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CA'rn:OLIC INTELLIGENCE. shipping beneath. Hence, in Haly Scripture tian each anq all who. have barne a part in this and lazenge-shaped divisians af green, lilac, . Gad always speaks as if He were jealaus af "the gaad wark.. And as Jacab did nat fear then blue, and gald ; the clivi, ions enclasinO' flalV- . ENGLAND. places which He has chasen to. put His name and there at Beth-el to' enter into. solemn cam- ers. the sacred managram. &.c; · 'Phe" fin )!ORELAKE.--TIIE LAYING OF THE LIRS'r sTaNE aF there." This·was tlie belief af the Jew in farm- pact with God, so. may yau naw hencefarth ask madel af the Haly Sepulchre, \"lflich is gilt, 'rHE CHURCH aF S·E. MARY MAGDALEN. er cays: whellever there wf1.~ a pl'iest and an af Him what yau will, and He will grant it, if. with red sparingly intraduced, rests upan an Tnesday July 22, being the Feast af S. Mary altar to. be seen, thel:e wa:; Gad's House ;. and it seem gaad to. Him.. altar camposed af white marble. pannalled with. Magdalen, was fixed as the day an which his what was tpue then is no. less true naw in the His Eminence then cancluded with allttding gJ'een and· ather shades af the same stane .. Eminence the Cardinal Archbis110p of West- belief af Ch!'istians. As w·e have a priesthaad to. the bl!:Jssings which Gad wauld nat fail to be- Alang the faat of the Sepulchre is the inscrip minster intended to. lay the first stane af the and a sacrifi mO', so. we Christians have -our altars, staw an the fam il y to whase self-denial and zeal tian, "Cara mea vere est ei~us;" Oil- the entabla new Catholic Church in · that plaee. The day and have had them fram tbe tinle the early the Cathalics af Martlake awe the beginning af ture, "J esu nastri misere," &c.; while the ' was lovely, and the,gathering af Catholics, bath, Christians worshipp~d God in the depths af the th is gaad wark; and we are sure that many balcany is surmaunted by gilt figures af angels .. rich and paar, was numeraus, though se\'eral af Catacombs 0.1' amang. the splendars af Pagan fervent prayers were an that day affered an The columns which sup part the raof of the ' the Cathalie nability were prevented tl'om at- Rame. Taught by the Patl:iarchs, and cany- behalf af Lady Mostyn and hel' fami ly. apse, 0.1' recess behind the altar, . are painted tending by the arnmgements af Miss Talbot'S. ing an thraugh all time an identity of feeling The usual ceremanies were afterwards gone green, with a flaral device in flesh calaur'oal: marriaO'e with Lord E. Mawar.d, which taak and R"actice, we from the very fir.st have had thraugh accarding. to. the Roman ritual, the ried araund spirally. This is, to. aur mind, the ' o place in Lundan an. the same marning.. Haw- aur lwly places, and· called them the Hauses af stane being- sprinliled with holy water. and least satisfactary part af the dec'aratian: the ' ever, amang those present we abseI~ed MI'. and Gad. signed with the crass,. by the hands af the Car- ta~ .stl'angly cantrasted calaurs af the pillars , Lady Teresa Dease', Mr. Dease. Lady @e raI'd, Haw then is this sanctity attached, to. partic-. dinal, befare it was lawered into. its place .. The Ullltlllg somewhat harshly 'w ith the rest af the Lady Mastyn. the Han: Miss·Frazer, Mrs. and ular snats and places? It is nat mer.ely that we sum af £,30 was callected after the sermon; picture. With that exceptian, the decaratians · :Miss Blaant, Mrs. Lyne Stellhens, the Revs. believe Gad laoks down upan them. with a spe-' and the salemnities were cancluded by a Mass, af the e~stern end', cambi·ne into. a very rich, Father KnalC, and Father Gordon af the Orata- cial pleasure and favar-this was nat at least said at the newly cansecra~ed' altar by the Rev .. saft whale. The'wall upan eaeh· side af the l'y; Rev. J. G. Wenham [in w hase hands th e the idea af J acab-it is because \ve' know that -- Blauntl The chair fram tIle Oratal'Y altar presents a full-length figure. On tlie sautli nliso;ian is j, Mr.. and Mrs. J el\llingham. and tho. lIel'e is. a real cammunicatian between the spir- aLtended . . A lar!?,'e plfrty' afterwards sat dawn~ side, is the Virgin 'Mary, in an attitude af pray Misses Jerningharn, as well as Messrs,. Caffin, its abave and men belaw-angels coming daw,n to. a splendid dejeuner, p,llavided by Lady Mastyn. er, altired in a blne rabe. with the ' crescent Pattersan. Neville ... Case, and.Walfard, Qa~vert with messages af camfart to. men--angels gaing. in her graunds adjaining the ne,v church, a mi- maan beneath her feet. The figure is a capy' Anglican Clergymen. up with glad tidings to. heaven--just.as the an- litary band enliveniJfg the scene with their fram Raphael. The expre>1sian of the caunte- Saan after 11, a:clack, A. M., a processian af gel wh o. appeared to Zacharias in the Temple music. In the event&g woe naticed that the bells nance is gentle, etherialised, and pleasing; and j {lharisters and clergy came farth fr.gm the when he was affering sacrifice at< the altar. af th~ pat·ish chu rch ~ ~vere - rung merrily; why, the calours are nieely grauped. Beneath this · priest's hause adjaining the church, chant.ing Sur,h is and ever has been the firm . belief af the we knaW' nat; but w.e are half inclined to. think figme the wall is diapered wIth a design in the l'salm cxxi .• and leading his Eminence, attired Church; and hence S. Paul te lls. us that we tha~ it must have b~en . t a , da · hanar to ,the day. medirel'al style; golden tleurs-cle-Iis, u·p,on a in fuU castume aA.ld weal:ing his mitre, to. · the Christians "are ali'.(Jady. come to. tl1e Maunt af The new church, wben finished. will pres- blue ·graund. The narthern p:>'l'tion·of. the wall l:'eat which, had: been prepared far him. an the Sian. and to. the City of the livinq- Go~l. and! to. ent a veJ':y' strikin~ appearance; it is, 0.1' at bem's"a figure (also. af full-lengtb) a~ St. F.1':ancis Narth side af tlie future altar. His Eminence the campany of many th(}ousands af angels " . .. least will i be, situjued Bear Mortlake statian, Xavier, the tutelar Saint af the Church, atlil' tJhen preached a mast admirable se rlUon, taking and to the spirit af tbe ju t made P' I-fect" (.Iteb. l:Jetween the rail \Vay and the PratestaniCburch, cd in· white Priestly vestmellt~, with hands liis text fram . Gen. xxviii. 17, 19·: xii. 22,. Ancl if we firmly believe the cammu- It is desig.ned in the H IDecorated" 0.1"" Secand clasped in prayer. This figure. is altogether " ·T.his is no other' but the house of God, .and the nian of angels and spiritB to. be a real thing. Paintecl" style of Gathic Architecture, and will braught aut with, great pawel'f. alld 'l the f;;:ce' Gate of. Neaven," &'c;. think haw mnch more perfect it must be when cansist of. a nave ~nd aisles, wi th , a, shallaw full af character: . . rannd and. beneath are We· are fbdunate!.y: able to. gj){e aur readers the great 'and blaody Sacrifice is afiered!an. the chancel. It is to. have a tawel' and sptl'e; and Byzantine decarabi0TiS. an autline of his-discourse, which was listened altai" and theSaviaul' gaes up before the '[lIu'ane adjaining,the sacristy will be bui.lt in the caurse The altar having been privately re-cansecrat- to. w:ith thrilling, inter;6st b.)' a large mixed au- af'Gbd's Majesty-the ane Sacrifice daily affer- 0.1' time the pri61st's hause and Catholic Schaals, ed an the previa us evening. the service 0.1' the - dience af Pratestants as well as Cathalics. ed by His priests an earth blending. as it. were, The architect, is· Mr. Gilbert Blount. day af reopening cansisted af a " Missa caram He began. by mentianing the occasian. an with that which the San af Gad-far ever presents As we passed tbraugh the ProtestantChurch- Episcap,o/' the Prelate presen t on this acc?-· which these wards were spaken by the Ralri- and pleads befare His Father's Throne in,He,a- yard, we laaked up at tl{e old tawer, and cauld sian being the. Right Hev. Bishap Brawn. af arch Jacab, ~ when, after the visian which he ven-the Church militant J9 ining\in the d{) ings scarcely forbear naticing, with feeli ngs of pain Newport. The prie&ts afficiating were the tol - · saw when s1eeping in the midst af his desolatc .af· the Cburch triumphant,. and the gate af and shame, the inscriptiallupan it, ... Vivat Rex lawing..:-Bishap's Chaplains, Rev. W. Scatt,. ~ja urn ey, he· Il()se and cansecl'Hted to. God the heaven melting aw.ay into. heaven. itself. Henric'lts VIllI, 1548 ;" and we could nat help Rev. J, Rulling; Celebrant Priest, Re,,_ ' J J. stane wherean he had rested his head. and Naw, c-Iearly, an this headHlie Cathalii: idea haping that same mare warthy name may be Etheridge; Deacan, Rev. J . Neary ;.Suh--D'ea- ehanged the·name af the place fram " ·Luza" to. .is .the same with that af the Patriarch. But was found to. adam the walls of the Cathalic Church can, Rev. \V. Waterwarth ; Master af. the Ce-' " Bethel," the Hause af GadL What had he no. autward act an his part reqpired in arder te; af Sl. Mary Magdalen, at Marelake. remanies. Dr. Banani, 0.1' Priarpark•. seen since he lay dawn to. sleep'? He had seen make the·place sacred to. Gad? Nat so.. H e REaPENING OFi 'l'HE ROMAN•• 0 CAT-HaLIC CHURCH OF The Episcopal thrane, cavere,lwiuh crimsan the hasts af God ascendinoO' and :. descendin2: all I t k tl I t "t I clath, was erected an the nG!,th sid:e the. ~ rase- le' 0.0. )e stane--Ie se I up-Ie an- SAIN'!' F.RANCIS XAVIER, HEREFaRn. of to. I·t · a'! ., SanGtuilry." a ladder which J'ained,earth heaven, and at al'n ted wI'tll I t a' b e a memana . I e.,0.1' eVE'r I The farmal reapenmg af the Chnrch af Saint dIe tap af w.hich staad the Lal,d God Himself. befare God, which shauld never again be pro.. lrancis Xavie~, in Braadstreet'in this city, art~r At the canclusian of the·' Mass, the, Rigllt Fram that dny to. this the name af Beth-el. fan ed. And thus, iil ,]ilter times, the Israelites 'its entire cleaning and l'edecol'atill)llo, taak pl ace Rev. Prelate having been Pilrtially disrabed, L and haying exchanged his m·itre far the OJ'din Gad's· Hause. was deal" to. the Christian as well set ap~,,1' t eae II sacre d ~ spo t --an d t!Jus·tl IP. CT". lUrc II an ThursdaYl 24th. 'fhere was ··&f1 umeraus ar.ld as to. · the Jew; ancl so.; under the Gaspel as af Go d has done far i 800 years. And' these respectable cOBgregatian . . .Ns we briefiy inti- ary black cap, was condueted fram the thrane to. the pulpit. His Lardship's $erman was an . well as und·Elr· the law, had sacred edifices been sacred pI aces s t'llI remam. un tIdouc Ie ,a s t and' m g mated during_ the pragress af the wark, (he ably-argued defence af., the "Sacrifice of. the tlver.· raised, bearing the self-same name as this praalaf the reality af the Church's belief~r the decaratian.is-chieflyin the rich style af gold and • Mass," and the" Real, Presence," his text be their. prataty,pe--" Houses af Gad." same thraugh every age. Tbe sanctity af the co laurs l,nBwn as "Byzantine," fram having ing Hebrews xiii .., 10--" Far we have an alt'J!' But whence came thi$ name r. The place altar· seems-to be imparted to. the very grallnd either ariginated, or been carried to. its great af which thpy have nGl right to. eab who. scne which Jacab.made sacred to. Gad was but a by the act of anainting. And this llf what est perfeotian, at the metrapolis-of the eastern th e tabernacle."" t:ype af the tent, as that again was a type af the we~do now;· we paul' the llOly ail upan it:. and empire during the age af Canstantine and his Temple; the Temple aguin, in its turn fOFesha the rest arthe edifice--nay, and the very ground successars; a sty Ie ill wh ich the eastern luxuri (We r<~gret that OI!!F space w1 11 nat ~ lI a l v u;; ' dawed the Christian CbUfCh,jllSt as the Church itself--thence becames haly. Here then we are ance and depth af colaur are superimluced upan to. furnish an analysis af th e serman, but the on earth is. but a faint ~hadaw af the abiding ta-day. doing tIle selfsame act which Jacob did; the lines alild devices of the la-leI' Raman style. rallowing sentence;) will gi.ve an idea 0.1' the .. city, the Ohurch triumphant in I:eaven,-that find who. daes nat see in this a praaf that aur The walls·of the edifice are paiFlteciJin dead green cancluding argurr>-'lnts and af the peron~ " olernal cily ' whase builderBishop, ur the indi vidu;d in th t;: · staad Gad? ' What mea.nt this constant inter- af Gat! the F,tther and af His Eternal Son. And giving a rich. yet saber hue to the whale . . The earlier centul'ie';,· who. had opppsed it a~ all eourse of a r.-gels ascending, and descending? think then' haw great a ' privilege it is, that as "sanctuary,'." or eastern end set apart fal' " the inna\·ation. Yet,. if it were'nat the dactrine of The ide-It af It')cal sanctity lay, in the belief that aften as (and thank Gad the occasians are nat mare impar-tant part;; of the warship there tbe· Apastles, thel'e must have b(,el1 a time when -irrespectil·e af all human circumstances and few):...-as aften as we meet together-to make offered, is, of caurse, mwe highly decarnted ; it W11S inlrocluced .L Peaple did not go. to· sl!:Jt(J relatia1il$~-af all id,:as of beauty, fitness, usein.! ane ~are.haly spat whne Gad 'will be warship· under the bopigh't sunlight, with the added lig:hb holding olle daclrrue. vestments af the Bishap and ' his cal history knalV how slr~nllausly any inllo\-a· munication does exist, w.hich is :>ot faund else- eo. me do. wn on f res II mcssaw's afl' ave, and Priests, the picture was very rich and impasing, tion was resisted . ill . thuse times. That tI, i.- , where: that there is in heaven, as it were, a peace, and ll1erc)'~ and dwell among our peaple. wlthaut tIm glare whi-::h we have elsewhere was the Faith af· 'subs(;(llll:'lIt time~. let the oorresponcling' gate 0.1' 00.0.1' fram whic~ mercy It is tben a haly. work. dallE'" which" Gad will seen in sucl: spectacles. The walls of the manuments ill the gl~) ri ') lI s catLedral of thi~ ,;;OJlles dawn fmlll. . Ga:! an.. tha3e who. are wew-_ reward .. Yes; God . \V.i ll reward ill •. fit prqlOr- "sanctuary" are decarated in oblang. square, city-let Lhc Ill,]}' St. Thomas af Herefurd, 1I1lJ ,
• " 2 CATliOLIC TELEGHAPH AND ADVOCATE.
\ he other holy men, whose ashes lie there, their ' surrounded-- as only r ecently tract~ of a most Rev. Mother (Ursuline) and her r eligious Sist its conclusion congratulated the two bishops on . culptured effigies wearing the grab and the dangerous tendency, and subversive of their ers of Mercy in March last, to the great joy of the ratification of their titles. The prelates I-y mbols which the Catholic Ohurch alone uses hlith, were circulated in that house." rrheRev all their former acquaintances there, particular who officiated dined in the evening with Cardi -let the crosses and decoraLions upon the al- Mr. Hardiman entertained his lordship and a ly of their spiritual sisters, whom tl:ey found all nal Wisell1an.-Morning Cl~rol1icle . tar of that cathedral, and of the parish churches great number of the clergy at dinner the same well. Dr. Siorra, (coadjutor) Bishop of Pertb, IJ:::TThe office of this paper has heen removed to No.ls> bear witness! Let tlle holy St. Francis Xavier, evening. Next day (Friday) the solemn and has been a most kind and affectionate father. FOURTH STREET, (between Main and iVatnllt slrbels). whose figare they SeW, before them--who, in interesting ceremony of the reception of a Sister His lordship la~ e ly built a house of mercy, and South side. eh(; strength deril'ed from that bolY· sacrament, of Mercy took place ill the Oonvent of Mercy at an orphan house is in progress of building ad vcnt forth and preached to ti~e heathen,convert- Ballinrobe. The lady was Miss Geraghty, joining th e convent in Perth. HllIv graLifying in!; hundrerlsofthousands ofthem to thl' Oatho- daughter of Mr. John Geraghty, of Westport. to hear of the progress of Oathollcity, through ic Faith; let that holy man, whose character is I Tbe Most Rev. Dr. MacHale was present on the humble and zealous ex"rtions of the Sisters SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 23,1851.
11Ono red by Protestants of every persuasion, 11 th e occasion. This is the first instance on rec- of Me1·cy, in that far distant land, at a time bear witness! h was the idea that sacrifice ord of a similar ceremony in that part of the when the right hand of royalty is employed in The Most Rev. Arch-Bishop arrived at New wa!'! necessary which had induced the Bishops . country.-Ma~·o Teleg·l'aplt. signing a bill of pains and penalties against Lile York last Saturday, and will most probably and baro.ns of old to devote thei~· substance to,! The Rei'. Eugene Ooyne, P. P. of Ballyhau unoffending Oatholics of Ireland and at home. officiate in the Oathedral to-morrow. the erectlOn of temples surroundmg the altar 01 ' nis, succeeds the late Rev. P. O'Grady, P. P., CA THOLIC UNIVERSITY OF IRELAND. God. They gave to him that which was deal' Aughall1ore. CONSECRA1'ION OF CATHOLIO BISIlO"PS A'r MANCHES- Our readers lmow all about the origin of this to them, in order that the sacrifice of Ohrist 'I.'he Rev. Henry "Marshall, late of Oxford, TER. Instit~ltion . . It is in opposition to what a Pro might be oflered as an atonement for their sins, has kindly consented to preach at the consecra Yesterday (Friday) was great in the annals testant has called "tl1f~ Godless OoHeges." as an acknowledgement of God's power,and as tion of the Catholic churr-h, Portrush, near Col of the Roman Oatholic church, being the day The people of Ireland have subscribed most a snpplicfttion for the needful daily blessings. eraine, on the 17th August. cho~en--on the :Feast of St. James the Apost l ~ It is with the view of rekindling this devotion, --for the consecration of the two new Oatholic liberally, cOllsidering their impoverished: ccndi The Rev. Mr. Oakeley, head of St. John's that the Oatholic Church is striving . to adorn Bishops of Salford and Plymouth. The names tion. All the Prelates of Ireland as we1l as the Catholic church, Islington, has written a letter its altars, and to offer the sacrifice with fitting of the two fortunate candidates selected to take Pope, and. the chief lay· Oatl101ics of the British denying that the schoolmaster who was brought pomp." these new titl«s--were as printed on the cards Isles, are pushing forward the great work wFth up at the Clerkenwell Police Oourt a day or two all their strength. To enable the committee to The musical portions of the service were per of admission to the ce]'emony.:..··the "Right R ev. ago, charged with cruelty to a child, is a priest establish the university on a sure foundation , fo rmed with taste and neatness of effect. The Dr. Turner, Bishop elect of Salford," and the or ecclesif,stic of any kind. collectors have been appointed to solicit the as " K yric" was No. 12, Mozart; the "Gloria" "Right Rev. Dr. Erringtfin, Bishop elect of The Sovereign Pontiff, not satisfied with hav sistance of the faithful in the leading Oatholic No.3, Haydn; the" Oredo" No. 12, Mozart; Plymouth." The plRCC appointed for the cere· ing approved of the decrees of the Synod of Nations, and also in the United States where it the" Sanctlls" ditto; the "Agnlls," No.3, mony was the handsome new church of St.Jolin Thurles, which gave a death blow to theQlleen's is thought that their appeal will be l:e~ponded to Haydn; finale, the" Laudate." the Evangelist, in Salford, and the time appoint colleges, has de~ired the sacred Oongregation with great liberality. The fot·egoing report is taken fron:: the He'e ed half-past nine o'clock in the morning. The of the P ropaganda [0 subscribe in favor of the We wish well to the University--we hope it fu)'cl Times. A correspondent h as hindly admission was by tickets. 'I.'he congregation Catholic University of Ireland. The desire of may snccE'ed, but the Oatholics of this country furnished us with the folbwir.g additional de included many of the leading B.oman Ofltholics Pope Pius IX. has not been slow in being real and particularly those of Irish birth or origin, cails :-- of tbe neighhorhood, including part "f the fami ised, and the venerableArcb Bishop of Armngb may be allowed to aBk a few questions before The decorations in the Ohurch of St. Francis ly of Sir Tbomas Joseph de Trafford, Mr. 11.os has recei\"ed the funds destin ed by the Sove they contribu te money for tbe erection and snp Xavier arc in the style of art wllieh was adop son, magistrate of Ormsi-irk, Mr. Leeming and reign Pontiff for the establishment of the Irish port of this new Institution. ted by the Roman and Italian Ohurches gene family, Mr. Dnniel L ee, Mr. James O'Ferral Ulliversity.-- Unive1 ·s. Is it to be a Hoyalist Establishment? Are rally during the earliest period of Ohristianit y. [brother to th e M. P.] was also present. NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH TN DERBY.-The ce- its trustees to be continually plastering the pub '1'he spacious chancel of the church, which is Although the most powerful contrasts of col lic ear with professions of devotion to Queen remonial of laying the foundation of this Ilew well adapted fo], the display of ceremony like o nr are used, the whole is so nicely balanced Victoria and Prince Albert and "the rest of the edifice was performed by tlle Roman Catholic this, being at a considerable elevation above the a nd harmonised as to produce the most perfect Royal F>lmily"? Her Majesty bas just signed bishop 011 last Saturday. There was an im· floor of the nave and transepts and ascended by idea of repose. The east end being the imme the Penal Bill! W hen she visited Ireland she mense concourse of people present. On Sunday three steps, had been specially fitted Ui} for the diate seat of the Holy Mysteries, is more gor was enthu~iastically visited by her "hereditary last the Very Hev. Dr. CalliIl preached in St. occasion. By the rubric of the Roman Oatholic geo·lsly decomted th'1.u the other parts of the bondsmen." They would have kissed the Oolumb's Oathedral, LOllg Tower, in behalf of church it is provided that separate chapels shall ~ acred edifice. On the high altar, which is of curb-stones had she told them so. Oh! how the building fund, when the very hllndsome be prepared for the conse crating bishop and the choice marble and gilt bronze, is e rected a she loved her Irish People! She cO'Jld scarcely collection of £223 was taken up. This ;um bishops elect-the chapel for the former furnish magnificent tabernacle-the fin est, we beliel·e ." tear LJ erself away"· from Dublin-she stood includes some liberal donations from Protes t ed with an altar, crucifix, and four lights, .and in all England--of carved Ivood. made from on the wheel-house of tbe yacht, as the papers ant.s. The Rev. Dr. has delivered lec;tUl·es on those for eacll of tbe bishops elect with altars, Jesigns by J. J. Scoles, Esq., ·of London-the the evenings of Monday and 'l'uesd1Iy. His took care to relate, gazing through the mist to crucifixes, and two candle~ each. It is requir whole of which is richly gilt, the deeper parts catch a last glimp: e of the shore ! It was the style, flu ency, and !Dode: of reasoning, nre at ed that each of the two bishops elect shall have b r, illg slightly r elieved with colour. once novd and for cible, and he handles all the gene.ral impression in the green island, she was two ot.her bishops to assist him. The consecraL T he wails of the sanctuary are painted and topics on which he touches; in a manner which so " all-fired fond", as the Yankees say, of the ing bishop on the present occasion was Cardin ~i lt somewhat in the manne!" of a.ncient mosaics, People, that she would throw her arms around sbows he is a lion in controversy; and there is al Wiseman, and the assititant bi shops were, with beautiflll scroll borders. The large-pillars the first Irishman she met in London and kiss nothing personal or offe nsive in his remarks. Dr. Oullen, Primate of Ireland; Dr. Briggs, are painted fl dark colour, and twisted with him in ihe name of his country. Well, she Dm·1Y Journal. "Bishop" of. Beverley; Dr. UllAtborne, "Bi hands of vine. A similar design is cllnied round has n't done so yet j her affections have not run MOORFIELDS CHURCH.-- We understand that shop" of Birmingham; and Dr. Wareing. "Bi the chmch in the pilastres. Thc walls, cornice, in that Irish channel, but she has just put her the Arch Bishop of Westminster has selected SllOp" of Northampton. Several other pre (;eiling, and dome, are all decorated in an equal name to 1I Billet-doux informing her beloved this as his own church, and that Dr. Whitty, lates were also present. style of excellence. Ol·er each of -the side Jhe p ro- vicar-general, will officiate as adminis subjects in Ireland, thaL if they dared to serve CONSECRATION OF THE CATHOLIC BISHOPS OF ,·dtars are painLings (life-size) of exceedingly trator. Tbe Rev. George Rolfe, brother of the, God without lJer consent and approbation she CLIFTON AND BHREWSDURL line design and execution-the one representing late lamented pastor of Moorfields, and who hn.s would fine and imprison th em! And she furth Ollr Blessed Lady; the other the patron Saint, Sunday" morning the Catbolic church in St. been, we believe, thirty years on the mission, er declared, that any rascRI who thought prop·' S"in t Frallcis Xavier, from thtl pencil of H. T. George's Fields was I.he scene of a ceremony was generally expected to be the successor of er to act the part of an informer, would be at Bulmer, Esq., of Sheffield, the artist who which has not been performed in this metropoiis his deceased brother, and his remol'al is much liberty to prosecute any Bishop or Priest of the designed llnd superintended the works. for more than 300 years, viz., the consecmtion regretted in the di trict.~ Catholic StandCl1·d. old Roman Oatholic Oburch who would dare to' of two Roman Catholic prelates with English call himself by kis own name! 'rhis is the way The Hon. Gilbert .Talbot was last week re territorial titles. [l~HOM LATE ENGLISH PAPERS.] she shews her love. ceived into the Oatholic church in x.,ondon. ~mmediat"ly after the conclusion of "ten Now we should like to know whether the. Mad'lIe Meyerbeer, d"ughter of the celebrat o'clocli mass" the church began to fill, und by University of Ireland is to require of her stud On rl'uesday the Right Rev. Dr. Walsh, Oa ed composer, has become a con\'ert to the Oa the time that the service commenced-a few ~nts, professors, dignita ries, &c., to shout at tl lolic Bishop of Ossory, administered the holy tholic fait h. minntes after eleven o'clock-tbere was scarce- ~'lcram ellt of confirmat.ion to 100 male and 130 public dinners in token of their profound l'especG Sir Vere de Vere, and Lady. de Vere, of Our- ly standing or breathing' room. [or this royal family? Is a slavish respect for l~rnale children prepared 'to receive it on pre· ragh Chase, in this county, have embraced the Soon after the arrival of Oardinal Wiseman, their persecutors to be manifested on all occa • ~e nting themselves at St. Oanice's Oatholic Oatholic rellgion.--Limerick Ghl.onicle. the consecrating bishop, a procession emerged sions public and private? That they sllOuld be r· hurch. After the performance of the sacred from the sacristy, and, passing between a · 1 d 1 . 1 d d 1 On SllIl(lay the 20th inst., Mr. Bealy, of West ~ subjects to the powers that be is all rig)lt,but is <: ~ r emo ny h IS or Slip preac Je a eep y mOI'- double row of acolvtes in white surplices and . d .. I· Skull, parish of Kilmoe, became converted to J this subjection to be of that crouching character, Ing an ImpressIve sermon Oil tIe occaSlOn.-- with lighLed tnpers, stood, before tl'Je high altar, '·lh Ji. l the orthodox dOI:trine and faith of Ohrist by ~ of which we have had too·many specimens of /1.1 cenny ow·no. which was decorated with wax li i.!hts and flow- aband'ming Protestantism, which his ancestors ~ late? On Sumhty last the Most Rev. Dr. Oullen e;-s. The two bishops elect were robed in the had for many generations· professed. Mr. Bea- We will rejoice to benr of the success of the preached an· eloquent and impressiv e sermon in .. simp~e sacerdotal, vestments-Dr. BUI"!!"ess, the lyhacl kept up for some·tlme prevlOus epistolary ~ the Oatholic Oathedral of Armagh. .. . . h "bishoi" elect" of Shrewsbury, and Dr. Brown effort to establish this Institution of learning for as also verbal commulllcallons Wit tbe Rev. • t2e youth of Ireland, but in the name of honor On Wednesday last, the Right Rev. Dr.Der- Mr. O'Oonnell, R.O.O" respecting his intended the "bishop elect" of Clifton, being each sup- and manhood, let it not be a new engine for ry administered the sacrament of confirmation conv.ersion.- G01.k Examiner. ported by two bishops. These right reverend the inculcation of that cowardly subsel·viency to in the parish chapel of Loughrea, to over lODe gentlemen were in their pontifical robes, each British tyrants, which has heretofore been con persuns. H e was asslste. d by a large number MORE OONVERTs.-vVe are this week inform· wearing the mitre. 0 ard· 111<1 I W·Iseman a 1so o r the clergy of the neighboring parishe~. 'l'he ed that the rccent accessions to the O'Hholic was attired in his pontilical robes. Several of spicuous. principal recipients of the huly sacrament were church in this city are Miss Holmes, daughter the leading members of the Oatlwlic priesthood The Ar;;h Bishop of New York has yery' palJ.pers from the workhouse, about 800, with of Mr. 1\:£arcus Holmes, danghter of "Mr. Stob, were also present,besides ten of the newly-creat earnestly recommended the faithful under his who f-I;l religious instruction his lordship express- jun., and ---Marshall, Esq., eldes~ son of ed bidlOpS. jurisdic tion to respond to the appeal made t(} (.<1 himself highly gratItied.-J.;imel'ir.k E.1:wmin- Lhe Itev ..J ames Marshall, Ohrist church, Clifton. The accustomed ceremonies were tben per- them in aid of the University, and we doubt not fil', The ceremony of admission tuok place this week. formed. that every Prelate in the Union will be equally generous in his efforts to secure dJe object il1 On 'l'llllrsdav the Nth in stant, his Grace the -Bl·istol.MiT1"Ol". . After the Pater Noster, and previous to the "iew. It will be of immense benefit to the Peo Most ReL Dr. -MacHale administered the sacra- I ALTAR-PIECE FOR CAILDINAL VViSEMAN .--Two "Ite missa est," or signal for the co~gregat ion ple of Ireland, and the Ohurch owes too much Illt'llt of confirmaLion in the parish chapel of Icases containing a large picture and frame, the to depart, the bishops were presenteu with their l-lallinrobe to about one ,thousand two hundred Iformer measuring nearly one hundred feet,have mitres and gloves, and receiving tho Oardinal's in this country to the Irish People, not to ma 11l'rSOllS, some of whom were inmates of the Iarrived. by the s tea~ e r S~~o, from An~lVerp,for benediction, and acknowledging his authority nifest her gratitude now by a liberal contribu tion to the funds of tlle University. \\"01'1. house. His Grace delivered an eloquent ; hiS Emlllence Oardlllal W Iseman, and llltended by three genuflections, and then walked twice corporal was assented to. There is little doubt tbat it of 786 over last year. talked of. will be so eventually. melted A 1 - hf I ., The 'news from the mines is favorable. "AU things considel'ed, the numbel' of convel·ts As breath into the wind. . alt u lIKeness of the celebrated Jt'ather I The eth.:ds of the late fire are still perceptible. to Uhl'ist'ianity made in Bengal and TVestel"llin Larklll has recentlJ'. been executed by Miss Er- but hons e~ fU"'.o being rapidly erected,and alre,,: At a meet(ng of the Society for the Conver dia is astonidungly small_ In the Bombay Pre !"lngton,.?f North :Shl~lds, a Oathohc lady of dy the burned district is thicldy uccupied witl: "Sion of the Jews, held some short time ago in sid.ency there are (according to the almanack) gFeat abIlIty as an artIst. snbstantifti houses, London, the secretary read the minutes of the about tifty missionaries of various denominations, Jenny Lind has given $300 to. the Roches- One of the Indian Commissioners is without yet a conversion is very seldom heard of. The society's income and expenditures during the ter Catholic Orphan AsyllllD, and $2,200 to funds, rand unable to prosecute his mission i~land of Bombay itself contains an insulated nat other charitable and humane institutions. witllOut additionfll supplies. " previous year. From these, those wl:o look at ive population of about 500,000, who are re c. -I d f I I d Flour was active at San Francisco, and Ohi· things with a business eye, concluded, that the markauly free from caste prejudices, and ba ve TIle• If en sore an in Boston are about, . " to invite Mc'M:mus to a public dinner in that h was h eld at 12,06 per quarter and 11,OU conversion of a Jew to Protestantism, cost one lived under an English Government for nearly city. for sacks, Pork dull. Boots and shoes ha\-e thousand two hundred and fourteen pounds, two centuries, yet thel'e are not half a dozen nat declIned. ive communicants to be found in Bombay. This fifteen shillings and six pence sterling. ThiE result is very di8couraging when contrasted ' )LATEST NEWS BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH-) FROM BOSTON, Society for: the con ven;ion of the Jews, a.ppears WIth the rapid, extended, and permanent success Aug'ust 14.-We were vi~ited ye~krday by to be quite as snccessful as the others. Piles obtained by the Jesuit Missionaries of tbe Eu FOREIGN NEWS BY 'rfIE AFRICA . a severe storm of wind and hail which (;HUsec: ()f money have been expended to evangelize. the ropean power that prb.Ceded us in Western much dama~e. . India." LIVERPOOL, Angust 2.-'1'he ad vices from Heathen. Every year the agony has been the manufacturing districts were de::idedly more We have dates from the Cape of Good I-lope heaped on the christin,ns, until hearts relented favorable. to the 21st. The existing troubles were no STEALItW OUR MUSIC'_ nearer a settlement than at the date of previous and pockets were opened to contribute to the BREADSTUFFs-The Oorn market generally is As we passed along seventh street one night " shade lower. Wesll'rn .canal Flour ranges advices, conversion of (he African negro, tbe swarthy last week, we were startled on hearinO' some tram 17 to 20s per brl; Philadelphia and Bal The papers of Capetown say the Caffirs and. . " Indian, and the frolicksome damsels of the Pa well known music in a Methodist Meeting house. timOl'e 208 6d; .Ohio 29s. W.hite wheat 6s@ Hottentots in the event of success intend to es tablish their own Govemment. Several traitors cific. Good done at home was nothing in c0rIJ, As we approached nearer.:...-there was no mis 6s 5d; Red 58 8d@5s 9d. Yellow corn 27s; had been discovered in the Hotteatol camp. parison with that which attended the preaching Mixed 25s; White 29s. I take about it--the choir was singing the sweet Theophilus, one of thc oldest Missionary sta of tlle pecllliar gospels of the sects in Foreign PROVISIONs-There is a fair demand for p {'ime harmony of the "Kyrie Eleison" from one of beef at flIlI prices; inferior is 'lower; without tions among the Hottentots, had been burned ·countries. Then to keep up an excitement, De JIilonte's masses! All turning Pllseyites, we any increase 111 demand. Pork is in better and a number of Fengoes had been murdered. in cold blood. what thrilling intelligence wa.s received of poor exclaimed! Here's a reformation indeed! We demand. Bacon steady at Is advance, with a benighted Pagans running to the missionaries small stock. LolV priced hams and shoulders Desperations still continned and the geneml waited until the close of the piece, expecting opinion prevailed that the Callir power was yet 10r Bibles, purporting to be printed in their na are wanted. Lard has advanced b and is in to hear next the "Gloria in excelsis" or per good demand. unbroken. Business was in a deplt(rab.Je condi tive tongue, tllOugh it would puzzle the smart haps the "Credo", How wonderful we thought Sugar is in less demand. tion. est amongst them to nnderstand their own lan to hear our Methodist Brethren singing at the Th.e London Money Market continuE'S steady. guage in its new dress. In one place there was ~{)LILEcr.l'Iore§. top of their voices--" et unam sanctam, Catho Oonsols closed at 961- The bullion in the Bank The subscriber being about to commence the busi of.England is over 13,000,000 pounds_-Some "an inquiring spirit abroad amongst the people" Ii can:::: et apostolicam ecclesiam"! But the next ness of collecting accounts, respectfully solicits the and in another place there was" a deep anxie raIlroad shares had dedined 2 per cent. patronage of PJlysicians, LawyeFs, Merchants, and hymn was a cooler on our zeal--it was tbe mu Manuf"c:urers. He is confident that he call give sat GENERAL INTELLIGENCE. ty felt by the Heathen about their salvation," sic of it once famolls Glee-vulgarly known as isfaction to any who may favor him with their busi- . The. English Parliament was hurrying thro' ness. JOHN MAHONEY. and then there were printing presses at work, "oiLl chairs to mend." We left. Its un.{]l1l shed .b lI sine,ss, preparatory to its pro- 12ti Elm St., Bear Tbird. manufacturing tracts for distribution, a sort of REFERENCICs--Horton & J\lIacy, 5th_ ospositc Home, ------.~.~.-.~---- rogatlOn on the 8th ll1 st. . Very Rev. E. Purcell, A. S. Dandridge, M.D. Third apostolical general-con verting-monopol y--and ( MISCELLANEOUS EXTHACTS.) .The 'Ecch!siastical Assumption Bill had re and Broadway. .i'-S there were schools attended by a large numb- cen:ed the royal assent. A motion was adopt P. J. .M. 0 0 R E, er of pupils, the applicaHts for instruction in: Syracuse C~ty has a populatien of 23:000- ed 111 the House for an address to her Majesty, .PlmmabeR', PUUlm)) &. Hyd1.>:~!Hlt l'IIakm", ., . I . . - '1 and has a cRpnal of nearly $7,000,000 Illvest- prayll1g thaL tbe Orystal Palace may be pre 'CreasIll O' III proportlOn to t Ie scarcIty Il1 tIe d' '1 d I k d b' I I I 223 FIFTH STREET, . . " . . . e III nu an pan - roa s, an {s, ant ot ler served ::ntil the 1st of May . prOVISion m~rket-lt bell1g prevlO.usly unde\"- kindred institutions. The product o( the Between Elm and Plum Cincinnati Vague rt'ports wt're received by the Indian AS 011 hand and will furnish Lead Pip~s . , 'Vater stood that d.in~ler was, to be pr~vlded for the I:,altsprings has increased from 1M,~71. bushels Mail lbat Dost Mahommed had died at Caboot. H CI)sets, Baths, Pumps and Hydrants. All orders em bryo chnstl'll1s. 'I hese glowll1g accounts ll1 1805 to 4,268,919 bushels III 1850.- 'rhe number of visitor8 to the Great Exh for tb e country will be executed with neatness and dispatch. 11ov.22 were sent home in anticipation of the next an- The capital employed in the various branches of bition on Wednesday and Thlll"sday was but . . . .. salt mann facture falls but a fraction short of httle, under 60,000 yielLling each day nearly E I H,V AiU> . CONNELLY,. 2ll v.ersary meellllg's, puttlllao' one ll1 llllnd of 10t- 2 000 000 tl b f tId C M.ERCHANT TAILOR,20 WEST Fourth .. " .; Ie num er 0 va s emp oye lor £8,000. street, (SOllth side, between Main and Walnut,) tery schemes such as we see adverttsed 111 the coarse. or solar salt is 10,000; and of kettles for FRANCE. I has jnst receiv.,d a new and elegant stock of Fall newspapers-all prizes and no blanks! Such tine salt IS 10,000, which produce 100,000 per The French legislative Assembly was gClling and Winter Gouds, which he will malcommemoration of the memorabll:! three days EDli1Qr AE.II.) TIle ARDLlE, RAPER. TAILOR, &. LADIES' HABIT MA South America from Columbia to where the solated by the cholera. Over 30 deaths have of July. • occnrcd, and tbt' town is almost de,serted.-Of D KER, 163 Vine street, opposite Bramwell'sbuild continent ends very much like those conver The Preside\lt was about to make a Southern iug, Citl.cinnati, hl1~ received from the East a superior a population of 500, but half a dozeq families sions-in a horn. The Bible was carrying all tOll1'. aSilortmellt of Clotl1s, Cassimeres, Vestillgs, &'c., which remain, Somc socialist disturbances had Ifl.telv taken he will malie to order on very reasonable terms, and ill before it. Popery was no where. Mission a style ul1sllrpassed. He -haR a choice selection of Among the recent victims are Gen. JOSEPH place at 'J'ouloise, but the rioters were s·oon put llries with their apostolic wives and little ones DARLINGTON, a l't'spected pioneer of Ohio, who Gent's Fnrnisiting Articles". Gentlemen ill need 0 f down. a superior fitting garment 'yould do well to gi\'~ him was a member of the Convention ",hich formed were penetrating the recesses of Paganism and The Sieele nE'IYspaper was seized on Wed tl cull . . apJ!! the old Oonstitution of ou!· State, and Mr. sll that was wanted to complete the great work nesday for libei on ebe President. 'H.'I{) THE LAD:;:ES AND GEN'~'LElUEI~ ROBERT JACKMAN, editor and proprietor of the was a little more money! The world W,lS de Of ' 'incinn>lti and the su.rrounding count'ry. People's IntelligenceI'. Mr. J. was also an WABASH RIVEl,. U McDERMOT &, Co., Merchant railorsand Ladies lighted and the cry was no "longl'r, pray--pray, esteemed citizen, and an honor to the craft. TEll,RE 1:I A I" 'rl l'II'C·I' IS 1. • Ridillg Habit Makers, 314 lIlaill "treet, respect- but subscribe, subscribe! Cleveland Herald. . . . Al!TE, ngust .... - 18 . rully anllOllncc tit at they have removed their est",b- nSll1g, Wltl! 20 teet wH,ter ll1 the channel at th b lisbmellt from Reeders BuilcillgS, Third street, und Well this excitement has been now kept up DREADFUL SrOlU[ A'r PADUCAH. poim. inform them that tlleY have opened wilh tho moUectl.OU of f111" mel'S Dover Hnd Caledonia total wrec;ks. Ste' I I. d -' sl lperfilie Black Blues; Brown~, (~IJ'v-es - , and Green gene*ation how dare you to qnestion the result ! her upper works. Upper \\>orks of Smeadley's ll1 ",0, ,l~ lIel" t ,]n ? the lioeral support tile)' Doctors in the field of evangelical enterprise? '1 '1 ' dId "I . nave received SlIlce tllev commenced hns",ess, alld The gable end of Marshall's house was blow1I IllI es ot an trave an caLDe :lence by stef~m- fllrthe,' to add tbat they "are determined I1l>t 10 he.ell- All we ~sk of you is y011l' Money-it is our in; and several liv.es are said to be lest. Loss er across NIcaragua Lake anQ dOlYn the San celled in Cllt, workmal1ship, fasbion, and Price" by blessed privelege to spend it for the conversion to river craft estimated at $25,000. Juan river. They express great satisfaction any other establisilm"l1til1 the city_ They keep nOlle wiLh the new route, but the best workmen. of the Heathen. FINED FOR VIOLATING THE PASSENGER LAWS. '1'1 I t f"· . ttl tId Ladies Riding Habits and Children's clothing made Ie un y even _0 excltlng ll1 eres Lla la in a sllperior 111Ull11e1"- John Bull is beginning to grow restive. He BALTIMORE, An.!!" 9th 1851. The followinQ' 1 S ". th tid .~ ~ occure( at an .r ranClSCO, W,IS e!"let an N. B.-M~Derrnot & Co h"ve been awarden a Di- does not like a Joke which is all at his expense vessels have been libelled at this port for violaL- eX8 CUlion 01" a desperate character nR.med James plollla for a Ludies Riding Habit at the Gh io shte: 6rn at' without any participation in t~e 1 un. Even i11O" of the Passenu'er Law: ships Athens and Stewart. He was tried f"],nd contel1ced by the fair. 1.2. Aue, Liverpool,· W ichelhausen, V· I C I . . Ll'~'I'no'a ~ fro~ Igi ance bmmittee. Tie clmens were COlll- \V~'ll.tdles, ,"Bcwell'Y, and Fancy Goo~s • .. the London Times" such is thri scepticism of '" ','rLha Coethe, and Alder, from Breml-)n,' I m, pelled to act in their own behalf, the laws being I J. F. RllODES. this wicked age, dares to publish the following brio's Orion, from do., and Falcon, from Wex inadequate and theil· administration indfr:-ctual. RH.f1'i'1~c£ Nol.03Mainstree l, o 1 ~ '\- 1 "(".1 3 doors above arc!, :statement. ford. 'l'heo:e vesse s, tallllg to lave separate The execution of Stewart had callsed great ex- , i:'~~~'1~6r~:;:~~'I,I~,~ "The suspension of the State allowance to the berths for ea~ch passenger, were fined $5 each- - eitement, and the conduct of the Vioo'ilancc he oflersatthelow· . It th tl f "'6 400 est cash prices. temple of Juggernauth, and some cases which ma Iung a oge er Ie sum 0 'lP,. Committee had bepn severly reprehended by Amo"~tl:enovei- t - . t iesofilis nevI'- sup- 11ave been decided in accordancc, with the re F REE "''1 EDICAL COLLEGE.-W e Ilave JUs - re- the Courts. The.city authontles, however, and "Iycanoe,ceu the cently passed 'roleration Act (N 0. 21 of 1850), cieved the Rt'cond annual annotlneernenL of tlJe cbe citizens genrrally sustain ~he action of the ~rl~N:~;~r..~v,;l~~I~~·: have given rilSe to an anti-missionary movement MedIcal Colle~e in the D niversity of Michigan, Oommittee. ~~~·3 i ·;;'i'~~I~';;~"~~: amon'" the orthodox Hindoos at Calc-uCta. At situated in the city of Ann Arbor in this State. ~tewart the person who was executed by the :;lir~l~l\\I;! .!\,:{\~~~~e~ all th~ee Presidencies an English educa'tion is The college is so liberally endowed by the Dni- V iO'ilance Committee, was an Enr,.jish COllvict. ,11 ol],e, walche" considered by all classes of nati ves as the short ted States government that spacious buildings, H~ confessed that he belonrl"ed to';, band whose a 1i;~ in SIO,., • 'II' d f II f 0 (In:ull ilyofLet: tllll , est road to we'llth, and the only cheap English amp1 e means 0 f I. uS;lratlOns, an . a u cor~s a sol~ object was murder and robbery _ Thtl au tre', unexception_ education obtainable is thM afforded by the mis Professors are furnIshed and paId, free ot ex -I thorities tried to rescue Stewart,but tlid not SllG- br~~ll~j'::i~~;;I~ t7~1~ sion schools_ Many tliousands of l1>1.tive child pence to the students, who are ad mitted from ceed. ~:;~;y ':,~: .~~ nlcd j« ren are accordingly e,~ucfLted ao these instituti any of the States, Lectures commence. on the Judge Campbell charged the jury that thl" I I~~I~I,il:l~~e~'vl\:'.'ll ons, and now and then (though stich an occur fir.st Wednesbay of Octo.ber, and. continue to Vigilance Committee wail !lothing' but murderers. ] H e.Ol{ s manun",· .1 f A I C 11 '-' tll NHl iu e\'ery iO rl o rence is wonderfully rare) a Hindoo youth is tlllr d W e d nesuay 0 pn 10 OWlllg, 'fhe Mayor issued a proclamation, callilw on Odrl Fellow', o Je.\.\' olsfllrni ... hed tn converted, much to the scandal of the native FROM CANADA.-In the House of Assembly, all good ci Lizens to abandon the Vigilance Com- order. Unle,. lor . . 1 b . Th . :StanJllS ;\110 f:_eaJ!i community. Many of these outeasts, on an-iv on the ~30. u 1t., .] proposllIon to ma"e t e rivt'r ' mlttee. ere was 111 co;:sequence greaL l'XCil €! - at.,ended tu. ing at years of discretion, are desirons of return St. Lawrence free to the Yess~ls of all nations ment. ;f,:";,,"N_ll .-Creat cn, e taken in the repairing of \I'~'· e1I~I~1 o,,,! jn~ to the religion of their Fathers, but they was rejected, the government persisting in its Richnrd Lopez WflS executed at San Jose on 1" APER ! .PAP18R!! have hitherto been prevented from so doing by refusal to concede the naviga;ion of those waters Friday, ror tltt: murder of Col. Blackman, D , S . The subscribers are at all times prepa.. ~ ,J to fLln ic" the impossible severity pf the mode of expiating to foreign vessels u ntil it obtains an equi\'alent Dragoolls. . paper of all sizes al1d descriptions, of thoir 011'11 ll1 UIIIl- loss of caste (wandering forty.eight years as an " reciprocity of tr'lde" with the D nited States. Several attempts were made to tire Sonorer 3 ways on IUIH ascetic) hitherto insi~tet! o n. A' gi·{;l1.t meeting The _It lI1an ce Il1lster stat~ . l lat. t 1e matter ,' . A p,am$,l WOll1:1n was h llng at D.onny \'1 , P, The Illghes~ t,,-,-ce 9<11d tor ra!1s. c[ orthodox Hind'oos ha£ accordin:£1 y been held was ll1 tl.le hands .of. bh e Bn[)sh .MlI1loter, awl Il1 tltei:3,wntll1ento Valley, for murderIng a m,l l: I SPEER" &, f,TEPHENS, at Calcutta, for the pUl'poS~ of sub~ljt\.\tin~ f\ undergomg negotiations at Washington, I named Cannon. feh16 No. 158 Maill Slreet, - CATHOLIC T' E LEG RAP H AND ADVOCA ~ TE.
. (MISCELLA.N~;OUS EXTRACTS.) THE PRESERVATION OF PROVISIONs.-Tbe A WITNESS OF THE OTHER SIDE .. GONSISTENCY . FOLLOW YOUR NOBLElR IMPuLsEs.-Hardly a science of preserving meat, lard, butter, cheese, There may be some of our readers who re- 'fhe Chu1'c!mwn cautions its readers against day 01' an bour passes, in our free intel'course and other animal as well as vegetable substan- member that about three or four months ago pnrticipating in the service of any other sect with the world, and in the diversified details of ces, used as food for man, ha~ received very an itenerant preacher, styling himself tee Revd. than their own, when absent from home during business, wl.en we are not called upon to mak~ little attention in this country. 'fhis neglect Mr. Pilatte, visited Charleston, and as usual so me decision im·olving to a greater degree the causes a loss of many millions every year. To imposed on his Protestant hearers by a long what the Editor calls the "rustication" season. .lee lings and interests of follow-men. Tbe cir- say nothino' Qf the bad taste of eating so much ill-concocted story, which could scarcely be It is amusing to read the folluwing' illustration cumstances in which we make these decisions frowy al1d~'ancid butter at home, full one-half expected to take with allV one, were it not for of the habitual forgetfulness of the historical may be more or less trying to_ our virtue and of all that is sent to England and other foreign the proverbially credulous nature of Protestant facts cunnected with the origin of the Anglican generosity. Cases not unfrequently occm! in countries is sold at half the .price of b.ut- . audiences. Among his oth€t' bold assertions, sw~et heresy, and of the society to which it gave rise, every man's life when the temptation is strong tel', by reason of the defectlvc manner III whICh , he stated that the Catholic Religion was dead to pel'form some mean act, under the influence it is manufdctured and put up for market. in France, alJd in proof alleged the fact that which IS cha,racterisic of the sect: of envy and jealousy, or wounded pride, at the American farmers have great advantages for the Churches of Paris we-re deserted, thflt "Sometimes many church families are as· ~a me tim.e that there is a voice within whisper- the economical producti?n o~ beef and pork, scarcely a few-old womfln COuld be found to sembled togetl,er if no clergyman can be procu Illg that It would be better to take another mutton and' wool, and It Will render them fI , attend service there. About two months aft€r red, let one of their own number be appomted course-to stand upon higher ground. And. valuable service to obtain from Europe conect the Revd. DGetor Alexander, an Evangelicfll to conduct the services of the Prayer Book. If yet th~ heart is exceedingly apt to yield itself information of all discoveries and improv emen~s m inisler and oQrrespondent of the P1'esbytel'ian, a layman must officiate in some way 01' other, it to the sugge.3tion of the meaner motive. There either in the growing and feeding of domestIC writincr fi'om Paris o'ives the lie indi1'ect to the had better be one in the church than out of it; ,i s a strange delusion which often creeps over animals, 01' in tlB curing of. provisions. . tale of the Rev. iten~l'f\nt. We do not ask our one wh'vestment, and penuffection, is undeni ment of the manner in which the promise refer· lu follow their nl)bler impulses until it has be- If all the sheep in the United States gave as ably o'aininO' around. After the long nigbt red to was fulfill ed: '~ ome a luxu,ry. to them always to be high-mind- good returns in wool for the food consu.med, as which"'succe~d:d the old bloody revolution, Po "By degress, thus, under the convenient plea .ed and generons, while the others bave so the best one hundred thousand now do. It would pery (as a spider repairs its torn web) is siient of expediency, the original pm'ity of the Apos long yielded to their m.eaner tendencies, that add at least sixty million pounds to the annually workino' away to j'egain- its hold. What the tolic system became contaminaied by new doct t he power to send forth volitions in the oppo- clip of this important staple. result miO'I1t be, if the present aceidental gov- rines, new customs, new festi\'Rls, new modes ,;ite direction seems to hle practically dead. To ••• ~ el'llment ~hould be subverted, it would require of penance, new objects of worship, new claims the young especially, , ~t ,is therefore of immense . CROSSING 'l'HE ATLANTW IN A SMALL BOAT. a pi'ophet to tell. Those who assume the seer's of priest.ly power, new standards of holiness. importance, that they should early give heed -On board the ship Devonshire,I:Capt. Hovey, ' place-and there are some stich here as well False miracles were connected with the relics of j.Q the better anl1l. more generous ,impulses of which sailed from Portsmouth for NewYod, on as with you-say th at tile iirst t{)csin of revo the martyrs, and prayers, which ill the fourth their hearts, and cfollow then, though it cost the 2d of July, the small-pox made its appear- lutiun would tumble down the whole power of century were offered for the Virgin and the r;hem a sel'ere .pl'e;ent struggle.' vVhen this ance ()n the first day out. One person only was the Roman Catholics--so rashly and austerely saiuts, began to be ofrere~ to them. Purgatory habit is once ,formed, it·is almost impossible attacked. have they .employed their ill gotten authority. was borrowed from the Pagan MYLhology, and M uproot this tendency to rneanness.-- The patient was 'placed. in the ste1:n bOflt, The work of education IS so largely in their placed under the supreme authority of the C,lJIMATE OlF SAN F~~~~The climate of hangimg at the daVits, ell.t~rely clea.r trom the hands, that the nex~ race must ~ea~' their im pri e~ts. Persecution, which, during three cen .3 an Francisco, which certain American journal- ship; a small house was bUilt over with tm'pau- press very deeply ..1: on would smile If I sh~uld turies, was used against the Church, became ists have ventured to compare with those of the lille and stakes, in which he was comfm·tably tell y?u bo\~ r.eadiIr the pr€s~nt generatIOn, the favorite weapon of tbe chureh herself, sheltered. and there he W1feast of Corpus Christi was celebrated Editor and the Bishop must recognize as great, e.c&.~ nl . ~r l~VI~' pe-rs,p lI:e Llil[ tie )n.or ng, ~ne ISl s 11 "e If' 10 g 111 ~ l,e crop promises well. We hear of l:ot occasion-, with a (do'ry in some respects impossible out of the Homily against the Peril of Idolatry, says, g wlt Ut eans ".Vttl'l7 ; G ~,n fi It t e t 0 warming ally. but thus far the complaint is not general; Paris '" All that I had ever read in books about that all Christendom, men of all ages, ranks and ours~ veSs, y/ rep acesTal n stoves are very in many localities they are pronounced exceed- profu~ion of colours and odours was reduced to fare (n an ~" ranClsco. le wl'nters are equa l-. I fi - d' '11 b . I .. . conditions, clergy and laity, were fol' eigbi ) . d did mg y ne, an It WI e an el a W len we can beo·,,·ary by th" "Fea~t of Flowers" III the Ma- y d'all?Yd an A amp, ~s t 'lC sblmm~.·s are ry get back to the gOQd old time, of sound pota- def~ne I ob'~erl'e by a parao'mph in the 01' hundred years and more drowi1ed in <.l.amnable alll w.m y. h s we ~I vanc~ ldnto. t lebcountry toes. The wbeat crop in some pori ions ot the dl'e a daily paper tint the iigwen; sold in Pa- idolatry !-and this under the influence of a bo l1ere IS more eat ana ess air , unno· t e SUlU - "d I . f '1 '. II' t' ' , ", . I l I Id I; '" I I . west ISel'1 ent y a al nre, especta y 111 porIOns ris this week on St John's day are supposed to by, t9 whom, in the persons of the Apostles, Il~('r mfl?t lSI; anl~ .t'1e go ill sc,c"ers, I w;o t I:U of Indiana and Wisconsin. Fruit is scarce, ex- amount to a hundr~d thousand francs . . 'A larITe the Saviour had promised to be, all days, even ,a oun( ~1 / lC v~ ;.e 1~'. su er mtense y /~m e- cepl ;rlong the lake shore, and even tllere ap- ~roportion 'or these mllst have O'one to some reli 'v ers, han ro~~ t ~ . ~ 1]lgn te.mpe,rature 0 t 1e at- pIes are not very plenty. We hope they will g'I'Oll S service EtlLUdly card~l are the priests to the consummation of the world! U110SP ere.-noqg oS nstruct'.J7'. I ,... d I ' . '1 ~ •• " . allow us to loo~ upon some of t 1~1I goo t lings to catch the ear and taste by the fine arts, espe- ( CO?n?n unicated. ) DEATH ON THE RA:'fLE FIELD.-~Ie who dies at the State FUir. cially, in our day, by music. W hile Fnglish THE VVESTERN Vv ATCHMAN of last week has ·on the field of battle feels lW tears ot sorrow fal- and American reneo'ades wandering year after extracted fl:om the foreign correspondence of !,i ng .upon hi~l1 fro?l the e~.e of sympathy. The SrNG ULAR CAUSE OF lNCORREC'l'NESS IN A year 'seeking the Uhurcil,' find an antiq~arian the .Missouri RepublicfJ.n, a long story respecting Iliot bfe-blood of IllS I;eart 'IS the that on WATCH. A gentleman put, an exquisite watch attraction in the canto fenno, or plam sOlng of ~ear fall~ the assassination of M. Evangelisti in the city ~1'1 :1ili1: The roar of .tne ca,nno~ IS the R~qUlem into the hand of a watchmaker that went il're - the Gregorian chant; (a burlesque of which is of Genoa, who is entitled Chancellor of the 1111; soul. For 111m no helpmg hand IS near. gularly. It was as perfect a piece of work as whined forth in the Puseyite churcbes,) the (l! CriminRI Tribunal, and help up as a friend of !L~ <.ilIes unlmo,,:n an.d unhelped b:r any human ever was mflde. He to ok it tn pit'ces, and put music lover3 of all natiol1s, fr esh from the opera His Holiness, Pius IX. The Watchman, cry· belllg, while IllS vOice of agony IS . prolonged it too'ether twenty times. No manner of defect 01' the matinee musicale, are ravished by bands ing aloud and sparing not, with shameless ;11 the grGlHnS of those who !l;re fortunate enough was to be discovered, and yet the watch went of sino·ers. ol'chestrRl clanll'our, and lalllentino. bigotry, 01' rat.h er, with cunning malignity, to live a few moments lon~er.. The cold,damp incolerably. At last it struck him th"t the b,d- wails ~f words ~,lmost as s~ft and quite as inte~ (for we can scarcely grant him the extenuation "Hrth, ?I' hard timty rock IS IllS c.oud ~; the fir~t lance-wheel might have been near a mflgnet. ligible as a Libr'etto of Donizetli or Mayerbeer. of ignorance in this parLicular instance) gives dlt::h hiS g,rHve; hiS. knapsack hiS pillow; hiS On applying a ~eedle to it, he Jound his suspi- When an emin ent speaker in the Honse of Com the extract the caption of" Morals of Papacy." !.jarments of blood IllS shroud. 0 what a w0r1J cion true. Here was ali the mischief. The mons said this week that none of the Dissenters The object of tIle editor is manifest. By such of' HypogrisJ[ do we live in, when men can ste.el work in the other parts of the watch had a went ove; to Popery, adding tbat the existing foul, dishonorable means, that should exclude weep over th~ death of oneI '. ~~d . gloat ovel' p.erpetual influence on its rn.otiLlns,. and the plan of Oxonian training tended to rear up Ro- a person guilty of them from nil decent society, 1 he murder ot ten thousand. I IllS IS an appro- watch went as well as pOSSible With a new manists, he uttered what any eye may see con garbage is administered to tIle ravenous maw of Imate time. and .tIllS an approprIate d~y to look wheel. firmed in Paris. Who would not, if he goes bi o'otry, and a gross insult offered to the Catho· 'It sllch tillng-s, .1I.nd ask, why will ratIOnal men OUIO STA'I"E FAIR.'--=-",rb-:;;- Executive Com- pomp.huntincr prefer the real old middle-ao'ed litpopulation of this city. With the exception I . . L t II t tl I'f' f n ",' '" -Je so Ill~OnSIS e ~ . - s n~ ~e leo on.e man mittee of the Board of Agriculture was in ses. mummery to the would-if-l-could·ish simulation of the statement of the assassination, the work ~ I S dear. III tl.le Sig ht of IllS f!'lends and hiS soul sion last week in Columbus, and are determin- of it? Frequent visits to Popish celebrations, of the Republican party, the whole account, ';I~ pl'eCI?US III the eyes of the great benefactor ed to have all things in readiness for the com- in the grandest style out of l~ome. must. I.e.ad we have 110 doubt, is a gross, a satanic fabri. -of I11'lIll\lnd, as the .lIfe and soul of another ing Fair. The grounds are . well enclosed, truly Protestant minds to doubt tl:e pos s lbd~ly cation. We know that M. EVflngelisti was not l:'I1'tll ; and yet rampant man tall~s war and of .a with ample sheds fllong the sides .for ~tQck of of givino. any aid wh atever to genUine worsillp, a Judge; he was merely a secretary; and we Ilundred thousand swol',d,s leapJn~' from. theIr all kinds, and large central bUlldlllgs for do- by the appliances of costly architect~re, grapl~ic are confident that there is not the slightest au "eabbards--for what? 10 be sheathed. In the mestic croods and 'farm products. The carriage representations, and elahorate musIC. "Chns· thority for the representation of his particular hearts of f\ hundred thousand breathmg, ra- ways a~e laid out, and bordered with good fen- tian Art" in the sense of the modern art-mad intimacy and friendship with the Pope. We Lional wukd men. _ ~ .... del' rails, as a line of demarkation between school, tilere is none. The highest philosophy have every reason to believe that the whole dis NEWSPAPERS. --There are fifty-two newspa- "horse, foot and dragoons." of cultus-if the phrase may be allowed-leads gusting narrative of his cruelty and depravity 'pe rs published in North Carolina; eight in De- •• ~- -- to the most simple and apostolierites. I have is manufactured by the Mazzininn assassins, to ]aware; lill;thy-five in Souih Carolina; nineLy- There is no dispute managed without passion, never so sympathized wi th Zw:ngle a:1d Knox, palliate the crime of his murder. These men . G . d and yet there 1'0 scarce a dispute worth a pas· ·'S Tvllen I I""nt one day from the !tlol'les of the I'ollr in V irginia; fifty-three III eorgla; an ' . ' V" " " ~ ~ I are unscrupulous with respecL of the means they n ine in Florida. slOn. Madeleine and the raptures of high mflss to t 1e adopt, to accomplish tl~eir nefarious purposes. The Ilumber of newspapers taken by the Tlmt writer does til;!·~; st wbo gil'es his rea- humble devol.ions of the upper chamber, wb~;'e Theil' object is to destroy the Ecclesias tical GO\: ~ leop le of the United Stales annually aVlJrage del' tile mo~t knowledge, and takes from him Brother Close gathers his Evangelical assem y er!l1ent in the States of the Cburch, to drive hid .(joel' .si.rteen ~o every inhabitant, man woman or ihe least time. of true wOl'sI1 ippers." Holiness once more from his own cominions, ·l lild. In the Briti~h ' ~ mpire only one perron --- ~ ------.---~ to introduce a lawless dtmc cracy, 'to Q.l'race tbo in "I..i/Ji'lve thoilsand tHkes It newspaper, in Bl,lgium The Cholera has appeared in several districts A I'aluab'le megass-lodge on plantation Mon- sanctuary and to eradicate al i traces of Catholi T 'Ill! in 25,00U, ill .H,ustiia line ill 33,000, in Prus- of Jamaica, and a few cases had occurred in tro$e, east coast of Demerara, was destroyed by cism. Should they oncc more succeed in ob ,t;i a (J.!lC ill ";l'e r) 20,000. Kingston. fire on the 22d ult. taining possession of ROUle, they will not be .. = CAT H O' LIe TELEGRAPH AND ADVOCATE. 5 -.... -======~======~~~ ,:C:ail1 deterred, by the remoll~~rances of n.ny movement. H the force of aristocratic numbers serting Ml exceedingly imperfect and &,wbled ST.. JOSEPH'S COLLEGE, ·,Ole",'/'''. I'fln minister from underrnmlhgI' and blowlllg could extinguish Catholicity in this Empire., report. NEAR SO>IERSET, PRRRY COUNTY, .oHIO. . the temples of God, !tnd tIe repos!to' Ll I This intititutiotl co ndu cled by the Fathers of th " .here would be neither Church nor LC ierarc 1y can'not, however, postpone those rE'marks Ord er of St. DornitJ'ic, wil l be openp.d for the receptiu" up: of Le'1rninfl and the .F lue' ,11''t s. '1'1l eSe ~Ve -!" Le s (0 . . here now. 265 to :38 are fonnidable 'Odds to whIch the conduct of the committee on Ihis oc- i of st.udents on the first Monday of tl ?x L September. .worthy de~cendan~s 'of Catalt~e are spn.dlng contend against. Yet, strange te say, such is 'casion seems to us to call for. As we have The sysLem of educatio n w-ill comprise the varIOus ,threatening letters lU .flil . dlrectlOns, are. clrcu· the peculiaJI' conforma.iol1 of the Catholic mind, j . d b d " 1 t' P I' d branches..,f th e arts an.t SCtence~ usnally tanght In htino' incendiary DllblwatlOns, find vending ex d !lI le~ yo serve: pnvI ege o. ar lalllent oes simil aril1 sVi tBUon s in' lhis conntry. that thoagh Courts amI. Ministe'rs, Lords an not Imply the nght to be On the The cflllel!e editice oct01' ,. ,"nd rl'erms of Day-SchOOl. !promise· bl reaker. And the irt'esistible .infer r ~ CIi. '" v ·. For tuition in the common English b~"-nches., per Lord Lansdowne repeatedly l'eques~ed the Peel:s the same pOlVer that confened the degree ttl so . "eSSiOH, ...... , . . •... $5 00 ~nce of the· Watchman, is that Popery sanctlOus, to find out the bill, if :it cuuld be sHC!wn that It conferred ,the ti~le . Tuition;n all , or any of the oLher branches-ill pro- qpprovcs, sympathises with, p~amise-breaking, tended at a.ll to inte-rfere with the f.ree exercise Were these gent;emen--we suppose we ll:1'tISt portion as aboveGClICrnl Relmlatlons. ~educt,ion and murder; or, IU other words, of tbe Catholic religion· ; and declared that If he so designate them- -aware that one of the best No. l.-N 0 student Iv ill be admitted for a shorter that the of our ancestors, the Religion r~liV'ion thought it could ha'lJIe anysucb mischievous effect .J·ud.Q:es or -eliq ll ette in Europe, tile most polish- period than a s~ss i o n. No derlucLio n will be m"de for professed a .very large proportion {"I f the I Id t b by ·qe WOII no UTI· s e,If supp0' I' t't1 . W e do no. t ed g'ent~ lemen of hIS dHY, and no admirer of the absence unless ill case of sickness, er dismissed. . .inhabitants of tIllS ctty, naturally promotes and I 1 d . No.2.-AII letters and ' commun4catioils to or by ··encou!'a0'es crimes of the most revoltmg nature. leel disposed to qu-estion the nob e or '8 slllcen- Sacred Conelave eithe!', openly 'l'ecogn ised n t.he st udents, exce pt those ta llud frail) parents altd ty, bat if we admit that he is honest, we must Roman Can.linal in this very city and gave him gllard'ians, will be subject to the inspection of the Pres ¥ es, in °Caijholic St. Louis, an Editor of a reli· certainly do sa at !he expense of1~is juJgment. his rio'htful pr('ce,lence at Court '? Or does it I ident. gious paper, has .the alldacity to hold up 'the After the Eat:! of Aberdeen took up bis cltall· f II '" I . . I ' d k . Nc.3.-Nobookswillbeallowedtocirculateamoug friend~ or CathohClty as men deprle wita the exercise of tile Uatholic re- as a prince, and fla\'e his Eminence precedence tion for clothing or other expenses, unless a suffic ienl Papacy!" Ye blessed saints, confessors; and ·~f li!!;i en, if the P.resident of the OOL1I1cil was not 'd ' J C to I I .. I' ... 't .. t- SRm be oeposiLed wit.h the Treasurer for that purpose. .martyrs, of whom the world was not worthy, ~ accol Il1g1!,at uurt, am lae li S ,pOlLldl pal,] I No. 5.-The rel'gion professed and taught in th e and all ve livino' witnesses of the ' efficacy of convillced of the evi l tendency of the measure, ed by Sil' 1 humas Lawrenee and hung up In 'i nstitution is the Cathol ic. All the sLudents wilhont .cat holi~ verity, "'pray 101' us, thilt we m'LY im hi ~ mental faculties must have been sadly im- >one of the slate apartments In Wir:ldsor Castle? exception will be expected to attend the public relig pai'I'ed. Indeed, the noble marquis was oeculi- Now, Ca,rd in al Gansalvi was in 'no respect one ' lous exercises of the college: llnifermity.and good -bibe yo:!r spirit,:and shew our deluded mahgll. arl y unfortunate in bis references to antecedent whit supe~ior in station to Cardinal 'Wiseman . order so e.ssentIa.l t? every well 1egulated lllSt,tutlOlt 'e rs, tbat hulinetis-tbat truth, pUl'lty, and . . t . t t'l ' . s B Cn.LI 'e .. ,. . . 'render thIS rtl le , ndtsp etlsab le. .love-·,we characteristics oftbe Catholic CluU'ch. clrcums ances In suppO!' 0 us vtew . e ; S and If tbe lormer was recog-ulsed by the P nnce No. 6.-Every stu dent is to be prOVided on entering In the visible Church-the Church rnilitant- the 24th section of tbe Catholic Relief Bill for- Regent as a Cardinal, we leave ottr readers to college, with two good suits of clothes, six shirts, six bad the assumption of certain eccl esiastiC'altit.les. pronounce their own jlldgment on the condl,d pairs of socks, handkercbiefs, towels., &c. . . ,there arc without dOLlbt many men who are under a penalty, Lord Lansdowne contended of those «hollourahle members'" who refllsed No.7.-At the closo of eacl~ Ress l o~1 bulletins will a disuTf\ce to tlleir' profession '- Catholics only I t tb t I b'll . t f pm cutinV' . ". . be sent to Parents and GuardIans, gIving a correcl lin na~l1a~ consecration of ou:· Bishops being rendered void, tent llic!odeon.. - A new and beaLl - I REV . JAMES WHELAN, O.S D., .low, professing protestant principles, that would the ordinatlOn.of Priests by such Bishop is made tifu Musical instrument, in varil1llls styles of fi 'nish, t my24 PRESIDENT . make these dttcstable forg(}}'s of lies, who pand void; and as :J, corollary Lae administration ·of for ~arlor, Charches, Singill/!, Schools, and Musical t MONEY seut tG Ireland Ell land Scotlanc atla er to the basest passions and the mosi grovel the s ··,(:.raments--matrimony for instance--QY f\oc1etles . Mrw ufactured at 200 Mal ' st l;ee(, Bluffalo ' the CBnttllellt of Eu;epe,g in l~rge ,!ud ~Jllal -ling bigowy, tUI'll away 'from th!s rHode of such Priests is void, ~Ll1d the issue of mal'l'l'iages N. Y., and kept consta~tly on han d'. w .10 es~ e an,J sums b GEORGE MILNE & CO., -argument with as much aIJprehenslOn fj3r t.li e retail, at ~~. 1·1 West }o ourt street, CmClllllatL We Y 3rd street opposite the Laffayett.d alld SO solernnised is bastardiseG!.. Lord Lansdowne are the ortpw .orl,. iI 1"T. "-'.dU·&"lN'J DRlE'&.']I'§ GARDEN SElED§• . - dip their pens in the gall of bittel:ness and mal· his" forei'J'n"~ puwer directly?- Why p t> l'secute 1''' A UL ..\-; I1'][Ul~·DOCJi{, . I attl lJOW in receipt of my stock of th ese cele.brated ice, will never read the refutatIOn. W'e sm ;:, Steam Boat Agents, Forwardin:; and Comlnission Mer- Seeds, of the crop of 1t550, ulld am [ll'epurcc1 to fUI'11ish Chtl.llts" . .• c ~ rely pity those wlto are so sadly dcceived ; the Queen's peaceflble subjects beca.ul se the '1" I dealersatldconsnmer.witha"yqnHutitydesircd,d,her O [ R · d f ' It' t C t NO.12 \tv ATER STREET. T!ear j)' 11,111, recelVe m,{ IOTW .tr:. a. . _, . [' L' '1" '1'1 S " and looking up to our expiring -Saviollr, with the 'ourt 0 orne tS accuse 0 Inso lllg ,I e our ki nti ,,,r good, t.u Balt.imore, l'h ll"delpilla and New York ill, DII'" III bulk 01 put up 111 vapers, ur.re <.\1 Ing. 1e ,~ e (." of St. J a01es ? a1n'.~ 'f'l"ansportation Line 'on. Pellnsylvanla C ,mOl.) and Railroad I tlre ill al l cases warralJted gennule, us 11 larked. assistance of his grace, we can pray for the It is wOl'lh" of remanI tlat,1 0 f!tIe ot I1, ·1' nlTlly Show bills alld CataloguE es B J.ccompany I M e:wh box. deceivers, and say, "Father, forgive them. J HA'fl'§ AND CAPS. _, . H NN AN, fur they know not what they do."-Slteplwnl Ministers in the I-louse of Lords, only th tl Chan- THE snbscriberwould inform his friends nIr8 Cornel' ;Vl.aill and Lower Market e!.,. .if the Vt!.lley .. cellor-for w b os~ opinion on any question, and the public, tlt.at I.e has on hand a gelle- PBTER GRIFF"'. . ~ W'L "".1. . whether of equity or policy-no human being' raJ assortmellt of Hats and Caps, al:retail, ...... ,:;r"";;-l!&w:J ...... J P G I 1 h cares one st1'aW--1In' the 'Ostmaster enera,I wlic.l .e. I.. ddtis pose 0 se 11 very 1ow, an d I ROOT ..'ND S[{OEGa liILl-'FIN.tAKERS, Nn.I,"it ~C[HO WalnJL!"nt street .. to cl".o." THE PEERS AND THE PENAL LAW. spoke in two nio'hts' debate' and Lord Clan- sohelts a call. . , Third and Fourth oPI''',il Othe Univel'"liROV~D {.'~Hrll:U:'.!!1 [ . Jrnl":~:~y~;o"n" . I . . .' ~" 'to ('Il.::.t (I n n new pnnClple, :l.nd III p ~r cent c· l eal,er r 1. II the Commons jive months. 'ihe hopes of the btll With contempt. "Ve must, a so, 1lI Jll.sLlce • WHITE LEAD at old staud, CouR'r ~·I') t .r.E"· , n' in the "orl,1 I I I b 1. I I 1 'h I t E f'~ d I' tl d t II ~. An e'qienence of over " 1);leCn veu[;; hI" ;,rl\'en t H! <;: n If;iCTI ler ... op· Jews they crushed in three hours-and the o serve, tt1at t Ie I) c e party laVe, l. YUUI.!;10U 'l :.tst 0 .l...roa wuy, WlelC 1eyare rea y u a .JlneSI portulllt}' 01 obl ;:!.In ~ nf1" the h t' ~I 'forlll ' 1tnf1 (!OlnpOSl1.H1tlleQUlret! III rights of the Catholics they have stran~led In this vile busine's beh'wed admirably Every to fill order, ill their line Remember ihe l"ratJd, R seenr. th e ,;reale,t;t(e n~t' ''lI1d dnn "htv, a n ~ !1' . I' '' ld~4: , OWI, m~ .t ::i , ' (" ~ • ~ • I CONKLiNG '1'1 Y also nlallUfa( ture V j 'r~ d mt-lodloH" tones j ,L,,) lor IlbtunCtl , 11 lad) oj unr jorn) 0 I .1"l n two nights. We suppose the courtesy ot a lon member of that party in the Upper H ouse-lor • . Ie . negar HI. b. h.3111 f.,!!h e" .IId the L!m e ,' rloh cr ""tI ",ore '~'! "I, c "l It":" 01:" . Pu tty of 1800 Ihs frcPli allY other 1t1undr)'-conse.tlut!llll),.1t. t Hi :>alll e. Prl l to ger process of execution was shown to the Oa the DukE' of W elllll!!. ton and LOl'(l I~y!1dh 1Il1'st ~A""1r.'..,.,.,>IT ."""or ""() In> ~ , onrs arc 15 Per eent ell'l·npe'·tl 'I . .n","" . d 0'" irnn l'O~ . ' ',nd • • '-' •• D llJi...ICl~ \l• • 'U" '--'41-l~ ;t.~, AU,;I C l1('11 to ollr l)t! :ii tire le mo ~ IT J- _ • • ~ , tholics because Lhey are th e great!"r number. did not belong to It--voted aO'alllst the bdl, and E A L 'E R IN FANTCY A~'D "TAI'LTi' DJ'Y I wheel'; al,o,'pring' i~'it1 e . to ",e.v.llt tlo n cl"lJ\lert~olTl r'Sl tlng .." l' nI I .... Vlilr 0Pg"ll1il \\ It J . 0 , ,, •. '4.-, ~ \. the bell to inj ure the Ill1pr!,,\'ell1~nr. The Lords think that i~ may not be altogether Lords Aberdeen, Canlllng, and St. Germallls, Gn(\ Dfl.-N O. 30 Fifth S'reet helweel. l\l,,:u ~ tid us, "",tlo", b.ell adopted hy s.,·eral othertollndrle,. \'\ e hal '" 0I"oW d I. D k N . ~ .. " " .1.. . a . on Iwnd :t Uhime of r;ight Bell:;:, acimowiF' c1p"ed hy all w lU I ~ \\,' safe to trea,d ten mill ions of subj ects wiLh super· an tlle u'e of ewcastle, argued Wlt.h con- \V"!lInt'"rp E'> t• • Gmnnn"i 1)!1!f1 2"lall ! heard t.hcrn.to be tho b. ;l.in thist;ount,y. \~l e"'". llT'e ~"tre" t.' ? ~ ','" -ummate abl' I'l ty no'a·tn ·t so scand~lnu- and ni.s h Cb.lme~ i!ncl PeabOI Bens oj :I.ny nUmbl: rrellulf.etl ! iJbO, :' II.~ It! lative contempt; but as many hundreds may, ~ " ",., S <" ~ H6U~.Ei{i.lEI'.:P ~R§ Uen. ot allY"ze or nM e. they suppose, by safely "squelched," as. Mr. flbandonment ot the policy of this country ~ince ALout to repleni.:Sh or buy new sets of ware, will n~~';~'c~~,i;" g;:::';rl:;i~t~~I~:~ut"tion n"u, co nst:tntlr on hnt!. Carlyle would say, in a night. AccordlOgly 1829. fi nd it to their ad vantage to call uefore pOl'chasi Ill!, :Iud ;,,-\,11, ord~rs6){'1?!llp.ilY cxecutefl at the" nunl,eye Bell FOllndry . J they kick out, unceremoniously, a bill which --~ ... --- -_ exumiae our st'Jck of China, Earthen and Glassware, CID~I~~~·\~It.d:d28) G, H' .l'OJi'rIN & ('() .. which we ur(i disposed to ~cl1 at tho lowest m:nk el was intended to remove the shackles of tlH' THE MORTAIN COMMITTEE. priceR. A.cOlm.) OORR & POLAND. (I' .,·OL.,"O. .Jews; and with a little more show of deceney The rules of Parliament forbidding th e pub Call 'loon nt th e new Qneenswa1e Storp-. (Sue •• ,.'or to D A V r n I' 0 n R .) "l" 01\' :tbey give a second reading to a measure which lication of proceedipgs in com;nittees ulitill they E. E. & H. HUGGINS, WHOLESALE GROVER";, "'flUOR & (;OMiHh I .' "'1 M' . t lIi1,RCI1A,Vrs,. . (a], I ~ designed to re·impose manacles on the Catho· are formally I;eported tu the respecti ve honses, :1 l~aH\ sttee , Nf'lC: . ~o & 40COrPl,P.1 ofSecollit und ::::'vc ')!1111rf' cot", rlrH'l!1""" .hcs. we prefer waiting for the opportunity of publish mylO 2 cloo," helow Trust ComJ>lluy Rank. {\.I:. ~ I RAL BANK, CORNER Ur GUU]{'l' :1..\D It must be admitted that ·their Lordsbiv iDfl Cardinal Wiseman's ev idence before tbe SNilEAD'§ CI'A'JiZENS' BANK IV MAtN tlTnEETS, discoullts gooe! hl.lsi tt e"s l.ot es, lsn!waysl'rppllre.ltorl t':wor: nt nnlPswith anprovedseclmty:.. t makes collections generally, and pays interest oll,I!e- were as vigorous as they were rapid in their M~rta i n Oommittee in ils complete form, to in- I\'lune}, fll"p\>sned at 1Hl& Bunk l5 lJayable On demanu at SI •. I't" I posits, ]luyubk on demand. 111'...:.~ e:n ;11 else!. m 4 I • , 6 CATHOLIC T ,E LEG RAP H AND ADVOCATE
(EXTRACTS FRO~1 LATE ENGLISR PAPERS.) there is a splendid banner thrown across the Ex'rREME IGNORANCE AND SUPERSTITUTION.-- the Star who sets himself np as a Teacliel' of entire.street, wilh a variety of devices, amongst In a large village in Dorsetshire, not far from Truth, to give publicity to the statements, leav LIMERICK ELECTION. which is the fl,llo lVing inscription-" Women the county town, an intelligent man went ing the public to judge of the weight of argu of Limerick, Remember 1690." recently into the house of a somewhat respect- ARRIVAL AKD ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION OF LORD The lJHllDpr~ of the tra,les floated from sever- able woman who keeps a general shop in the ment in th e case prtsented. to their notice _ ARUNDEL, al willd'lw" .\ ILO";'elhpr I he most extraordinary village, and who is tile mother of a numerous Such has not been the course pursued by the Limerick, Monday Night, 10 o'Clock. Lord elllhll~iaslll I-xisls ev~ r\"lVheJ'e in reo'ard to family; and seeing her with a large family . Editor of the Star, and I therefore ask of you Arundel arrived here tbi ' day by the half-past Lur.1 Arundel. . '" Bible opcn before her, and several of her chil- the favor to publish (,h ese few remarks, togeth three o'clock trai l! , and certainly, sin ce ]843, I Ther,· Were mel'Lill!,;'s held this eyening at dren collected around, while she was cutting er with tIle anicie alluded to. ~eve r witnessed tloything hke the reception each uf th e committee ro()IIl~. and paring their linger nails, and so hold which be received. At two o'clock the trades Lord AnllH.ld Wllllt Ln Tl'I'yoe, this evening. cheir hands as tlmt the cuttings might TO EDITOR OF THE STAR IN THE WEST, of the city p,oceeded from the Mechanics'Io- to Ihe 11IIu ;e of llis hUll. friend Mr. Monsell, drop on the leaves of the Bible, be asked Cincinnati, 1851. stitute, with their splendid colours and bands, M. P. her why she did this, SClspecting, by her DEAR Sm,--Having read in your paper of th e 'le noo e 01' ane liS numhered between two and three tbollsflnd frif nus. [0 his hotel, his klrdship, holc!ing the people. His lordship deemed it right to ad- justly designated by De Maistre. Murderers, or the supposed abbettors of it. In arm of the RighL Rev. D-r, Ryan, pl:oceeded dress the asstmblage ~l ere , and, mounting on TO EDITOR OF TELEGRAPH AND ADVOCATE . other countries this would have been the oourse there on foot. The pror.ession down Queen- the stOlle, he was receIved with (as poor Steele DJ,AH I::lm-Through the kindness of the Ed- of justice. Pom.bal, however, did not proceed street, into Glen tworth-:street. then to Ge()r~e's- d ) I' f' I . .. Llse to say a lurncane a app ex.pec ed to be it very great d emo~ - la pro uc ~on cer. am y con aI.ne n~ ling ex.cited ag.ainst the members of the nobility, noble eilrl then wunt into the bishop'S cMri,age , stration. lund, rstood that very great efforts to pain Lhe fltehngs of any Can(!ld or lr beral whose C1:edit at c&urt he feared, or whose :.; t0 a grea t ex- his solIC1 . ., tor an cl agent. . I mg IlIS nelg I1 bItor, Will PIll'POl;,'s t 0 be, a' . "e- til time as it could. be mr,de to bur~t0 to {~Il t. ------. -- . iply to the speech if Cl J esu'it," occupying abaut advantage over th El heads of his· intended "ic- The noble etul, in company with several ALGE~rA,--Ac counts ha.ve been, ;'ecf;lvpd ! three Colu.m!1s of irrelevant, fri.volous or fal se tims. The TavOl:as con·tinued t.r frequent the 'Calholic cle rgy men. and the lnost il1fiuential from Algiers to· the 20th In strHlt. 1 hey tln- . b' I . I I '1 I P'd f' . COIII·t ·'.S sStl', ll .. Oil 'lIe },.2th D·ec., mOI'e thaIl . I 1 j I f' I d' . tl llilr,l[eS, VI tv 1 VIO eut )' asS,ll t le I;esl ent 0" • t1ll:'mbei's of' hi s committee, proceec,C( La C fly to nounce furt lElr successes 0 t.}e eKpe llionar), .~ JolI n's WarJ, where they waitl:'d on tl>(, prin- column in Kubyli·a. '['he mo~ t important was St. XavielT College, anu the whole Order to thrt:e months after the attack on tIle royal per- eipal portion of the electorti, .anu one of If Ie on tbe 17tb, wheH the Kabyles.left 100 men all wh ich he belong:;, A few clays after this pub- 'son, and when ir had begun,to be lookedupon .as. party, Mich'lel Quin, Esq" satd-H I am ean- tbe field of biltt.le, among WI10111 was a chief liaa tion np!?eared, I called on the Editor of Lhe . felonious, t~le Duke of Aveiro, the Marquis of l'assin'" fu r tIll: List 30 years, and I nel'er s"w W'110 had been one of tb e most ~nveter?tc ene- S d d . I I ' f' t I 'I'avol"}, Donlla E .~eA[lol·"- L and 11 °\: motllet·, to- '=' • tar, an remonstmte wtL 1 11m or so wan on y' u ~ snch a ll'i,(I))f)hant Ci111va~s as the pl'. esent." mies of the French. In this llftilir the French . . ,. , I ttl'Oll to a tl'sstte of stRle '111C[ often G.·ether with their J;elaLiuns and friends, were 'fbi, ward WitS one, the voters of whlr.h had had aile killed and eight wounded. This vic- glvlllg CII'(7I:1, f' " ~ held back up tu the nresellt; but flOIV the great tory was regarded as ,he stJ. .ccC!ss.f lll winding up I'efatecl Calumnies. '1'0· some arguments urged suddenly s"ized and ca~t into prIson. The Ia- lllajlH'ily promi~ed hi" lonlship in person.. ot the opetations, and the trups were returning by mEl going to show the utter re(;k less.ness of' Lhe dies were confinerl in convents; but woe to him • 1\11'. Munsel l addl'e-;; lip.. Globe Correspondent. " reply of a Jcsuit,"-the writer is what he and he aeco.rdingly in cllld ttd aU the m"lllb e r~ I'll(' hOll 8('S tlnom,.h ILhe city are generally . . I' adi(! '<> L"J with evergreens and flowers, and in TURKE'{-A teJegraphw despatch, dated purports to be, a (Ju{lwlic layman, find consid- of the socielY who re,ided in Portugal llJ. t liS- many placl·s large Lrees are set up, which bave Constantinople, July 12, ,states. that a g:eat ering the maLleI' as iostle to t.urn altcgether catastrophe. The Lmprisoned liObhlitJ had 11; r,ght lil'en lirought it; from the coulltry,and triumph- I conflagratIOn had taken. plaCe::h that capItal. upon historical facts, suppc>sell lie would :find to be tried by tiJeir Peers. This tbe wiry Mini..,>- 1<1 arches I.ave been thrown across ~e\'eral One hundred and forty-four houses had fall en . 1 Ed'! f ter' ~autl'oll sly avol'd~d by appoinlinl[ a u~nr anl 1. fl candor Clnd liberality enollQ:h in t le I or- 0 .. • ~ _ ~ ~, "tl'(;c,l~. In Broad ·:;lreet, in the Irishtown, I a prey to tue ames. ~ • .. CATHOLIC TELEGRAPH AND A D V 0 CAT E. 7 confidential Tribunal, alld in contravention of the most sacred and establi sbpd rules, he pre ,ided in person over their clelibemtions. The torture was applied to each one of the accused >Ill suomitted to it with firmness except the Duke of Aveiro, who, overcome by the violence 'of the torments, ackno wledged himself guilty, and implicated his fri ends and the Jesuits. No 'S ooner was he reiieved from the torture than he reca li ed what the viol ence of his sufferings lute! extorted from him. His retraction was reCused by the Judges, and as there was qlO witness allowed to be pl'esent, it is not even .lmown whether the prisoners had the right of defending themsell'es. All that has transpired is that the Go\'ernment Attorney, Costa Freira, 'one of Lile first Lawyers in the Kingdom, pro claimed tbe innocence of the ::tccused, and that the reward of ~lis honest and candid avowal was imprisonment and dl'{ins. It also well attested that the Senator Juan Bucalloo com plained of the total violation of all judicial forms, and of the inifJ.ui ty of the whole pro ceeding, and that Porn hal himself drew up the sentence with his own hand. . rrbe sentence of death was passed on the was not produced, and only some few frag 12th January 1759, and was executed on the ments of these two works were cited and ar next morning. T·o consummate, the barbal ity ranged for the occasion by the Capuchin :Korb {If the act Pombal gnve orders that the Mar ert, and yet the Holy' Office was cftlled upon by chioness of 'l.'avora, with thl! rest of t.he victims, the Minister to brand the V enerableiVlissionary as should appear on the scaffold half dressed and a heretic. One of the King"s brothers was Grand with a rope around their necks. Tbis was tltd Inquisitor-he refused to pass judgment on til!;! depth of humiliat.ion reserved for those who had wanderings of delirium, 01' to condemn the heaped upon bim their contempt and disdain. musings of an innocent mlUl. P,)mbal made Donna Eleonora, more firm and resolute than in this a pretext to bestow the dignity of Grand the days of her prosperity, was the first to reach Inquisitor upon Paul Ca·rvalho Mendozza, his thi s thentre where was displayed the block, the brother, and who had proved liimself at Mara a::r ReHd the followi "g, and ' see if ti'Iis medicine is Second Story, over Kellogg's Auction Store, next wort.h a trial. Th:s patient had become very feeble, wheel, the .fflgOt, and the stnke, to present at non to be the most implacable enemy of the door west of his old bnrnt shop, south side Thh·d st., and the eff~ct of tile medicine was unmistakably dis view the different kinds of torments reseJ'Yed Society of Jesus. A new tribunal was formed first brick building west of Sycamore street. ",,"Steamboats furnished as formerly. 1m al:16 tinct :- {or the condemned. She advanced holding the upon the associates of the Grand Inquisitor [St. Louis Un ion copy 1 mQnt.h.) UNITF.D STATES flO'rEL, SARATOGA SPRINGS, Crncifix in her hand, full of calmness and dig imitating his example in refusin~ to siL in judg- July 5, IS!!!. OR S i~ L E . - A frame honso on nonh side of Dr, ,T. C. Ayer,-Sir: I have b"clI amcted wi~ 'nity. The executioner wished to bind her feet ment. IIpon the accused, and although it had not FGeorge street, L1th hOllse west of Smith. This painfn! affec tioll of the lnllgs, and all the symptoms tbe pontifical sanction, without which it could HOUSE wi ll be so ld at a bargain, the purchaser is re- ._" Stop," she cried, "and dare not touch me of settled consamp:.ion, for more than 1 year. I could qnired to remove tbe house off th e ground 011 which find llO medicine that would reach my case, until 1 ·except to killllle." Thereupon he lhrew him perform no valid judicial act, it nevertheJess it now ,tancis. For particulars apply, on the premises, commenced the u£e of your" CHF.RRY PEC1'ORAL," self in trepidati('n at tbe feet of this .idartyr of received the ordels dictated to it by Pombal, 0 (aglS) ,TUHN WALLACE WlllCh gave me gradual relief, alld I have bcen steadi'y and blindly executed them. Father Malagrida 0 H N W ALL ACE, BRICKLAYER, North side of 'gallllng my strength WI my health is well nigh re,- ·human justice, and suppliantly asked her par J George street, 4th door West of Smith st. Orders tored. . don. Than th" Marchion ess in tones of mild- was judged to be guilty of heresy and impudici lUndu"lly altended to. aug9 While I1si ng your medicine, I had the bO'ratificalion of c uring with it my reverellu friend, Mr. Tl'llma.u, of ness addressed him: "'rake tbis ring," draw ty, a blasphemer aod fallen from the Priest ur ILL 1 A MR. CAR N E S, Importer of Sumpter .District, who had been suspected f"ol1l his ing it from her finger, " it is the only thing left bood. He was then delivered over to the VV Vc"eels, Pianos, &c.- S. O O. N1LES, ilgent- parochial duties by a seve,'" attack r,f bronchits. I have plellsure in certif,,'ing these facts to you, semlar power, and on 21st Septl'. 1761, perish- corner of Hammond st. No. 20 Tbiro st. uug9 me, and do your duty." The next moment And ~nl, sir, .' OUl'S respectfully, eel in the midst 0[' a solemn Anto-do-re . • J, 1<' CALI-IOU~, of Soutll Carolina. the head of Donna Eleonom rolled upon the ATHOLIC T[~LBGRAPII AND ADVOCATE: The h:ght of ridicule and absurdity, says CPublished every l:la turday morlling at the office of PREPARED ANI) SOLI)' BY ·JAlIiE.. c. AllEn, . ticaffold.. At the interval of half an hour, her P.,tlcticnl Vhemist, l~o\Vel1, lUnas. VolLaire speakinz of this executioll, "wasJ'oinl'd the paper No . In,Fourth street, belween Walnut and }' husband, her children, her domestics and the ~ Main streets, South side. qo ld ill Ciucinnhti, Wholesale and Retai l, ~y to an exess ofhOl;ror. The accused \Vas brought I' ER MS-~2 50 ifpaiu in a1.0THER. dre had made a voyage in the same ship Wilh been executed, exiled or imprisoned. by virtu.!; TE:'ll Ofo' CURE, the patient kn01cs 'lJ;/wt he';$ 'Ilsing-knows that he is Sufierinl!from tliiie:lSf'~ LO which lcUl:lteJ; are ~eneraHy !'uhje I't, 1\ >; (> not short·e ning his ,!ays by the Ilse of anodyne or merc1.lfials, which Dr. s. D. l-lowe?:; 8ha!.;er:::}ilf.-mpa rill:l--it wiJIl:t:rlrLinty 1'Il1'I.' rn1:, the 'l'avoras. These were the only cbarges of the sentence passed again$t them in 1759 ~1nle or female, oM or .V OlllI!!. A T.I. and C"VC r y Ii.lluih' ~hould IJ a\"l:~ may seem to rclievc, b:! t never CURE. He kncws when oJing the tillS excellent l<~amily l';le.licil1ihy them . 'Preferred against them by Pombal, and TVere were all innocent of the crill:1e of which thcy LIFE.8AV1NH BALSAM,l.hat he is tal.:.ing mild. plenSllnt, effi~ This medieine I nUl estilhli shcd its l11 gh rel.utnt.lon thron!!hollt New dee1J~ed sufficient hy him for condemning th E' had been accused." C;'lC iO\lS remedi(~s, such as NatlulJ prescribcs for the ilL. her children ~UO;l~~~I~\~ n~ i~~, ~~Jt~t~JL~~t~:ltl{';II;~s I;~~I ~!eir'~I~~;lb~ d til~nr~r~~~~; ;ll~~~ di;\ ~ sufi"e r. lIcollect ~ d l No.] ColJel!e "allt din.! to whom J~lln!~~l~:n~:ol~;l:~I~{;csse li: .. WI' " "n se will I sell it for speculating purposes. all 'I I)\' nr ll~2i8tQ «enerally in Cincinnati, (]o"Ving'. o-~ null Newport . . tat IS very strange, says he, 10 the general forth the nnmerous proofs thatcan be adduced ~ The work goes hy Mail, under Seal. M _~'.l'C"ES 1 MArl'CHES!l IU;A,'.l'CllES!!! Address, post;'paid~ (enclosing$l,) G. F. 'ff-lOJ\1A.S, Fourth 8t. dIsaster that has befallen the Jesuits is tbis, the Sociel}' of Jesus has been and can b .. ' '1r~ 'I ' e flg,un, under Melodeon BuiIJing,.5 doors from the corner ·-fWalnutatreet The l"lulic and dealers in MA'l'CH}:S, informed, lhat to Uli , ley were proscribed in. Portugal for having ably and triumphantly vindicated from eYer north side. Cincinnati, Ohio,ouly Agent for my ""'\rk on COQsurup JOHN DQ'l!H:LLY still continues rn.::Io,llfucture his tlon. in the We6t, to whom all letters mllj!t he ad'i(ess~d, post paid riv~ l e<\ \1\ue capsuled matches, a\ 83 NORTH 3 1W ST,· degenerated from their lllstitute, whilst inFrancr 'and all of the foul cha.rges which at 'this da~ ap26 !JR. S. TOI],,}e'V, .Ne,. York. Phil:;~~lllhi ~. JO~N DONNELLY. 8 CATH01!C' TELEGRAPH AND ADVOCAT'. ~. ~======~======------C'HEAP CA.'1'JIOLJC BOOKS. '1 ORGAN ~UILDJiNG •. 'I'lm CINCINNATI '1'YPE.FOUNbRY• . Eagle- Insurance' Co. oC Cincinllati'-. _ ." THE SUBSCRIBER begs leave to in· . 'llhe- subscri The patrons of this establishment.are informed th:lt Fii'e and llIal'ine. ;_ _ f~rm his friends-and the Cabholics o~ C!n- . bers, after many its bnsiness will suffer as little chnnge as possible in CA.PI ..... ~SroCI{ . ~HlO.tI00:-ln'nres property' of aU desc ri Ption. by . CJllnatl and vIcinI ty generall y. that he yea I' sex peri consequellce of the death of the· late Atgent, l\1r. ~fi;;}~h~ONao:i~:ti~~.e Fare. Also, ag,unsttbe per !Is 01 the .::iea. kl!e psconstantly on halld . at Ids Bool"tore on Sycam2 re ence in organ Horace "Veils. The mechanical,department will con- . BQAIlD OF DJRECTORS:- "treet, opposite :::It. Xavier Coll ege, l", ~\\;een 6th and, th tinne in charge of l'Iloessrs . L. 'I1. and Wm. Wells to. ssaW·cRaT Cd~p.I"n. Richard ~onklirrg. building. would tr • • I d . . d .' . 8e .r; Samuel H Taft ~t".,a large and wel l sulected "- tuck oh"'tanoard Catho· most respectful Wh ose ellorts It IS a rea y mamly 111 ebted for Its pres- William Wood. Henry Kesle" . · lie Books. !\.\I tile new Publications receIved as SOOIl I y i aform the ont high state· of perfection. Rnd 11 0 pains wil! be · Geo r g~~lcw~I'B·bpEL.FlN Pre' ;c , i>sued. Pious Engiav ings. A lt.ar ttll'ds. Brass and public t hat they spared to render ItS manufacture fu lly ~."hat they p'ro- .fA'rES B STOO)(TON ~'3ecre tarl'. • sHIent. :-;ilv~rCross'es, ~1 "da l s anci Beads, Bibles •.Rl·aye r Books. are prepared to fess to be.:..-eq,pal to ·any in the world. A. large, new t;i~~~~;' ~o. 9' East iiront'street, lJetw~en .Main '~ ancl Sycamore, Books of Devotion, M:oral.TaleH for the young, in ev furnish Church aud complete SpeCimen Book is rapidly p'rinting. which dp("2t lIry ,'ariet)' of plain and e legallt g il t b.ind ihg, French lI1d Parlor Or we expect to. have ready for distributioll about the· F. &- (i]~ ANDRESS. and German Prayer Books, C h ~ap Pu bllcatlOns, and all gans. 0 f every first of September . We have Oll hand a large stock.. lUanuCacturcl'S &: 1.lIUporteJ."s,of" PapCl" lie\\" works of lIleri~• .,d l 0 1 w hI c h he \Viii stOl l. whole descr.iption frol11 of Prillting.material of every description, includi ng lE"::ulIgings,. s,!it) and r etail. upon the most· rea,ollable terms. tne smallest size new and sec(}ud hand Power and Hand Presses. which No. ~7~ MAIN ST .• .between Fourth r.nd Fifth,corner.ofChuIch vie are ready to sell all six months time for good notes, tile}, ~~ncl.nnatl' keep co~stantly 0.0 harrd Freneh and American. Having llIade arrangenH>nt8 WIth an ?16tenslve pub· tot h at of the anglngst..~uch V I ~\\'.'>, Qlnmney Curtail; P,lPer as Screeni, ¥t' ide lishing house. in olle of t he eastern CItIes, he has ob largest dimen or nluke n discount of ten per cent froJn1regular prices, . . ae~r. &c., and velve.t,!ntl llllltatlOll Dorders, &e., which they offer' for cash down. All ordurs addressed to tbe Ci'llcin~ at \ holesale anet Retal!; at the to west market price . ap. tained evel')' facility for fillIng all orders on the shorl' siolls repl ete est 1l0tice. Ilat! Type Fou!!dry w ill meet with prompt attention . ,~ ., .REiUl>iUVER - witb the most " C _al~Pa lmec. s Cosmet l"> LotIOn cures wit.hont ~ fai l tetter. ri n _ [J:J"Ord';rs f wm an~\ par.1- o! the COUll try will perfect mechani tJ? oUlItry papers publishing tL;.is advertiselnent 'iom-.~, ro s~ and.spottE~(! :Jgne, harber'S itch, scald heacl, erysipela~ promptlyatidllded to. f'O Uf times before the 1st of. August next, and selldill2: ~~~t~I~~}sd~flSi~li l~sr ~!fl~~~\~~.all kinds of eruptions pro duced by t c a I a r 1'11 u gc marS A LEX. J \ PYNE. mentall'l which,. ~1S a copy of. the paper containing it} _w .ill b~ paid III En~.~t , ons of the lace, with whi.ch p&rson:; of all a,ges are more ·-N-IE-'-W-,-,-B-O-O-K-~-i!i-··-. or beau ty and type on purchasing three times the am oUJntJ of thi& ~r les.1> troubled, and !:llso u pecu il}lr redne~s and irntati on, sent!. b,·II. f:Llly accoml?a n;ta d with ma'ltery r IInples, are cured in a Jew da . . i c h II e s s 01 vy mean s nt 1111& grea trernedy. )5' OR Bale by STR.AI:T0N, No 1:3 1 st" Cin Mai~l o lie, cannot be jly5 CHA RL ES '~T ELLS. Secretary Mrs:. 1'a"en. Corne r of Vine and U~io n streets . CincinnAti. san cilll1ati,.auu 43 F o urth street, t:t. LouIs. 01 It,.. t.wo. bOLlles. have cu red m. y. Jaee of un eruption 01' tu." F INFOR"'IA'J'JlON \V AN'.l'ED. Y"''' Sf I I h II "v m passed, (priee H. . lVl~ n ui~~id~~i ~~l ~I Cfo r!\akY bPl!,slClan'¥had Ihiled of doiu.g.)J Oliver Gddiincil the .Hypocrit", · by Etn~l'son Ben eirg consider-· Of MARG:;ARET SUl\i.:Y1ERS and her five chil- ]lett. d). From our dren_two females. A nty and Eliza Summers; the S ir E dward Graham, or Railway Speculators , by ong eXRerience· thrce boys, named James. La\\lreuce, and Martin •. who Cutharine Sinclair. i n l.H~ .l'='t'li JlI::,l.J' U l llLllL LJu:::ju c.::i ti \V~ ara not ~ol1i1u eu to sailed from· New R03;' about December 1st. 1850; and The Fellcing,Jvlaster, A. n,ew, work,. by'- AJexander any given variety of music but put i II from olle to te ll landed in New Orleans, March 15. 18511. and are sup Dumas, setts of r~ ed s as may be reqUired. with from 4 to 20 posed to h ave gone from thence t o St. Louis,.or to The Golden Calf, or Prodigality alld Specul ations stops and Pedal,b~3S which enables us to give even Iowa. in search of the Rev. Mr, Hoare. The Catho ill tile 13til Century, by, the author of the New Spirit possible ·variety of beautiful tones and effects. These lic clergy are respectfully solicited to -e)lert, themse ~ v.es of the Age. instruments were exhibIted at the fairs held ill Cillcin to obtain some inf, .rmation f,)J" the · almost·, broken The Banker's Clerk, or Lost and Found, by. Geo. P nati. and obtain,*, tbe first premium. and after b e i ' lI~ hearted husband. Martin Summers. and.direet the same Barnum. - tested by. some of, the most emillentml1sic.al t.a lent in to th is office. I:lla Strafford, 01' the·Olphan Child, by the·Countess this and other· cities. A ll orders from a clistance Of Barney Plunket,and Ann,McBrien h is wife. of of. BleBsingJoll . pI'omptly attended to, and drafts furn ished if requested. the coun~y Fermlll1!tllch. by EOE,,\McBRIFu'i, j ust arrived Agues Grey all Autobrig.raphy" by the author Prices from $liiO to $1000; Constantly '>11 llalld all iI.1 this country. Address Rev .. .las.,E. W:ood. Cathe Jalle Evre. feb of2. assortment.of Parlor,OI'gans of Gothic and Grecian dra l. desigjls. Alslo> Melodeon Pillnos npon which as quick Of John ,Moran •.w h o w h ell,lli~t ' heard frem was in CITY INSURANCE Co. OF CINCIN-. EDWARD DUNIGAN., &. BaO'l'HEu,. n!th~[n s nre s PTO'!e.rty of ~ 11 descrip.. tion. against loss or damage FULTON STItETi;7; NEf..1t BROAD WAY, NF: W Y OItK, IIhve music can be played as the Piauo. I;'rices from :1:45 Nashport• . Muski',g..um county.• Ohi4h Address Rev. by Fue, also , agams .. the penis of the Se~ . or Inland Navigati on . Just Published, Bumor KJl;NIUGJ{'S NEW, WORK. te $ 1:75.. We are·the original, and only manuf"cturer. James F . Wood . CittJwdral. His VI~ i fe A bi grel Morau. Directors. _ol-cts .of .alle·A!)@stles"the·EI)istlcs,.and oft tLese instrument::!. Is at her sister's J oanna B uckley. corner, of Sycamore E.B. REEDER, ''VIJ~Lb.ltI UURriET GJ:eORGE.CARLISLE, SWETT, BAKER, & . CO'. alld WoodwlHd st. •. Cincinnati"O: JJ ' Cpo THORP, J. M. fiL"AIR , ' H. RAl'E-R, the· A l)oc'·~ Iypsej • • KILBRETH:. E , S. I-Ia..JNES, H. L. HOltHIAN. N. E. corner 5,th;and Main. In one volume, 8 vo., .cloth, . u l1iform ,with th e ·Four lUOUN'l' ST• . IlIA-BY'S COLLEGE~ N. GREGORY. Secrctar!/. El.ll. REEDER. PTcsiden t Gospels. price $2. 50. OFFlCE,-No .. 8 FRON'!l Sl'REE'lI. NEAR EMMf1"TSJlUllG, F'REDERICK,COUNTV. MD. This work .is the se q~el oJ t he w·ork 1)\ the same FIRE, llIARME, &; Ll.FE INSURANCI': Be twE>en Main and SYcamore, Cincinnat.i. Ohio . Seot 3 1)' The annual session of stud ies at M.o unt St. Mary's author, on' 'The Four Gospels." and furnishes a com· y the KNOX INSURANCE COMPANY ofVin. CA.THOLIC BOOKS. plete·edition.of the·New: Testament.. The explanatory cennes, Indiana . . GA.P 1T AL $2.00.000 _ a ll Ctlil e.ge . commences oh the 19th of,' A ug nst and ends B LORENZO STRATT ON. 131 Maiu street. hag introdu"tion to,euca.divisi on of thu work the general .secured and paid in. l'V ill insure Steamboats and their OR the last Wednesday of .r Ulle" lIhis institution is u~ ld e r the direction of ~. n a'sociation, of Seculal' C ler • Just received and intend 10 k eep at all times. a good preface tile copious. lucid, cri t ical, and important notes cargoes, F ·latbonts·; Marille a nd Inl:mo Insura.nce; g)~me n of the Roman Catholic Qhmc h. asso;·tmen t of Cath c lic Prayer Books. at wholesale and , explanatory of the text. renders this new tronslation BlIilding.~, . L\ierchandize. and property generally. as Its object is t.he ed ucation of. yout.h. ill Literature. retaIl. VIZ: 1l10stmvalIJabie to nil in t.h~ ~t ll dy of the inspired .Iow as til" local offices. Science. MOTa Is and Religiou, The · stUd ents· are al .DEVOUT. MaNUAL, DAILV E XEItGlsES writi ngs of the Apostles. It is also enriched with a DIRSCTORS: I ways tlnder the sl~ p erv i si~ n and control of, th e~r Pro· UHSUJ~ JNE M"'NUAL, MASS AND VESPft'R'S map 'of the Apostie'. au g2 Vincenms_Hon. N. Garnan, Jacon, Fea" R. ,y.. J. ftissors and Ttl tors. a nd form ,bu t one famHy with them . FLOWERS OE PIF."rv. KEV OF HF.AVEN.· &c. HebeI'd, John W. Maddox. Horace E .. Peel• • JELl DAVIS &; C O., None but Catholics. 0;- sue-II as are to b~ bro.ught up .in, all styles of Bindillgs, also a fine assortment ~f. BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURERS. No. 63 Lower [,ujayetllJ. 1".. -1'. P. Benbridge. in. the Catholic · faith. V';,i hi hereaner be, receiv"d as Prayers i.l German ; Ma rk et ' stleet~ hetween Sycamore and RroadwtlY, I, eep oll ~ hallt1 a z.'ort:Waune. la.-P. P . Bail ey. general assortment oC Custom-made Hoot)) ~ tnd Shoesj uh;o, a gen. pupils. A pplicants w ho.J ,ave been in any,. other Col Some very fi ne Turkey Morrocco,.extra, cr:tl assortment o f Eastern worli: "se.iecteu expressly Jor ret .. iUmde rerre. Haute. la.- W alt ~r W •. Early> lege or Academ':,.must present the most satisfactory G ilt Edges. do .• U!c22 1y Evansville. la.-Henry,]), Allis. testimonials from .the principal of the institution. in . Christian's G.uide. O,T'I\O O,N K ,E;jV· "S Jeffer80rroillt. la.-Led. Sparks •. James. Keg.win. W m. which they have studied. Viaiilus. disor-derly or ill Garden of the Soul. ~itlwgl'aphic EstabJnslllncnt, Hug]1cs, .S imon 13ottrC):l[ behaved stude nts will he rem(>\'ed withGut delay. St. Vincent ~s,. ManuaI8, _ j e 28 . .No. 2H EAST OF WALNUT, .BETWEEN FIFTfL& SIXTH. R. N. CARNA.)I,. President . ------' Youths not qualified to .,nte~ · on t he Go ll egiate course A CARD. w!kg:vi Iii b f~x;g~t~d i \~ i thl~~ :t.;~:'~ :~l~r~l ! ~~~~ h? f _ rf;l~~~~~lR'~~ SIMO r~ BOllTJWli)F. Vo ice Prest. w ill be arlm itted i nto the preparatory department. reasonable. An,elegant assortme.nt of' F r e H c~, .Germar ami Eng- F r om E. EASTON. Agent for '\-" idows. Orphans, . J cjf~rson;vme. JR. The terms for·board and tnHion are $ 182 per annum. M:~tr~~~~Y . ~~~;CsO~l~f~~w~n~~tl~I~~~enile , Books. plank n~~1: '1 3 :-1 C" ~k Ar.LEN'. Secretnry. Officers and Soldiers and their Heins-for procuring. I'ayahle half ye'irly in adv.a nce. The only additional Bounty Land,.Peusion,.Back P ay,.3 Months' Extra W .. . J. UI>D IlRU. Treasurer. Vincennes. c harg.-es are. f(> r Mu sic and Draw-idg (which are Optll ~ .J OliN A,LLEN'S pay and all other-allowances dne ro r."Military Service8 . RI~F"'RIW(lliS IN IND[A.Nv\ :. nal. , eabh $15 pel' anntlID . . ~ ' MERICAN Uof,LAND; EASSAGE . LINE . ~. - in all of thle past W ars. His E<"oellcncy. GO'l" Joseph A. Wlr'igllt, Indianapolis. The adva ntag~s. . of the institutIOn in rega. d to health. 1i Licened by. G"venune llt for the' protection of Col. Jilmes H . 1,ane,.LI. Governor. do .. No charge in. a ny case unless I~ succeed in the i!.:migrants and otlwI's. comfert a nd all t he means of, rmprovemel1t wil l be claims that I undertake.. . Hon. G: H. T est, Seel'crary of SI"te, do . . found g reatly inc.·reased by tbe en larged aecommoda 01Ilce--ll>7 CEI)ER, S'ffiEE'I'. New, Y,jlrk, The Commissioned officers of the Mexican War. Douglass. McGuire. Aud itor,of S tate, do. tions for study a nd recitation by the erectiGn of baths. Eonvard pa %eng~rs and their luggage daily. (:::lu nd ays all of the Oflicel saud SG ldl"' s of the past Wars are excepted) from New .. Y:,ork. tOJlil. parts oj' the Ullited Hon. CRleh n. Smith. Connersville and by a more perfect system,bl>th of disciplille a nd in CuI. W o". A. Gorman, i\L C. Bloomington.. 1I0W I< ntitled to Bounty Land-in case of the death ~;tates. al'proachabl e by s teamllollts, railroads. or Ca structio n. of the officers.or Soldiers. the w idow" are ell titled ; ill Hon. M. 11. Hnnting~o n, Judge. U. S •. District COllol·f . . Jl als -first'und second c lass passage-alld at the l owes~ JOHN McCAFFREY. PRE3TOF.N'I". case there is no W idow., then themiuorchildren. Fec Cannchon. rIltes. The subscriber w D. E'lrly, Esq,.T .e rre. llilllte·.. beauty, a.nd richness of tone are , far superior to any ever govcrume,ll t 0[, Church.a nd S tate. Wm. Burt{;h. Presid>lllt Bmnch Bank, Vincennes. manulactnreil fcr",Church and ;')0 llX§. NA.PLES FIGS. J OHN ALLEN. P.ropr iator. J ames Collins. Jr. Stale Ag!ll1 tj,in N-ew· York. Parlor, use, (p ri ce bein g con. 10,,'do Bianco Soap,- sidered. ) Th~y are beauti For p assag~ appl} to ' . The. sto.cle 0f Lhis cO ln panj'. is. ow.ncits of ~Ioncy. payable ",hell cu lled for. allow ltij,"ted-. Forte style, upon wh ieh as quick:: music can be p!a;yed as on the Keq-J.'ick, D . D . BD.slaop oC,·Pbihul.eJ Pian'O. Pri ces from $45 to $150, FOREIGN BOO1[·. AND '\'USLC S·rOl!.E • .Pl· .OSp~tus of" the ,st.,J osepil.'.s College, I hi a, the .Acts of" Ule Apostles th'~ SWETT.. & .. nAKBR, . Emporiu.m of l"~!le Arts,. and. CiroulaliI.lgl ~1.usical Libra.ry by 'pH 'N ... I;:. r'! ornerof !VI a'Ht a Ot~ 1 5th streelS, (": inc: nnnti. BUFFALO. ERIE ,COUNT Y,; N. Y. Epistles' and t~~ AI)Ocalypse, E.D. ,BUHLER, Cmelnl111ll, .0hlO, No. 129i Flft11 street, between •The College ,vilL ope n on th" 26th . of. the present Vine and. nace,':. . 1 vol.. ovo.,.cloth bi"di ng. ¥ith m ap, pri :e $250. lRuu:net's Pateut"l~atev:-(;oolel'--A new I have just received· a Large~coll ec ti(}n ofl splendid Enl?ra,'i n ~s, mO llth. in the .\Vebster Honse. a larg!l.uud noble ecl i 'II.11e Four G.ospels, tice, O.ll the corner of Swan streetand 'I16 rrac e -~n6 st ~ulld vaiuabl1}. !l1vention• . i:~d~~ tyiln~i~t1~e,1~1~ :i~~~tr ;~f~~~s b e?t ~irfu1~1: lh~l~I;~n;f~ e~~~~~i~~ . Translated from the Latin Vulgate, and dilig~ntly are im'lted to ca·ll'<'l.lld exn minc- my iarg-e colleetion of' Scriptur e ll ic. her.lthy aud ,central location. commandi n&" a beautiful We h a vein.. i n use for ov-er two compared with .the orignal Greek T ext : being a rev i " e n t ed a nd . are years a nd have !. ~::~ ~ }rl(\I~~ ~; ':dl~°l\'f~i~~~~:II~jt~.~ieW~:kSPo~·i W::t)~~~n~~\1 ' :i~O~:! prospect of,th.c h~r,bor, city und lake; and being.. CJlJl sion oC the Rh.eimish Trans.tul ioll; with ,. Iotes. cr ~ti c al v'lIlient to t i,e E\lsterl: and Wastern rail roads. cO ll stantiy manu-· gIvell t il ,,, great- 'l5trtlctnr f aOII ';lstl'llme'l\s. jJla j'e r~ b ooi' S . &c. (8e~r:ll alld eXI.da:Jatory. II) 1 vol., 8vo".cloth •. price $;) 00 . factl1ri ng a new est, sa t'isfaction Every atte.ntiun w i\.! be give n to provide snch ."0111- The Pl't_nacy of" tbe AIlOSWlic §I\l,e aJ"t icle of" Puteut wherever~ t1" i "d .- forts to . t h.e students. 3S.a parent's care could des,,,,,,; CIIU'RCII BEhL§ . VillltUcat8d, W atar-,Coolers." Those in terested A A. their health and morals will also be watched over w ith Iu.J vol.. tho .• price $ 1 50. !.h", tenderest sol icittld'l. These Coolers , can see t hem in The subscriber, after m.a. ny years exper;ience and mucll observ3 . T he tbir.d ed ition of this impodaut work on the tion in th e form, se lectiCNl', and prope r conlpound of m&-tals ~ to give The system of govei'llmeut is mild a nd paternal; · ore made to hold u se· inn ea rly Primacy, i ~ n~a rl y exhausted. the ~ r eatest degree ofsoH:dity,.elasticlty, am: strengtJ.l, ~nd th e most y-et.fi,r m in e nforcing.discipline. · . from .three to ,-,very Hote: in mUSical t(ln~ ass ures the. publIc that BELLS ca·s t at hI S Io-ulldery nre, Facts are "c\lltared ,)~e r a vasi·.extent of grollnd ar ~ twenty"five ga! - Cincinnati'f a nd lln excelle.iJ in sonorou sness, purity, melody oi~tone, and quaJily 01 N o student is u!lowen to go .bey.ond the cc li ege pre collected togrther, und cOu>bi ued, with cogent lo gic wo rkmanship, by any m;;LIlUillctured in th is eountry mncts. unless by special permission or accompanied Ions ot: on bo.rd most of PEA.LS O t - CH1~IES of a.n.y numlJer of be Us, of.. single bells ofa par· into a n argumeut which must cOIDp,el conviction. They have the Ohie ·-Steam- ticular tone or key c:tstta order b.y a superior. It is a triumphant answ:er to tlle IDllC h-vULlll t.C U Dells or varioussizes always on hand. with the latest and mO.it The gener"1 course of; ' iu"trnc~i<)l) eJ'lllJr.aces theJIe work of Barrow, .'H)d indeed to the enj;ire Protestan i boats. ap*~~~I~~~ ' i~~1br~~f~~e9t'hriil ~~~ , ~1!dd~~\~gJ ~~t~hfse~uhjett will be brew. Greek:; .Lqlin. Frencll, G.e rman and. E,. 1) glish lan srutement. The advantages possessed by those Coolers·.()ver all chee rfull Y commnnio:at&<1 bl' aldressing the ,subscriber by mail 0' gnag.es; P,ootl")'. Rhetoric. Hi s t or.~' , Geog~a"nr, Book 'l'hcO'Jogia Dogm~tj(:a, others fever introduced j'are these: By meal1:> ,of them ~~~'::J':!.;ey. GEO" .L. HANKS. li eeping", M~t b emM i c", Moral a no Natural Philosophy. Quam c onciunu'Jlil a Francisco P'itrioio K enrick, water ca.n be kept cold 10ll ger. and with less ice. than The collegiate year commences.on the first .M(lllday by any D:nangement n o~ in li se. &; Episcopus Philadelphie nsis. 11.1 4vols.,.8 '/0, strongly CORK POLAN'D, ,)fSeptember, a nd termi nates on,.lbe 20th of J~/.y.". They,are a beautiflll. J{ll"llament .to a dining room, . "08.381& 40 co»ncr of,Co\umbia n!!!il>iSycnmore a•• ·" bOllud in sheep. price $5 O~ .. TElms.-:Bcard. Tnition and \V.ashiIJg. per aUIlII·m,·. The D ogmatic ond Moral.Theology oC tbe Rt. Rev. being jap/ln ned in the Ilttlldsomest style. . We ha;",forsale- CIN01NNAT). OHIO . :'!i130 half-yearl y, in ucivallce. Pllysi, OO.~ .p'ay... bLe, .Bishop of Philadelphia wele re ' t.he water w ill remain perfectly cold 24 hour,;. without old '. I)e procured elnewhere. No bQA lts aile "flowed to c ir proved fr,m .the il ighest literary and ccciesiastical au·, . I' h d ' tl" 7" 100 BrI,. Sweet Malaga Wme, w,th a ge neral ,""s ortmcnl.of D. b b 1.n.. •. cnlate a01olll[ .. the' StUde.ll tS, IIl1less prev",o ll slyexam, thoritie, iD E.urope. ~Ing rep elllS e WI 1 lee. /Ley can e s~en use avo mestic Liq{lon ined by.tllP President . . No ,,,"' a ll c~s will ,be made by Treai.ise· (>11 :Baptism. our e.-,tabiish,tnent. , . 200 Pd~;:l~~~/jhJ:ka~;~!uding Young Hyson1,lmperiaI, Gl1npoW' l }il'~ inst itutio ll fur article,<> of clothin/!, or , other. ex,. Feem tIle w:o rks of SLllasil tho Grea' . 1'0 whic,1 . Made an.d for sale only at B urnet s I·lonse Furl1lsh~ . 5Q . tIO~ Cigqrs , Hoyn na, Reualia and. Principe !'P Jl~es. Jllli ess a sufljaicllt sum be depnsited in the haRds lug Establl"hment. No. 14'·East 4th at. my3. 21!" Boxes To hnccp. 5,. 8,.121<.(12, !ln tl 6 tWlS!,,pound. Inmp ~",I ta· · i.• added , A Treatire OIl Qon,!irmation. In 1 vO'I,,[! dies' tWlsl. ~oal, crushed· 1~ \lt.Vl!n se d, and .Nl O. Sugar. C,.offee, o£,he Trcasl1I:er of t bc coll\}g~. Stude nts comingfrom mo·" cloth, .price 75 ccnts. 'T' E ~ . r N & C Molasses, IndIgo , Madder,SateralUs, Nlltme¥'s, elm'es, Allices 01 u d'stau,ce sho uld have gu"rc!itll1s appointed ill or near B A.... IV! A .r T O., ~I.I ~I ~sc ri 'p~ions , with'a full SllJlplr :lI1C~ . ass~ rt,!,e nt of Groct!ries ,:H Tile Catb.olic Doctl'~nc on J'~istifiea~ r 1 1H~ r: ity. ;vho "I.ould he williug;.to meet their pllymen,ts. F'Oo.l'ing lU:achill~ &; LUDlbel' Ya.)'d;, asli"'7 prJce, as Lhey can b• .ohtamed Jnd~Rm~ POL.'l.N D. :-:e ll1i-,,-"·1.u," I repor,ts , wili be sent · to the parents or, tiion~ Explail1e~ , and Viudieated. CO'1'i1U)'f of Western Row.<)- Laurel st .• Cincin71azi. . f!"na rd iauSr.-il-iformiJlg them ·of· the health. progress, 10 ~ .VOI .• 12 mo.,. price 7"5 cents, A'rR.'IAN &,. Co. keep constantly on hand worked A SA C. SMITH, EDWARD DUNISAN & BROTHER. ,~·c .• of theic children or.,wtirds. B Y ellow.ami White Pine, Flooring. all description.. . Dea!er in FOI ' ~jgn &; Amell~0an JUal'l)le. , . Rev. PETER.,BROWN, P,r esid ent. . Fulton st., ll~ar , B;;oadway, of Lumber. Shingles, Laths, .&:c .• which they will sel' Rev, fRANCIS GERRX, Vice President. . ag2 ·' ~Tew York. It the lowes\,mt.es. l"loorillg.-.Bourds worked to order· January 1st Rev. QA"!I;:I"DlILAI'!. Treasurer. SCHOOL JIlS'A'ORY• . /-;t. Jo"e~ h 's noll"ge. Huffil!O,.N.Y" . April ~Ist. 1~:;I. ECCLF.S IASTIC,u... HfSTOllV • . abr;dged for the use of NEW YOBI{ ADVER'J'ISEllIENT. schools. translated from the French by the Rcv'd LFRED PLUNKETT, Importer of Frcnch,.En~lish , and Ger ' f.O·SHAUGHNESS1'. A . M BR rSON} w. L. OLARKE A man Fancy Good,. No. lO-! WILLIAM S·['REl·:'T. (up F'ather J ohnaton. S. J • . :1tn irs,) is constantly reeeivin gper a.lJarri\'als from :C!urope . a !feDeral 'r, U'SHAUGH~ESi:lY &: CO:, This liWe h istory has.been intl'uduced into many aSSo rtment of Rosaries , Silver anll Gold i\' rountlO~ s.; Cruclf!xe~ \fPO R TERS and wholesale dealers in of- the Catl\olic schools a nd Convents in thp West °laster lvory, anci ~ lJony; Plastic-Medallions, (religIOUS suIJJec1.s j) r~ Foreign and :ll veulnd bold Med?.ls. Urosses, p~ in tings 011 COl1per. G!lnvas:i t DOlllestic Dry Goods. N o. 57 P earl st.• between and is highly recommended by the Bev'd F.·ather . md China Biscoit Fiunres.(reli uinns s,lLbjects;) i"rench, English and ;11:lill and W ~ Iuut sts . Cinci nnati. Agent for Eagle Just 'P ublished. by J. Hitlsall. St. Louis. and for sale :3pnnish Prayer Book ~ , (French E-indi n. :,rj) Ba~s. P~rces , Suspende r s, Tnvelling Vases Musical lioxe s ~Jorte MOllllo les, ~egar Case:::, "·t,ull M ill". Nowport. Ky. COttO~1 Yarns, Garpet in this dty .at.the booksLoro o.r :\.c·conleons, Fan's, Canes, llmhre:!>:\s and Sue. Screenes. China. CajJdiewif:I\'1 B;';lj Hg. ALEX, J . PYNE. ware Bronzerl I 'anrlelabras Clocks, Lamps. neads, Buttons, ~ :'!I \~I:. .. ~.c ou~t~lIJt)y on hand. St ud ~, Silk Gnarl's. Toilet HOlLies, bolll J~W f1lr y . Dronze, llarlan 1'7 !- I : . july 5 :::lycamore street. ;vIurble, and 1llscuil8tatuettes. f~b9 .'