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FINANCIAL IND COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY. July ll-P M.-Thc morning
busin,s s. at the Stock Exchange was tame and
spirtlcss after the first dash before tn" early
board, but Western Union. Lake Shore. and
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western became
conspicuous in the later trade, and, under the
leadership OF the first named, which advanced
from Go TO Gl "a there were considerable rcaliza-
tons of the recent advance in the other shares.
The creation Of nm additional short interest on
Monday and Tuesday. however favored con
tnunncc Of the bull movement not altogether
rendered positive during the deliberations Of
the successful operators for II rise last week.
Many Of the smaller bears have closed their ac-
counts at a cons idcrable loss hut the fresh crop
above alluded 10 may possibly give further pest
t. the transactions. which was not contemplated
when the present movement began. The weak
moss in the late dealings, however. was appnr-
out and ia most eases about the lowest prices
! of IN" day wrro established M the olo~,.
4 full detail of tn" fluctuations OF the prnc-
pal stocks will be- found IN the tabc below
Thrtlial nnmh"r ~ shnrrs dealt III amounted
G. l63. ISL of which delaware. l-n"knwannu nnd
Western represented 81 $50; Lake Shore 81 400
Western Union, 3i,luo; New York Central,
s. pan' 2oN: o pra ' s25o: Morris and and
E--eA, Is 500; Michigan Central. 3625 l"nwnrc
u. inn o , ZOO. N"w lc NV Crn,r
/ 3uu, Illinois Central. lltj; Erie, l,luu;
N,aolsh, 500; GO G and l.. 52o: 81. LOUIS.
nuImlu, ana SIOUX city. 1905 Cleveland and
p,u-Dnrsh. 3.>; 'hiago md Atom $40; 81.
! ~rph preferred 3Ou. Fort Wayne. 22l C.. H.
! aud Gum ". 10: Adams Express. los; Atlantic
and P"iii 100; American ENurrss p; Albany
! Haven and Hartford. and rnion Pacific, each
~. and New Jersey Railroad, . AT l2a.
IN IN" gold mnrket business was extremely
/ dun. with an nj tln sales nj 1861.
On loan. ~ rate, PAID Tor ihe u.s. OF gold were las r
III, to,i cIca,ipe.et thc cola Department.. ue s,,k
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,,,....... 1T, n, -, -. NJ. nj,
NipNfHpAnt July - l."oi. ANp M . NJ J. no
H"rhtt wa uui' hi,u ll"s T." '''i.nin 1N'hS VIZ.
sn4huN lv"'t, WIN tNV'iFNuS, i".l''t" N"ec.
prompt SUES ~ an hl'''NN. "'u VIZ u'"la a.
" 'lu-' " "ul "u ,,ii wv ~ 80. I"'e,.
Nl'I' nun N',. s"I,' l'. . . ~, ~,
sltc - U"t' ~ M'srrn sNri- Wi,v .H i, - ,os
Z, ~ ~ IA 9im ~, - 'S ,i,,,,
S,"'eio' ~ 90 AZ h"u M, 9,'a 81" r. 5". ~, ~
nhrits. SHAtl Guy hltVNih< ,NlI"-' 49, ~
southern bnkors ana family hr,nd., ss9nasln11'i
WrNrFn, 81 l.fTSb, br"nih WIZ s",.N ~ uuu.'
= ."h 81 10 Wheat ieed Tle@4-" Q tNh' rye ieuu'
S-i"t-l . ., ,,,... -,
'"tiuN -'lN. stchuN nU lrs~ htiiN,s h'lhhI "pnS'
-, sar- u'' h"'s i"r uir ,'iNrlf u'i' Mas ~
II t."t "hN"n'' .i"l4 az lsvt i"r JulN - ,ur
AWn.l. NV. w Sp irittcr w. DC 10. pctl" r l.'"r
-, N"''llu,l' ll''' 70, nec. lp'r w lvI January
' "d ..,, Jury anu ll.''0 lot MARCH, nhies o' iu
~ ' ,.'' ~, - l.. - ,, 49,, a..
~ VIZ ~ t"lN "vuhhn NM Hrncri
80. '. ~ a., g. ~ ~ " - uhi Tl 70,
,"r a"m ,,' ai w M ~" ,i. lc-s al ~ ~
~. ~; ~" h''"n nnpr A'uVe!
M W., IVY, - '3a- ,"mi on w slu AZ tu
" .Vl, ""' 'i," ~, ,.'v VIZ ...uI, nlI western
90 ,i' W. ,"e' '"' ~ "' 800 LOT 40 GUY,
= 10 lo' P,lil, W. .lnr ,ptiine
~ ,,i .", IVY "'' ~, - Fr.,, W. ." - lt'sg
o. or N9-u'i' ~" w., 80 ui Sep.lhuv
WIN ~ ~ uin aug =" - "'N 30. H'i t'" Ne"I dressed
h'-7 SWl'N ~ 'la'' nun Nl,HNut loN ,ltAintr'
l"' IVY . ~ .',' ~ - ~" , lns w" hinlr.
l'f-l' N',-N ~ p,it' "i" ,"i'l, t'--' lp tnhf
.u iIh IL. 'N ~ il 'ni, h! .i SOU iae.
WE 'YiN W'.'''i "" ''l' ,N". urn u"lIletV9
0i... .Nl AZ ,n ',t 49,. i'.r,, To- A., , ,.
i,' u"l mil n." i ''l on tlS spn, NV
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ACCJshD or sHOPLIHTTNG.
An Interesting TRIAL In the General Sessions
Mr.. rnli.tcr's toniession.

Mary Ann Palistcr, the young widow Of n
city official. living with her mother. Il dress
maker. at III Mulberry street. WIS put on trial
Yesterday in the General Sessions Tor the al
legged :hen. on June 81. of n waist an nnicr-
skirt from Richard Mcarcss store ln Sixth
avenue. Ellen M'Dermott. " lirorky Nell" her
alleged accomplice. demanded "a scparat trial.
Mr. Mcnres testified that. becoming suspicious
Of Mrs. Palister and Mrs MrDermou. he or
derod an employee to follow them. On July &.
Detective Titus tclcgraphed to him TO hc in the
Tomls Police Court at o'clock IN the after
noon. On his way there hc mot Detective Titus
and Mrs Palistcr. The detective told him that
she had confessed the rohl-,ry. Mrs. Pal star
repeated the Confession. ami she said she would
obtain from her mother thu money to repay Mr..
Mrar"s 10 he would let her 20. he told her that
IT." law must tax" liz course.
Nis- - Amelia Kraly and Maggie Mcdonald
sulr-Won,n Tor Mi. Mear,= tr-tiiedto the rus-
plclou- frequency OF MR. Paiist r. and MR..
McD"rmou VISITS To- " stpr. HDout June ~
and to tue miss lg of tn. waist OF u costly suit
On thht .Nrnins ~" sSlri w''s men III its
pn-', hut was missed on tnr l"il"w,hE -N' nlnE.
Detective Titus testified that Mrs, Pnlister
confessed the robbery to him in the Mulberry
the vast and skirt to Mrs. VI DcrmOtt.
Justice Ottrrhourg testified that ID" rcah Mr..
Mcarcs's complaint. charging her with Tia" rob
brry. t. Mrs. Piiister, and she SAID that it was
true. Then. having warned her that she need
moi an svrr 80 n 10 crlmluut, herself he went
ON with the formal examination. noting her
answers N the blanks in the print d form.
Mrs. pulistcr testified that she first met Mrs
McDermott year ago at picnic. and had vis-
tied her several times since AT her mothers
house in Ludlow street. Meeting her IN Sixth
avenue on June ~. She accompanied her into
M"ar"ss stor" Ia buy some pms ana haif pins
She had never entered the stor" before or since
She might have told Justice Ottrrbourg, while in
fear NJ returning to the cell in IN" MULBERRY
street station. and IN the hope of release that
shr committed the THEFT hut ! WIS not true.
The Jury brought in a verdict Of not guilty.
NJ D.
a. stealing s2l worth Of goods fr m Ridley 4
Sons. and was sentenced io tn" p"nltrniary for
SIX months. The evidence against her in the
tft.p
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EyocH aRDEN ONCE MORE.
Not from Across. the Water THE Time, hut
from the Var with the Indians.

On April 2s. 1870, Joseph Bart, Il young
shoemaker in Williamshursh. was married by
the Row John VI. Wasncrto "A pretty German
girl in the Sixteenth Ward. Brooklyn They
liVrd with her parents until the fall otthat year
when. owing to a quarrel with hls wife. Bart en-
listed in the regular army. H. went 10 Mon
tana with his regiment. and his wife never
heard from him except once. when he sent
her "a pair Of beaded mo"casins made 10y the
Indians. She replied. sending him her like
moss He failed to send her any pay. am She
was obliged To- live with her parents and On
their bounty. She was perplrxed Ivy his silence.
the more 80 because she WAS pressed by lovers
in W llliamsh ureh. who pred I that Bart
homes were bleaching on u" plains ~ la.h
sh. WIS told hy a soldier. who pr'tnhdeu 10
know. that her husband had been Killed N a
FIGHT with the Indians. She had already ar-
..lwd the pronrrci mana ui Annipn avon
Muller. on III" condition that she WIS 20 learn
nr>, OF her husbands Death. Muller Is J. llr,
whose family name r. Miles 'holiaNv, whiiu
gave 80 much trouble tp his American TRENDS
that on tue marriage oi sister t. "a man nhmri
Muller. the family dropped the hun-hy. ma
n,il i.t.d the nam. oi th-.r Now r,iatlN Mr..
Bart and Mr. Muller wore hurried INST ihll rs
the lev. john Nrandcr. ana have lived haprly
un Juno last Ioeoph Bart walked in uni
firu. into -nuthrr-iil- law house lu w illWins-
burg. eagerly ANA cHu'd Tor nis Fr'herika.
H. motnrr-in-law on recovering from h'r
snrprl-. TODD nun mat M.s wi, wa- Ynoln #
mans SO .fs. l. that su:' slIl Bart. he did
not a-h 90 SEQ hHr a..ulu and soon went awiy.
liz h'eHu "a ~ltf for n-NIutf dNpr'" ON th'
ground 90 adultery. und %" casr WIZ tired i--
tore Julgn Melun on VI lone. y. Mr.. MAJ y
iw no defence Z" u'rl ~" profess
tOreayr her. and sod tNat hr tanned hiu- ~
fornrse0un- h,r. II mi .,Hd LAY II IL T.
mother 20 hor second husband p .i. .i, Joe would
rralOpt hrru- hr wife. judge Mrlu prong
,y'ntrr9 der" 81 ".o.'.l ''.N.r ~,
rant. md had 20 good tails amt "Nlt cry, unl
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WHY Mr.. wo,a A.1. for u Divorce.

ldt Wolf has sued her husband. Henry
limited divorce nni maintenance, because o
h' Gang, treatment ana huAl Aban iumponi snc charges
ltt,ns been for tine past tWn }rnr. AN hatltinl
s.. lHr'N months a. he beat irf on 'N' ha'N
h'ftN Shoe ahd hi. wh'ic conduct she saws, has
ntI ami abusive she d~ SAYS tnat he carries a
H. .i"' and has frequently urchign"d 10 th"ot
- ' h' mas UtWnni hcr cWelrA. Hid MAJ whfli ~ .
.iN' Nrf SluE he mAhc her NV" II Ia HIM Judic
iNtN les riAN granted order lOr The service O
"'s - ii.D4ir ~ publication
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Gnslntss Natltts.


Constipation aud Piles.
VAN BvSkIKkS lNNlGORANT restores the most con.
situated bowels tu - healthy regularity. AMI entirely
tho lp- hy an the
uf thi, painful amt troullcsOm complaint fny cents.
Depot, u Nes,y St
Don't go In the country without u good sup
I1 u ltts >lu rltDr~, slim frs nl ilnla rnibers
aud fh, t~'st place Sew York To obtain them ~
MILLER a GO =. $40 broadway. Domestic BuIldns.
Damascus, the beautiful city, was n,mous
Tor wonderful hAidc- huf III lliNu 81, NtN York,
%. ulltcnt nisnt caTcts. nov selling
cheaper than ever.
Omen from our neglect the hnir turn. gray
aud tails cat Is, iAkklhN HAIR bALsAM and our
hair will recover it, color and Nl-ur
The Best Remedy for Chil.ircn while Teeth
Mr. NlN~l'iN o ~nltuuf syrup.
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Tho tnlk about Hayes voluntarily stepping
"dowu and uut' J., shoei nunsens' lie know, ne ms a
gop thing Though IN hnd way, ami n, Mill mold on
toll lie will moi abdicatc ~ lnn- a. he can drawsAool
u year aud "IounI.M Hayes Is net that aind VI man
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free invitation to al interested m ownlng
Tree Ia Adults hy SPECIAL train, to visit klssenn Park
Flushing on SUNDAY newt at O'Clock 4 Passes and
maps nee Apply u II. " Hitchcock, 10 Coritndt 81
4 HIAIIM -Ilr
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Tlr Equitable Lite Assurance soccfv. NJ The largest
lcid r o munrN hcnd and mutaagc. hn-no ONLY re-.
ucod the rni' OF interest ON pro unu- toN cont nut
also the cost Of examination 81 thu property on which
such loans based to the actual disbursements made
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Getting the Gable. Into Final Position.

Tho first trnni OF the lower cable of the East
Ri,ct Brit.c which has been completed and wiApied
with wire ,sA, lowered Yesterday intoits hnal position,
which l. ~, tcet above hel, water marx. TINS w be
eral fee' ifWor than tho present siur cnhlo Inc c
Whioh This srnf inkes part II known ~ No 4,
tho tour cattle i,iug numb rcd from up stlt am fhr
hrsi strand cable so WI be lowered spnc Time this
NDrk 1No work T. nrosrs-sns ~ cables hos and >,
and already about 22o wires are across
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Clothes wrngcrs, all kinds, repaired prompt,
~ Metropolitan MuAlnH Aaehh'e Co, 81 ooiuandt
stTeeL-1Ir.
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Pylois o. X Sonp H. the thing forth" laundry
ahd Lath tiis hot wedther Try 1t and see.-Ads
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Remember Wistars Balsnm Of wild Cherry
when YOU require rencdy iOI cousl or coii'-Adt'
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Governor Wade Hampton of soutn :
lima was received with distinguished ~.
at Auburn, New York, on the GOTH Wns,'
had gone to q celebration in honor Oh w
Shields, of Mexican war fame. In bis z
he said: n.
declared that if elected would b. S.r N
nor of the whole people of South 80 S.or 4
that / should know no race OF parry ~ 8
that ali men who stood on the sou .|bisl
Caroline, native or foreign p1rni; .w a
black, should be equal before Sn9 ~ nro ID
hello me God it shall be done. 49, sfri
! say the bitterness which marked ian Of
passing away, and say to you H .IeoHc
York, as say ct home, owe my, n
| the colored men of South CEso-ins d
sanda of them voted for me kno w.acocla
vas the frat man after the war 10 ~. ~ sn6t
that they should be given tho Elgn gu OopiGlcl
and I have never yet changed 10y Ely ~ susis
this subject. Knowing this, th SSyn1T %
me in large numbers, aud am HiS.aasoffant
that ali the fears of the more "a thsy
nassinp away and they are satlsnSN citiSs
he dealt with in all respects y md 81
South Carolina. We intend 80 Gry0.;bIlit
i, them, and show them the Ne
, we'll as the blessings OF hOeESy and
them, IS other citizens on ..nt hoop Q
> Carolina, to be worthy the gIeA'
3 zenship of this great RepuOhc'
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CERTIFICATES OF HONORABLE SERVICE
have been shown by Mr. j. Curtis Waio0
verv fine certificate, prepared by him, to 90
memorate the services of QUE citizen soi0''
in opposition to the pretended Packard 5
eminent. This certificate has received tne'
dorsement of many of those who ere nlsu
authority, and we have no doubt that al
see it, will concur in the voluntary endorses
of one of the most gallant leaders OF QUE
zan troops that "the form of certificate ?
pared by Mr.. Waldo, is just what is reqal
to furnish each member of our militia ~
who served during our late troubles
authentic evidence of service" With u
frame, which can be had at g small eAp''
this document will make handsome :
ornament, one that in years to come may
referred to with just pride. Call ct AE' wan
once, No. 80 Camp street, and see this sf''
piece of work.
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The Prussian Government would think lt1
power over the masses in danger OF being
weakened if it did not every now ana tne9
vindicate it by acts of tyranny. Such Q desa
was recently inflicted upon the Frussls7
Catholics of Rhenish Prussia and Westpnan7
by the prohibition to arrange PROFESSIONS ~
denominations in honor Of the Holy fslnsl
Jubilee. Aix.la-Cbapelle seems the Only Pc
where the inhabitants were allowed TO e1pses7
their feelipes towards the Pope; in all osns1
Catholic towns, such as Munster, PadsfSOtl
Cologne, Ccblentz, ETC., every outdoor demon
stratiou was forbidden. As Bismarck canh1
possibly think the peace and safety Oh =
Fatherland endangered by outward expfS1
sions of devotion to the Holy Father We ~,
not be altogether wrong if We look upon "
prohibition rs punishment for naogn7
children who refuse to separate themsels1
from the Head of their Church.
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rorrtb Of July Excursion for the Bs:eft OF st
Stephens Church.

The managers of this excursion are leaving
nothing undone to make it not only man
oial auccess but as convenient, as entertaining
and "a patriotic as possible. They have sue
oeeded in gaining the kind consent OF the as
tingushed orator and poet, Rev. Apfa" -
RYAN. to bs one of the invited guests and ono
| of the chief orators of the day in Donaldson
vile. This has delighted the managers OF IN
| celebration in Donaldsonville so much that
| thew will change their programme little IN
/ order to receive the excursionists OF of the La
q ale and conduct them in military style TO the
place prepared for the speeches.
| The occasion will bring together many OF
I.ouisiana,s most distinguished sons, among
whom we may mention Gov Nichols and Hon.
E, John Ellis, and large number OF our seh-
ators and Representatives, besides scores OF
military men from all sections of the Sta'e'
who will meet at Donaldsonviile for the htSt
time since they parted twelve years ago in The
, DAYS that tried meme sonis.
The La Belle will leave Canal street at
o'clock, Wednesday, 4th, to take IN Pas7en
gers at jackson street, Ocean Saw MILL ant
t Carrollton, and will stop at the Convent Land
= ING. twenty miles from Donaldsonvlile, 10
It those who wish to remain there to see tnei
t children or friends till her return.
a Several persons of highly entertaining ao''l
ties in different kinds of amusements have Of
fered their services to give frequent e1hib
lions during the trip.
The number of tickets to be sold 10 htn'te
o that there may not bs too much of O crowd
" is expected that all will be disposed OF sewers
IN davs before the excursion, thus giving II
e, managers an opportunity of providing
A things necessary for the occasion.
lis Tickets are for sale at the MORNING ST.
re office, Mr.. Dowling's, No. IL Camp street,
dc Fitzwilliam's, IS Camp street, Mr.. Gogarty
151 Camp street, and Mr.. Elders corner Car
H. and Erato.
- Round trip to Donaldsonville, dinner
100 cluded, 50 90. Supper SO cents.
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Communicated
THE POPES MILITIA.

Editor Morning Stars NJ
Last sundsy, June 17sh. Father p. n. I.
Massardier. Pastor of st. Theresa's Church,
orpan;zed in his Perish, the association known e
in the Church, as the !" Pope's Militia
The society ut present, rank and fle 10 about
sixty strong; composed exclusively OF youths
Tho have made their First Communion, and
with but few exceptions. pupils OF the paro-
chial school, ~ 4
The Young recruits or auxiliaries in the pre-
oeptive cause of prayer and good works. re-
esiyed Holy Communion in body, under the
lsadership of their commander, e gentleman
of the parish elected by them TO Dc their
chief) who, after the II o'clock Mass, had
oorfsrred upon him. at tho hands OF the
sn;r;tna, Director of the Corps, their beloved
- ,.tor, Father Massard Ter, before the altar Of
~. pleased Virgin, and oratory OF the Sacred
To-. of the Confraternity of which they
v.ra called its " pets," the irst PApal desofa-
ton. or Order of Knight of the Cross.
Thi. Gross or ensignia is ac.simiie OF what
4 the churoh entities "Peter's Cross" Nos up
J.. riobt but cruelty me with my head downward,
r a solemn protest against the design and preps-
r r.tion of his enemies to re-enact, in degree
s the tragedy contaminated on Calvary worthy
n the Prince of the Apostles. But digress, II
e not tax your virtuous patience, 90 will con-
d olude by stating that the presentation was 10
70 companied by a short, but sweet address
which is happily summed up in the beautiful
,e and inspired words of the Emperor Conssan
g, tine. uttered centuries ago: sin hoe sign'
" Viuces."
at Finally Father Massardier offered up
of special prayer for the success of the Militia Il
D. which the members joined, as also the congre
~ cation, which remained after the Mass Inter
N, ested spectators of the whole ceremony
1as You may depend upon the Militia's parti'
ad patton in future parades or demonstration
where the life, character and works OF OF
HOLY Father the Pope, is honored or comm
Vs<e ct pLaudite.
tbe "KNIGHT OF THE Cross"
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4o1y Cross CoLLEaE, New IBERIA
r-,hor CouRhlau, the EsalOus President OF tins
coiIaoe ia making such preparations for the
Annual commencement as will make the 90
oa.ion a very happy one. Musical and theAtr'-
~ entertainments of various kinds will Do
.-..orted. wherein Professor Blake's sons ana
tSe college boys will take part. Rev }. MoSn''
-. ~ st. Theresa's Church will deliver the
.Jdress. We hear that number OF persons
from this city will visit New lberi" for tne
double purpose of assisting at the eHoF0,S s',
-S,oh vill take place on the 10th and Het
prOx., and of seeing the surrounding SOun .s
Ebioh is said to DO the most beautiful in Tn
South.
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ipouisitive. 1t will have Free Thougn' III
every thing it will not take even the
Bible for granted, and so the Protes'ap'
rule of faith is appibilated. Nothing can
be a rule if it is not certain.
The authority of the Church, then' oe'ns
denied, the authority of the Bible necessA'
rilv disappears, since there is no positive
way of knowing what is the Bible. Even
when we may be certain from human
b;storv that Christ was God how can we
be certain that the writlpgs OF st. MARX
were inspired by Him Then' the al
thority of the Bible being destroyed Of
utterly attenuated, the great moral truen'
of Christianity lose their mold upon popu'a
reverence, and the spiritual death OF Athe
Ism settles down upon the people.
Thus Free Thought first denies a.
divine authority in the Church, then 1t &c
MES all authenticity and authority In th
Scriptures, then it denies God and scoffs
any such authority as his. 1t revor
against all authority it can not enao'
the idea of authority; it plays the part
Lucifer over again. And the fruit OF
U revolt on earth, when grown to matu' IL
u will be, to the extent of its Influence, h'
D. msn papdemonium like that into whit
Lucifer was hurled.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

4 Popular Life of Our Holy Father. foRe NJ.
IY BY Rev. Richard Brennan, a.
New York: Benziger Bros. New or'e""'
P. F. Gogarty. .;a,r
This work 10 presented to Us 81 49,
.sason. when all minds are turned TO tna'
central figure Of Christendom "nion ="
GRAND proportions has challenged the WORM
admiration for over thirty years AZ 49,.
ps1es We no still forther back and see sno
r,a.;o,s pon,,8 in his childhood, even at ME
,no.bars knee. We sec him as iao' suN
- o. .rrrao;ate his zeal and purity. we
haho,d him "a an humble priest working 'of
the orpbans and befriending the poor then 10
the ,,a,ous Archbishop of spoleto who was
~. n,.ona Of pressrvipe that favored city rom
~. r.vaoes of the Austrian army, and hhails
vs ses him raised to the digury Of the caroi.
.,.ta from which he steps i''o the glory Oh
pa,.aow and becomes at once the object
of the deepest love, to those VINO oeie'o
tho nromises of Christ, and Of the sefongess
L..,aa tn those who faleify His words ana
restrict His divine power.
The book before us is not history Oh 'n'
pontiSoats. which, however glorious, can
3 only be appreciated by the learnedj but IL Is q
, .;mple biography of the Holy Father, with In
o;dsnts and details of such anature rs to make
, IL dear to the popular heart. Young ana oio
will find q pleasure in its perusal, ana Ut
drawn closer in love and veueration to"ar''
the az gust subject of the work.
As a premium book for the youth OF oo'
If sexes, we cannot think of any thing BETTER AM
J. surely NO character in history can equal IN ns
"a roism, and simple grandeur, this noble fop'
&c Regarded only as o man, we needs must Veh'
rate his virtues; as King, We must ao"'i
~ his enlightened msgnanimity. as Priess' n
y holiness and ZEAL But as the Pontiff of chr's
n endom, the Representative of Christ on cart
III. We must admit that he has closely followed
be Master footstep, in his humility, his pruaens
70 his wisdom aud his holiness.
'as We trust this Life of Our Holy Father VI
". serye to make him better known and mo
ed deeply loved by all the mem bers Of his Wor'
,ev wide family; and this result no doubt W
on q uply repay it's Jealous author who has CIV
,ob n, 30 fair an offering to the name and fame
onr glorious Pontiff. Pope Plus the Ninth.