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The following is the passage (Faber',
Spiritual Conferences" p. 41s) which Rev.
rather Glesen recommended to the attention
OF his hearers last Sunday:
me old fashioned hatred of heresy ia he
coming scarce God is not habitually looked
facility of salvation outside the Church ia yerv
a6reeao!e TO our private friendships More
| over, IT we hold to this the world will nardon
az; Whoie host of other superstitions in us, and
WIZ 40 ms the honor of com plimen ting the re-
ligion God gave, as if it were some lteraTv mr.
poiiosophicAl production of our own. Ia this
such htge CANT Many seem amazinglv
tae,sd a' u, and pay dear for it quite CON
must lower the value of the Church in onr
eyee, aud relax our Efforts to con vert others. |
,o nose | VINO use the system of the Church |
least Will of course esteem it least and ses
least In 1t, and are therefore least 6ttaJ to H.
Judges OF 1t. Yet it is these who are the mo.t
.t Aiu ana the most generous in surrenderipg
Sne preroealVes of the Church to the exigen.
Gies OF modern snoothness and piyersalism |
IL would be strange if divine truths were not
BOT etlmes harsh TO o world lost in corrnntion |
sud SIN. Yet we have not the bravery To hold
nrioo, 10 our principles. We should think
siIsU' ana sacrament, and church me m bership
vi Tue greatest consequences 10 oursel ves If we
eie oy'hB Bat We regard them of too little | g
consequences to our neighbor to Justify a candor c
'efity which may be unpopular. Or is il that. Ii
1aIIy do not care whether he be saved or not r
io"eVer, our want OF hatred Of heresy first t.
overs our doctrine, aud tn en- our praotica d
1 hold that hat1ed of her.sv will nm t.
Iohg with genuine inward repentance be0 "
I God, in His infinite compassion To rs b,
,tWe me TO the last hour OF my life the in b!
'nse hatred of beresy with which he has in | pI
pred me, and which 1 recognize "a His Gift. b.
peg OF him to mai Re it grow in me to an a b6or- sn
n S tsr greater than it is yet Heaven is the 81
minsh 0 tS Out fne hatred Of heresy will not 90
70 adoring love of Gods ever. blessed TrnIb ms
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u NIT ED STATES

UNITED STATES
( WAsHINeToN.-Mr. HAYES haa annoi,.o
mug Haage John Z. King Collector of Customs a
j. NJ. G. Parker will +.
Master. 10 reaPpolnted Pos
co Inc proclamation calling an extra sessio, q,
H. obb aa mas not yet been published, thouph
~ nas Already been prepared.
The Statistical Burean claims an .,,a.o =,
eApoIts over Imports during the past n,na
months of SIS. 600 900; during the sams
S5 p0a aoo OF specie exceeded exports over
,o me u g. debt statement for April sbows -.
reduction of $4,000 900. 'uo"s a
ME- TERRIBLE BUTcHERY IN KEMPER County,
eliminated in M.ss AprN 3o-An old feud
i DeAaIo, hemper county, Miss. On Thursdav
a aast John N. Gully, a prominent Democpatic
tha ef;d was "aylald and assasinated. Upon
oIIa iiuavlts or Two negroes, several of the
alleged oonsp,rators in the assassin alton wsre
Of testeoc Yesterday afternoon q large marty
Gilmere nAe1 Cpon the prisoners, killing J. F.
nc lesser: and mort ally wounding w. W. Chisolm
q D "nite kePn blicans, except Rosser, W ho was
usugn'er insisted on sharing their confine- |
Glmer' ca aDp whom oa warrant had been issued.
came, ana on arrival was arrested bnt !
Iues as ne arrived at the Jail be as set on bv |
.noo and killed. The Tailor was then ovsrl
lacked e1a cb by the mob, who Immediately at
sung his son. Chisolm killed Dr.. Rosser
snd 10, MRS Chieolm severely wounded vonng
disay ~ son OF Gully who was assassinated.
Mss Cnisolm was also seriously wounded
BRILLIANT POPULAR DEMoSsrn.r,o,
-oa'sr'He, May 1.-The celebration to-pipbt in
gu, emoratlon of President Hayes action in
t ,.tharawlng the troops from the Southern @
yates, thereby allowing the people TO he Gov
rneo ny those of their own choice, was a GREAT
uccess. The city buildings and a large nun. o
rn Ga private residences were beautifully ard
humanity Illuminated. The entire DonnIation .
semed possessed with patriotism apropos nf
10 occasion. The celebration was non -part,z an.
EsxTRAoRDINARY BASE BALL GAME.-On the c.
"a at 81: Louis one of the most extraordinary IL
sues OF base ball on record was Dlaved No. =,
.een the s.. Louis Browns and Syracnsa a'
are. Fifteen innings were played witbont u
uripg run on either side The game was al
lendid fielding. '''"s anu
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DRIED EGGS "A large establishment. has
Is IN full operation, and hundreds of tb65Sapds
OF o., oozens are going into it's Unsuitable NAV
me! Inc eggs are carefully "candled" by hand@
Lnat 10, examined by light to ascertain W hetb ar
gooo or not-and are then thrown In TO an inn
mense receptacle, where they are broken. and
oy centrifugal operation the white and yoIk
are are separated from the shell very much "a
Hqald honey is separated from the comb. The
iq ala 10 then dried by heat, by patent pro.
cess aud the dried article is left, resem bling
sugar; aud it IL pnt in barrels and is ready
article has been taken twice across the |
equator in ships. and then made into onlet, |
aud compared with omlet made from fresh |
eggs In tue same manner, the best judges |
could not detect the difference between the
TWO. Is this not an age of wonders MIX
maze solid, cider made solid, Rpple butter
mace into bricks What nextf-PhiEdde{phSa
Trade Journal
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Prince Louis Napoleon and his mother have,
through Cardinal Bonaparte sent assurances
to the Pope that the Prince during his recent
visit to Rome was not made Freemason, as
has been affirmed
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Tokesp moths out Of old OlOthlug-Givo the
alothias % pooz.
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tbons 1u TO recruit without delay We or six
t bban1 n OF war are being concentrated nv
G'n renter as speedily as possible ShonIa
;u' Esco bedo cross from Texas into Meyinn ba
WIN meet with stubborn resistanca 'oo ne
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Morning star and Catholic MESSENGER

egaLIsHED WnRKLY By
zAe ReS Orleans OG<hoJo Publication Oop,.nu,, :.
10. ZIG PoydTos street. corner Of OaDp "
# heDireoters of the Company are,
Most Rev. NAPOLEON JOSEPH PERcHz
Archbishop of New Orleans
w., o,, President.
Very Rev. G. RAYMOND,
Very Rev. C. MOUNTAIN,
Rev. T. J. KENNY,
Rev. T. J. SMITH. C.M.
Rev. B. A. NErraAar, G. So. z.
Very Rev. P. FALLEN,
P. E. MORTIMER.
JOHN T. GIBBONS. i
JOHN MoCAyyREr, i
ID. II. BUCKLEY. Il
I'll. oomm unlcatlons are to be addrass.6 =, ell
e.sol oix@e HoTnsn0 StGr dnd Oath oiie Mss,.aaH.
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Morning Star and Catholic alss.snaar

h The MORNING STAR has been st.xsus
with the approval of the eoolesisxtsan,
authority Of the Diocese, to supply =,
admitted want in New Orleans, snA 4
mainly devoted to the interests Of IN.
catholic Church. 1t will not Interfere sp
politics except wherein they inssrsars
with Catholic rights, but will sxYsas
'niquity in high places, without regard A.
persons or parties. Next to tho spdrituaI
rights of all men, it will especially char.
pion the temporal rights of the poor.
Approva! Of tAs Most Rsv ArsAsssao,
we approve of the Aforesaid unlcx.
'k'ng' and commend It to the CsthoIsea
t our Diocese.
~. NJ ARcHBzsHoP OF New onIxAaS
~, 1867.
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Suspicious Banking Transactions,

ALBANY, N. Y, April 30.
Information was laid before the governor
to-day which alleges that the examination
of the New York and Erie bank of Buffalo
was stopped under very suspicious circum-
stances, at a time when it owed the state
$4,000. 1t is alleged that the cashier of
an Albany bank had claim against the
New York and Erie bank, and obtained
commigsion from Mr.. Ellis to make an ex-
animation of the affairs of the bank, but
on calling on Cashier Ganson and inform
ing him that he would like to make au ex-
animation, that gentleman refused to allow
it to be done. The Albany cashier then
showed his authority to compel compliance
when his claim was formally paid. He re-
turned to Albany, his commission was de-
stroyed, no examination was made, and the
state lost $4,000.
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What England Wants to DO.

LONDON, April 30.
In the house of commons Gladstone gave
notice that he should introduce five reso-
lutions. They declare that England has
just cause of complaint at the conduct of
the porte; that until there is change of
conduct and guarantees are given that the
porte has no claim to the support of the
British crown; that in the midst of the
complications and with war actually begun
the house earnestly desires that the infiu-
ence of England in the councils of Europe
be employed for effectual development of
liberty and local self government in the
disturbed provinces that the house fur
ther desires that the influence of England
be addressed to the promotion of harmo-
nious action among the European powers.
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Stedman & Co., crockery and glassware,
of Boston, have called meeting of their
creditoIs liabilities $4,000, principally
abroad and in Pennsylvania. The cause of
the failure is heavy expenses, light trade
and shrinkage values.
Hector Brownson, the oldest Methodist
clergyman in active duty in the state, and
for thirty-fve years agent of the American
Bible society, died yesterday at Rhinebeck,
N. Y, aged so years.
Chester Morgan and Arend, dry goods
and carpet dealers, Buffalo, to-day made
an assignment to r. d. Sherman liabili-
ties $250,OOO; nominal assets 100000.
The building known as the Niagara tenn
perance house at Buffalo, latterly used as
variety theatre. burned to-night incendi-
ary, loss $SO,OOO.
III the case of Ex-Treasurer Mann of
Saratoga county, jury was obtained yes
terdsy and the trial begun at Sandy Hill,
N. Y.
The wrestling match at Syracuse, N. Y,
yesterday, between Theobould Bauer and
Wilhelm Heygster, was won by Bauer.
The railroad bridge at Cos Cob, Conn,
partially destroyed by fire last week, has
been rebuilt and trains are now running.
The failure is reported of Thrayrck &
Rowland, commission merchants of st.
Louis; liabilities 800, 900.
The Dime savings bank of Bethlehem,
Pa, has suspended the liabilities exceed
$2S5, 900, assets unknown.
The body found near Euclid, 1t is ascer-
tanned, Is not that of p. p. Bliss.
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The South Carolina Contestants.

New York, April 80.
The Herald's Columbia special says the
republican contestants for state offices will
resign to-day, thus Withdrawing their cases
from the court of which Justice Willard is
member. Willard is candidate for
chief justice. and was strengthened in his
hold on the democracy by the fact that
suits against the republican state officials
were to be brought before him for de-
cision. These designations remove this
strong influence in his favor. Chamberlain
leaves Columbia Immediately for the north.
The republican claimants for state Of
fees will tomorrow consent to with
drawal OF proceedings before the supreme
court, which ends the contest and seats all
democratic state officials.
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"GAINED A POUND A DAY"

Here is an example of the HEALING,
CLEANSING and RESTORATIVE capabilities
of DR.. Fenners Blood and Liver Remedy
and Nerve Tonic, as applied to the Liver
and Lungs:
SOUTH STOCKTON. N. Y, April 7, 1873.
DR.. M. NJ. FBNNER, Fredonta, N. Y:
Bear Sir-I have been suffering from Abces-
SOS on my Lungs and Liver Disease for about
three months. Coughed a great deal, had be-
come nervous and restless, and my nesh had
wasted away. l have been treated by three
different physicians without any material bon
etit. They finally advised change OF climate
10 avoid Consumption, and In August last had
decided TO break up my business hero and 90
west in search OF health. At this time was
induced TO try your Blood and Liver Remedy
and Nerve Tonic, whereupon 10 my surprise
began 10 recover. Once fairly under It's infu-
ence gained nesh at the rate OF pound day.
After using two and one-half bottles OF the
Remedy, was o well man, and went about my
business which have continued uninterrupt-
edly 10 this time, weighing now as much as
ever did In my life, These are facts, as any
ono can ascertain OF me or others at South
Stockton, N Y, any day. Gratefully yours,
J. II. CLARKE.
Sold by dealers in medicine; in Rutland
by Paige & Crooks. d&w
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From Washington.
THE DISCHARGED RMPLoYKs.
WASHINGTON, April 81

Two hundred and fifty employees of the
bureau of engraving and printing, prin.
cipally females, were discharged to-day.
The bureau will now be closed for three
days, after which Mr.. Mcpherson will as
sumo the duties of head of the bureau. The
committee to examine the working of the
bureau state that of the $50 employees rec
ommended to be discharged only 422 per-
sons are dependent on them for support,
while the 3S7 employees recommended for
retention have 1928 persons wholly de-
pendent on them.
CHAMBERLAIN QUITS.
Gov. Chamberlain's family arrived here
from South Carolina to-day, he having
abandoned the state. Dispatches from Co.
lumbia say the republican South Carolina
state officers bave decided not to legally
contest their rights to their Offices, on ac-
count OF the expense.
The comptroller of currency reports the
amount of United States bonds on deposit
as security for the circulation of national
banks, May 1st, $94o, ,732, 900, an increase
of $50, 100000 since Nov. 1sf, 1876. There
has been a reduction of $11,000,000 of Six
per cent. bonds, and $12, 100000 five per
cent. bonds, and an increase of $12, 900, 900
4t per cent. bonds. Amount of national
bank circulation, May Let, So, 1873, 644, ,687.
The appointment of Judge John e. King
to be collector of the port of New Orleans
satisfies Packard, pleases the native whites,
and destroys Packard's supreme court, as
without King there can be no legal quorum,
and there is no Packard senate to confirm
his successor.
Hanscomb, chief of the construction
bureau Of the navy department, was re-
moved on account of report from the
Boston navy yard, stating that he had sold
old material without advertising, to favor
lite contractors. Hanscomb would have
been retired in about year.
The rush for positions in the diplomatic
service is very great. There are papers on
file in the state department recommending
more than fifty ex-senators and representa-
tives.
Notwithstanding the noise made about
Secretary Robeson's purchases of live oak,
it appears now that the navy department
could sell all the live oak for twice its
cost.
A well credited report is current here
that ex-senator John A. Logan has been
rendered prominent position in the Rus
sian army.
A colssSs4 'iU'SG G7ste>S sailed on the presi-
dent to-day il behalf Of a wnIte man wnU
wants the pCstmastership at Alexandria,
Va.
The president to-day Signed the COM
mission Of John &. King, collector of Gus
toms OF New Orleans.
Public Printer Clapp resigns to-day. to
take effect May 3lst. Defrees succeeds
him.
1t is said that in the rains yesterday there
deposits of pure sulphur, near Richmond
Va.
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Terrible Railroad Accident.

CHICAGO, April 80.
1t Is reported switch engine of the Chi
cago, Danville and Vincennes road coming
out of Chicago jumped the track at Twen-
ty-sixth street. Five persons were killed
and lying under the locomotive. Two es-
capped with severe injuries, the engineer
having both legs broken. One of the
killed was fireman of tho engine and an
other telegraph operator named Fahey.
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Highway Tax Books.

We desire to call the attention of select
men to very neat and convenient blank.
for use in making up highway bills. This
is designed to supersede the old-fashioned
and inconvenient tax bills in sheet form
heretofore used, and will be found much
more desirable for the use of the survey
ora. We invite the orders OF selectmen of
all towns in verment. Prics 90 cents per
dozen copiss.
d&w GLoBR PArKR Co.
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Helping the Montreal Sufferers.

MoNTTEAL, April 80.
The city council to-day decided to pay
the funeral expenses of the victims of the
fire and attend in body. In the corn ex-
change over 81 900 was subscribed to the
relief fund. A concert will be held in aid
of the widows and orphans of the victims.
The Odd Fellows and Free Masons have
ordered special meeting tonight to con.
slider the best means to benefit the bereaved
families. The watchman of the building
has made contradictory statements regard
ing the fire and is held by the coroner.
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Another Strike Frustrated.

New BEDFORD, Mass, April 30.
The Wamsutta mills were re-opened
this morning, and large number of opera
tives went in. The entire police force is
on duty to prevent riots. One-fifth of the
usual force has resumed work, and the
number is constantly increasing. The
women strikers are very noisy.
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Advance of Freights.

CHICAGO, April 80.
An advance Of FIVE cents is ordered in
fourth class railroad freights, making the
rate forty-fve cents to Boston, thirty
eight cents to Philadelphia, thirty-seven
cents to Baltimore, and thirty-hve cents to
Albany and Troy.
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Reception to Gen. Grant.

PHILADELPHIA, April 30.
A grand farewell reception to Gen. Grant
will be given here May l5. The municipal
authorities will tender the freedom of the
city, and Independence hall will be opened
for his public reception.
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Crimes and Casualties.
DRUoGED, ROBBED AND MURDERED.


NEW YORK, April 30.
earn Hansen, Swedish sailor, was yes
terday invelgled into Robert Green's house.
He ate and drank, and soon fell into a STU
Dor from drugge1 liquor. Upon awaken
ing at late hour he found that about $25
all he had was missing. Later Green came
to Hansen's apartment, where he had been
placed, and attempted to take Hansen's
watch. Hansen grappled with Green, a
fierce struggle ensued, and Hansen was
shot in the abdomen. Gfeen fled. Han
sen was removed to the hospital in a dying
condition. Green was arrested.
FOUR PRISONERS SHOT.
An old feud eliminated in terrible
tragedy yesterday at De Kalb, Kemper
county, Miss. Thursday last John Gully,
prominent citizen, was waylaid and as
sassinsted. Upon the affidavits of two ne
groes several alleged conspirators in the as-
sassination were arrested. Yesterday af-
terDoon large party of men fred upon
the prisoners, killing ]. p. Gilmen, John
Chisoln and David Rosser, and mortally
wounding VIM. W. Chisolm.
POISONED.
While John Leggett, waiter at IL, east
Twenty-ninth street, N. Y, was cleaning
the house to-day he found bottle in
a closet which he says he thought was
claret. He gave glassful to servant
named Rose Wyse who drank it and was
seized with convulsions, ending in death
An examination showed the bottle was
labelled "poison." The servants declare
Leggett and the deceased were not on good
terms. Legge!t has been arrested.
DAMARIsooTTA, Me-, April 80.
Geo. Hawkins waa found last night with
his head crushed in and otherwise terribly
beaten. Death is momentariy expected.
1t is thought his ossailant was man with
whose wife he is said to have been intimate.
Hannah Roach of New York, recently
charged James Abbott with bigamy in
marrying her while his wife was living.
He was sent to prison. Hannah became
respondent, and on Saturday disappeared
leaving note announcing "You will find
me in the river"
Blenner Hassett of the firm of Blenner
Hassett & Stevenson New York, has been
indicted for perjury in Chicago, in con-
nection wit the Cook county national bank
matter.
Levi Gilbert, aged 81, a wealthy citizen
of New Haven, Conn, committed suicide
by shooting yesterday. He invented the
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plates. @
James Hurl, at North Ware, N. H.,
yesterday left his insane wife in charge of
their son, aged 10. During his Absence she
killed the boy with an ak and hanged her
self.
Henry Orth, aged 1s, was fatally shot
yesterday in New Y ork, by Chss. Schwartz.
Schwartz did not know the weapon was
loaded and fired at Orth in fun.
Hanna & Blacks livery stable at Green
Castle, Ind, was burned. Loss $25,000.
William Shsrfey, prominent citizen, was
killed by the falling of wall.
William Major Of Perth Amboy, n. j.,
in attempting to get off train, swung un-
der the wheels this morning. 1t is feared
he is fatally injured.
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From New York.
THE ELLIS INVESTIGATION.
NEW YoRK. AnriI

New YORK, April 30.
Before the senate committee to inyesti-
gate the charges against Bank Superintend-
ent Ellis, experts testified to-day that tho
Mechanics and Traders bank building was
worth $105, 900 in 1874. Receiver Best of
the broken bank testified that four diyi-
dends were declared from June, 1874, to
December, 1876, although it was known
that the bank was in broken condition,
and minority of the trustees voted against
them.
THE CUSTOM notsE INQUIRY.
Col. Burt testified before the custom
house commission to-day that at least
saving of ten per cent. could be effected
by the reduction of the force of employees,
and giving the offices to competent men,
and not for political favor. He thought
the office of naval officer was a necessity.
INSURANCE MATTERS.
The Times Albany special says the in
surance superintendent is investigating the
Atlantic Mutual company Of Albany, the
Universal of New York, and thirteen other
state companies. 1t is rumored that Sena-
tor Tobey will succeed Mccall as deputy
superintendent.
AN IMMENSE ROBBERY.
Thursday last, a driver of the New York
transfer company received trunk for de-
livery at west Twenty-third street. He
drove to the eompany's stable, leaving the
trunk i'll the wagon while taking dinner.
He then delivered the trunk to the owner
who discovered it had been tampered with
and $50, 900 worth Of diamonds stolen.
BASE BALL.
Hartfords l, Boston l, after eleven in
nings we're played darkness set in and the
game was declared draw.
The Paducah and Memphis railroad, 1853
miles long, capital stock S3,000,000, and
funded debt $l,541 900, was sold to-day
under an agreement with creditors to the
trustees for $105, 900.
Phillipsburg, Penn, formerly lively
manufacturing town, has been almost de-
stroyed by hard timea. The people are
seeking labor elsewhere.
The Hope Methodist chapel, after 10
years. existence, WAS closed yesterday for
lack of funds. The farewell services were
touching ard impressive.
The gold exchange was dissolved to-day
and passes under the control of the stock
exchange. The room will be opened to-
morrow as a branch of that institution for
tne sale of gold and government bonds.
Tho reported -alo of the Stevens battery
to Russia is denied.
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A GARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors OF
indiscretions OF youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss or manhood, ETC., will send
you recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
by a missionary in South America. Send q
self-addressed envelope to REV. JOSEPH 7. IN
MAN, Station D. Bible House, New York City.
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