T TIl? PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC.
" GOING TEACH YE ALL NATIONS, • • • AND BEHOLD I AM WITH YOU ALL DAYS, EVEN TO THE CONSUMMATION OF THE WORLD."—MAT. XXVIII. 10, 20.
VOL VI. PITTSBUllGE SATUEDAY, MAY 19, 1849. NO. 10
THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC throughout this solitary nnd untenanted wilder vaiscs terrcs,''^ acted upon as it ever is by rain, of the thick and entangled forests of the Missouri ness; the skilful hand of art has not yet learn snow and wind, whose combined inlluonce bottom. Hero our fute appeared sliil more sad, IS raiNTED AND Pt'HMSHKD EVEKY SATUKDAY ed here to Hate the marble column or lay the makes it an ever varying ihealro of slrango and inisforlunc seemed to gain upon us in pro IIY arcliilravc—all the beautiful, primeval rocks and interesting phenomena {sui generis.)— portion as wo advanced towards the limits of J. PORTER * CO., arc sliil repo.sing in tiieir virgin quarries, and When seen from a distance, without being ac civili/cd life. Wc had hoped to find a boat at iho higli timber has never yet felt the edge of quainted with the peculiar nature of the coun St. Joseph';?, bound for St. Louis, but we were Corner of Wood street and Virgin Alley. the a.\e, .^nve when some wayside pine or oak try, you would believe yourself in the vicinity di.sappoinlcd. Tho Highland Mury, the last TERMS—Two Dollars a Year, payable in AHVASCK fell beneath the lravclcr*'s stroke, to feed his of large and populous towns or hamlets; but of steamer in the port, had loft tho day before our nightly firc.= ; yet the desert is not without its an appearance so unusual, and an architecture Three copies will be forworJcil to one address for Five arrival, and thus all chance of a speedy return villages, teeming with all the busy and interest so capricious, that you would su|)pose them to {to St. Louis was more than probably lost for Dollars. ing life, which the most fastidious socialist belong to an entirely diflcrcnt world, or to re- i the season. I resolved on making tho best of might wi«h for in P.iris or in I.omlcin. mole and distant ages. Here it is a Gothic j the evil, and determined on following the steam- These arc the villages of the prairie dogM, lowot ronring it« shaggy hftiglit nhovo surroud cr at full spccd, till I should ovcrtako her on SGLECTlOrVS. very numerous and very densely settled—they ing turrets and huge pillars, which seem to her downward trip. This appears but n folly— arc frequently spread over a surface of several have been placed there to prop the sky; yonder but the low slngo of the water and the im-^ miles in length and breadth. U ,is curious to it is a weather beaten fort, with its indented mouse bends and crooks of tho river were in my Prom the Churchnmn. ob.scrvc the ways nnd manners of these inter walls, ils gray parapets, which seem to have favor. After a ride of twenty-four hours I found esting villages. They generally choose as a been hewn out by the chisel of time, to wage myself on board. ST. AUGUSTINE'S PRIORY, CANTERBURY. site an immense even plain where the grass is war with the ever hostile elements, and to Until then I had enjoyed very good health; Lont? years have pa.s8cd, but Blill it seems low and scanty—they strip it of every blade bafllc ihc successive assaults of snow and flood night nnd day, for several months, in the free 'i'lmt scarce a month has down, and pluck it up by the roots around their hiding rains, of lightning and thunder. Domes, such bracing air, with a buirulo robo for my bed, I Since 'mid Augustine's ivied walU, places. They arc not however so dead to all as you would picture ihem to yourself, when had not so much as an attack of cold. Rheuma At eve, I sat me down; good taste as to treat the flowers with the same thinking of the cathedrals of the good old limes tism wag out of tlic question, though I freely III lcnRtlicn*Archbishop, your very to swallow all their little hopes in the rainy i place? of a snow-while, color. 1 humble and obedient servant and son in Christ But now, once more, I hear it said, season. Ucd by a provident instinct, ihoy i The fafnicr would plow, harrow, and sow in P. J. DE S.HET, S. J. The Cross hath claim'd its shrine, gather carefully the scattered hay, and convey j vain its stcril waste; the yellow harvest would | And driven far the worldly crew, it to iheir subtorrancan chambers to shelter' never crown his weary toil. But though un \ With words and rites divine : themselves from the biting cold of the winter,! suitable to the purposes of the gardeticr and; From the Catholic Observer. And learning seeks her ancient home. and to m^ikc of the dry and withered grass a | the botanist, it is not void of interest to the : Her quiet, calm retreat. warm and coinriirlablc couch or pallet. Scarce-j geologist and naturalist. Science might hcrej COLLEGE OF THE HOLY CROSS, And through her sculptur'd gateway press. ly have tlicy hoard tho hollow tramp of the i spend many a useful and pleasant hour, antl | High hearts to wisdom's scat. MASSACHUSETTS THE SAME NOW AS approaching cavalcade, when a general alarm j revel amid the fairy enchnnlnicnl of ihcso peaks j EVER. r,r<.'uses the baying tribe from their tunneled i and hills, richly stored as they arc witii rennins | My Mother Church, thus may'st thou e'er The die is cast. A majority of tho Legisla- The wastes of old restore. habitations: with eager stretch of neck andiof the antediluvian species—wc find there a And give to God the sacred walls car, and wilh wild imjuisitivo eye, they stand | world of pulrilactions of all si/.cs, and of various {'"•'C of Massachusetts has decided ihat Calho- Where Saints did once adore. at the entrance of their homes, or on the ape.x kinds of animals, from the unrivaled mastodon ' b<^s arc not to bo placed on an equal fooling The whirlwind and the storm have pass'd of their conic mounds, and after a short but : or mammoth to the lilllc linre; s//.W/a cArti5«rt-iprnct'cablo, wc abindoned our sk^ For city or town you would seek in vain themoidu; the EUhia nyctogenea, and I'anicum vir- j wagon and arrived safe in St. Joscj)ll s, after I will present the case as It stands before my gucumoilAnnxMs. 1 two daysMravel among the truly gigantic trees! mind, after the most faithful consideration I 74 THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC.
have been able to give it. ond shall leave it stands on the same footing, and so docs Am-1 lest against confining the selection to the char antipathy, to the Catholics, will be permitted to without reluetancc to the decision of the herst, by the terms of its charter. They are ter of Amherst College. The original charters interpose, on this floor, between them and the all public institutions: they have ever profess of Harvard College, and the charter of Wil equal rights, it is the chief glory of the land, House- liam College, contain no provisions which the It is needjess. lo trocc the course of things ed to bo designed, not for a sect, but for the j that all enjoy on these shores. petitioners would not readily accept. They which has resulted in swelling the numbers of whole people. As such, the Colleges I have | It will bo time enough to defend the cause of our Roman Catholic fellow-citizens, until they named have severally sought and enjoyed the' might, with re.nson, claim the benefit of these Christian liberty when it is attacked, and I tnut have rcnchcd about one seventh part of our patronage of the Stale. Altliough, necessarily, i precedents, at least so far as to balance and it will not be assailed in the persons or the in wiiolc population. It is too late in the day, if for the time being, each is in the hands of some ; neutralise the bearing of the Amherst charter terests of the petitioners now before ue. it would ever have been justifiable, to think of particular sect, they are all required to be so! against llicm. if liic time allowed, and liic oc- Both branches of the committee concur in uajng any political or legislative means, direct! conducted as to be for the benefit of all sects casion required, i might, by referring to the cir- j bearing testimony to the honorable frankoes? or indirect, to check or restrain them. They ; No one asks to have the Lcijislature give a ; cumstanccs of tlio great controversy connected ! and considerate moderation of manner and of etand upon the same |)lalform with all the restjehartcr to the petitioners that would place them with the foundation of Amherst College, so far! pretensions of the learned Bishop and his as- of us. Their equal rights, and equal sovereignty, I on a level with our other Colleges. They do:explai n the causes that led to the insertion ofjsociate petitioners. Thoy have approached ua are acknowledged by all, and will be maintained | not ask for it themselves, but, on the contrary,' the (Uh section in its charter, as to divest it of: with a cheerful confidence,—a confidence, I by all. Wh.itever any doss or denomination of expressly disavow nil right to be regardad as a ; any bearing on the present case. i iicpo, that will be JMstified by the vote of this men can claim, they may claim and must be' public inslitulion, in the scn?e in which the' The minority do not recommend granting to llouso,—that we sli.'ll welcome them with cor- allowed, no more and no Ic.^s. I existing Colleges arc, and ought to be rccog- • the petitioners such a charter as either of the khality, as they advance, in time and in step The petitioners come before us under the i nised. | other Colleges have received, but one that will j with the nnited host of the people, in the grand following circumstances: j Bjt the three existing Colleges arc not the; dcsii^n ite tlicm in tiicir real and avowed charac-1 march of universal education, By the rules of the Catholic Church, the fee!only instances of the incorporation of scmina-. tcr, as a private and exclusive institution. of nil its property vests in the Bi.«hop. The j ries of learning. There is another class of cor-• But if the jiurnals of the Slate and colony ' -—- - ^.-^^^.-^^.^^ late Bishop Fcnwick founded the College atj porations on our statute book, occupying .pre-; are to be explored for the purpose of choosing | 'j^UE BIBLE SOCIETIES. Worcester, for which an act of incorporation isjciscly the same ground as the petitioner^. The from the precedents they contain, an act of in \ now asked at our hands. As it svas quite bur-j institutions at Andover, iNcwion, and Wilhra ' corporation suitable for the Legislature to ofior | *^« copy with great pleasure the following densome for him to hold in his own name so j ham, are each, the last avowcilly. by the very! lo its Roman Catholic constituent^-, wo protest i from the " Presbyterian" of the 21sl inst. large a property, in addition to the church pro-; title in its act of incorporation, sectarian, dc- •airains t sclcctin-r the onlv one of them all" whicii i ..- ^^ COXTHOVERSV SrAUTKD.-lt it a fact not perty as such, he conveyed it, in trust, to the I nominational and exclusive. Tlicir trustees' contains the principle which that Church, from probably known to all of our readers, that at the beginning, has condemned and denounced Georgetown College, in Ihe District of Colum liavn the extraordinary power given them, spe the anniversary of the American Bible So- Wo rcijard it as an insult and an outrage, under bia, incorporated by an act ol Congress. Thus cifically in the cases of iN'cwton ard Wilbraham, , cintv, the business of the day is introduced by matters stand at present. The institution at to turn out of their own body any a?sociatc, the lorm of compliance with tiic prayer of the; ^^^^ 'simple reading of a portion of Scripture. ^Vorcesler is actually enjoying the advantages whenever they may feel disposed so to do; thus i)Clilioiior? and ilie pretence of a regard I'or The same custom prevails in the meclinffs of of a corporate charter, indirectly, through an jcnublinij tlicm to prcsci vu nml [)crpctuacc the equal rights, to say to ihcin—'• Yes, we will the British and Foreign Bible S^ciciy. From intermediate and remote instrumentality. It j exclusive and sectarian character of the insti yivc you a charter, but you must first abjure both public prayer is excluded. Tiiis is the is already a college; calls itself by that name,' tutions forever. Their great olj^ct, purpose your faith, abandon your Church, and turn Pr(»- efioct oi' compromise. Dificrent denomina and is protected by a corporate body, holding land design is, beyond all possibility of dispute, Icstanls. We have a variety from which to tions unite in the support of these Societies, its authority from the Constitutional Legisla-i precisely tlic same as is frankly avowed m the choose, but wo are determined lo olTcr you the and participate in the celebration of their an ture of the District of Columbia. j present case. Their character was perfectly only one of them all that you cannot honestly niversaries, which regard public prayer from It is a great disadvantage to those who con-• understood at the time of tlicir incorporation,' accept." dilTercnt points of view. The Quaker would duct its ofi'airs, and also to the people of this i and it probably never entered into the imagina- \ IfweshmidinsistuponthoA«i/icr.9/c/mWf;-,-er silent pr.iyer; the Episcopalian would Slate, in the city of Worcester and elsewhere, Uion of any person to question their right to! or HOrtf, and the petilioners fhould accept It, and ' prefcr prayer lo be read; and other denominn* with whom they deal, not to have its proprietors ^ have the benefit of such an act as ihev rcceiv- \ ihen utterly disregard the Protestant section in tions would address the ihrone of grace audi recognised by our laws, and resident in its im icd, and as the petitioners before us ask. • it, as they tell us, and tell us truly, bcforoiiand, bly, and without the aid of a lilurL'y. For the mediate vicinity. It is unnecessary to suggest,! It is not, .Mr. Sp':>akcr, because the octiiion-: tiicy nvjit, it is impossible for me to sec how sake, therefore, of obviating dillieulty, there is how very tedious, expensive, and in every way i ers are sectarian and exclusive, and make their'. wo, as a Leaisiature, could escape the imputa- no direct reference to the providence of God, inconvenient, it must often be to nil parlies, to'College so, that opposirion Ins arisen to their; lion and condemnation, not only of being "par-1 j^y ^,.j,j^,, aH ti",i,",^s are up'hcldVorYo'his SpTril,' have to negotiate and transact with a body, at. claim. Tiiis motive never ha.", and nover will, ticeps criminis," but of being the principal m; ,,y ,,.,,,,5^ outpoured influences all good and such a distance as the District of Columbia.; determine ihe action of tlio f.'i^i.-lalure of Mas-1 '''*^ ?"•''• . jsuccessfiil results arc to be achieved. That To obviate this inconvenience, they petition sachusclts. We all know that it is a partolj Porlinps some gentlemen may object to the ,„3„, g,,oy,^j i,^ dissatisfied at this, is not at all ihe Legislature for an act of incorporation; and the sacred and unapproachable riLrhls of con : word "Colle-e," as used in the bill and m Us .^^j/rising, and that thcv should demand a re^ such an act as the minority propose, I fully be-! science, to be sectarian and exc!u,-ive. To bo; iiilc. It IS the name which the petitioners have i f.^^,,^ jg ^Q ^ore than could be expected. They lievc they have a right lo ask, and it is our duty I so, docs not and cannot work a civil disability; •chosen , and which their institiUion has long i,^.,^.^ „s,,ej f„^ a change, and the Directors to grant. land however we may treat such a spirit, in borne. 1 he seminary li as diflcrcnt rom our: ,,^,^ refused to comply. They arc now pre.' Bet'orc entering upon general considerations other spiicrrs. the Leirjilature has no right to ideas of an Academy, or a Iheologica Inst.lu-'.i jj ^^^^ urgenllv,'and the result mavre Is to this eficct, let me analyse the acl we propose, rebuke it. I hesilatc not lo say, that if the tion,nr an Institute, as Ota College. Lponthe:,^^^;^! lpj_ There'are intrinsic dilficultiea ib e It consists of five brief sections. j Society of Friends were lo get up an institution. lulicstrcieclion, although individually, at tirsl, ^j, ^„,i^„ associations, while thev presume oin The first section simply names the trustees, j on a largo scale, for the education of their much in doubt on the point, I have concluded 1 ^ ^,„i^y ^,,,i^,,, j^^g ^^^ ^^-^^ - and places the corporation, ns usual, under the I youth, ai\d should require every student to; that, alter all, the character of the insiitulK.n; ,.™: ..... ^ , „., , ., forty-fourth chapter of the Revised Statutes. wear the costume, and employ the phrascoloiry,' beiuL' .suincientiv defined in the act, it is imma- i ^''« distribution of the Bib e, without note The second section limits the property it may , and in all thinirs conform lo ihe usages of that teriai by what name it mav be called, and thatj ^'^ comment, presents the broadest platform for hold. ; community, and confine liicir selection of teach ' s much objection might be raised toany other f,'-"^'' "'"°;^' ^".^^ yet this has been found insuf The third section gives the Legislature pow- ers and superintendents to their own people; name as that of " fJollcge.'^ ficient. One branch of the Episcopalians re cr, at all limes, to visit and investigate. jonly, and, like such an institution in Rhode i After all, .Mr. Speaker, the opposition to the sist the circulation of the Bible unless accom- paied by the Book of Common Prayer; in The fourth section, in the most explicit and Island, not admit any pupils "but members measure before us arises, almost wholly, I ap England there has been a division on the sub indisputable form of language possible, draws nnd children of members of the Society of prehend, from liio strong and deep prejudices ject of incorporating the apocryphal books the clear and strong line of distinction between Friends," and call themselves bvanvname.j lons al : 1interminabl e indeed, and its debates would ligien with those of education, or because it is never entl. We have no such right. As for subsisting? We answer, 1st. Lot the meet Andover, Newton, and, from the nature of the ings be alternately opened wilh extemporan^'l a Roman Catholic institution. case, Cambridge also, arc private institutions. the lessons of history, what sect can hold up its I4et us examine the first objection head, or indulge in any other mood than sclt'- cous and written and read prayers.—^Thit4 il^»"do ihe'pl^cedenlsjn^hc'legislat^ "">; |^«'|y ^ ^';'|'|>1^,«| would be a mutual compromise to which all' llicm in any other light. It is true that the condemnalion, wlien those lessons arc all fairly Massachusetts, stand? What arc the founda read? should agree. 2d. If Episcopalians will not tions of the prominent institutions of education sectarian seminary at Wilbraham did, laei year. . .1 c , • . r.i ..,-„„ „:^« 1 K,- foalisc a very large sum, by lejiislaive grant,: The Puritans of Massachusetts once nroved ," ^•^''^["P^^f O"^ prayers, let the pray- in the btate! Arc anv of them recognised by . . 1,, 1 ..; ", ir 1 1 .' that the sword could not be trl4d ifll ei^''' ,f^'^-^J'^'^° r'^^d, rather than that there, . , . .J- •.! „ .^j „„ ,u„ hat ought to have ijone to the school fund; but hand,^: and the Catholics of Marvla d can i l''' 'M"'''"^''7- 3^-If neuher of these the law as stnndiog on the same ground as the :. • . "1 i i .i . i • 1 .• V H claim the largest share of the g^S o?^^ i J :r'i:ivlT"'"' ''' "'°'° ^vho harmon.«e .n| lion. L'j't.r'i ivicw liave their separate societies. Nothing .» I «r«-., ..„» ! It 'S to be hop^d that no such violation of all ,,'• , , i in the end would be losl, as we do verily" one belore us: i.i • - 1 r . -n It IS no because a man is a Catholic, or a \ believe, if high sounding general lilies wen.' Of Cambridge College it is unnecessary to; ''^ P;'"^'!;'^,^^'^^'"" g"^-"'""ent will ever again: epeak, Thi.s has olwnys been a public institu- i "^ "itcmpted. ; iuritap Im he cannot be entrusted with j laid aside, each deuominaiion should act fof tiou, open alike to all, and frequented bv all.; The petitioners before us.it thus appears,ask; o«er, bui because he .3 a man. We all have j itself in this matter. True Christian union ii ' At this moment, a very large majority of thcj 1"^ nothing which has not, over and over again,! the s.imc l.aculues and the same atTcctions,-! often belter promrAcd by .•separate aaions thaftc fions cf Mafsachu.settF," obtaining a collegiate| been granted toother denominations, and which j our hearts beat, and our souls glow with the j bv forced and unsound alliances » same pass,ons,-and if impatient zeal is allow- j The above ia one of the richct-the most' education within the limits of the Slate, are oni<>ug'>l ""*? '" "" cases, to be granted to all np 1 cd lo arm itself with political power,—it mat- umusing items in its "line" that has met our its catalogue. They belong lo all denomina-{ plJconls, pursuing similar objert.«, on a scale soj tcrs not whether Papists or Protestants wield eye for many a long, long day. Alas, alas! It.'l tions, the Roman Catholic not excepted,and are; 'nrgo as to render a corporate character conve-! that power,—the boundaries of right will be pcrmiued to worship, on the Lord's day, in aj»'cn' ""'^ desirable to ihem and to the people | over-Jeaped, and persecution rc-nppear in all its is come to this! Have the American people,;' church oftheirown communion, ifwithin reach.! with whona they deal. | violence and cruelty. after all, til an imp of Calvin sounds the' The Thcoloiricnl School, at Cambridge, unlike | The minority, considering the exclusive char 1 alarm,b en wheedled, and flittered, and cajoK oU olherii in tidsState, and for aught I know, in! ncter and objects of the College of the Holyj Bill I will not gratuitously commit injustice, ed, and robbed, to uphold a " gigantic scheme ell the States, is refjuired by its charter lo be so! Cross, were not prepared to give it such a char-1 in anticipation, upon any member of this House, of godless bible distribution!!! " The broadest managed, as to allow nil, of every creed, an tcr as that of cither of the existing Colleges in; by supposing that prejudice, or preconceived plaifortn" on wluch ihc AVjjfring sects couW., equal participation in its privileges. Williams the Comihonweahh. But if iho Legislature College, as is argued in the minocily report, I siould think proper to do so, the minority pro*! THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC. 79 stand is shivered, plank after plank, and the MR. DUFFY'S RELE.\SE. taken partly from Mr. DuflVs partisans and [ their gaols; that if from the Young Ireland par- saintly host find at last, that they are worse, Thank God, .Mr. Duffy has come to a period partly from his political opponents. The Crown j ty (winch wc altogether disbelieve) any danger God forgive them, than the Sabine camp of of his troubles, at least for a time. After a 'Sulicito^ ' r' was to' o astut• ' e t•o commi"t' or permi"t ^vcre to be dreaded, the risk would come from old. These, though bound by the tie of plun trial otTering in almost every respect the most such a blunder as that. We believe it is the the one prisoner whom they have altogether der, were still united; whilst the Evangelical, perfect contrast to the former one; a trial in exact truth that there was not a political friend failed to convict and the many fugitives who though sworn to a mr»n to levy the sacred which, by the acknowledgment of the pri^^orier of Mr. D.ifi'y's on (he jury. Certain it is, at I have taken refuge on the olhcr'side^of the Al black'mail, must quarrel about saying their \^th e Judges gave him fair play; in wiiich, by i"" c^PHts.that the four Catholics who were on ! lantic; that no possible combination of circum- jiraycrs before they organise their vaunted j .-0 f L-knowledgmcnt of the Solicitor-General,''''° j'""-^' "'^''O 'i''' Political opponents, entered | stances from this day to Doomsday could enable system of peculation. Well has our cs- j the jury 2ave the most seriou.s, earnest, anxious, i^'^^j'"".^'-^"^ "''^'> =^ great dislike and di-tru.'^t ofj Messrs. O'Brien, Meagher, O'Donohoe, and termed contemporary termed it a new contro | honest'aiid impartial attention to the evidence; '"'"' ''""' "''^'"'^ guidcil in their verdict—solely,; .Martin—all or any of them-to create or head vcrsy. Uis collca«!ues arc, no doubt tired ofj and in wliich, whether by negligence or dcsirr„,; ^^'c believe—by the evidence of the witncs.-ics, | an outbreak onc-tcnlh part as fc-rmidable as the the old ones. But let us look a little closer.— I the jury was less grossly packed than on form- i ^'^° speeches of the counsel, and the Judge's j scene at Ballingarry; and that to tr.-insport ihcni What arc the facts? j or occasions Mr. Durty has been 7iot found • ^•'''"'^"- -^^ private letter lies before us, dated j with any view to the future will bo simply to The Bible aniffversary, as is well known, is • guilty seven jurors havin" been for an ac- i '^^onday the llUh, not addressed to us, nor writ-1 transport thorn without an ohjacl. the grand gala-day on which the brethren meet.! quiltal, and five for only "a (lualificd verdict i ^'^" ^^"'' "">' ^'''^^^' '° publicalion, nor sent toj Wo do theroforo earnestly submit to those ns it was thought, in unity—but that's all over, \ against, as guilty of a "seditious liljcl, ijiit wiiii- us with any view of use being made of the I whose representations are likely to have weight to concert measures to convert the Heathen, i out a felonious intent." The conscqiienoc is, sentences wo arc about to quote. The writer, j with the men now in oiTicc—which Heaven enlighten their neighbors, and of course, dc- j however, is well known to us as an oxtrcmoly j knows ours are not—to exert themselves to nounce I'opcry. Tliia was the platform—^and | that Mr. Dufly has been released, and is for the present (and wc suppose for the future) a well-informed and moderate man, and rigidly j bring about a great act of tnorcy and of wis- though broad enough in all conscience—that i careful of the truth in everything he says and j dom. Wc believe that many .Members of Par- is not even broad enough. We all know the ; I'reo man. The Crown has consented to his release on giving bail, himself for £1,000, and I writes. He hnppcns to be personally- acquain. t I liament who, believing Mr. Difiy guilty, re watch-cry of " circulate the Bible!'' What's fused to sign the Memorial presented on hi.s the corollary? "The union of Protestant two sureties for £,')00 each. Thank God, we j f^'' "'''' '.''° '""'"" <^^^atholio jurors, and he thu n,'for his tardy but triumphant accioit-! fP<^^'^^ "}' I'lcm:—"I had little hopes from the behalf, wore ready and willinar, in case he sects and the downfall of Popery." This stu sav age 11 should be convicted, to s.gn a Memorial t"or a pendous system of a superstition ihe most de tnJ! ' ijurvjJ'"'y-. Th1 liee foulour Catholicuatnoiics were norridihorrid!yv sscru( « basing, must disnppcar in proportion as the When James I. was sounded by the ambassa-' !'"'"'•"'' ''^'T'dly respectable, and horridly Old ' free pardon to be given him and his fellow-* word of life is propagated. Wcll,lhe Evange dors of Elizabeth as to his inclination to take |''•'^'^"'''^''- ^^'"^ of them had frequently de-j prisoners. If so, they must be even iiiorc lical Snbinos met, and, .sad to tell, there's nei part with Spain against Euf^land, he answered iclarrd to his firm conviction of DJAV--^ j ready now he is at liberty to address the Crown for a free pardon to his former associates.— ther Protestant unity nor a report of Popery's I that all the favar he expected at'the hands of ?T"''^'""'' ''^'^ expressed the strongest prnju- Tablet. disappearance. Their first act is to quarrel as Ij Philip was that promised bv Polvphemus to ;'^''^<^ "J^'^'"^t '''f"- And the result of the trial to the propriety of opening hostilities ngain-st I Ulysses, namely, "to l)e devoured' I..M;"' and^''' ''"''^ ^'"^ """> ^v''" 'S "">?t intelligent and a sinful world by a prayer; in other words,] lie seemed to think very little of tiiis doubtful !''^'.'M'"'>'"''>' I'oi.omblr, ^nya thr.t ilieru was no STATE OF IRELAND. whether they should acknowledge i God at lity. Mr. DulFy Ims'grcat reason to put an-;^'^'*'^"^° ^'^ ^"=1'''" i'"' '^h-irge, and that he \' ' ctiit . .• .1 • t • I c r r . now ndmireq DidlV rvroediinTlv " Tim Inn ' liAl.Lr.VAKir.L, LLIFDEX. — 1 na Rev ^V. all. One must pray after this manner, and - •• ' Hannclly writes thus:—"Lvery hut m the di5 It leher IconstructioS intlel)lecl nlo or nIn this escapes kind. of favor, for to: "' .looints i^miv r\ceeaingi\. i no 'an ' , another after that, and so on ad infinitum; till trict is full of dysentery, and even along the hThere ise indebte can bde fonor doubhis escapet that .afte r the trans- i 5?"^^?'^ ^^""'=^ o intendef part do f fothirs publicationextract show. sThes howe littlfouer Flannclly writes thus:-"Lvery hut m th a " compromise," they abandon the prayer . •• r M M-. 1 I .1 1 .1 orfi iiliced iirorq wore .ill rnnvprtp.l Uv ii,« I hedges the unfortunate evicted outcasts mav bc and meet all dinicultics by "the simple read portation of .Mr. Mitchel, the man whom the 1"^ J'""'^" jiror.s \>orc an con\erica ny me i n i . ,1 rr .i ing of a portion of t>cripture"—for the easing /-< . . • . . • . •. pvidenre Tiidiircfl nil biitli'CKIPN-ind ilip l.wlirf.''c sccn pcri^Uing oi ncglcct." Jle then gives of tender con-cienccs! Government was most anxious to irct into its i-\ lucncc aooucco on uoin ^loc.-. anu tiic judge ? i- . r 1 .1 r , • ° 1 Now, in our state of Popish •ignorance of the I i 1 • „. I .1 • rlnr:rp-ami tiirop Proifc^innt iororo fniin.l iliom hcvcral instances ol deaths from starvation, and knowledge of the Scriptures, we would merely iiands, and against whom ihcv w-crc ini)st cin- '-''''?-''''"''^'"^^ ^''-''^='1"'''J"r"'='""""'"cm nsk, if their Scriptures be the word of God, racy this wild and extensive territory. ,bolica ... l ,temoter, '^ •.," b,yv who,,. m ,,,alr l th,e rest, ,, from '••rlvr''•'•' s'^^f^ in" Ih entereo 'samdr nrrdv-Tmpiion the recordt Tli, ano drPKid thatt ai*i i'-^'"''""CS:—" 1 nc Whole population Will bo what crime is it to substitute that for the ca Smitbittercdh O'Brie, was nMr downwards. Diliv. , 1ha hedy beeboken seduced npoidi , •""I"' •^'^'^! ^""'^i "''''' '"^° ^'''"y hec .salclP''^"''^'"cnty pronounce. iiiercsuiiid an imposs- AsiiFiKLi).—Th.i e iRev ir . P. Pi. War. d also gives pricious outpourings of the Biblicals? The hiintmo aevis thl coursese soul an. d Thelifey oanf dth theie wholr organe confiles I ricd- "'^sihility^ '""rall. y .speaking, Mr. D.fTy is really as ; •^jy^'-Pa painfu^ -;;-^l nrcoiin^ «" ^''t o^f I'^^lthe- sta:POt>ne do f.system the poo, rcspcc in hid- one t.y the Word of God; what is the other? to makeThe thye openlworldy aspokt largee of, luanmd atiis e"th Dubline dia-!' '"•'<:'^^^-' ^^T'i"cDulFy beind asg ifthu a sverdic disposet odf "Noof, wt o(iuilty canno"t parish^j'} "^,*'>"', i 1!.."^.?^°.'^'.':"L^'_1"!, =^"3^ '^'' '" Oh, but we must have a manifcst.ilion of the jury class more especially, believe that his '^^Ip turning to the otiicr pri.soncrs—Mr. "gifts," .screams the Caivinists—prayer with TWJ;NTY DKATIIS A WI:EK IX ONF. PAitisn,— breast flamed with the moVt iiullish intentions I O'Brien, I\Ir. .Moaghor, and the rest. Their out rule. No, cries the Episcopalian; let us Kilmeoiia, Wostporf, April 11, LSI!).— The against the peace and well-being of society,' case is .somewhat dilFcrcnt from .Mr. I) iffy'.-, open by " the rubric," as sanctioned by an act Uov. .Mr. lIardiman,of Kilineena, writes to us and that it was not his fault if l)ui)lin had nut hccause he unquestionably having had no share of Parliament. Don't hear him, shout the In as follow-.: been burned to the ground, and the loval among ;'" t''^ miserable demonstration that somehow dependents—don't hear him. Peace, friends, ".Sir—I am sorry to have to inform vou that its citizens subjected to a reign of terror of the "r other occurrcd-no one knows how or why | .j,,^^ j,,-,^ ^,^y ^^.^^j. i.venty-eight poor creatures peace—mildly rejoins the Quaker; God is a most bloody description. For this purpose, —''^dsrounds for acquittal whidi cannot be j i,,,^^ ^ij^^, j,, i,,j^ j^;,. „^ ^^^^^ twenty of spirit; he sees the heart, and that'.-? enough. though he was the first imprisoned, they re-1 "Ifegcd 'n^their^ favor. But_ still, every one i (jj^n, most certainly have died of starvation!! Friend, sneers the Doist, thou sayest aright; served him to the last. \ must feci that of the Young Irc!anons and by the niluencc h. i union, which at present is nothing belter than wickedness of which DullV would be proved to ^virldcd among Ins Ic Uv«. How then will ,i ^ ,„,^ extensive field of death. No doubt, your- prayer! • be po.-s:blc when Mr. iJaliv is at lar'^e to trans ' I be the projector and instigator; that the dc-^ign self and your readers arc hoart-iick of those But suppose there should be—what they are j of a most bloody revolution would be brought port—for instance—-lOorMr. .Meagher, so much gloomy details which day after day, darken determined to avoid—a prayer, either in thej to light, and something worse than vitriol bot- his jiinior, and whose iscneral course, apart the columns of the Freeman. I .shall, tuneful lone of the Bircbone school, or accord j lies and fiery hoops |»roved to be a part of Mr. from any pnrlicular act of indiscretion of which therefore, not venture to describe more than ing to the solemn rubric of the "thorough" Dufly's Y'^oung Ireland conspiracy. Hints by he may (or may not) have been guilty, must to one case oat of the black cataloijue of last week. Laud, how is it to be oflcrod up? " Through • no means obscure were given of revolting j)ro- so greit an extent have been dflermined by Here it is: —In the townland of Bullinlou^jh our Lord and Saviour, (!cc. &-c." No, no, iho infl.ionce over him of his old r and more jects in exact harmony with the worst excesses (the property of L>rd Siigo), in this parish— " Blasphemy, blasphemy." shouts the Socinian, cxperirnccd associate? Willi regari.l.to all the or attcmi)ts of the Red Republicans of Paris; ... • ft? , , I ^vhcrc lately stood a large village, but now a as a High Priest of old. " Turn him out, turn and they swelled with joy at the thought ot prisoner. s It i.s mipo.«sibl,. , o . not ,.l,o _ .l'•c»^vha t the; ^.i^g^^^ of ro'olless walls—in ashed, died of slow him out," yell the mob of divines. " Hear bringing' him to trial afiJr fi.xing a Phrygian J;'."""".'^;^ |.rojud.ced against Difiy must have -larvalion,'on Saturday last, the Widow Cusack. Reason,"' retorts the Unitarian: its our birth cap upon his own he:id, and a fund of incradi- I*^" ''''^'' V-"'.'";' \" '","> ^'j'^" V'^ case came lo jj^.^ ,|,„.|,icr, as was natural, approached the right." " Authority, authority," shouts the cable prejudice against him in the hearts of the ^.° "^•''•f'";'.^- -Mttcd—that f.r whatever uunscrc j,,^^,,. „,- i,^,^ mother, and made an elTjrt to cry Anglican—•' hear the Cliurch of England."— jurors by whom he was to be tried. For this t'"» '"^y '>^^-<= ^^^'^ committcUnited States—it was presented the other day to Gen. Taylor; is th:it to be circu lated too as part of your revelation?'''' " By . aTod, so muol< as to talk about insurrection, has preserve all means," now hits in the Infidel—"by all What a pity that human calculations often j .,|;„pct|,r,r vanished; and that any rfsumplion length of time from getting putrid by salt." tncans, print and circulate it at the expense of turn out fallacious. The very mearts taken «" (of a course which seemed to threaten the Iran- STAUVATION.—The Riv. Rlr. Callanan, Pro the Society." " And put along with it the make all sure have marred the plot. The dc- | (j,ji|ii[v oftiie country i^i the beginning of I'SiS, testant Rector of Louisburgh, writing on the Swedenborgian tracts," cries a follower of that lay has given time for animoMiies to cool; lor^yj,^,|j^ f^Q,„ ^^d after the beginning of 1810, Tuh of April to a friend, says:—" No later than mythic theory. " And don't forget my tracts," prejudices to disappear; for terror to subside;'f-y^,,j.|^ j|,p ^^.^ possible evidence of lunacy last week a labouring man ol mine saw six dead cries the Colporteur—" choice reading that of for enemies to become indiflorent at least, il ^^^-^^sx nil or any who should attcmot so gross bodies on the roadside — the bodies of poor mine, as South Carolina can testify." "What not friendly; and for a calmer consideration of a madness. famine-strickcn people—who were brought from docs ail this mean, brother?" a.sks the Ma all the circumstances of the case to be laken W'hnt the private language of the pri-soners Louisburgh lo Adelphi, going and corning a liommcdan. " God is great, and Mahomet is by the "loyal" population of Dublin, supposed may now be wc cannot tell. But il, after the ilistancc of eighteen miles, to be inspected by his.Prophet. Let us go, they are quarrelling to be threatened by Mr. Djfl"y with ihu bullet experience of the past, the knowledge of the the vice-guardians. I could appal you and the about their Koran, and won'? say their pray and the guillotine. To the over-managcmcnl present, and the glimpses into the future which community by the horrors of famine I could re ers. Great Allah!" And, shaking their tur of her Majesty's Irish adviser, to the skilful the present gives, any of the prisoners should late—such as our poor people dying by the bined heads, they fly the scene of strife, their procrastination brought about by the astuteness scriouf.|7 ^,„i ^^sJ^ j,, ^\^Q judgment of that birds, and after perishing of hunger being eat der. the eloquence and discreet h.uidling of the case ^^cat nmj )rit v of the human race who arc at en by rats!" Is this then the system in which the Pres by Mr. Bitt, the escape of Mr. Dutiy is entire- . \^^„^_^ ]„. ^.g^/ij uj^gf^rve as well a dark bouse Tin: Cursis.—As the season advances, al! ii^/crtan.COchildishly looks for unity! Will he ly owing. If, as in right it should have been, he ; ^,„i ^ „.],|p „« madmen do " These considera- sources of misery and demoralisation are in- believe us, when we respectfully tell him, that had been brought to trial without delay, and iM tjons do nnt, unquestionably, aflbct the legal crea.sing. The clearance system is extending depict the evil as ho may, his prescription the prisoner first arrested had been the prisoner j ^,„j|t „f ji,p prisoners, if they be legally guilty. to districts and estates heretofore unafTected by proves him a quack. On one point wc how first tried, it is undeniable that long belorc this ; y^. ^ momentary outburst, in a moment'of great this rnxlo of disencumbering the land of its ever agree; that scandalous ns the case is, Mr. Dufl*y would have been clothed in a grey ; ^^^\ jrcnoral excitement, they may have broken h if famished occupants. In two south western even as reported by himself, it is—still—good, jacket in the Bern udas, the Cape, or Van Die- j ,],p |a\v;.'.nd if thev have broken the law,even counties, Clare and Kerry, evictions by whole genuine Protestantism; and whai that is, we men's Land. Again we thank God that this \^^. „ \^^\^^^ breadth, the law may both claim and sale are now in progress, to a much greater ex* refer him to a brother late of Charleston, but iad and shocking destiny ha.^ not befallen him. ^^^^ j^g ((.rfcit. But in the case of political, or tent than at any former peiiodduring the fam at present of Richmand, Va., who in an un Looking back to the scurrilous attack made supposed political, ofi'onccs such considerations ine. From one district in Kerry, on a property guarded moment solemnly and publicly de by Lord Brougham on the dissentient juryman ^9, wc have adduced deserve and must always under the Court of Chancery, one thousand clared, " THAT Paf/rKSTANTisM is NOT THE in the first trial, it is important that there should receive considerable weight. Every one must human beings were turned out last week. From RcvELATiOiN MADE UY GOD!" Yet this man be no mistake in the second jury. The juries feel that the danger is really past; that it can another, belonging to 'J'rinity College, a vast lives by advocating it, and, of course, THE have disagreed, and Mr. Duify therefore has not readily come back again; that if it were in number of occupants have been evicted. la BIBLE SOCIETIES.— U. S. CatMicMis- not had the benefit of an acquittal; but the dis any degree subsisting, though latent, it does Clare, a portion of the parties evicted hod been ccUany. agreement has not been because the jury were not lie in those whom the Government hold in substantial farmers, and the Conscrvativo THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC. 76
by their presence. The party will leave ths ithe unity and perpetuity of the Church was paper.lhe Clare Journahsmfcs ihat some o the his own imagination. He says: <' The whole dwellings levelled by the bnihp appeared lobe stock of Douay Bibles in an ordinary Catholic School ilouse at about 9 o'clock. Refreshment going on before us, and as we saw the proof of comfortable farm-houses. The tenantry at bookstore in Pittsburgh, or elsewhere, would tables, &c., will be on the play ground, above jh^.'^'yin'^ "^g'", «'e lost sight of her present tempted resistance, but the au of a parly of be little more than a colporteur's portmanteau uuiiimyimii., i..^. ; ,...>^^uu1^ «»r ..w.^.L- 1. ,...11. ..v1 . .... | affliction'I'ljgsQ . unavoidable reHections prepared oj constabulary was obtained, and the ringleader Birmingham, the proceeds of which will be ex- j rp,,^^^ unavoidable reflections was arrested. Wliilst destitution andcrimo arc full « i pcnded on premiums for the children who will j for the discourse of the Archbishop of St Louis, thus pn^ressing, the difficulties and embarrass One thin*^ he says truly: ''We have no 8uch\\)Q most successful in the examinations that j and the spectacle gave unction to his eloqueni words ments of all classes arc becoming more formid- thing as Bibles at twenty eight cents, and Nefr : will be held next month. nbic; and in "^'^yi'''''^;'''^'^Z^^^£\'i^^<^'^^^ ''""''•'" Like our Blessed OI'EMNO Of THE COUNCIL. At the close of the liicfh mass, which wag trWc to the poor—for instance, the communil\ i ... , r r . ni • Q;^ The Sisters of Mercy in charge of the ?f Monks at Mount Mellcray, in the county of • Redeemer, the Apostles, the first fervent Chr.s- celebrated by the Most Rev. Archbishop of Walerford arc become claimants on the pub tian's, and in fact the Church at all time?, Ca- Mercy Hospital acknowledge the receipt of ten Baltimore, assistf.d by the Very Rev Dr Daluol lie benevolence themselves.—Correspondent of L|,y|jgg j^^g ^^y^g desirous of doing gofxl to the dollars from an unknown friend, under the sig Superior of St Mary's Scminnry, as Archdea* the Morning Chronicle. poor, and the suflering, than the contributing con, the Very Rev Father Brocard, Provincial nature of S. money to societies for the purpose of making of the Society of Jesus in the Mnrylund Pro. vinco, and the Very Rev Father Hnfkenaheid Bibles so cheap that that they can be tossed Provincial of the Rcdcmptorists in the Uaitd THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC. about like the cheapest school books. How CONVERSIONS. States, as Deacons of honor, the Picv H B ever, we have no objection to sell Bibles at'; BEnriA5troin:.—A scliismniic Armenian, in ; Coskcry, Rector of the Culhedral, as D^-'acoaof twenty eight cents, and New Testaments at da ngcr of death, embraced the Catholic Faith | office, and the Rev Thomas Foley, assistntil PITTSBURGH, MAV 19, 1819. eight, provided the Bible Sucielies will supply ^ [f ^^.ly nt B'-;5l.«mpore and recei^.ed the last Pastor, as Subdeacon of office, a discourse was ° ' ' Sucraincnts from the Kev Mr Boccaci. delivered by the Most Rev Archbishop Kenrick -55 jus with Dauay translations, such as arc ap MACAO.—An English Protestant lady, Mrs of St Louis, on the characteristics of the proved of by the Bishops in the United Slates Ch urch, as the "house of God," the "spouse STATISTICS OF BAPTISMS IN ST Middleton, after having been duly instructed —the notes will not make the work ten pages, by the Sisters of Charity, has been admitted of Christ," and the " body of Christ." Tha PAUL'S C.VTHEDRAL. if so many, larger. into the Catholic Communion, at Macao. learned prelate showed clearly from scripture It may be a matter for tlioughl In nur render." | how these qualities belonged to the Christian BELLAHY.—Within the last six months, seven Church, and urgucd from them, at some as well OS it was to ourselves to know the num- rpjjg WORKS OF BISHOP ENGLAND. Protestants and ten heathens have been re length, the unity and indefectibility which ore bcrofchildren baptized every year in the Cathc-j J^ jg ^-jii, ^orc than ordinary pleasure we ceived nt Bclliiry into the Catholic Church: at essentially implied in those charactoristici. dral. What we think wc postpone to write for',.j,jjjj JI,Q following item in tlio Baltimore Sun the same station two apostate Cuholies have Ho then very forcibly applied the principles he been reconciled to the Church.—Bengal Cath. a less busy time, but we give tlic result of our ; ^f jyi^y r)ii,. We trust that now the work is had established to the Roman Catholic Church, Herald of Feb. 10th and 17th. in contradistinction to the numerous sects of examination of the Biptismal Register of the jacluallv commenced and must be finished, the LiVEurooL.—On April Lkh, twenty-one error. After the sermon the prayers prescribed Cathedral. For the last fifteen years, that is, | j||. ^yjH l„|.g jj,g ,„^jlpr in hand, i .no.,. tr i A n r in the Roman Pontifical, for the opening of a from A. D. 1831 to the present time, the whol• •e ^"'•fej^i"- y j respectable Protestants publiciv made Profcs- synod, were sung or recited, and the officers of number of baptisms is very nearly 3,700.— To us in particular these works will be invalu- .sion of the Faith, and were received into the the council announced. The following are the This docs not include the baptisms at St. able. No Catholic can be said to have a library i Church at St Joseph's, Liverpool, names of the officers: iiji 111 i.iii.iiioi^i. V.O ut. Ill tt lo luj^ui vvu HKii xvi;a t-/luiKi I ii i Kjii I.JUV;IU^ Patrick's, or any of the other Catholic Churches. without them, and they will in themselves be n j It is reported that Roar-Adn7iral Sir Lucius Promoters.— Rt. Rev. MicitAEr, PuitTtEB, Dsscssing. Mr. MurphvisoncofjCurtis, Birt., C. B., at present residing nt But what appears to us the mo.st singular fact library worth po Bishop of Mobile; Rt. Rev. Joux J. CUANXIIE, St entcrpri>ing publishers. This, | ^ij""?' ^'^^ become a Roman Catholic-L'nifet? Bishop of Natchez. is the very slight increase, and sometimes di - our best and most , ^^..~ , . ., , . 1- . • , I \Scrncc Gazelle. Secretaries.—flev. EDWARD DAMriioix, D. crease, in the numbers of children, although together with the immediate supcnnlendancc i _ , ., , ^, .,, T T.> r D 5 Rov. FRANCIS L'HOJUIE. the members of the congregation have more ,,%.. , vw 11 Ml I .1 I On Saturday, April S. The Register exhibits the following fncls-.v- nnd mechanical part beyond exception. Wc Lgr, of Pcnzincc, made profession of Fuith, and There were present at this first public ses olTer ourselves a? ngciu to co opcrnto with the' werTablet.e receive d into the Catholic Chdrch at Pen- From May, 1S31, to May, 1835, there were '^22 orders and money sent to us shall be carefully sion of the council, twenty-four bishops ani regularly appointed ngcnt in this city. Any 'z^"^--e by tliu Very Rev G Anbert, DD.—Cor sixty priests. baptisms. The baptisms of the succeeding attended to. The names of the prelates am: years were as follows: In 183(5, 210. In The f(dlowing is the notice aliudcd to: From, the U. S. Ca'Jtolic .^lagazinc, 1. The Most Rev. Samuel Eccleston, Arch 1837,2.52. In 1838,200. In 1830,218. In " THE WOKKS OF Bisiior ENGLAM).—The THE FIRST NATIONAL COUNCIL. bishop of Baltimore. "^ '»! Catholics throughout .the United States will 1810,312. InlS41,2r)2. In 1812, 111. At nine o'clock on the morning of the sixth, 2. The Most Rev. Peter R. Kenrick, Arch I" !doublle.«s hail with pleasure tlic anMOiinccmcnt, 1S13,20L In 1811,218. In 181.5, 212. the great bcU of the Cathedral began to sound. bishop of St. Louis. " To i that the works of this distinguished Prel 1810,320. Inl817,23L In 1818,301. Before ten the main avenues around the Church 3. The Rt.Rev. Michael Porticr, Bishop cf' ate of the Catholic churcii arc soon to be pub were thronged with masses of rejoicing Calho- Mobile. the present dale from tlic corresponding time lished, in five octavo volumes, by .Messrs John .licF, and others who cninc to witness, if not to 4. The Rt. Rev. Francis Patrick Kenrick, last year there were 332 baptism<<. Murphy &. I Co., of this city, under the auspices i ^^^^^ i,,^ polcmnitv and grandeur of the opening Bishop of Philadelphia. and iinmcd Wc cannot state with any accuracy at prcs .hate supcriutciidcncc of the Kt Rev ^f j,,^ f^^^^_ National Council of the Catholi['J\f^sc who, in Siiitc of persecution and death,! of Boston. " The thought often occurs to the Protestant, } iiishops anJ clergy present 1»' "'osc wno, in simc ui pcrseculion niicl death,!ol Boston.. What can be the reason, the real reason of the to Mr. Brownson. His Review is now and will i"^ R'"""" tyrant and Greek apostate, firmly! 2t). Tho lit. Rev. Amedeus Rnppe, Biahoj be henceforth more 1 r ni I ir .• .t ! established the chair oi" Peter in the city of the ; of Cleveland. hostility which the Romish Priesthood entertain .0 a Church publication than; c«,,„rs~of those who bowed down the invinci-1 21. The Rt. Rev. John Timon, Bishop of , against the Bible? .\nd why do they evince any ever yet published in any place or time.Jble hordes of the north before the symbol of i Biiffilo. Fuch invariable opposition to its circulation Well and nobly does Mr, Brownson deserve this : man's redemption—who, in obedience to the; 22. The Rt. Rev. Martin J, Spalding,Bishop omong the people?" distinguished mark of approbation. Now jg idivine command, peopled the forest with mis-'nf Lcngoncn in/wr^. in/iZ. and coadjutor of ihs the time (or every clergyman to canvass for I'l'^""'"'* ^"'^ 1?'""'';'' the seeds of Christian! Bishop of Louisville. Wc answer. The Protestant to whom such ... * .. f i civilization in the ashes oi Pagan empires and | 23. The Rt. Rev. Maurice DJ St. Pd ai8, n thought often occurs, labors under one of hisj subscribers. As a matter of course, we expect: .hp nnl- Enil nf i!io wll l,-r,„sJ^ vv,. . i 1 T>- 1 r ,- ii'»u.iv.v, ^^^ K.» » usual mistakes with regard to the Church andj^'^'" '<'""^'' C'ergy^c" '« tl>'s dioces' e willi ^be !lin thee ranblookd soofn martyr 01 mos wiMorncssnnd virgins. , Waterethose dsccd byj I Bisho21p. Rtof .Vmcenncs Rev. Jame. s Vandoveldo, Bishop of the Catholic Priesthood. I foremost according to our means and opportu-j fose ai;d covered Europe with their fruit. I Chicago. He says again: " This translation of their niiies. Mr. Brownson deserves all wo can doi'^'^^r' ^f" "°' ^^^^'^^ l'"^ mining worm of horsey,! The following prelates were absent or the keen PAlgc of the sciinitar—and when' The Most Rev. Francis N. Blanchel, Arch ^ —and in God's name let us do it. own (the Douov) is never published by them the simoom breath of the downhill Reformation ! bishop of Oregon city. \ unaccompanied with notes and explanations swept over the old world, a new continent was! The Rt. Rev. Ma'.doire Blonchet, Bishopof I fiul applications almost if not quite as -oohnni- nous as the text i'self."' This is another of the Qir Next Tuesday, God wiliinrr, the boys i T'";""'^ '" '''° "''^ '" •'''^ "'''° '''"" '""' I ^"""''^ ^^'""'''' O'''"^""- , ^^ guual mistakes, if not ———. attending St. Paul's Schools, un.ier^ho care of j'^Go ye and teach all nationsl" Under these I LJ!::ilf;.- ^^^'^ ^^"^''" '' ''''''' ''""^ the Brothers of the Third Order of St. Francis,! words, as if the divine co:n:nand had been ut-i The Rt. Rev. Andrew Byrne, Bishdp of Again, thiugh ihc writer makes great pre will enjoy their May excursion. As wc our-! •'^''^^ yesterday, wcra ilie miirod heads of I Little Rock tentions to "searching the Scriptures," the fol selves feel a deep interest in the welfare of these those who bore the commisaion hnre amongst j In the nfternoon, pontifical ve.<=pers weM lowing assertion shows that his efforts in search- good boys, wc take this opportunity of invitin;; us,—a portion of the visible Church of God ex celebrated bv tho Rt. Rev. Bishop Blanc, nt isting now as it did then, unchanged, incorrup- which several of the Rt. Rov. Bishops were lag for the Scriptures, have been confined to j their parents to encourage them on that day tible, and infallible. The living miracle of prcseut. During the service the Rt. Re^ THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC. m
Bishop of BufTtilo prcnched on devotion to tho EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE Ejus in montihus Sanctis, dwelling particularly The Austrims on leaving Pesth had destroy Mother of God. OF THE N. N. FREEMAN'S JOURNAL. on the words " Glorious things are spokon of ed the suspension bridi^e in order to rover their ihcc, O city of our God." The infatlihility, E^;ery day during the week, at 9 o clock Baltimore, Sunday morning, retreat. The whole line has been driven back unity and vi«ihiliiy of the Church as the living A. M., the Rt. Rev. prelates have f^"^^J^^l May Gth, 1819. to Cijab, and their troops are nearly disorgan body of Christ, and llic unchangoablcncss of in private session, at the residence of the Most r • r- ', r / ii ized. her faiili iinij morals, were the points brought Rev Archbishop, for the decision of matters! Tlic readers of tiic Freeman's Journal, will The Ilungnrians bavo cut off their retreat by forward, but with a frcsbnnss of expression, under consideration. In llic nlicrnoon nt i Ir.ok to it this wenk with mudi interest lor occupying l'land()f?cbidt'/.. j and a cf'nlinual reference toiiie actual position o'clock, is a session nt which, together with tho some account of the great Council in session Austria Ins demanded the intervention of bishops', the heads of religious orders and the, during the present week in Biltimore, and as j of the Chun-h at the present inomcnf, that: Russia, whose manifest was shortly expected, theolo'^iins assist, and reports are presented on : they have a riglit to share the gratification ol j most drcply cidisted the nllention of ail who 1 In Bjhomia the peasantry are armiiicr thcni- the qijcslions that have been given to the va-1 a few day's recreation that I am indulging in, I heard him. After the sorinun came the opr-n-; selves, and preparing for revolution, rious committees for examination. 11 will send to the Journal a diary of what is , ing of the Council, which was done by the | PFRMWV The Rt. Rev. Bishop of Little Rock arrived doing out of doors. The grave topics discuss-! Archbishop of B.iltimore, on a throne erected! ,. i .. . for the Council, on Monday. led in the Council itself are, of course, not on the i»!atfurm of the High Altar, and sup i The King of Germany has definitely refused ' open to the public, and I shall leave the crudi- | ported on his right by llio' Very Rev. Father ^^^ accept the imperial crown, Superiors of Religious orders atlending the ties of the secular press to speculate on the' Bernard, Provincial oi the Rcflemplorists and i Tiio war in Scbieswig still continues with Council. ,probabiliiies ot" tbc Rt. Rev. Father's coming ; the Very Rev. Dr. Dduol. Superior of the ; varied success, an.l no prospect for peace. V. Rev. Louis R. Dcluol, D. 1)., Superior of ^, ij,„ conclusion to do without the Pope, as ^ Sulpician^, and on the left by the very Rev. j •' '^ reported that new conditions of peace the Society of St. Sulpitius in the the Tribune wi.^cly intimated they might, or i Father Jiirckardt, Provincial' of tlie Jesuits.''^^ve been submitted by England to Pru.ssia and United Stales, and Sup. of St Mary's'; other probable motions, whereby'newspaper Tlie phtcrts oi the Bi.-hops for tiie opening of. ^^c^n'^rk, and lint they have already been ac- Seminary, Billimore. , reporters seek to show themselves more know-: the Council were asked and given, and then eepted by the former. The terms arc the with Mariano .Mailer, Superior of the Con-1 ;„„ ih^^ ,|,eir neighbors. ' .Miserere and oilier parts of ihe service was rawal of the Prussian troops from Jutland, and grcgation of the Mission, or Lazansts,j 'n,(. Bi^^i.op., who are expected here have, beautifully intoned by the hiernrchy. A!l this tlie raising of the blockade of German Ports by in the United Stales. ; without e\".!cption, I believe, arrived. Tho ; while the Blessed Virgin seemed to be looking liie Dines. Bernard llafkcnsheid, Provincial of if,i|..,vorn and care-worn have assembled, each : forth from her altar, which had been bcauli- On the 20th the German minister sustained thc Congregation o» the Most Holy jj^j^gj, |,jg proportion of valuable suggestions, j fully adorned with flowers, and was brilliantly another defeat on the German question, and the Redeemer, or Rcdemptorisls, in the „„j i,jg piatured judgment of the propositions j lighted up, as if she were indeed present as at chambers were dissolved. united btatcs. ^ 'advanced by others. The desultory conversa-1 tbc Councils of the Apostles, and waicliing Berlin bccamr, in consequence, a scenc ^ Rev. Boniface Wimmcr, Provincial ori,i,j„g ^|^.^^ might sometimes arise, were ques-, over what was about to be done. of great excitement, and several people were ^the order of St.^Jcnedicl in the U.S. i ,i,3„g ^^ i^ f,r^l „(• ^n broached in the C(.'uncil | The Council being thus formnlly opened, the shot by the military before order w-as restored. Joseph .Vlemani, Provincial of ihe order itself, are admirably guarded agninct by ibc solemn procession was then t'ormcd and march ROME, of St. Dominic in the U. S. ' III. Rev. Fathers that each Bishop should some eii down the middle of ihe Cathedral issuintron More troops were about leaving France for Jolin O'Dwyer. Provincial of the order ' si.s months beforehand send to the Archbishop Catliedral street, and thence by Mulberry to Rome. It was reported tint the expedition of St. Augustine in the U. S. 'of Baltimore a copy of the motions ho will Charles street where ihc Archbishop resides. under General O ulinot had entered Rome, that Ignatius Brocard, Provincial of the i i,^y.g ((, j^Q-^r, and tlicn the Archbishop makes | .Meantime they chanted on the way the appro Society of Jesus in the Maryland ,.j dij^^^st of the whole, and sends it as a circu ' ' • • . : . . the Romans had risen in i"avor of the Pope, and jirovmce. |,,r ,o ^\\ ii,j. lii^hops who are to altem: John A. Eiel, Provincial of the Society I n,|n,ir..jbiv this dignified and open mctl of Jesus in the province of .Missouri, .jrasis with the caucu^sings that precede all GM Clement Boulanger, S^iperior of the i ^,ji,g[. ^^p.^ assemblies in Uiis country; and ii holiilay, ami not less pleasant was this noble jNlissions of the Society of Jesus nijig^ therefore, that in a single week they arc and imjiosing procession to those who, with a TUSCANY. the United States, attnchcd to thcinjjip m despatch so immense nn amount of sort of astonishment, beheld such a sighl for the It is said that tho Tuscan troops had gener province of Paris business of the weightiest importance. What \ first time. ally entered Leghorn, and the whole of the Theologians. an example for civil legislators! i The Pontifical Vespers were celebrated at Dake'a dominions had submitled to his authori Rev. Gilbert Raymond, D. D., S. S. S., Rev. Tbc Council is to be solemnly opened at five o'clock, and after them Bshop Timui ty. eleven o'clock this morninpr when the .Vrch- preached on the devotion to Marv, from lli':' Charles I. While, 'D. D., Rev. H. B. Coskcry, SICILY. of the Most Rev. Archbishop of Baltimore. bishop of St. Louis, Dr. Kcnrick, is to preach. words of the Arciiangel: Hail Mary, full of, grace, the Lord is with thee! It was a sermon • Tiie Sicilian^, beaten at all point.', have vir Rev. Simon A. Paris, Rev. Thomas Foley — tually submitted to the King of Naples. Most Rev. Archbishop of St. Lnui.'. OlMCXlNG OK THE CoUNCIL. that I wish the readers of ihe Frccman'i^. Jour- < nal could all have heard, for I know that it is ; Rev. John M. Porlicr—Rt. Rev. Bishop of Baltimore, Sundoy evening. INDIA. not all lips, even of good and holy men, tlnr Mobile. Accounts from India report the entire termi Oh Holy Catholic Church, but you are are touched with the unction and chastened to Rev. Thaddcns Amat, C. M. — Rt. Rev. nation of the war in the Punjaub, grand!—Infinitely grand in your origin, mar- the simplicity thai becomes the devotion of liie Bishop of Piiiladelphia. j velously great in your history, mysteriously , ^,II,J^PJ^ ^^ Mnvw Bui I cannot venture to Rev. James F. Wood, Rev. Wm. Untherlhi- great in your doings, awfully great when you , recapitulate w!int he said—at least not now. AID FOR THE POPE. ncr, O. S. F.—Rt. Rev. Bishop of Cincinnati. leach kings and kingdoms with the rod of re ! ^Ve are to have sermons every eveninur[)0!?e, in.-* nam Raficiner—Rt. Rev. Bishop of New York. The Catholic Church is very great in al Bishop ot Iniladelplua on Wednesday 1 ,shop i j,;^,, „^^ ,^^,,,j^ of the Bisho' p the sum ooif i)-2/' . Ss Rev. John P. Donelan—Rt. Rev. Bishqrof times and in every land, but to understaiu McUo-key of Albany on 1 hursday, and B.shop ,^j ^^ ^^ ,,,,,j^j ^^ ^,^^ ^j,^,,^ subscription:ioi s made Nashville. ly well how great it is in this country, one should Othi sConno lliorre owilf lPittsburg be anotheh onr solemI-ridayn. MasBesides ons ; ;„ .j,^ ,,,,^11, ;„ j^,^ ^^^.^ ^,- ij^^ jl^.,,y p^t,,,^. Rev. John Ilickey, S. S. S.—Rt. Rev. Bishop have knelt this morning in the Lalhedral ol; .pi,^,^^^ ,^. (-^^ j|,g deceased Prelates, at which — Tablet. of Natchez. Baltimore in the midst of the crushing mulii-i gi,|,„p p„rcell will preach. The rrmnil close FKANCK.- -Tiie Bishop of Perpignam has for- Rev. Timothy O'Brien—Rt. Rev. Bishop of tudes ihai filled Its every corner, and have „{- the Council will boon Sunday next, when wartlcd f(.ir 1 is diocese the sum or3,G02f. 10c., Richmond
sent m ^•'"SiJlev. James O'Connor—Rt. Rev. Bishop of ^jig j;f^.,jire from the Archiepiscopal residence of l.OnOf. for the same objcct.- Ami dc la Re- Pittsburg. I to the west door of the Cathedral. Notwiih- ARRIVAL OF THE ligion. Rev. Wm. Starrs—Rt. Rev. Bishop of Little ; smndint' the rain, not onlv was the Cathedral Rock. filled an hour before the time, but the space STEAM ,^&j^^ ^^^^P THE ROMAN C.VTHOLIC PniM.vcv.—The Press Rev. John J. Conroy—Rt. Rev. Bishop of around it and the streets themselves were oc Albany. continues lo speculate on this subject. The cupicd by persons who in vain sought entrance following is amongst the latest: " There is yet Rev. James Fitton—Rt. Rev. Bishop of into the edifice. I had the |)leasure of a seat CANADA. Hartford. nothing definitive with respect to the successor in a most excellent position through the kind ST. JOHNS, N. B., May IG. of Archhishop Crolly; but a belief is cnlerlain- Rev. James Ryder, S. J.—Rt, Rev. Bishop ness of a gentleman who is one of the many The express, bringing the Canada's news, cd that the choice will fall on the Rev Dr Di.x- of Charleston. distincuished converts to the faith in Baltimore arrived here U.-Jay al 1 .\ P. .M. on. Professor of Scripture in .Maynoolh College. Rev. Michael Hciss—Rt. Rev. Bishop of i j^u7j',''j7},'c'"'|,,si'fcw vears. I the more fell tiic She lefl Liverpool, on tli3 ^ih, arrivinij al Tiic rev. gentleman, who is a Priest of the Milwnukie. ; kindness from the fact, that from so far, and | ij,,iifax at t>i P.'M., on Mondav, making the Diocese of .Armagh, in itself regarded n.i a Rev. Thomas Conolh, of Halifa.v -Rt. Rev for so long a lime before, had visitors begged j qi,i(,kcst trip, with two exceptions on record. recommendation, is said to be a man of pro Bishop of Bj.'iton. scats from all wiio had them, tliat even the} WVT \vr» found learning, and of quiet and unostcnlatioua Rev. John B. Randanne, S. S.S.—Rt. Rev bounty of Billimore liisiiilality was at lenffilij IKLL.V.AU. liabits. He is about I'orty five years of age. Bishop of Cleveland. rendcrless powerless to go anv further, 'i'lie | Tlie people of Ireland are sulL-ring terribly The Rev ])r Russell, another professor in the Very Rev. Bernard O'Reilly—Rt. Rev Bishops and Clergy robed themselves in the i from starvation. same C(d!ef"''n'^l«" "" ^''^ subject is very push lor their t'uvorite, the renowned Bishop Bishop of Chicago. with the breath of devotion, I have seldom |°"^ Canlwcll of Mcath.—TtwiM. Discourses have born delivered every even-! heard equalled, and never in America FRANCE, ing, in the Cathedral, at 7.^ o'clock, and listened : The Theologians and Chaplains of the B:sh A N<.nLr. EX.VMPLE.—When wo were about Official notice of the intervention of Ru-ssia to commence our labors Inst night, a humble to will; earnest attention by a very large con-lops entered first and lined the Sanctuary both 1 in the Hungarian difTiculties had been received citizen, who had evidently but just concluded course of pcr.^ons, consisting in great part ofi within and without the chancel rails. The' al Paris. The number of men plueod nt the his daily toil, asked an interview. The inter* those not of the household of faith. Ojn, Mon-! Bishops and Archbishops then entered to the disposal of Austria is staled at SO.OOO in one view was short, ho wanted not to talk—nor day evening, the sermon was preached by the I number of twcniy-nvp, and after saluting the account. Anolhcr estimates il at l.")0,000. Rt Rev Dr Hughes; on Tuesday, by the Rt j High Altar, two and two, look their places on yet to flourish in print—he wanted to save a Rev Dr Spalding; on Wednesday, by the Rtj either side the Sanctuary in the order of iheir HU.NfGARY. a life. His speech was brief—it was this:- Rev Dr Konrirk; on Thursday evening, by rank and seniority. The .Most Rev. Arcli- The Hunrrarians are victorious at all point?,'"! want you, Sir, to send this pound to h:. the 111 Rev Dr M'C-Ioskey; on Friday, by the! birhop Eccleston then proceeded with a solemn and have almost driven the Austrians out oflM'Halc, it is all I can, spare, but » jnow he Hi Rev Dr O'Connor. Thursdaymor'ning, at 9 Pontifical Mass, assi.^ted by the Rev. Messrs. the counlrv. The utmost alarm prevailed in ! will make it go as far as he can.' We tiskca o'clock, a solemn requiem was celebrated for j Coskcry and Foley of the Cathedral, as Deacon Vienna. Their successes induced Rndelzky to ' ihc mine of the donor that the gift might ba l^ljo deceased prelates, by tlie Rt Rev Bishop ofl and Sub-Deacon; ihc Very Rev. .Mr. Dcluol as lower bis demands on Piedtmnl. Instead of acknowledged, but the generous man replied, Mobile, at which the' Rt Rev Dr Pur'ccll I Assistant Priest, and the Very Rev. Fath.crs exacting a tribute of P2:i,0lX),0l)0f., he now Sir, I am a poor man, and don't want to be preached. After mass the second public ses Bernard and Burchardt as Deacons of honor. offers lo take 80,000,000. in print—tell his Lordship it is from a 'working sion was held, according to the rite prescribed W'iien the Mass was finished, the Most Rev. Letters from Pcsth confirm the news of the man,' who rend his leiter, and fell that his io the Roman Pontifical. To-morrow the Rt Archbishop of St. Louis, Dr. Kcnrick, ascend evacuation of that city by the Austrians. meals would not do him good if he did not share Rev. Dr Hughes will preach al the close of the ed the pulpit and made a sermon on the words Bern was not in the direction of Wallachia as them with his starving countrymen.' —Ifmm, high mass. ol" tho fipl verse of the psalm Fundamenta\\\VLS reported, but hat| marched lo Xeneasend. I Freman 78 THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC.
From the -Vctr i'ork Day Book. NAMKS OF rEnSO>S ARKESTKD. IfIi8CcllaiieoiirrnoK.—A Ct'RE AND PRB- No less than fifty-three pcrson.s, charged with vuNTivi: OK CHOLERA.—.Mr. Duncan, of Edin- DETAILS OF THE NEW YORK RIOTS. porticipating in the riot, were arrested. Their burgh, has addressed the following letter to the Great Riot at the Opera Home!-The Moh names are: ^^ IMPORTANT ACT.—The followinfr --t to Dublin Freeman, on the potency of dissolved Fire the Opera Iloufte, and attempt to drive Edward Z. C. Judson, editor of .YccI littnt torc.etrnin (A'r|)nrations from iH«uin!,'ohlii.f:uion.s j camphor, both as a cure and preventive of back the Miliiory, irhn, in turn, Fire upon linc''s Own, who, it is said, acted as leader o( redeemable otherwise than in (iold and Silver, | cholera: the Mob, and kill and tround a large nuin- the mob outside. lor in current Bank Notes, passed at the last! " Edinburgh, 9th April, 1819. her.'/.' David \V. Hollcy, who is connected witli tiie 'session of tiic Legislature, was ajvprovcd April | "Sir,—The letter of the British Ambassador Long before the hour of oi)cniiig the doors Democratic Review. (Mr. Holley was bailed ;^lst., 1819. j to his brother, the Bishop of Dcrry, is now most of thc'^Opera House, Inst ni^ht, the .street.^ out last ni"ht, as it appeared, nfterward.>-, he i Six;, 1. Tie it enacted hi/ the Senate and] important. He states that ' to his own know- Icadinp to it were thronged witli citizen?, most was present merely as a lonkcr-on.) j House of Rrprcxentatires of the Cominonwcallh leilge, dissolved camphor proved to be a certain nf whom nppcar to have been attr.noted to the Gcorixc li Harrison, W Ilcams, .Tas. CVSeW, of J'enn.si/lrania, in Ccneral Asscmbhj vnt, and cure for cholera, both at Paris and in Germany; .'•pot hv curiositv, as all appeared (juietly dis W SparTis. (»cornl, Cicorrje Parker, Thomas Ujrian,^ Clinrlc? ire issued, or put out, or cireuialed, any ccrtifi- i produced warmth, perspiration, and a manifest he was cnthusinsiicallv received bv his friends,' Tnppan, Tixomns Bonnet, Harry Hdlcr, John \ cnte, cheek, order or duo bill, or acknowledge- jdecreas e of sicknes? and of cramps, with rapid whose cheers entirely drownoil the noiseof the i Corris, IIu<,di McLaut,'hlin. Robert Miller, John ; mont of indebtedness of any description, for: revival of spirits and circulation. rioters; but during the rcniainuor o"" the first • Dcnn, W Jones, Robert Howard, John -Ayrcs,: any pur()osc whatsoever, payable or rcedemabic , " As a i>revenlivc, I have supplied this fl'jij act. the house presented a tcrno of tumult and! \V Wr.llacc, Alfred Holdcn, Andrew Murray, ^ in anything except in G..Id and Silver, and that very extensively to the poor—and with marked conVu.sion, bc.") l''irst Avenue, 10 i circulation or in pay mont of interest and that I secret incendiary fired ilie building immediately about the '-ilst of May, it will n-jt be necessary years of asjc; worked at •JOl) Mulberry. Shot I such orders shall not be neg.itiable. | under the parquette. but fcriunatcly it was for you to interest yourself any farther on my discovered by Judge Alcrriit, who extinguished through the side. i Sir. i3d, apjiroved April 10, ISIU.—That it jaccount . It was never my intention to be a.'ax it; and thus failed the most diabolical design. John Dalzcll, shot tlirough the thigh, making : shall not be lawful for any person or persons to|upo n the high minded !)eoplo of America; at a scriotis compound fracture. The same ball, issue, rc-issue, payout or circulate for any pur-; At the close of the ])lay iMr. Macready was the same time I felt confident they would nit went ihrou^ih his hand. i pose wtiatsoevcr, any check, order, certificate j loudly called for and promptly appeared; he hesitate to extricate me out of pecuniary dif George A.Curtis, a Printer, shot tlirough the 1 for interest due, or'growing due, on Lehigh' was deeply aflectcd by his overwhelming re ficulties. Strictly speaking these debts, tbr cc|)tion, and could cidy utter " / thank you."' right lungs. j Common Loan issued by the Lehigh Coal and | which 1 have made myself uccouiUable, are not Stephen Elwood; ball entered the left eye i \;,viiraiion Company; and if any person or [)cr-j The play being over the audience retired mine. They had been contracted in estab and loilged near the ear. sons shall violate the provisions of iliis section, I lishing the great Temperance iiioi-emcnt, and tind left the house in possession of the police, George N. Kay, shot in the right breast, such person or person shall, upon conviction I who had arrested some twenty or thirty rioters, not my own individual benefit; nor can tli8 going entirely through. thereof, pay a fine of fifty dollars; one half of i amount of which you arc already aware, be and confined them within the 0|)cra House. Ilenrv Buriruisl, known as " Harrv Blufi/^ whicli fine shall go for the use of the Common- • The mob outside still increasing in violence— extraordinary, when all tin circumstances are lived at nid Pearl s!reet. The ball gr.-z/.ed the , wealth, and the other half for the use of the takei n into consiJcralion. This my friends can insulting and stoning the nuiitary, both front neck, went inio the right shoulder, coming out person or persons bringing suit for the s.Tmc. and rear, and finally, completely dispersing a the more readily understand, wlicn thev calcu behind the riijht arm. , late the expense of forming and supporting a company of horse, who made no hostile de S. F. Cornel, shot through the neck, sever-' ^ EMIGUATION KHOM I'A-ROIM-. TO TIII: U.Mrr.n ; nionsirations, even when battered by dangerous Trmperancc Society in one of the towns of thd in"'the jucnlar vein. ;STATI:S.—From present indications wc may i States and contrast ii with, I might say my un- rnissic llcnry Olten, Grocer, shot through the sto-i anticipate a larger emigration from Europe thii; aiil^l exertions for the last eleven year^, in es- At length tiie Riot Act was read, and the: maeh. year than in any |)revious year. W noticd tablishinfr Temperance Societies throughout ths mob ordered to disperse,—which mandate was ' A fireman (name not iiiown) died froma'ibo arrival of upwards of '.iiliOOd jiasscngers whole of Ireland. I have had, also, to contend received by loud hisses, groans and shouts of; shot through the brain. in .New York during the month of April. Wc against many and violent temptations, held out "Down wi'.h the military," accompanied by a| There was another man lying dead from a see it stated in the New York papers that 7171 | to those who violate the pledge, and to witness \olley of stones. It became evident that the ; .'•hot through the head. arrived in that city en Tuesday last, and that; poverty and misery constantly staring me in military must retire and yield the ground toj Another dead man was brought into the sta- upwards of 35,000 were reported at the May-! the face. mol-su'prcmacy, or proceed to the last and fatal I tion house bv order of the Coroner. He had or's Ollicc on the .same day, who are yet to; "From illness and severe toil, my friends in extremity of firing upon the rioters, whieh was • three wounds in the neck and breast. ] arrive. On these the commutation money was th| e .Slates will find mo but a mere wreck of done for three successive times, at an interval; John M'Kinlev, 117 Third Avenue,serious-! P^'d, which at S^,'iO per head, amounted tO; what I was, and I must throw myself on their of some ten minutes intervening between each ' Iv wounded. ' ' I'^c sum of S.rJ.OOO. Boston is also receiving j kindness and lorbcarancc whilst I shall be volley. The result of the firing was the im-j ' In the Opera House one man lay dead, said! her share of emigrant passengers. Wichm the i among them.—1 fear I will not be r.blc to e.vert mediate death of a number of persons, and the | to lelong to the National Guard. | |>^-=t few days, fourteen vessels have arrived at; myself as I have hitherto, nor can it bccxpcct* wounding of several others. This snnguinary i The d^ad bodies arc in the 17th ward station ' 'hat port with upwards of iii'ijOOO emigrants, j ed that I will address public meetings. 1 must treatment soon cleared the strcot.s leading toj house, and one at Vaux'.iall Garden, Tin: Gi'M) DOLLAR.—This long expected ad content myself with beholding and admiring tlic Opera House, but liic most intense cxcilo- j Frederick Gillespie, a boy,shot through tiic dition to the coins of the United Slates, the mint- the virtuotis self-lenial and perseverance of the ment Htill continued in all parts of the city up; fuol and tiken home American peo|)le in the practice (A' Tanperance, to and they must be satisfied with the result of my past labors. It will not, 1 fear, be in my power to attend the Great Convention of Tec- totallcrs at Cincinnati, in .May, but should I points of the city, deeply excited, and breath-! sliLditly wounded arrive in time, I shall be ha|)py to avail myself ing vcngenncc ngainsl the conservators of John Mansfield. 113 Third Avenue, driver 'P. » ^."i^"" <•»'" ^l'^" /'« ,^=1^'" li^lt-'-i'mo: of the Euugrant Hearse, nuj formerly of the ! ^"^ V' " "T' ''''""^'^^ ''.» « 1'""^=' "'>twith- ,o f the privilege. I am, as ever, dear Colonel, peace and order, and vast numbers were on your devoted friend, their way to tiic scene of disorder. 17lh Ward Police, wounded scnouolv. i ^^[""drng; and we do not think any one would John Smith, % Fulton street, was shot iq i ""^r-^^ to haying his pocket Idled with such "THKOBALD M.vTnr.w" MILITARY AND POLICE \Vor.\DED, thcthiiih. His wound is scvcrebut not dan-i''l^'^">'^'"''^'""-'5 every morning. It bears A NEW \:^vY.'ti.s.\\.^\xvni?iT.--DiahoUcalAt on one side IWR Liberty head and thirteen stars;: Mr. Matscll, Chief of Police, said that the | acrousr tempt—A most infi:imous attempt wa.s made on on the other, the laurel chaplet, embracing the mob had evidently fired with gun.s or pistols— |° Mr. Romnine, n Butcher of ijr) First street, Friday the -1111 inst., at New York, to destroy that n great number of the Police were hurl | lav mortally wounded at the druggi3i\s corner de.sicnation ofUie coin and the date—"1 Dollar, the lives of Thomas Warner, Esq., and his fam —some of them shot through and through, one of Third Avenue and Eilc ily, the following account of which we make up mortally wounded a.s ho had heard dead bodv has been removed. Three iKi'd died ! '^6*'"^' ''United Stales of America!'' There is principally from the N. York Journal of Com Capt. Pond, 7th regiment, had a severe flesh there. They k:iew of eleven persons shot-P"^'' " ^^'^"^ «"'' prettincss about its very Imjks merce:— wound on bis neck. that wc cannot but hope a good nviral cfFcct eight mortally. 'It appears that on Thursday night, between Capt. Peck, a militia ofl'icer had been hit in .A colored woman shot at the corner of La from it in the financial \>orld. One can scarcely look at a gold dollar and afterwards think wiiii Oand 10 o'clock, during Mr. Warner'.s absence the stomach with a large paving stone, before fayette place and uuich injured. from the city, a box was left at the * Garden of Roses and Valley of Lilies, by a Kcmpis, 2.5 shook (he whole dwelling, and the report was I.EVI W. I.OGAI¥'S O. If. BROWNE, Golden Book of Humility, heard a long distance from the house. Mr. ^V. ll P.VTENT LBVER LOCK FACTORY, ATTORWBY AT LAW, •Life of Clirist, St. Bonavcnlurc, fiO ' then relumed to the room to nssccrlnin the KnKXSllUUO, I'A., Life of St. Patrick, &c., 50 TIIIIJJ) STHEirr, .MiAU WOOU. extent of ihcdnmngc, when he found that it had Life of Calvin, by .\udii(, 2 . JKIVNINGS, nuoiher door. The lower sashesof both windows Pastoral Lcltors of Pro v. (councils, 1813-{i, each, JO! • were entirely blown out, and the plas.s br(pken j * Pauline S'ew.ird, 1 00; ATTORNEY AT LAW, w. B. i»i'co;«i:.o€;uF/.s iiiiUTii .«TKJ;I:T, AIIOVE wonn into small frai^mcnts, and the cro( kcry on ll e Pero Jean, oi the Jesuit Missionary, by J. M'^hcr- r;xr:RA/, Afii-vcv ami CATHOLIC DOOKSTORt:, nmrfh'il—tf. table broken into pieces. One of the pictures ! ry, Euij, G hinhmreet. I'iitfil.urgli. Prascovlu, or Filial Piety. IJrowiisoiiV Hcvicw, iciins ni uilvanct WTIiIiIAlVE IMCcGHORTY'S hanging up in the room, appears to have been j Itosiou I'ilot. •' •' •i ao 'Rituali Koaiani Compendium, 1 perforated by two balls. The fragments of the j I'lUsburRli Catliolic, " " a tio CARPET WAREHOUSE, "Rituaiis Koniauo Excorpta, &c., Truth Tcllr:- a 50 Oaihobc Observer, •= '• bo.v, which were strewed all round the room, | Rosary of the B. V. .Mnry, 'J (K) NO. l;j(t UILI.I.V.M .---TUIOKT, Iti;T\Vi;i:\ JOHN AM> were then picked np, and it was ascertained tlint i The I'eonle, " " 2 (XI J>tUik'iit of BhMihciiii Forest, Hifhop hiiKioml'j I.ifc a!i Sinre, No IJishopttugliesolN. Vork,la\c»,y5cenl.«per.\o 3 IX) T l*j \V!i,t.nM .•iTf.KiTT, wlif ro In- cillrrs ai wholcMle ancl"iul inch thick, with a sliding cove. On the inside j •Short Iritroduction to the .Art of Singing, All the Cntliolio iHiMicntoiiK of America »olil. oiiil many of tail, a lm.?t'-aii(l iii!l ,Ts«ortiifni di'tiii- iljifi-roiit sivlosoi of the cover was found a surface of .sand fast-] Stations, or Way of tiie Ctos.s, the most rare IJirf.jKaii Catholic- work*. Order- s froai an,,._..y pan, C'arpoliiiKs and Oil Cloths, cncd on glue, two large bundles of loco-foco j •The Catholic Biidc, ouhc eoat.lry will be ihaaMully received aa.l promptly ai.ead-1 from the ...ost celebn.tcd mauufuctaror.,: and >, constanllv re- •The Oriinti.l Pearl, .\. It All thfl CailiOlic publications at roiluced priced. whole- • oeiviiis, from AftTio.v, a large a«.Mr incnl of the Ibliow.iiir matches were found in the room, and the rem- i Goods: The Catliolic IvcejiHakc, 1 Bale am! retail, ju \y, j}. McCU.\l,0(iIIK';<, nnnts of a tin powder canister that would liolii i april 21-!y. Kiflh si., I'lllsburgU. pr-scRii'TroN OF <;ooi).s, viz: The Chapel of (he Forest, &c., n pound weight of powder. From all which it: Wilton and Bni.«i"cU Carpciui;;, The Garland of Hop?, linpcrin! Three I'ly ilu would appear that the powder bad been placed j The Bible (Question fairly tested, I>0< TOK J, II. OBKIL'\, IXiiible Super In.sranl tto •' in the box, with some fuse made of cotton | Saperfiiio ' do do "The Following of Christ, DOCTOIC IS. It. IMLMEIJ, K.'vtrn Kineunil I-ineilo do placed in the mouth of the cani-^ter, and the j Travels of an Irisii Gentleman in Search of a Re liOw priced, nil wool do PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, matches were so placod as to cause the lid to! ligion, Cotton and wool Ingrain do ; IToya! I)anuu«lc Venetian do all width*. rub against them as it was drawn off, and thus * United States Catholic Magazine and .Monthly £MiTiiriKx,n sTni;i:T, NEAK TIUHD ST., Uoynl Twilled do do do riaia Twilled do do do ignite them. The rascal, when he left the box, | Review, IS 13, •!, .">, i), 7, and S, jicr vol.. 3 00 PlTTSlMRGIf. april 7—tf. Heavy VIniii do do do enid to the servant girl, in a disguised voice, Wiseman's Lrclun;s on the Doctrines of ilic Ca lli.uvy SUoot Oil rioUi iVom Q lo 91 Tael wliU, tholic Church, 1 00 Medium ilo do do <'Hand this to Massa \Varncr.'" The author!-j riaiii and Check .Mniiins?, tics should clfcr an ample reward in addition to | STANDARD PRAYER BOOK'^. IJnIio'sRed Table and I'laiM Covers, •.*t. Vincent's Manual, 75 to 10 00 Axiniiis;er, Chenille and Tnitcd Uugt, the $100 cfTcrcd by Mr. Wnn er, for the dcuc- i SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK Ovnland Hollow ^•talrito.lf, •(-'jtholic Christian's Companion to PiaTer,&c., tion and conviction of the scotmdrcl. Suspicion j (irerii Caize!!, 3< 10 1 50' Knglisli Druv'xel*, has already fastened upon an imlividual who! I'J R E A D Y M A 1) E C L O T J11 N G Sheepskin Mats, •Child's Prayer and Hymn Bor.k, C^vrpci ItindinijK, holds a high position in the wealthy circles of j 'Christian's Guide to Hea\(!n, 'Z'y AVor.«teil and Linen Table Covers, tic, kc., the city, and every means will be used to, 'Christian's Sacrifice IliustratcJ, 38 .•Villi all the varioa.s gtylcj of Window Shades. 50 The Ecv.lhe Ciersfy. Pasiorn of Churches, Heads of Cli3r>- probe the matter and bring the offender to jus \ 'True J'icty, or Day well =pent, .il)!c and Liierarylnuututions, dealt with on reaAoiiablc terms as 50 THREE BIG DOORS, tice." ' j "The ICey to Paradise, hereiolbrc. "Daily Exorcise, 13 roil TIIH PHESE.VT SEASON, RT" CASIC Jonntas. and tho^e about furnisliini; hotoi'-, .stcam- •The (Jhapcl Coaipanion, 2.5 HAS .M;VJ:I{ III:I:.\ i:m Ar.i>i:i), Ijoal!!. shipK. public hulls, nnd private dwallingn, arc piirtieular- CiioLi:nv i>- ST. LOVIS.—.S/. Louis, Maj; l.">! 25 ly reipieNed to call aiitl e.Kaiii^iie the stock, which w.li be .-olJ •.Miniature Key of Heaven, Even by the Cclcl>rntetl RNtahliisluucut iti;Glf. low tor cash, —P. M.—The number of deaths by Cholera j .Manual of Catholic MoloJies, 2 r>i)' in?' Your nticniion is respectfully solicited. And all orders Inst week were ISl; total from nil di?casc.-- iJ7'}. j * " '• '• abridged, T in.- rvi>i?i.-ri,'ni.-Vi'pn ni'vnnx: n-r \ . , | received by imst or otherwise, t'roin inerrhants or private faini- The Cholera deaths for the 21 hours ending on j GERMAN PRAYER BOOKS. ail bi. . ;..„NS , Ilcyzer were arrc.'-tcd today on suspicion ofj I;N(;RAVIN(;S. No. 151, LIBERTY ST., PITT-SDCRGIL PA., | AT P. DELANY'S, beinf counterfciicrs. A large number of alter Ward's Tree of Life, or the Church of Christ, cor- !!.»« ju#t roniiileled his :*!.«;«, and haj now on luinJ. readv lor ' -Yo. 49 Lihcrtij t^trccl, Pitlsbur-ih, Pa. ed and cauntnrfcil notes were found upon their reeled up to IS 17, 3 00 !*"'"-'' '''<= LASiIILST. MOSr fASmON.VULi;. AND VAUiUD .V.fOUTMt.NT ' _ .,-! OP Itendy Mnclu ClotUIn;; ever olFercd in the L'liited ! jt^'^T received an extensive and Rcneral 05.401 unent of persons; among whicii one dollar bills on the The Lord'.s Prayer, illustrated. -•' i State.*; all of which have been made under his nnmediate in-j " t'aii.\cil. IUMGLISJI, I5»X&IA.V, AXD A.VKKici..v CLOTIIS, 0*3- Dayton Bank altered to fives; counterfeit Interior of a Capuchin Convent, 25 ; spt:ei;on. in this e-.ty. AT I-SICHS THAT MUST oarAi> A rt;i:FEUK.\CE : „. .VEBKS ASV VnsTi.Nr.s, Nun taking the Veil, 05 I —to-relbcr with one of the choicest selections of imported fine *-'' ""^ •'a'est and rno«l desiiable patterns. AinoniTiit llicm will twenties on the Lafayette Bank of Cincinnati; I Black, Ulue. ilrowii, Olive, nnd Drab. French, Belgian, and '\ ''.<^ ''^""d a variety of entirely new style fancy Cassimcrs and PORTRAITS, tiiigli. iliib citv. Also, ^'»-'*li'>i?* of the I.ATKST biroHr^TtON.':, all of wliieh will be maii3 counterfeit fives on the State Bank of Indiana; Po]>e Pius I.Y., nj j fine lancyVE.STINriS of every drscriplioii. such as Cashmerci, ', 'o order in the mo*t faihioiiablc inaiiner, at ^ihorl notice, and twenties on the Oneida B:ink. .New York; 'T'l i .Marseilles, rich Silkt. fancy Saiins. Ac., ic. Ail the newcon the basisof III^NK^I'Y ' •^'"-'^ coi-oas. —-Many deputations have waited upon thci .Marcchal, 05 land KAIK DKALIXCi; and in ordrr to establuh a confidence- , ^ew i^ty'e nu.«iiie«.'«Co3t«. plain, black, and fancy colored Governor General, with addresses expressing j ""^ j ill buyers, I am determined to adhere to my original motto, ;' ashmarett, Twiici! and Summer Cloth Sack Co;it.s, and ranta- Whitfield, *0 •'QfiCK SALCS AXD SMALL I'HOFtrs;" and alio make the buyer ; '^"* ofsupeiior smule and double miliod Cas^inierc!. Summer confidence in his admini-tration. j " Eccle.stoi!, 25 ! his own SALia.MAN. by marking the lowest price on each article,' '^'olhs. and every other de9sriptioaofK03stenifor.i;ileat T. DKLA.NV'S Rev. J. P. Donelan, YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY OF inarch a*—tf 49 Liboty street. the neck. His case however is not dangerous.! Father de Smet, ST. FRANCIS XAVICR, Another man was struck and hurt with a cham j Mother Seton, Fri'sli .4rrival of .yciir pagnc bottle, when soon after, the mob, having yuui.-^si^jirn, K'citiiiorciand Co., Pa., SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS!! UNDF.H TI£E CAHt OITUK done what mischief they could, di?persed. Certificate of Renewal of Biiptii^mal Promises, on AT ITI'ilIirLLK.\ cV DOIVIVI.^CJ S tlie occ.vion of First C jiumunion or Confirma SiSTKR.'i OF .MERCY. There has been nothing important since my tion, C to 13 T Xttvier's Acailemy oiTers peculiar odv.imnges to young EMPORIUM OF FASHION, last despatch. .ad.es who wish to receive a solid nnd refined education. No «18 I.mKKTV STRK1:T, Ol'rOSITK i«i:VE.NTH. Scapular Print.s, per dor.cn, 50 withous t any sncrifice of health It is situated about two m;!e* l 11" proprieiois oi the above es'.abli.=hmenl re.spcctinliy call THE SON OF Fn.vNcr.—We mentioned a few Circles of the Living Roisar}-, for every month of } from Voungslown, m one of the most healthy scct;oi!s of We-t- T tlie Riteution of their l'riend.s and customers to the spieiid.d llic years, with Aspiralion.s, per dozen i-heetu, ,. » ! em I'cnnsylvanic, .•julficiently elevated to command from every assortment of fashionable .Spring and r?umtuer Good.s. which weeks nrro that the exi.=-tence of the true eon of point ail extensive view of the deli.i?hil they arc now daily receiving from the East. For finish, ele "^^ \ point ail extensive view of the deli.i?hilul country which sur Louis XVI. was acknowledged as a fact, and rounds 11. The buildin.;»» are spaeiom aod elegant—<:apab!e of gance, and duraliility their stock is unsurpassed by nay m tiic s:CHOOL AND MISCELLANEOU--^ BOOK.S neeommodiiing upwards of oac hundred boarders. There is city—comprising French, lleiitian. Kiig'ieh, and American also that the Ex-Baron do Richmond claimed ample play-ground. The water and the products of tlie soil arc Cloths, of evt>ry varieiy of texture ami ci,.'ori 'Iwccis and .Sum- Kcrncy's Compendium of Ancient and .Modern excellent and abundaat. that he was the very person. A now interest ,, r 1 , • .,, I mer Clotiis of every description; fine Frt'licli and faneV Cassi- Historj', 75 I'arem1 s may rest satisfied that every ncce««ary attention wid ,„cre, and Imperial Mixtures, just imported from Kuripe, and has been given to this subject by the visit of be; paid to ihc comfort o! the child.eii plueed ailhir) iiuiiluiiou; • Qf|i„, ij,.gj[ n^e. 1 > •-» Kcrncy's and .Murray's English Grammar and while the utmost care will Us taken to nourish in t'acir minds the Ex-Baron to Gaeta, where he was received Also. Vi£sTiN'-«. of ""rioi^s styles and pat:eniB, among w.'iich Excrci.sp, 19 those principN'S of virtue and religion, w-|ucii aloao can make will tie found Siiks, Satins plain aiui figured, white .Marfcillea, education profitable. with the createst consideration by the Pope, •Burnap's Sphere and Duties of woman, 1 Oi! to 1 50 plain, fipired, and embroidered, i)ot only beautiful to the eye, The rourae of sludics crabraces the various hranclies of an • ui substantial ibr wear. All of -.vliich will be mnile W OIUIER and was offered a State reception by the King •Burnap's Lectures to Young Men, 1 00 to 1 5<* of Naplc.=, which latter honor ho declined. This Burnnp'-s .Miscqllancous Writiii?-:, 1 determines us to publish nt nn early day the 'Bible tjuadrupcds, •Etiquette at Wa-shincton, I'l'lruiii'Milal .Musi"', i'"^"<'*i, IiaiinU: Drawing, Pauttiw?, I'iftiit, Our .=tock of UKAUY iMAUK CI.OTHlXr; ix cfjual to any Story of the Son of Louis XVf., which in itself nnd Ornament*' ."Scedlework, vVc. .Music. I'uinliug. French, 1 2.5 in the market, as regards variviy, mntcrial, nnd the workman is fuller of romance than arc the novels of the •Flowers of Love and .Memory, 1 and till ;«"• areesira branches, and w;li be taught at iheopiiou ; like manner in which it is made. In ibis dcpartineni wi- direct •History of .Maryland, from itsl^ettlcracnt ill IG34 orine parents. aiteiuiouto our large assorttrc^nt of Coats, Pants, V^esis, Drawers, modern humdrum school. For this week we j Lectures will be delivered duriug tlic year, tending to give the \ to LSI8, 3 00 t^hiri.s, Cravals, Slocks, .Scarfs, Suspenders, and a variety of must put it ofl".—Frecmau''3 Jovrnal. \ pupils a general and more corre/.'t knowledge of llie brancl^!S , articies. AI! of which we arc dltcimined to'sell LOW rot CAHI Hall's Designs lor Dwelling llonso^i 2 00 included in the course, and of others which biti not, usually, made irj* Tlie abov« deterraiuatioii strictly adlicr«cr, or SrxD.vv.—Two conventions ; f,. j Tiic rtliuous principles which the pupils may have on enter- i march 24-ti: MC.MULLEN & DOWNING. Love and .Matrimony, -'* j ingthe Institatioi; are not tnterferied with. iCxternal compliance, I have been recently held in Boplon—one for the ' Sundries* J^ifoof Calvctt, £5 ' however, with the rule is reijuired I'rom ail. | 150 bags prime Rio t'oflijc. removal of all legislative enactments rcgardinir j .Memoir of .Major Ringgold, 25 ! There iJ. dnriii;- the year, but one session, which commeiicos ( 50 bbls. S. II. Molas.scs, the observance of the Sabbath, the oilier firj .Maryland .Medical and Surgical Journal, 2 vol.s-., ,011 the Isl of ScpteiHbcr and ti;d.s abotil the iiOth of July. "" j TKR.M.S. 175 do ^•.0. do 4he suppression of Sunday new.-papcr.-1 | Pope's E.s.say on .Man, ^'•^ ! Boaril and Tuition. Washing, tc., (pavab'.e hah"-vearly. in ' 50 half chests V. H., fiunpowder, and Imp. Tea, Prodc and Poetical Writings of the Milf.)riJ Bard, 1 jJO aih-nnce,) - • ' -. - • iSlOO 00 j 30 do do Sup. Golon? and Powchong 'Pea, Washington the Model for .\merican Vouth, 13 .Music, and the Bie of UK Piano, per'Piarter. - S 00 j Vocal Music, - - - - 5 00 I 50 l)o.\C5 53, 6.1, His, aud 1st Sup. Richmond, C.\T.\LOGUE OF SPANISH .SPELI-ING BOOKS. ramting and Drawing, - - - - 5 (K) ' 150 do ^'o. 1 Rosin iSoap, Siiabarto Castellano, para el U.so de Loi Ninos, French do. - - - - - 5 00 50 do dipped Oandlca, CHEAP CATHOLIC BOOKS bajo, un Nucvo Plan, Util y .^gradablc, 20 Italian do. ....-..••, CKI | For furtherpanicularsapply to the tsuperioress of the Con vein. \ 80 do mould do Silabario Castellano, para el U.so de Las rVinas, PUnLrSIlED BY april 7--if. 20 do Star Jo l>ajo, un Nucvc Plan, Util y Agradable, 25 JOHN lUl^RPIIY * Co., 375 bbU. 8. F. Flour, (part superior) Those marked thus * can be had in various stylos of THE SL XAVIER PREPARATORY SCHOOL 300 do Reclitied Whiskey, binding. 73 do Rosiu, PRINTERS, PUBLISHERS AND BOOKSELLERS, rUnCKLL .MAN?IO.\, in?* The usual discount from ilie above prices, to Bookscl- 30 do Pitch, NO. nS MARKET STUEET, HA LTIMORE, icrs. Country .Mcrcliauis, Clcrj;ymen, Religious Societies, and Walnut Hills, -h villes from Cincinjioii, Ohio. N. C. Tar, others, purchasing ir. quantities, tor sale or grntuituus distribu 25 do TXriIOLE.'SALF.aiKl RETAlf, Deaiors in Citliolir. School, HIS Inst.tution. intended solely tor *nia!l boys, is situated on | 50 bales Nos. I and 2 Cotton Batting, tion. one of the most elevated heights in the vicinity of the city, j ' » .Miiccllnnchu:. and Juvenile Books. Cluir.-li Music. I'n- NEW AND STANDARD CATHOLIC Vi ORKS—All the T p'ir, SlMJormr)-, Pious Ei;jrav:iig4, Medals, I'ravcr Ikails, A:c. The mansion itself is a spacious and h:uiil?oii!e building, in the I 20 boxes White Havana Sugar, New nnd Standard Catholic Work-i of merit, published in this ,„;,., ^,- „ c. ,,„„, ,f ,„:,., ,., • ^„, „„,i , ^,1 ;„,^ _,. : SO bacrs " Dcazil do STANDARD WORKS. «„intry,arc kept eousratnly on liand-and soli ^V„oie.a.. and '^\^^^!l ^!, [' ^^.^^ LI'S"ai.S X't^^^lt \ Applcton's Instructions, 75 CM JRCH MC^C-Srsii" nubl.-.i«i a the L" « «">'e.vercise nnd amusement of theTli.Ure'n. 'TITC ?i,„at,o» is. I 20 hbls. " do do •Bishop England on Slavery, 3S ,1 1 1 1, • - all publuhco .a the »-. S., L,aiubr.otis, the diet ,s mod, wholesome and abundant, calculated j 10 tliousand pomidii D«cou, hog round; i'-l''o'rii.i".'i-''«*r.r.,va A I..^.. »«,I ,I,„ «. »„!u„s«„ „, "" pronvnc Ucalih, which is nn object of constant solicitude. Batlci'a Book of the CHiurch, bO ,. tv . n r 0&»^3-A Kirge anxl chouie coUccvion, at j ^,1 clause* and hour* of study are so arranged, as to alFord the 10 bags Pepper, BosBuet and Claudc'fi Conference, 60 5 do Alspicc, •."ordefa iVom abroad wi I meet with careful and pro.npt | ^^X*J'""'ges. Th '""e ".Matron *""' ''"*"''''", who ' ha"'"'^'''"""» charge of' ih'''"e 'Wardrob '* ""°*^'''e an"d ': t02eth£r with a eencral St6«0rtl0ent of ft^rcign Stud do» Brief Explanation of the .Alas*, 6 idrv ICsiablishracni. attends, ill a parliealar manner, 10 the !• .. , . , r»-.. !...... ». m<..i.r««iiiwut artii>liRraphy,WritiitR. Arithmetic. 4c.,&c. ISo. 13 Commeraal KOW, 'Father OawaU, 60 LOVOLA—with a rtclace.by t.he Rt B«v. N- W;«eiua:i, D.V TsHMit.—Uoard and Tuitiou in all the Brancbe* taught, 3130^ Liberty 8t-, Opposito hfttA otSgnKOSui *f eaeloa on Uic Eldoicj^tioQ of a Daughter, 50. in»y IS-C^ per session. _ L t- .r I waxchlO-Jy. C.Ea A. CABREJLL, PKO'I. I OUUCixli—lL 1% 80 THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC.
Tapscotrg General Emigration THE CnoLERA IN NSW YOHK.—On Wednes " Ultimum ct unicum RrmcdUtmP ARRANGEMENTS FOR 1819. The last and only Remedy. UOCIIE, BROTHERS A, CO. Offiec. day there were reported eight cases of cholera, Js'o. 3.5 Pulton street, •N'ew York, HEMITTANCKS and potsaee toandfromGREAT " Non est vivere, scd ralerc, rt/a." liniTAiN and IBKLA.M), by W. tc J. T,Tftp»cotl,l nnd four deaths in the city of New York. JAiMES BLAKELY, AGENT, 75 Souih street, corner of Maiden Lnne, New" Life is not life but with the enjoyment of health Penn ttrret, near the Canal Bann, niblntrf;h. York, nnd IKl Waterloo road, Liverpool. CiioLEBA iJf CINCINNATI.—Tiie Board of K.n.^ON'S desirous of sending for their friends from thr Old The subsenbers having accepted the agency of the above P Country, arc respectfully rciiucsted lo call as above. THK honiie, are now prepared lo make arrnngemei.if upon thefteu Health report 200 cases of cholera, nnd 35 ULACX HALL LINK of Liverpool and .New York I'ackcti arc liberal terms with those desirous of paying ihe passage of Ikdr well known, anil the care and atteiiiioH of Apents and Captaiiia, friends from the Old Country,nnd flatterthemsclvestbeitckai dcath.o, for the week ending Thursday noon. as well as ihc punctuality in the days of sa'.lii'p. all eomiiiiie lo uctcrund long sinnding in lousiness will give umpie asmttjifg recommend ihis line to the alien ion ot l)ie public. K-ich pas- thai al! theirarruiigrmeiite will be carricii out faithfully, The Board of lleallh is under the impression seiij,'er will bo provided with 110 lbs. of provisions, without iiiiy .Messrs. W, 4. J.T. Tnpscott are long and favorably kootro extra charge. .Mr. Roche, S<;n., personally aitcnds tj ihe em foi the superior class, accommodation and sailing (;iialitie«t( ihat a large number of the cases pronounced barkation of paf.=oiij»ers at I.iverjKX)!, which of il-oell is BRuar- then l'.a.k, t.-^hips. Thel^LKKN or TiiKWEtiT, JJHERIDAS. aiitee Ihat their comlorls and convenience will be strictly at nnCIIK,-^TKR.(iAKRICK, HOTTINOLKR, ROSCIL'S,LJV. tended to. as cholera was nothing more than the common O:!?" THE CHEAT FRENCH REMEDY. j:^J} J'IRPOUL. ttiiil SI DI)<»Nf?. two of which leave each portmoRtii- I'lioiiciiirers also broufrhl out in rinsT rL.\.s.s AiiKRicASsiiTirs, ly.from .New York the aisl and dCth.niidlVomLivcrpooitheCili diarrlicca. (Jlj^ TUK THVSICIAN'S nEMEor. jp:) sailing weekly Irom Liverpool, and forwarded to I'lttsburijh, and llih, 111 addition to which they have nrrangcmeiilswithilie and any part of the West, when desired. dec 1—tf. St George and Union Lines ol Liverpool Packels. to iniart a departure from Liverpool, every five days being thus deitrtnig. ViuGiMA CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.—The THE ONLY REMKDY FOR THE AITLIOTED. iOlI.N M'DKVlrr' JAllKS M'DEVITT. WILLIA.M M'DEV!TT. od. their facilities shall keep pace with their increasing paiiv Congressional returns of Virginia are all in — H npk tlie alUMition of all wlio mny bo ilinpos'i! !o (jucsiion JOUiS I^I'DEVITT A BRO$!J., nagi;, while .Mr W. Tnpscott'* constani personal superinltn W iirs eiricacy to uiiiintiiL" the ciiiiracter of the iiimcieil tfs- dance uf the business in Liverpool is an additioMal security ilnt I liinotiittis, bill luJl lo be content tln'rewiih, but lo iii.ikc lui e.x- \YH0L1-:8ALU GROCER:', IJealers in Produce and Piiif- the comfort and accommodution of the passengers will be pjf. the Democrats have elected II members and ' ' bnrnh .\ranufaelured Articles Ceiierally, No 13, Commer ticnlarly attended to. [ j)erimeiit lo tctiim viniicR; aiui previous locondeiiiniiij^.togive cial Row, (,iberl) street, opposite head of ymitlificld. the Whigs I—this is a Democratic g-iin of 5. II a fair trial, ami we will lia/aril our renutalion upon the *uc- The subscriber* being (as usunljexicnsively eiigagrd in the march 17—tf. Transportation Business between Piltuburfh and the AtltiHie ccssful insiic of llic experiment. I'mbftnly there never was a FRAIVC'I.S KECVII.. cities, ure thereby enabled to i.ike charge of and forvi ard pai> GuEv.v-ssE AT NEW ORLEANS.—New Orleans, \ Kcmcdy llint has IK'CII IO «iiocof>sful in desperate cases of Con- sengcrs immediaiely on their landing, wJUioui ti chance of 4ii- May 12.—'J'he Crevasse in the wharf has not j^';:^'|:^.'°;!,,'lf^'^';^;i,^^Uail; y lire many njoicinu in knowmR that FASHION,ABLE HATTER, appoinimentor delay.and arc therclore prepared loroiilraei^f LMiTios can be curcil. Dsiily arc many cnjoyini; its bene- passage from any sea|>ort in firent Uriiainor Ireland lolliuciiy: 72 KoiUTn STREET, NEAR WOOD, llie nature of the business ilioy are engaged in giving them facji vetbeen stopped; the water is running over • f'c •^'i'"'-'-'' lilies for carrying passengers sofur inland nol oihcrwist aiiam- -, , , 'V , 11 ;„„ r..,..,-. i ai:e»iatiuRenil ihnc ofollowiii2—If the t spcakf lor ilseli without comment—ih EEPS eonsinnliy on hand a full assorim'?ni of Cirntlcmen'-' able.and will (if neces»ory)forward passengers for the Weitby their dwellings. The excitement is intense. TWO CATIIOMC PRIKST.S K l-'a.-thioiinble liuts. For benuiv of workmanship, style, Ihe best motlc of conveyance without any additional rhargeiiof the back street!'; hundreds arc removing Irom' i«aRiiarantee. . Kind.-. , yei ntilicted,an d rellect! and finish, unsurpassed in tins market, and m iuwtsi cash prices. jan 27-lf tlieir trouble. Whore persons i<;nl for decline coining oul,l)a The rivef is still on the rise. ClNClN.NATI, Sopt- 25, li-t?. amount paid forpassage will be refunded in full. To my fellow creatures Inhorins; under the disease of Consump Rl-:.^rl•rI•ANCE.s. FROM VENEZUELA AND NEW GRENAOA.— tion—A sense o; duty and henrKelt thanklulneFs imluccs me on Wm. A. HILL A Co., The subscribers are also prepared lo give drafts at sight, for the present occaxioii to give a public tribute lo that greul niedi- any nmount payable at the principal Cities and Towns in Eii». Soslon, May l(i.—I.ntp. flntns from fJ.-ir.icas riiir , H.'schMinp's Rcm-.ty liir (\insumption. B A N K E R S , B R O K E R S , land, Ireland, Scotland and Wales, thus nObrdiiig n «afe and Stale that great excitement prevails in conse- llem^a shocni'iker by trade, I was attnckpd wiih weakness expeditious mode of lemilting funds lo tl.'Ose counlr1t•^, wbick and pains in my breast, and I'ollowed by Consumption. I'hys;- DcnU-rs in Foric|(n iiutl DoincRtic Kxchnn};C| persons requiring such facilities, will fiid ittheirinIeies!!oavai| ClUCnCC of the resignation of President JMona- dans attemlcil me; my ciue pronounced" incurable—• • • I •pcrsi ^ ted Ci'rlifiralcs af Urposit, Bunk SVotcs aiui Spen/:, themselves of. • ° ! in having ireiitment: have been blistered at letisi fifteen liin tunes, I'lTT.-'lSl-RGII, I'A. Application (if by letter, post-paid) wil! IK I cupped tweutv times, am prnmptly atiendti gas used most of the nostrums of the day. to on application to TAAKI'E O'CON.voK,,, ' it is probable that the Government will be ! aiofwin.hwa-in i-ir.'i At li'.^'i 1 iientd of III.-, ,ubo 'v c invMlu I -pAH AST) i.'t-nnKNT Fc.-SDsreceivedoiidepoKil.aiul Collections ablerouiedy—!'eMi lor Dr. II. J. liroiliif, wiio wnik-donmeforlwo ! X. made on ail the cities in the I'niti-d Stales, Forwarding and Commission .Merch.TnlJ. 1 I M I • 1 r\' • « - ; abierouiedv—^lem id medicine. I wm a march IS Piiisburgh.I's, overthrowAll the nDCrSOn and SMonaga captures dproclaime in the lasd t Dictatorwar, in.- i: frj'-nds.an„.eeks and'a.lmiiii.slor.Md ev.-n lhcIV)clol SRUr despaireI medicined o. f mI yWH lileS .:, O•nicscrvici. low that mgy j an?ioud Cincinnatir CiiECKs.o, con.MnntIn Italiitnorev for, salPhiladelphiae in sums ,i oNe suiw t Yorkpurchasers, ISostow. , ' pU in I .. I I of the Rev. C. Driscol were secured nnd performed for me. not , Onto, KE.NTirKy, lNmA^A, Vinf;i.MA,iMiSil«; Lois for 8alc. eluding two sons Ol Uencral laCZ, Iia\C UCen jcxp.-cting to live mi mommK,—but th.-inks to the GIMMI Bciiijt ; and imcurreul Bunk Paper, bought and sold on the most favor- EVKUAL HL'ILDINf; LOTS, .-iiiunic in the .mi'what of a of uiiuccupied gov>?rnment land,bought and soldon commission .laiiie;* ITl'Oiiirc, TV* V o- I . .1 . 1- • /.: ellusioiis ol n irul i well known 10 the Catholic roiiimunity, yet I STEBLIM; EXCIIA.VIJE, suitable fiir remittance to England, Ire Dates from Sisal report that an expedition of Mrangerniihougaiteslci d lo by its worthy heatis laiiil. aud :>cotland. constantly fur sale in umountsuf .£t, and up FA 8 H IO N A li L E TA I LOR, ,IOIIN CONRAN, wards. TlllllU ST., -NEAR WO".ll>, ST. CIIAnLf.Si Bl'lI.III.SGi). several thousand men, including many Amcri- '"'';«w-iiCoiirl i streetbe aiies, betweei n Main and Walnut, above Wortliington Ofllcc Xo. 0-1 Wood Street, House. OVK DOOB AHOVl: TlIK C.lItMnt OK KO! UTII, K.\ST SI^E. All orders promptly attended to. cans, was about lo march on Uocole, the Sworn 10 and subscribed before me this IKith day of Seplem- Bl.si.NKNi Mollis —SLM.MK11, from 7 o'clock, A. .M., to 5, P. ,V. march 2.1.— ly. Elronnhold of the Indians.—duzctte. licr,lSl>'. II. E. SPENCER, .Ma> or. Wi.vTKTi, from S, A. .M., lo 5. P. .M. dec a—Cm. 1 have administered the rites of the Church tolhe .\bove named genilcman, iliinkinglhut he w.is to die within a lew hours. Ur. ,j nM »n r o. IM'.,! »„li. 'I'l,^ I )t<-'iiUeman, thinkinzlhul he w.is to die williin a lew hours. Ur. ;neniittancc s to Great Britain anti JOHN J, ailTCHEl., {f^ 1 he 1 reasurcr ot , at, . MiCliael .•> 1 heo- • JJrodic was lendcrmg him bis services, and dcservej, J think, I Ireland. , c" • I >...l»l^r.o il.n -/t^nliu ,,r ''""•""'P'^moiitwhicli the gentleman gives him lor Oeschomp's i logical Seminary acknowledges lIlC receipt OI . cou.umhtion remedy. " " C. DRISCOL; j >.£.TIIF, und.-rslgncd l.a.,,duni.« Ihc las, month, >^ AHORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, *i gica- l J,JI«»Seminar» .,/>•y . acknowledgeRotr T Miilins nin cInhnctnw receipt no t .i consumptioHiereby ncertif remedyy tha.t Rev. C, Driscol i-i a pr;esc!. oDRISCOf the RoinaL n1 I isSSEl •'•"'•« nrr'>".--'i>H"!" ••' I Hiiope by which, un-^56 KOUKTII ST,, A Fi:W n(M)R.S BKUtW SMITHFIKLD. three dollars per KeV. *• i"U''enj J 0'">'^l<'»">i Catholic church, and now ciercismuMh.: dunes of the ministry UtTu,^ ^"^ april 22—tf. j in this ciiy, with the upprobaiion of the jimper eeclesiasticnl ! BL.HwEIiY &, Co., as follows:— ! authority. E. T COLLl.NS. V. ti. : hhee wilwilll iissu e drafts, pavablo nt any Hank in Orcnl ririlaiii.or Ireland, for any amouut over one pound sterling. Person Thos.Callin, SI 00 M. Iliinnnn, SI 00; sirous of rcmitiiiig mone' y te their friends are invited to call For Sale, GREAT AND WONDERFUL NEWS! OlTicooii Penii street, near the Canal Uridge, I'itlsburjrh. A L.\RGE PIC'll'KK OF THK CRITIFIXION Anonymous, 1 00 j ASTHMA AS JfF.LL AS CO.ysUMf'TIOy j JAMK.S Ur.AkFLV. /\_OF OUR LORD—Suitable for a small Chapel. p. S —The highest market price will be paid for Kxchange Persons ricsiroiis of piirchasinf; can examine it at tbe I CAN lir. KFFKCTr.VLLV Rjn.IF.VF.D AND CFKKl). j on Ixindon and Dublin, Hank ol'Kngluiid notes bought; F.xchangc procured on France and Oermany. sept U—tf. Rooms of A. .NlcCLORV, PITTSBURGH MARKETS. I WONDERS WILL NEVER CEASE! | For trait Painter, Grant street, opposite the Court House, FKIDAV. :\Iny 13, 18JO. KoBiiilfaiicos (o <*roat Britaiu and ; CcT" A Case of iO Years Sla}iding. .J^ ! Ireland. jnly 2-1—If. Aslfs.—Sales moJeralo nt tlic followini; rales: Scorcltings, 3i ; I'otasli,-lo li els.; Puarlasli, .')ia.">4 cts. I-'rom :• cii.zr'n of Cincinnati, nol a fictitious namcorplaco as n.K l-"rs suiinb'e for rcnminnce lo theOld ra.')i cts jier lb. Coffee BRASS FOUNDER AND GAS FITTER, CIIAKLIilS B. SCIJJLLY, —Sales of Rio al 7ia7J cts. jcr lb. Hice—Sales at j CiNci.N.NATi, January IS. I?4n. | MKSSRS. naoDIRJc LKVI—firntilude and tliniikfulncss by the jSmilh'ieid s/., l>etwcen DUtmond Alley and 5//i 4i. I medium of n ieiier i.i the only way in my old days (being now j PITTSni'KCII, I'A. I'rovisions—We quote Ilanis at Gi cts. Slioiilil- I scveiily-two) thnnigh which I can n-uirn il to you, for thegreat ! AttorneyatLaw, j relief received from your I>^sclinmp's Remedy. j (^uLKKt'd luaLni.M;, FOCRTII STJu:jiT,) ers 4cts. per lb. Cheese—Uegular sales al Cia7 cts. I Having been alibclcd with .•\slhniu since I^Oll, 1 have during j per lb Catholic Almanac and Ordo for 1§49 PITTSBURGH, PA. l."|o„r Dealers are paying by the lot .3.G'^a.'J,70 j thafor tth tunee las, ttrie thirtd mosy yearst of ,th aned remedie with bus ttha Imit ehav succese bees n introduceil I .18—tf. per hhl. From store sells at 3,75a3,i:J7, according le I have been liuiiblc to cat breakfast tor llic last lour or five Just Itcccircd year* at my tabic, it having taken me llircc or four hours' hard quality. T GF.0R(;E qUir;LF.\".S Itookstore. ijlli street: Catholic J. K. ITIctXOWKY, Coughing every morning bclbre I could be able to do anything, A .\!uianac and Ordo fort,--!!); Shandy ftrHuirc. or tricks Grain—Wheal tlcinands 70; Rye .'>0; Corn 31; us:ng my finger hiindrodsof limes lo make me vomit; in short, it upt)n travellers, a iiory of the North of Ireland; Doctrinal Cate ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Oats 2^1.30; Barley, GO cts. per bu. would take a day for me to describe all the wretched miserable chism, by ihy- Ili-v .\Jr Kcenuii; tiod and I, or a week's spirituai suffenugi I have felt during; the lust thirtr years of my life, with PITTSBURGH, l'A„ ' Hay—Sales at scales during the week at 7,,")0a.9,00. retreat; Iliiinap's Lociures toyouiiji men on the cullivatioii of .-\r>thma. liul 1 frcl Ihanklul that a relief has been allorded me. the iiiiiid, fo|tmalioii of charactor. and the conduct odife OFFICE IX R.VKKUKLL'S ia.n.in.\f;.$, CRAXT ST. The bast (itiality will bring the latter price. I used but one Ijotllc and a half oi Ihe Retnedy, and uiii now able Just pulilUlicd, l-'irst Coiimiunion and Coiifirmntioii Pictures, Opposite tlie Court JJniae. Hides.— l''or Green 3i cts. paid by tanners, re-sales to sleep well, cat heartily, sit at my tabic, and lo be little nsoftil with a Renewal of Ihe Baptismal Promises, with beaulifuld gold nov. 21, 1S4G—tf. nt la41 cts.; Missouri, 7a!); Spanish llalG. abou: tho house .\ly dauj;hier-in-l!iw,iaiid her lainily, have used It with much saiisfrti-tion in seven- iccdds, and I would here edge; aUdcirclen of the Living Ro«ary,iu sheets. Leather. Haltimore sole sells at 21a"2J cts. New conclude, by rccomincnding Deschamp'k Remedy to Uie sulfer- decU-tf I ITI, JTJ4>I{KII>C, YntV. sole ISalD cts. iiig Atihmatic. Lead Pic 4i ; Uar, 5. Signed, lllvNNAII TAYLOR. Josepli IWcycr, ATTORNEY AT XiATXT, /^FFICKeornor of Grant street oiid 6'lrawberry Allev. Bofi- Oils.—Tanners''ranges from 14,00nl."> per bbl. Sales PI IYSICI .V X.S' TF.^rk M, t )N V. 1'.NI)I-;KT.-\KI;R, ri:\x FTBKBT, BKTWKKX C- ^-^ ness eiilrustcd tohis circ will be puiiciually uUended to. of Flaxseed at .'idaGO. Lard Oil, 57aC"2 cts. per gal. Pr J.I •^Moore.of St. Lonis.on board jhc Ucr.nantown,.o ilifthle hiisiuesbusinesRs Io f Uiiderlakor. He i.-* Hiipiilied wilh. dnd Powder—Uille demands 5,GO per keg, and Blasting " 1 am now on my way home, in beuor health Ihan I ha '^"' ' keeps (Constantly on hand, Coflinsof all kinds Liid sizes, made to joyed !or five years. I have iiscil iour Ifoliles of your ReiiH-dy ler at the shortest noiiee. He has, also, a fine Hearse and MARBLE MASON AND VAULT BUILDER. 3,62 per keg. aiid my cough has left me entirely, audit am so much improved • CarraicesalMway s ready to attend funerals. Terms moderate Comer of Libcrtj/ itml and Innn's Alhy, oppotitt Rags.—Good mixed 3J per lb., cash. my fririuU will scarcely rcc!>gnizc me : I li.-ive two (lo-/eii which f i^ aii—Iv 1 bought from you. f»Uirh 1 am taking h()iiio lor my •awn use and '__ ,. head of Wood iliccl, Salt—Demands from 1,25 to I,'2ti, according to tlie i'iTTsnru<;ii, quality. ''lJr°M«>re'wiiamrgi>nftirtCnuni«nl.'i, Mafl' Pig Mctnl.—Sales have been made as follows: Alle The folIowiuK is Irom a well known physioini] in I.eXil)glon, I , .ST., A FKVV rKK)K.S AIlOVi; S.MrrilFIELD "-^ icls, Tombs, ic. Also, a choice telccUon of drawings oa gheny 2Ga27; Hanging Ro'-k 27a30. "The case for which 1 purchasi'd frf.in you .six boilliS Oi Re hanh. dec. 13—Iv. Nsiils.—10.|. at H.lt, e,i, 4,00 per keg. RK.SPKdTKL'LI.V iniorms his friends, and Ihe schamp's Consumption Uemub!.;^i)mc djspcp»ia for a number of years. | tensive U.\i.BL'T'iKI,va i;e'rAm.i.-iii.'HK.>T JAMES BLAKKLV, here he is prepared In Windoiv filas.s.—Demand continues brisk. Sales obs'.inote coiislipAlion, dry couch, gradual ilccay of Die system, furnish C<)|[inR of Ub om.-* and ipmliiics. Heario and carriuHes wilh uterine drranjicmrnu She has. sinee the use of ihi( Remt- of 8x10 at JJ.Oa. 10x12 at 4.50. 12x18 at 7,00 canbeprocured otihcshortcMiuiiiee. Asihe subscriberinieiid* A li D E U M A I\. dy. Rained strcujiili, hercou<;haiid uneasiness in the breast have pnyiuif his whole alit-mion to the bunUu.s.s ineiitionfd,uiid will per box. disappeared, and her dyi^pepii..' symplomf all left. In short. Iter OFFICE WITHIN 3 DOORS OK TDK CA.S'AI, ISBlllliE, rES.N' ST be entirely discoimceted fromnll other busine^i^, which lie trusts Fiftli Ward, Pittsburgh, Pa. Feathers.—Sales by the quantity at 32 cts. per trieiids and herowil inuid u rtlicved from the heavy and gliximy wiilenabic him to (five it the altcnuon necessary to ensure » apprehension thai she would die a consumptive's d«aiU. Sliei» share of public pairoiiaj;e. aprilH—ly. npril ,5—tf. lb. From sicie at 35 cts. now cured." Cornineal.—.Sales at 40 cts. The above arc ctiracls, and arc oulv a few among Ihe hun J . rtl • K K IV IV A , Ijard, 5,j ets. per !b. dreds received weekly. .fOli.\ COYLK, AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION Honey.—.Sales at 14 cts. llJ- REUEMI>.I:K l>B.-i<.:||,\.Mt-'t> KELMGUT IS W'AilrtA.VrKD. NOTARY AND CONVF^YANCER. Beeswax.—Sales at 22 rls. per lb. S-JOOisUieforfcHuie. ITIKKIIIAIVT, IO.IHX) is oilerrd (luii i"or a better) but for its eiiuai. V.F.Uf^, IV.iiul;, .MortfTJiics, and all olli-r lustrumcillS ol Bran.--.'i'his article demands dels., pur bu. D \Vri:iii.f prepared with"acoiirticy and dispatch. Titles to 114 woon STUKFT, 'My DOOR FROM FIFTH ST., Brooms.—Sales at l,0i)a2,25, as in quality. For sale wlijleiiiile ninl iciail by Real F.staie. Records Kxamincd, Ac, Ac. Olhce in Meiculf & PITT.SHURGJ1, PA. liUODIK i LKVI, sole Proprielors, Buckets.—Regular .sales of Beaver at J2,i.'
