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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-12
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NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY. APRIL T., 1876.
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NEW YORK HERALD
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.

JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR
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thought. The majority of adult men
and women as well as all boys and
girls must have recreation from labor
and study; amusements are therefore
Legitimate. Let consistency prevail in
the establish ment of line between the
innocent and the frivolous. PLINY.
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Coal Interests.

The Seattle Tribune says: The
year 1876 will be great one for tho
coal interests Of Washington Territory,
cqualling any two previous years. Tie
indications are good that the export
from this place will reach l2O, 900 tons,
and from BcIingham Bay 10000 tons
or 10000 tons altogether.
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NOTICE.

The public are hereby notified that will not
be responsible for any debts that my wife aud
sons, or either or any Of them. may contract
while they live apart from me and out from un.
der my Jurisdiction.
JAMES MCCORMICK.
Vancouver, W. T., Sept. 2, 1876.
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CHApITRE XXXI,

Notre ami Raoul, avec Ia sf,rct6 do
coup-anli des voyagcurs CONNIE lui,
c'est-a-ulre en- l,omnc qni a l'habitude
dc camper ct tic corcher Il la belle etoi.
lc dies aventlrcs, q trouv6 I'M cndroit
convenable pour le repos de la mutt.
Car il taut encore savoir choisir, ct IL
premir rendroitvcnlne conyient pas ton.
jouls. Un lieu Glev6, propre, point humi-
dc, on la mousse est sechc, que les rep.
tiles ne hantent pas, OIL vous flites uu
ten de branches pour Ia mutt, ct Que
deuN OIL trois grands arbrps, vieux ct
rcspectablcs patliarches de la fortt mys-
terieuse, protegent ct couvrent dun in-
mense parasol dc ver.lure, tel est le lieu
convenable. QUAINT 4 roreillcr, vous avex
votre sac de voyage, sac dc troupier qui
a VII 10 soleil dc Crimte OH d'Afrique: ct
Ia tcte est bcn sur &C glorieuX souvenir
dheroiQucs campagnes CONNIE dc JUS.
te, vous dormcz Ia main droite sur vo-
trc baton de voyage. Mails votre baton,
scion toute probabi!itG, nc vous sera que.
re utiic; car Ia torlt est sans veleurs.
sans dctroNssellrs, sans 1narau,leurs.
sans assassins, ct peuplee dinnocentes
prtes q,l ne sont point lies hommes.
LN'oti II HNdiU NVuC ilcI IL TCuOuTlr
pendant son sommcil, la fortt de Mia.
CARA lui donnait unc holnlte hospitali.
| tt, ct nnl ttle malfaisant, animal, HON.
me OIL femme, men voul,it' i ses ipurs.
N'etait.il pasm incolnu pour tous, ct oui
done sc prtecc,,pait de lui dams In gram
tse, sloricuse ct waste republiQue lies
iitats- Cnis: 4Au restc, depuis quelques
Jours, depu!s son :rrivGe 4 Niagara, Ra
oul n'ttait plus scu'. lls'tt;lit dit, en- pen
SAINT a la Bible, quill nest pas hon quo
lhommc soft seul. La solitude complete
est mauvaisc, ct Ic ctrur de rhommc no
peut vivre dams l'isolement. Nous avons
tous besoin de scntir quclqu'm !, nos co.
ties, 'le lui parler, dc rtcontcr, de Palmer.
Cest la une loi supreme, la loi lie Ia So
ciabilite humane, ct vons ne pouvcz
vous y soustraire longte,nps. LES illus.
tres soltaires, ccuX du christiamisme Of
de Ia Thtbaidc, mont jamais etc aloslu-
ment sculs. Ontr lc grand soliloaue
avec Dic,, avcc In nature, ,vrc rinvjsi
Die, lis aNaient le dialogue f;,milicr aycr
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NOJN ELLES.

|ir"r .Nonde.-Ifatti,udc de F.Anglr.
tcrrc. fcntentc doutcllSr entire les t.u;S
cmprrri.is. IL craintc dune nurrrc surn-
p@tnne ct lIiiiconnu ont tait rtiitchir IL
RiiS>lr ItpCc lie Scra probahcmclt
pas tntc, ct la retraitc momcntantc de
Gort Schal>on' est probable. La ;>ereic,
aNi>''c par les dilfrrcnts cabinets, ct par
reinforcement par lc cabinet russo, q d.,
clare Qu'clle lie tcntciait ricn contrc lin
t@@ltc de Ia TurQnie. Unr nouve!c CON
ference n'aura pas lien entire les trniS
chauccliers. lnc deptcle lie Berlin dit
meme cue les chefs insurgts ont accep,
t. TN armisticr ct nommc Ncnelitle pour
s'rntendre avcc les piiSSanccs eu nortl
sur Ia question dies garantirs. Ctcst done
4 peu pres iini pour lc moment, ct In con,
itagration generate nest pl,lsa rcloutcr.
QUAINT an Grand N!Zir, il annoncc dies
hi nouvcllcs ct libtralrs. MaiS il pa1alt
que lie fills alnf ct Ia mere dn dcrncr Sui
tan Sc Sont Suicides il la mode turo,,c.
c'cst-;t,;iire qu'ils ont etc assassinGs.
Laction de Ii France nest pas entir-
rcmcnt ctr,ngfrc 4 la quasi,solution t,u,-
puc.--l.a Chambrc dos deputies vote,
ii une immense majoritG Ia loi rentlant a
lEtat le drolt cNciusif de confi.rcr les
grades uniyersitaircs. Dupan!onp est
lntcolltent, Nculllot auSsi.-Ic Stinnt 4
vote falloeatlon pour cnvoNer au Cen
tcnairc unc delegation ,Vouvrier5 fran.
Gals. Les gems lie la lroitc. prcsu,c touS
dies de. CONNIE n'aimaut pas Ia pltbc on
rrlerc, sc sont aristocratiqucmcnt abs
tenus de votcr-Jules Alan.in. rcpubli-
cain conscrvatcur, Il etc t'u au S,'nat.
pour rcmplir la vacancc Thicrs.-Geor-
ge Sand est mortc. Ellie await - ans. Ses
tuntrailles ont ell lieu Il Nohant. Paul
Maurice a In sur Ia tombc dc l'illlstrc
tcrlvain, ct dcvant unc grandc foulc d'a,
mis-, I'm C1ogc tcrit par Victor Hugo.
George Sand est un DIES %rands nomsdc &C
steele ct vivr, dams les Sirclcs. Ellie ap.
partenait la noble famiIlc dcs amcs &c
ntrc'Ses ct dcs penscurs couragcuy,
Que ceuN qls' valent pen iui repIochcnt
QnelQllcS taiblcsscS; mails lp nolnhrc dc
Scs admirateurrs est immcnsc.-CllalIes
| Blanc ct CASTOR Boissicr ont etc clils
mcmbres de lAcadGmic franchise.
lie Stnat espagnol cnyic de Sc dis
tingucr, non parccqu'il veut suplnimel
les privileges don't .jouisscnt Ia Biscayo
ct In Navarro, mails parcequil s'opposc
palait,il, au privilege de Ia libertc Il,
i pcnscr ct dc la tolerance rcligicusc. l.
inquisition serait son fait. lie gouvcr
mcnt cspaenol pours,lit, supprime OF
suspend les journauN lib(rauN. ct memo
les .iournauN phllantllopiques ct scien
titiQues CONNIE lie Globe, organc de Cas-
1ellar. Triste Esragne! Ellie n'cn cs1
pas encore Il la lihert6 de conscience. cr
c'est une casoulc tic moine Qu'elle a Sill
Ia t6tc.
-Dtsastrcuses inondations dams |;
Suisse orientale.
P.S.-On craint DIES dissentiments cn
trcle ministere ct Mac -Mahon. Mac Ma
hon tavorisc Buffet CONNIE rcmplarun
s,ll sinatcur Eicard.-l.a GaroNne el IA
dmr ont monte aNee une rapidi,;, gtlla,
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p. See que 1lous redontiOns est
arrive. q. G. Antoine, ell labsencc do
Kellogg, alestituG b. L. Yateset llOmno
Iex-collecteur j. Kerligan i sa place.
B. +. Yates await ce,lendant etc COIL
firm6 par lie Sdnat, ct st. jacques le voy-
ait dun bon cell. lnvOquera-t-il la lOi ct
resistera-t-il Nous he s;.vons. AIais IL
leuple des contribuables ct des payeurs
salt &C quill doit f;,irc.
Quanta Antoine, il ferait miclix dc lire
son Jjournan, Pane quill est! que tic trou.
bier u,ie llonntte ct paisiblecommunant6
par des destitutions ct des nominations
inopportuncs.
Antoine dtfie. On verra.
-.-C'est entcnlu.
Nous teterOns cette aimee la glOrieu
sc date lie rindGpendancc amGricaine,
ct nous lie laisserons plus ce soin aux
braillarls de lapolitique ct aux tripouil
lards d,l rldicalislnc.
II est temps que les hommcs senses,
les ratriotes honorablcs ct les citOycns
cstimes cntrcnt Gil lignc. 81 lie 4 Juliet
est la teannivcrsailpd'unc grande cllo-
Sc ct dune vGritable democratic, il APP
partient aux lemocr;ltcs de he pointpou-
blier ct d'af1rmer &c jour-la le respect
aux aIeux ct In vGuGlation pour leur
tEuvre.
Or, cest entendu, n'est-ce past
Et nous aurons nOtre cemtemairc ici.
-Pierse ct tOlchante cerelnOnie de
IN confirmation, jeudi dcrnier, i reglise
st. Michel, par Mgr Elder, t,vtquc de
Natcllez. Car, CONNIE le disait NJ. Il. Der
mudez, le 'long cXil asquel Monseigncur
PerchG s'est cor.lanrnG pour lc bien dc
son diocese" nest pas encore tcrnlinG.
| Scd pastor SNas non descruit ores.
| Environ cent cinquante personlles out
etc contirmecs.
lie mofesscur Winyard est depass6
ct vaincu.
! I'm citoycn dcs Attakapas, ttc I1afay-
ettc, district DIES La,yes, ct voisin dc Il,
Burettc stchc, Went d'invente1hou lie re-
inventor le tameuX miroir ardent d'Ar-
cilimede, mais plus puLssant encore que
celui avec lequcl le cGlebre geometre sy-
racusain brillait les lavires dc Marcel
lus.
Notre inventeur, avec son dit miroir,
Lafayette Giant, brittle les goGlettcs du
lac Charles ct du lac Arthur, dams la
paroissc Calcasie,l.
| Notre Attakapien doit aller oifrir son
miroir ct ses services au nouvcau Sui
tan, ct il Sc propose lui tout scul dc
detendre Cnnstantinople.
lie gouvcrncur Kellogg nommG NJ.
+. Chopin administrator de la parois-
sc st. Jacques.
On dit que G. G. Antoine, gouvcrneur
temporailr eli FabSencc de son chef, Il
sllspendu Ia nomination.
Mails comment pe,,t-on suspen(i1e une
nomination flite!
-Ce nest pas notrc honorable co-pa-
roissien j. X. Gaudet qui prononc6 TN
discours 4 Ianniyerssilc ct 4 In frte dcs
pompiers lie Donaldson, mails bien son
fills j. L. Gattlet. Le Louisia.,uis s'cst
tromp6 avcc le Chief
Mais lie fills marche dams III voic du
pere, ct lie peuple approuve.
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ante.--La Scrvic IL reconnu la s,lzcrai-
netede Mourad.-Desortlres i Gibraltar.
Cause: matelot prussien insnltant dies
dames.-l5OOO soldats espagnols ont etc
employees d6truile ,,ne invasion de saul
tcrclles. On a brule GOO tOnncaux de pc.
trolc.--L'empereur Wilhelm est 4; Ems.-
Les elections belgcs pour la Cllambrc,
dormant une maj joritG catholique de IL,
ont cause dc 1egrcttables tlGsor,lres 4
Anvcrs.-Calme uu cote dc rOrient.
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ct 81 pamiral anglais serrait dams rn coin
quelconque Ia flottc dc So Majestic le Gar
dc toutes les Russies, il lui tcrait ccrtai-
nemcnt passer I'M tres villain quart-d'hcu-
re. Les sabots de pAutriche ct les mo-
niteurs dc Bismark ne III sauveraicnt
pas. Et puis, en- admcttant Pune des
hypothesis ci-dcssus, meme toutes les
hypothesis lie cc genre. vous admettez
rinconnu, IL grande gucrrc, le connit
curopcen e general, le vomisscment de
tontes les mItrailles par tous les canons
Branle-bas general! Qui done est neu-
tire! On sont les indii1Glents? Comment
sc noi,eront, sc dGnoueront ct sc rcferont
les alliances! I'm tel incOnnl, une telle
perspective dc coml,ats iormidables, dc
melee grandlose ct dc longs boulcvcrsc-
mcnts, celia peut t,ire rGflGchir. La Qucs-
tiOn dOrient est unc question brfllantc.
Ce qui epouyantc, c'cst la solution; car
la solution a toutes les totes monstrueu,
ses de la terreur ct dc lincOnnu. On ne
Fenvisage point sans frissonncr. Jeter
lie Sultan 4 Ia mer nest ricn, rne bonnc
Guvrc, 81 voulcz; mails npr6s'
Que sill Gtait possible, avec Constan-
tlnopc pour capitalc, avcc la Grece, TAl-
banie, la Thessalie, Ia Roumclic, Ia Bulga-
rlc, la NaIachic, Ia Scrvic, Ia Bos1lic,
lHerztgovinc ct lie Montenegro, c'cst-
:.-dirc avcc la Thrace, la MacGdoinc ct
Ia Grecc d'autrctois, dc constituer un
empire gree.
Mais la Russic Il Constantinoplc, c'cst,
vous nc fignorez pas, 'ctt;accmcnt dc Ia
France ct dc fAnglcterrc. qui sont en-
core Ia civilization ct la libertt, quand
la Russic nest anjonrd'hui ct nc sera
longte,nps que le diSpotsmc.
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Esp0g"e.-Lc ttl@graphe nous cnvoie
quclq'~tois des plaisantcrics d'assez
mauvais goht, ct mcSsieurs les europe
ems nous prenncnt volonticrs pour gems
crcduIcs, ignorants ct iaciles il dupcr.
Eoycz plutot:
"Nlalrid, 9.-llier, pendant la discus
sion a,l Senat sur In nouvcllc constitl.-
ton, ftvtque dc S,.lamanqnc a dit que
les prtlats cspagnols s'opposeront tou-
jonrs il Ia tolerance rcligic'sc CONNIE in
compatible avec lc cathollcismc.'
Nais &C nest pas il nous qu'on fait
avalcr dies couleuvrcs tie cctte longupur
ct ftvtqne lc Salalnanquc Ell question
ne pcut ttresnuc le Zalor hu Ercheiie,
d. Soiahonqne on lc liccmcit don purrts
bin dc Ia itonda lui.mimr; rncs "a,
obispo mag @aijo 10 puc,le fefMiti,sc nac
SemcjaNtc bu''u.
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j. GENTIL, REDACTEUR.
AGENTS DU LOUISIANAIS.

Noure'lc. Orltuns: "A. e. Roman,
Tcloupitoulas st. No. Ii.
@.-'0cgncs, St.-Jcan- -Baptistc, Ucrril'e,
absorption ct ascension just Comes,
Donaldsonville.
Lafayette, AHohapos:-Edouard T.
Mouton.
Nonreilc- -Ibtric:-Augustc Girod.
Vdchcric: Fcitcl.
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PRIX DIES ANNONCES:
Par carre de dix ligncs, oil noins,
pour la>prelniere insertion $1.5O.
Par care dc cllaQue publication
subsequente %.
Les communicates de nature lersonnelle
ct les avis Il ranlee sc regleront
dc gre i gre avec lEditeur.
La Hbert6 .fnit OF commence Ia Nce'sce.
VOL. XII. NO. 33.
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DgoQtJlrGnW DoQ Lnogd@6mogWdS
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-10-08

election, he who would Esve in his favor the
vote of the two-tbirds of the Cardinals wouio
be economically elected; and thus the election
OF the Popes would devolve on the Cardinals
only, without calling on the clergy and the
people for their consent.
The Council deoreed also that the candidate
who. having only one-third part of the votes,
would take the name of Pope, would be de-
prived, both he and such would recognize
him, of any sacred order and communicated,
and that they would be entitled only to receive
holy viaticum ia their last moments. 2nd. That
any one elected to the Apostolic chair by less
than two thirds, weuld not be economically
elected, and would incur the same penalty il
he did not bumbIy desist.
These regulations were confirmed and more
fully deoreed by the General Council of Lyons,
under the Pontificate of Gregory Z in 1874, ~
also by the General Council Of Vienne, in 1911,
under the Pontifcate Of Clement V, and they
have been always retained to this day. This
exclusive right of the Cardinals to elect the
Sovereign Pontif is positive that when the
Apostolic See becomes vacant, during the SEES
sions of a General Council lawfully assembled,
the election belongs not to the Council, but to
the Cardinals alone, as it was the case in the
Council of Pisa and in the Council of Constance.
This form of the Pontifcal election has been
observed constantly foc seven hundred years,
ard has averted from the Church the scandal
of ant-popes, which had been often raised
by the intrigues and hostility of emperors and
princes against the legitimate Pontiff.
Bat it would help the cause of the enemies
of the Church, at this present time, to be able
to have an antelope to oppose to the lawful
successor of St. Peter, elected according to the
old rules sanctioned by three General Councils.
And such is the purpose for which this new schis-
matio society has been started in Rome. They
hope that they might thus divide Catholics
and seduce large portion of them, as the
emperors of old succeeded in 80 doing.
Bot the snare is too easily detected, in spite
of the hypocrisy of the leaders of the plot
I'D all Catholics, warned by the severe con-
demnation laid on all the members of this
Association by His Holiness, Pope Plus TX, will
despise their proposals and become more and
more attached to the unity of the Church and
to the only lawful Vicar of Christ.
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Excursion to St. Theresa, Chatswa.

Next Sunday, 18th October, will bs the pa
tronal Feast of the Church, Convent and Col
lege of the Redemptorist Fathers at Chatawa,
Miss 1t appears that 7" hard times " felt
even amid those classic shades, and that certain
energetic friends of the Order havebeen casting
about for a remedy or q relief. The plan
adopted by them for meeting the emergency is
one several times and most satisfactorily tried
already, though accompanied on this occasion
with novel features of comfort and attraction.
1t consists of railroad excu rsion to Chatawa
and back on o train chartered for the occasion.
The excursonists will spend six or eight hours
at Chatawa on Sunday next, the ISL inst, and,
! in order that they may not miss either Low
Mass High Macs on that day, the train will
[ leave the evening before, Saturday, about 10 or
IL o'clock. This will bring the party to it's
destination at ) or 6 O'Clock A. NJ. next day
Sunday. High Mass of exposition and
welcome with sermon, will take place at 10
O'Clock, to be followed by Benediction of the
B .essed Sacrament in the afternoon before the
| departure of the train.
| 1t appears that the party will be received
with unusual ceremony and grandeur, and will
| moreover be treated to coffee and lemonade
gratis. When say gratis, gratis
as to those treated, not as to those treating
There have been heard, also, some subterranean
mutteriugs about beer" but whether the
foaming lager will be on draught or not, will
be best ascertained experimentally. That
the slightest occasion of irreEularity rude
ness may be avoided, one or two of the Fathers
will accompany the excursion both trips
The whole cost of the expedition will be S! o,
for each person, price SO sngularly small
that it is difficult to what residuum o
profit viii be left for the beneficiarles.
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The Orphans Entertainment.

The use OF the Varieties Theatre, formally
secured for the orphans benefit, announced
for the 14th inst, is now withheld, on the
ground that the letting was unautho rized, and
that the whole of the time between this and
the opening will be required for repairs to
the building. This circumstance is the more to
be regretted for the reason that tickets of ad-
mission to the number of five Thousand had
already been printed, and nearly all sold or
distributed for sale throughout the city. The
disappointment, however, will in no way in
terfere for the hindrance of the play. The
only difference occ asoned is that of location.
The time will be the same as that specified on
the tickets; but the place will be the French
Opera House, corner Toulouse and Bourbon
streets, instead of the Varieties Theatre. The
tickets already out or yet to be issued will, of
course, insure admission to the Opera House
whatever their import.
LIT the popular sympathy be moved, and a
worthy representation of cur people attracted
to the spot by the merits of the case. Lei
there be joy brought to hearts unused to tn,
indulgence of pleasure. Let the little lone on
feel that there is some one in the world beside
his new mother, the Sister, to love him. Th
orphan is not ungrateful. He will remembe
| his benefactor in his prayers.
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but perfectly tolerant of those who err.
IF q man should honestly believe that two
and two are five, the Church could not
compromise with him and say that he might
possibly be right, but abe would neither
hate him nor persecute him, nor punish
him for his error. The Spanish Inquisitiou
doubtless committed enormities and barba-
rities against which the Pope was constantly
protesting, but it's ferocity is properly at
tributable to the political influences which
controlled it as an agent in thu merciless
war waged during many centuries between
Spaniards and Moors.
If our contemporaries, social or journal
istic, are not versed in the principles and
facts which control these questions, it is no
reason why we should fear to call the sub
ject forth into the full light of the noon day
sun, undeterred by the fables and follies Of
baseless prejudice.
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Going, Going.
Before long we shall have to say "gone."
A clipping before us says:

Before long we shall have to say "gone."
A clipping before US says:
Not long ago Methodist Con ference wss
distur bed by the exceedingly small number OF
hsp,isms administ-red to infants within its
bounds. The Herald aud Presbyter now raises q
com plant agar st its Presby terrain stituency
the same subject. 1t says that from only
family in every eight, infants have been
brought for baptism during the last year. Toe
inference from this is that the ordinance Of in.
FAINT baptism is being neglected.
The "Ocdinance Of course; why
should it not be neglected. Is it's use i'm
perat!ve, or optioaai7 1t is a mere ordi
rance, not a sacrament. 1t does not even
confer grace, much less is it necessary to
salvation. Why then should people put
themselves out of the way to observe it 7
Formerly it was much insisted on, aud
whyf Because it was tradition banded
down as q relic, in form at least, of old
Catholic days. Some kind of supersttious
force chung around it, transmitted from
those unfortunate parents who were be-
guiled away from Mother Church but
could not wholly eradicate from their
hearts the habits and convictions which
they had always held so sacred.
All this, however, like the undefned sort
of authority assumed by preachers, was ex.
cessively illogical, and common sense must
eventually vindicalc its consistency in re
gard to it. Common sense has been rudely
aroused of late from the long lethargy
superinduced by Protestant doctoring,'
and it will not take it a great while row
to get wide awake.