. P. county Kerry }
! have addressed their respective constituents
within the past few days on the events of the
last session of Parliament. Both met with a
cordial reception, and they deserved it-par
ticularly Mr.. Lewis, who, by the way, is q
| ism.
The Dublin Ertning Post after a long and
checquered existence, died on Saturday even
| ing last. On Monday evening it's place was
taken by the Erening Telegraph-an evening
edition of the Freeman-which has declared its
great end to be the attainment of Home and
Denomiuational Education. The Post had once
for owner Magee, whom OConnell defended r
the famous trial, and it did good service to the
popular cause half century since. Since
then, however, under the mask of serving Ca
thoicism, it has been mostly Whig paper
and, in recent years, Gladstone organ. When
the Liberals or the Wings went out of Office
it's chief support ceased, and hence it's death
J.J C.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-09-26

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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-09-26
NJ ornins Star and Catholic Hessensss

TIE MORNING STAR has been started
with the approval Of the ecclesiastical
authority of the Diocese, to supply aA
admitted want in New Orleans, and 10
mainly devoted to the interests Of tAe
Catholic Church. It win not interfere N
politics except wherein they interssrs
with Catholic rights, bat wiz expasa
iniquity in high places, without regard %
persons or parties. Next to the spirisust
rights of all men, it will especially chan
pion the temporal rights Of the poos.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-09-26

Approua! Of tie Nest Rev. ArsAssaAop.
We approve Of the aforesaid under
taking, and commend 1t to the Catholic
of our Diocese.
~. ARCHBISHOP OF Nxw ORLKANs.
December i2. 1867.