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The Dublin correspondent of the London

The Dublin correspondent of the London,
Register, in a recent letter, says:
. The learned Bishop of Galway, the Most
Rev. DR.. MacEvilly .(who once, by the way,
occupied the post of President of St. Jarlath's
college, Tuam), has just published a third edi-
lion Of his Commentaries on the Epistles of
St Paul" This great work has received tie
highest approval, net only of eminent theologi-
ans, but of the Sovereign Pontiff himself; and
OF it has been imperatively called for by tie
clergy of Ireland. may add here that DR..
MacEvilly has just ready for the press still
greater work on the Gospel-a work, under
stand, upon which he has laboured for the last
Ien zen years or more during his leisure intervals
H. ~ Is considered by many not unlikely that DR..
b1acEvilly will be DR.. MacHales successor /;
as II his Grace the Archbishop would live for
many years longer, and it is to be remembered
mat mat up to this he has not asked for coad-
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st. Alphonsus' Total Abstinence Society
meets to-day at 4 O'Clock.
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mornii q Star and Catholic Messenger
/. puBL1sHED WEEKLY By
b. Ma, Orleans Catholic Publication. Company, at
go No ll6 Povdras street. corner or Camp
Tba Directors Of the Company are:
,st Rev. NAPOLEON JOSEPH PKRcHE,
Archbishop of New Orleans,
President.
o Vice President.
VERY Rev. G. RAYMOND,
Very Rev. C. MoYNrHAN.
Rev. T. J. KENNY,
eev. T. J. SMITH. C. NJ.
Rev. b. A. NEITHART, c. IS. r.
Rev. p. F. ALLEN,
JOHN T. GIBBONS.
JOHN McCAFFREY,
WIN. j. CAsTELL,
D. II. BUCKLEY.
esAu comm aunicationsare to be Addressed to the |
Editor ofThe Morning Star and
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CHAPTER *.

MISS BURNEY LEAVES sBELLBEAcH'
one evening, two or three weeks after the
wedding at Newport, DR.. James was sitting
with Miss Burney in her little parlor. They
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THE MORNING STAR has been started
with the approval Of the ecclesiastical
authority of the Diocese, to supply an
admitted want In New Orleans, and Is
mainly devoted to the interests of the
Catholic Church. 1t will not interfere in
politics except wherein they interfere
with Catholic rights, but will expose
iniquity in high places, without regard to
persons or parties. Next to the spiritual
rights of all men, 1t will especially cham
pion the temporal rights Of the poor.
Approval; Of the Mosi Rec Arehbishop.
We approve Of the aforesaid under
taking, and commend II to the Catholics
Of our Diocese.
". II. ARCHBISHOP OF NEW ORLEANS.
Deesnsbsr l2. 1857.
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Publication 0cs-No 16 Poydras street. Of Camp
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aggregate, q sum double the amount Of the
said bond over and above all dcbls due and
owing by them, and all judgments, mortgn-
ges- and executions against Them. amer al
lowing all exemptions OF every character
whatever. d
sec 2iT- That any postmaster who shall
amN his signature 10 the approval Of any
bond OF a BIDDER. or To the certih ate OF sum
cheney OF sureties IN any cont ract before the
said bond or contract j. signed Uy the bidder
or CONTRACTOR and bis suueLes, or shall know
inglyI % Without The exercrse Of due dili
genoa nppruNe ans bond Of a bidder, with
tusufdcient s~ureties, OF hall Enowingly
make any false Of fraudulent certificate.
shall be forthwith dismissed from Once. and
be thereafter disqualified rum holding the
once Of postmaster, and shall also he deem
ed guilty Of n misdcmcauer, and, on convic-
ton thereof. be puntshetthy q fine not CNr
cccding i've tnOuSant dollars orby imprlS-
oumeut not exceeding one year, or both.
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and the civilization OF these savsges.
The just and humane treatment Of
this war-like tribe and the presence
of United States troeEs al their agen-
cies, will prevent the recurrence of
depredatiOns which heretofore have
made this section of the Territory
unsafe and undesirable for settlement.
THE YEILowsToSE PARK.
The geyser region of the Upper
Yellowstone, which Congress has
wisely set apart as Il National Park,
is unquestionably the most astonish-
ing combination Of natural wonders
and of imposing aud beautiful
scenery IN the world. The report Of
United States geologists, who have
repeatedly visited that region, fully
demonstrate this fact. When the
park shall become accessible by rail-
roads-say FIVE years hence-we pre-
dict that IL will become the great
summer resort and sdnitarium Of the
continent. For sight.seers and lovers
of the wonderful and picturesque it
will have moro attractions than
Niagara, Yosemite and the White
Mountains combined; and there Is
the best eaSon to believe that the
myrlads Of hot aud mineral springs
in the Yellowstone Park possess val
liable curative properties The
summer climate in this region Is de
lightfuIly cool, bracing and healthiul.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Our people are mainly from the
Western mud Southwestern states,
and, though few in number, are
energetic, enterprising and intelli-
gent. They are the nucleus of what
is To be the leading commonwealth of
the new Northwest. The school.
system of W. coming is excellent and
abundantly sustained. The Terri
tory is free from debt.
SeverL OF the counties have incur
red Indebtedness by the making of
needed, permanent improvements;
which debts are represented by
county bonds redeemHble in from ten
to twenty years and are consequently
not hurdensome.
With the opening up to settlement
of Northern Wyomingthe tide ofim-
migration will pour into this Terri
tory, as it formerly has into CalifOr-
mia or Kansas. The impetus thereby
given To our mining interests, TO
stock raising, agriculture and wool
growing, will give occupation to a
large population and add much to
the wealth of the nation.
In short, considering climate,
healthfGincss, fertility variety. and
abundance of natural riches, and the
LEGATION on the line OF the great
national thoroughfare, the Union
Pacific railroad, we know of no
part of the Western country, which
exceIls Wyoming. the youngest
child Of Uncle Sam.
II is no place for drones or handles;
but for hard work. honest endeavor.
and capital backed by brains. il offers
a wide field and a reasonably sure
reward.
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FalHag JiKieFs 0Hd o0Ntraef0rs. C0atrlcfs HaGg
D sEtsaaat. aad ieniporary e~9Htnaets madt.

o sftsadsL, and t1,porary e~0Htraots Nads.
Sec 2Ii. That after any regular bidder
whose bid has been nccepted shall 1ail to en-
ter into contract Tor the transportation Of
ing entered into contract staf nail to con-
monce the performance Of the service stipu
lated In his or their contract as therein pro-
vlded, the Posi- master General shall proceed
To contract with the next lowest bidder for
the same service. who viii enter into q con:
tract for the performances thereon unltss the
| Postmaster General shall consider such bid
too high, in which case he shall re-auverfise
such service ana II any bidder whose BID
has been accepted aud who has entered Into
a contract 10 perform the service according
TO his proposal. and IN pursuance OF his con-
tract has entered upon the performance Of
the service 10 the satisfaction Of the Post
master General, shall subsequently ftil or
refuse to perform the service according to
his contract, the Postmaster General shall
proceed to contract with tue ncxtioWost bid
der for such service, under the advertise
ment thereof. tun.esS the Postmaster Gen
erai shall consider such bid too high who
Will enter into contract and give bond, with
suretics, TO be approved by the m
General. Tor the faithful performance thereof,
anu conditions thereto annexed as were
stated and contained in the bond which
accompanied his bid but in case each and
every OF the next lowest bidders for such
service whose respective bids are not consld-
cred too Ugh by he Postmaster General shall
refuse TO enter into contract and give bond
n herein required for the faithful perform
nnce OF his contract, the Postmaster General
shall Immediately advertise for proposals TO
perform the service ON said route. When
ever mn accepted bidder shall fail 20 enter
into contract, or n contractor on any mail
route shall fail or refuse 10 perform The ser
vice on said route according to his contract,
or when "a new route shall be established, or
new service required. or when from any
other cause there shall not be n contractor
Legally bound or required To perform such
service. the Postmaster General may make
a temporary contract for carrying tne mall
on such route, without advertisement, Tor
such period as may be accessory. not In any
case exceeding six months, until the service
shall have commenced under n contract
made according TO aw: PrOU dei, hotc GER,
That the Postmaster General shall not EN-
plOy Temporary service on any route at n
higher price than that paid 10 tie contractor
VINO shall have performed the service during
the last preceedtng regular c'intract term.
And In all cases OF regular contracts hCrein-
after made, the contract may, in the disrTe-
ton of the Pustmasier General, be continued
In force beyond IT. expires terms fora period
not exceeding six months. until "A new con-
tract with the same, or other contractors,
shall be made by the Postmaster General.
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Conveyance Of t4srs oat Of he mail Prioass er
press, dc.

Conveyance Of taers Ozt Of he mail Prioats er-
press, dc.
Sec. 22T. That any person concerned In car
rying the mail who shall collect, receive, or
carry any letter or packet. or cause or pro-
cure the same To be done, contrary To law,
shall, on conviction theaeuL Tor every such
oiense. forfeit aud pay not exceeding ffty
See. rs. That no person shall establish any
private expires for the conveyance OF letters
or packets, or In any manner cause or pro-
vide for the conveyance OF the same by reg
ular trips or at stated periods, over any post
route which Is or may be established b. law,
or from any city, town, or plnt e TO any other
city. town, or place between which the mail
is regularly carried; aud every person 50
offending, or aiding or assisting the elm,
shall, Tor each offense, forfeit and pay Que
hundred and ntty dollars.
Sec. ~. That the owner of every stage
coach. railway car, steamboat, or other chi
Gle or vessel. which shall. with the knowl-
edge or conniVunce or the driver, conductor,
master, or other person having charge ofthe
same, convey any person acting or employed
as a private eNpr s. Tor the conveyance OF
letters or packets, and actually In possess on
of the same for the purpose OF conveying
them contrnry TO the spirit true intent AMI
offense, forfeit and pay one hundred aud my
dollars.
Sec, 80, That no person shall transmit by
private express or other unlawful means, or
deliver to any agent of such unlawful eX-
any appointed place, for the purpose Of be-
ing transmitted. any letter or packet, and
for every such offense the party 50 offending
shall forfeit and pay fifty dollars
sec. 81. That no stage coach, railw1y-car,
steamboat, or other vehicle or veSsei which
regularly performs trips ct stated periods on
any post-route. or from any city. town, or
place to any other city. town. or place be-
tween which the mail Is regularly carried,
shall carry, otherwise than in the mail, any
| letters or packets except as relate To some
part Of the cargo of such steamboat or other
vessel, or to some article carried at the SAME
time by the same stage-cOach. ralway-Car,
OF other vehicle, except as provided in sec
tion two hundred and thirty-nIne; and for
every such of-nse the owner of the stage
. coach, railway car, steamboat, or other vehi
ctN or vessel shall forfeit and pay one hun
dred dollars; and the driver, conductor,
master, or other person having charge there
of, and7uot at the time owner of the whole
or any part Thereof shall in like manner
forfeit and pay for every such offense fifty
dollars
~(Section 289 permits conveyance OF letters
in stamped envelopes otherwise than by
mail.)
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FORM OF PROPOSAL. BOND, AND cERrIFI
FlCATE.


The undcr-igued ........... ...., whose posi-
ounce hulftrs i .s--.ss.sssss county OF .ss+ssaass
STATE OF ............, proposes to carry the malls
OF the United States, from July /, 1879. to June
80, 81 on route No. ......, between ..........
and ...........-, State Of ..........., under the
advertisement Of the Postmaster General, dated
December l 1874, 'With celtrity, certainty, and
security, for the annual sum of ........ dollaTs:
aud II this proposal IL accepted he Will enter
into contract, with ruretlts To be approved by
the Postmaster General, within the time pre-.
Hcribed N said Advertisement.
This proposal l. made it'll full knowledge Of
the distance Of the route, the weight oil the
mail To be carried, and. all other particulars In
reference TO tho rOule and service: and, also,
ancr careful cNHmina.i ion Of the laws and In
s~trucIi ne attached to advertisement! Of mail
service.
Plated ............ ,............r Bidder.
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TIE maHHsr IN l0Aieh proposals shall Be- made and
THE LIABILITY OF Po-srMAsrERs

AhE Ut
Sec 2B. That every proposal for carrying
the mail shall be ccompanied by the bond
OF the bidder. with sureLies approved by n
postmaster. and in cases where the AMOUNT
OF the bond exceeds five Thousand dollars, by
q postmaster of the first. second. or third
class, in n sum TO be designated by the Post
route: to viii h bend q condition shall be
annexed, that II the said bidder shall, within
such time after his bid is accepted as the
Postmaster General shall presc ibe, entef
into a contract with the United states o
America, with good and sufficient sureties, 10
be approved by she Postmaster General, To
perform the service proposed In said bid, and
furthpr, that he shall perform the said SER
Vice according TO his contract, then the said
obligation to be void, otherwise to be in full
force and obligation in law and in case Of
failure of any bidder to enter Into such con
tract To perform the service, or having exc
cuted n contract, in case OF failure to perform
the service according to his contract. he and
his suretIes shall be liable for tue amount OF
said bond as i!quidated damages. TO be recoy-
cred in an action Of debt on the said bond.
No proposal shall be considered unless II
shall be accompanied by such bond. and
there shall have been fixed TO said proposal
the oath Of the bidder. taken before an OIL
Ger Qualified to administer oaths. that he has
the ability, pecuniarily, to filnl his obliga-
tfons. and that the bid Is madeIn good faith,
and with the intention to enter into contract
and perform the service in case his bid is
accepted.
sec. 246. That before the bond OF a bidder
provided for in the Aforesaid section is APP
proved. there shall be endorsed thereon the
oaths OF the sureties therein, taken before an
officer qualified to administer oaths, that
they are owner L Of real estate worth, in the
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NuTE When the oath II taken before n jus
tice Of the peace, or any other officer not using a
seal. except n Judge of a United States CO ri.
the certificate % the clerk Of n court OF record
mlrt be added, under his seal Of office, that the
person who administered the oath IL duly quail.
he'd a. surh officer.
Bids Of 5000 aud upwnrd must be accomna'
nisd by a crriihgf check, or draft on some col
We irrational bank, payable 10 The order OF the
Gc'srsl, equal 10 5 per csntum on
The prescnt annual pay or the route or in ctse
OF new scr"ice, not less than ; per centum Of
the amount OF the bond accompanying the bid,
IL said b nd exceeds $500.
The proposal must be 81 ncd by Tie bidder or
bidders, and the date OF signing unixei.
Direct 10 The Second Assistant Postmaster
General, Post Office Department, Washington,
d. c." marked Proposals. State OF ..-....."
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PtTs0hs IL tie eDtpi0. Of NE Post on r DepdytDaSRt
QnclalsHg pOsiBpIst-r) cannot become iatsssstsd
Ia a mail contract nor act az agent Of conductors
or bidders.
Sec. ~. That no person employed In the
Post Unicc ! apartment shall Drcotne Inter
ested in any contract for carrying the mail,
or act ns agent, with or without compcnSa-
ton. for any contractor OF person Offering TO
become "A contractor in any business before
the Department; and any person so Offend
Ing shall be Immediately dtsIni-Ssd from
office, and shall be liable to pay 50 much
money as would have been realized from
said contract. TO be recovered In AN action oi
debt for the use OF the Post once Depart
ment.
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- Ihs sid sko5id be ssaIed. sarsrsers-ed
Mai Prop1-aia STATE u
second Assistant POs masief General. CoBirsci
%. Kvey PROPOSAL must " accompanied bv
bond with EuruttCs approved By a po-tmhsfcr.
and ~ eases Wh-ne the amoapi % the baud en-.
MISTER Of she drst- -ecO d. OF third eiss~. Bise
fSr .oEsiosLhs pay faE .hieh at ths-fine sf-@d-
ycrti-emeut exceeds I've thou-nHd dqlsrr.
is mUl mast be accompanied b = ce4iihrd
cheek q drsf PARABLE 70 ne order q ths Po,I-
uf no iess thHn Ave per ernium on he amounl
0fIhe anbel pay % sach roaie. akd tn esss ~
nsg,s q ~ ms 5y 80 ny ~. ~ nxs PEI
ing the bid. n the mount Of said bond exceeds
5000 Ave thoussnd dailnrs-
The unuuut OF bond lrquirtd with bids. and
the p=c-sut pay Whrn II rxecedr t=aOOi nfe
t~uusand 'uiiHnr. arc ia cdiu ihs adrerttzcment
under the appropriate route.
-. All chsess drpo-ifed 9Th bids vii be
held mill CpnTrncf l. eLecuird and ~frvicc cuni-
mruecs hy he Hrcrp-cd hidd-r. Checks viii
Of tho bidder.
a.. Transfers or contracts, or OF interests in
In contracts sire forbidden BY law. and c us--
qurutly cannot be allowed. Sri ker can bids,
or 10 tercst 10 bld-. h- frlnrferrrd or assigned 10
q. cher parties bidder vili therU-psg lake 10
service awarded 10 ihem thrunsh the uhuie con
n section 40 81 he act af June s. issa pro-
Ndcs thai eunfrac-s tuI ihu ram or Q ion Of The
mail shall be awarded 20 ia iuwu-t hfdfer fru.
dcriug sumcieHt guaruatccs Tor fRiihiul per.
Inrmauee. without Other Reference a. Inv mode u
auch transportation than may h- n-ct> sary 10
provide for The due &C crifv. ~crraints and rrcur-
~ c-crG' Tndrs this Law hid thai propose
10 irutspurf Tho MALE ulfh 'r-leufv. crrtaiufy.
and s~cu-ity. hariu. been drciced 30 ~ The
ully legs hids. grs cuusii ucd ~ pruNtiine for
tic cuitrr mall. h0~ever lzr-e. and whatever
Llay b. The aode ul G 'uvevnnee urcer-ary "
iusur- rs zee cflfy- certainty. nut -~ccurIfv.
unc nA e The preference over 81. others. aud M
o.hcrs are consilsrrd, except for ~stIamb9a;
rnrtcs.
y A mobilization OF a bid 81 anv n IT. efstn-
tlrl tcrmr l. taufamouut To- o new bid. and ckh'
not be received % a. 70 Interfere vi D rrguinf
Competition. Making n new bid in proper form q
the only way 10 modify n p%rryiuu- one.
a. fustmhstcrs are c1utiunrd mi To sign the
approval or the bond Of any BIDDER befpre the
bend l. signed by the bidder and bis s~ureties.
and not until entirely satisfied ~ the rUficirney
II the surrilcH. See scc ions sfG nnd az. act ~
June ., 1874. accompanying tht- advettl-emrn
a. fostmastcrr are q % liable 10 uismisrnl
from ONCE for acting a. agrutr Of contractors Il
VI dcr-. wifh OF wlfhaut compensation, In my
business. mat er. or thing retail x T. The mail
service. They are the trusted agents OF the De
partmenL. and cannot consistently aci In both
capacities.
e0. N all eases whem The rnltcs arc not fuily
supplied with the necessary iucks aud pouches
u u the duty nf the Irtstmr-trr al the head nj
The routc 10 make runuisiiion On the Contract
once Of this Department for such iocks and
pouches before let Jaly neNi, provided The route
be let.
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osnsl.s.s.. . r,..... s.al..g r,sA.a..

Sec p. That no contract for carrying the
mail shall be made with any person who has
entered, or proposed 10 enter. into any com
binntion to prevent the making OF my bio
for Carrying the mall, or who has made any
agreement, or given or Performed, or prom
isrd to give or perform any consideration
whatever to indu e any other person NOT To
bid for any such contract; and II any person
81 ~oiendiug Is a Contractor for carrying the
mall. his contract may be annulIed; and for
the first ofense the person 50 offending shall
be disqualified 70 contract for carrying the
mail Tor i've years, and for tho second
onsnse shall be forever disqualified.
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Contracts to he executed and dled In the De-
partmcnt by the hrst day Of Juuo.
undur tho provisions Of ass OF the act approv-
ed June q. 1874, the Postm stcr General has
prescribed the lst day Of Inue, 1873, on or be-
fore which day the contracts uf accepted bid
dcrs must be received at the Department In
WashiLutOn, executed In due form.
Accepted bidders not complying with this reg.
nlatiOn st. all be considered rs having failed 10
comply with their proposals.. and the Postmas.
Ter -cncrui may proceed TO contract for the ser,
vice with other parties, according to law.
Contracts received at the Department. after
June let VIII not be considered by the Post
master General.
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Sec 25L That any person or persons bid.
di lg fer the transportation OF thc mails upon
any route which may be advertised to be let,
nd receiving. an award of the contract for
such service. who snail wrOngfully refusr or
fail to enter into contract with the Pos'mas-
ter General in due form. aud perform the
service described in his or their bid or pro-
posal, shall be deemed guilty OF a misde-
meanor, and. on conviction thereof be pun
ished By a hne not exceeding i've thousand
dollars, aud by imprisonment for n t rIn not
exceeding twelve months.
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by act Of Congress approved April u, lSs,
no member Cf Congress can he n contractor,
or be concerned, directly or Indirectly, In
any contract with the Government; and by
the same act IL Is made a thigh m~lsdrmeanOr
for any officer OF the United States 10 enter,
IN It's behalf, into 4 contract with a member
OF Congress
but " a member Withdraw from n contrast
10 may b. concluded with the other partners.
0Dini9n Of Auonrsg GensnaL T. a.. A contract
wuh one whn IS elected n member OF con
grc>s during Its continuance Is not affected
by such clectton.-i5td., j, dy7.l
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Sections OF the Act OF Congress ito revise.
consolidate. and amend the statutes rclat-
ing to the Post Onice Department." APP
proved June 5. ISL
The Postmaster General requests that bid
beers, guaranLors. sur~tles, AMI all persons
concerned. or Intending 10 be concerned, In
cally examine the abstract of laws here pre-
scented, and also III" forms and Instructions
at the end OF tails adveriisF mcnt, In order
that bids may be made ana liabilities assum-
ed uuderstaudlngly, and that all misappre-
tensions OF cause OF complaint hereafter
may be avoided.
POstmasters are required TO make them
selves familiar with these laws and instruc.
tions. that they may be able 10 inform and
direct Others.