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Mi)Mj9 A.* PITTSBURGH, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1858. NO. 26

i MEMOIR OF pilots, gondoliers, muleteers, camel-driverii, ve-l tanoe firom the resting place of Tasso-—TAe ed by a council of ** Progressive Caiholiea," b^ARDINAL MEZZOFANTI. turivi, post-masters, post-horses, post-houses,! Rambler, was dragged in exile over the moantaips of k, post-e very thing: and, egad ! be astounded me Asia Minor, till he perished from fatique. St. —even to ray Engliah." Flavian, of Constantinople, waa beaten to death )r<*«C}u|»Td JoMph Menofknti was born of RELIGIOUS DAY-DREAMS. Mrr hwnbUi imt pious parsnts, on the 17th On the 2d of February, 1831, Gregory by a broul rabble of apostate Eoelesiasdea, Rome, without appearing on unreal joys with which persons,* in good Religion had thoroughly leavened the public Hide* FWthor Reapighi, however, Superior to exercise any extraordinary influence to draw health and comfortable circumstances, some­ intellect, so that an excommunication shook ifsihfltOratory in Bologna, one of those bene* him from his beloved university. This event time!! amuse their hours of idleness. A reli the throne of the tyrant and caused the rust­ filiot'<3athoiis eeelesiastics, who have so did nut, however, take place until he was sent giout day-dream is an unfounded anticipation less debauehe to tremble in the midst of his flM beea tha graeroas patrons of obscure as one of a deputation to His Holiness, on the of some good in the religious order, never to filthy revels, wa read of Bishops imprisoned •Ml, praeared hin a liberal education, free suppression of the insurrection in Bologna, on be realized. and murdered, of Pope's persecuted and dying i^^MtpeoM* at one of those excellent histttu* which occasion the prelatial dignity was con­ Good, pious persons, whose spiritual vision in exile for adhering to the Right in the face of ttMipti^ whieh the prioeipal cities of Italy ferred on him, and shortly after he returned to is unconsciously and not fatally warped, some­ the powerful. Gregory VII. breathed his last m « well endowed. At the age of fifteen be Rome, never again to leave it. He waa suc­ times gets a habit of religious da}r-dreaming, in exile, banted to the death by the myrn^ cessively appointed Canon of St. Peter's, Pre­ and, from that, idle longings and fruitless aim- dons of an Emperor who had, in him, all the feiftMy niMtered all the elementary courses fect of the Seminary of that Basilica, firat ings after imaginary goods. materials of a •« Liberal Catholic" of 1863. eTdlMiMrie end philosophy, whieh occupy or- Librarian of the Vatican, &c., and every day A particular class of dreamers are those Boniface VIII., the last tyoe of a Pope of the Awy popile to a nnm more advanced age. added to bis knowledge and reputation. The who dwell, with pleasure, on the prospects of middle ages, fell under a blew, dealt by a alave Hsf«M then edaiNed, throegh the inflaence Pope, on one occasion, aroused himself by seeing all Protestants, Pagans and Jews con­ of the firat great Centralizer, Philip the Fair, # his knid paetor« into the episcopal college letting loose unexpectedly on him, in the gar­ verted to the Church-—who think that were of France, whose ambition and lust he pro­ if the diooeee. He ptoseeuted his studies dens ol the Vatican, a number of the students thia country, for example, to turn Catholic— scribed. It was the Catholic Henry Vtll. Wtlh ft saeoess of which ordinary capacities of the Propaganda, who all began to over were the foul mouths of .4nti-Catholic slander­ that cut England off* from the Church, and aili wh^y incapable, and displayed a facility whelm him with questions in their several ers to be closed, all trouble would be at an end martyred More and Fiaher—a Catholic Louie languages. It was a perfect Babel, but Mgr. for the Church. These men lose, in their j XIV. who, under the mocking cry of •*6alli- fcr aeqairing languages, which astonished the Mezzoianti, without being in the least embar­ Boet aeeomplMhed linguists. In illustration dreams, the true conception of the Church. ciaa Liberties," separated the French Church rassed, answered all in succession without the The Church can never be at peace until she from Rome, and paved the way for the M his extraordinary powers of memory, it is slightest mistake, either in the choice of words enters upon her everlasting repose. Like her butoharies and madness of 1794—a Catho- leeorded that Father d'Aponte opened before or pronunciation Divine Founder, she is set up for a sign that|/tr Joseph II. that made unlawful the commn< Un on one •oeaeiont a folio volome of the On the 12th of February, 1838, this amiable will be contradicted; the result of her institu-j nieationa of Bishops with Rome, and sntijeet- werksof 8t.Chryaeetom.and that on his read- and illustrious ecclesiastic was elevated to the tion is, "the ruin" as well as "the resurrecltd Theological Books, Catechisms, and Ser* mg • page with care, the book was closed, and dignity of Cardinal. On that occasion, the!/ton of many." tribulations are ever the gate| mens to the supervision of petty police officers ha reieitMl it eorrectly, verbatim! students of the Propaganda presented theirj of heaven. The Cross that hangs over our —a Cd/Ao/te Napoleon who dragged Pius VII At the are of twenty-one he received the congratulations to his Eminence in poems, Altars, or that greets the eye on our temples, from Rome to Font^nebleau, and there kept lOMore, ana in the autonn of the following composed in forty-three difl^erent languages, that we make on ourselves at our uprising and him imprisoned like a felon—a Cathoiic ra6- yaai^ waa made anb-deacon; deacon on the and the newly-creatod Cardinal conversed with down-sitting, in our supplications and our 6/e that, with ingratitude and perjury, and la^of April, 1797, and priest within six each of the students who read them. Some thanksgivings, is the symbol of everlastingj cruelty worthy oi demons, drove from the noiitha aflerwarda, though not of canonical Albanian youths arriving at the College, and union between the Church and Jesus Christ'Eternal City Pius IX., whose only fault had Igir thn Arehbiahop having granted a dispen­ there being no one who could hear their con crucified. The "Fan" o( the Eternal Son of | been to trust their plighted honor and theirao- sation. During the anoeessive occupations of fessions, his Eminence got a grammar and^ God "is in his hand;" and he will never cease lemn oaths. In a word, history attests it, Bologna by the French and Austrian troops, dictionary of the language, which has no atfin-j thoroughly ".to purge his floor," until the | common sense demonstrates it, the Eternal iil.tt96 and 1797, the indefatigable Mezzo- ity with any known tongue, and in a fortoighti "wheat" shall be "gathered into the garners"; Truth haa said it—the world is the irreeonoi- imi, while yet only a deacon, aeted as inter- was prepared for the sacred duty required !—j and the "chafi"" shall be "burning with un lable foe of the Church, whether from witkin pilltor betwem the oflieiatii^ deify and the It was net without reason that the Germans! quenchable fire." or from tvithout. The worid can be baptized^ ilUiars of thcl various nations in the hospitals^ called him SprachmbKndiger^ or tamer of Such is tlie sober truth. As there is no but never tanctifitd. There is no peace for md Utd the foundation of thtt onrivalled languages—of seventy.eight of which ke was peace for the wicked, so the wicked give no the Church on Earth—no Millenium. When hnewladM of Ui^tiages for whieh he was eventually perfectly master. And not only peace in this world to the just. God and the the last trumpet shall sound ever the graves of ahacwara ao celebrated. In 1797, he was, could be speak and write them with elegance Devil, the World and the Church, are at irre- Empires, it will find the Church and the noiwiteanding his youth, selected to give the and ease, but he was also familiar with the coocileabie war. World at war; scandals, rebellions, infidelity elaaeoiary course el Arabic to the students of best authors of each. The world.renowned Suppose that ell the people of this country rife. We may as well make up onr minds to Iba Uoivwsiiy of Bologna. In the year 1798, linguist, the celebrated Mithridates, could boast had become Catholic—suppose that oblivion it. Thia world is not our resu Day-dreams ha»«rilh the celebrated Ciotitda Tamhroni, the of a knowledge of only about one-fourth oil had already buried the whole brood of mon are futde. Let us expect hate, and fdlsehbdd, hin ProfiMMor of Greek—-who used to lecture tliis namber. streus systems and theories engendered by and calumny. But Truth shall triumph in nNied->and several other professors of the The whole life of this saintly and illustrious Protestantism. What then? Come, let us God's good time.—Ca/A. Telegraph. Vniversi^, refused to take the oath of alle- divine was devoted to the practice of every reason together, with History and Common gianee to the new Republic. He, in conse- Christian virtue. His charity waa limitod only Sense ss our guides. COMMENCEMENT OF THE SOUPER qaonee,lost his Profsasorahtp, and was obliged by his resources; and be frequendy borrowed If sll the people of this country were con­ to aopport hhnaelf by taition. While so en- money for this purpose, when his own funds verted, the world would be in the Church. CRUSADE. gagedt he availed himself of every opportunity would be exhausted; while the desire of being The Church would not be benefited, because Arrival of the Mittionariet in Lifntrick, Ne- of oxtending his knowledge of languages, and able to hear the confession of all who should she subsists independenUy of all. The indi nah, KUlmaUockt and other towni'—PopU' aUed Swediah, Anneaian, Georgian, Basqe, apply to him, and having it in his power to vidual happiness of good Christians would not and Modem Greek, to hu already extensive exhort heretica and schismatics, and the re­ be promoted. They could not do more than lar excitement. aioak. After the falnm of Pope Pius YH. to quirements of the College of the Propaganda, save their souls, thtn; and they can do that The announcement in the London papers Some, the Holy Father visited Bologna, and were the disintorested ototives which induced now. The hatred of the world against the last week, that one hundred "Protestan Cler­ oflttred PaAor Mexsolanti the post of Secre­ him to labor ao incessandy at his favorite stu­ Church would net cease; the mass of corrap- gymen" were about to make their appearance tary to the Propaganda in Rome. Thia oflfer, dies. He was one of the three Cardinals who lioo would be baptized, but not quickened simultaneonsly in different parts of Ireland oii thtragh highW flatlertiv and advantageous, he remained in Rome during the exile of His into healthy life. Calumnres would not cease the following Sunday, and app<»l to the people dtdwed, aM retum«i as Profeaaor of Orien* Holiness in the Neapolitan territory. The against the good. For a " Brownlee," we ||r open-air preaching, was looked upon aa ttiLangoagea to his own University, where mental anxiety and sorrow occasioned by the should have a "Catholicus;" for a "Gavazzi," a capital joke by those who had not been care­ hovemainad Isr several yeara, on a salary of disturbed state of public afiairs, operating on a an '-Independant Irishman"—instead of "Clay- fully watching the efforts making in England urn a year, and r^uayl the most tempting constitution, already seriously impaired by a pate," a "Meagher." to raise funds for "the conversion of the be­ oflbra of the EmfN!>ror of Austria and the long life of laborious studies, brought on an Was it not so from the beginning ? When nighted Irish,'* and the infamons schemes and * Ofand Dnke ofToacany, who vainly exerted illness which his physicians saw soon must the Cross first shone above the Easle, in the contrivaaeea resorted to practice on the preju­ all iheir iafloenea to induce him to accept the be fatal, and death terminated his valuable ex­ Banner of Imperial Rome, the Emptors who dices of the English. The announcement, Migheat honors and emoluments in their re- istence on the 15th of March, 1849, in the had given liberty to the Church, sought to however, was true. Ten or eleven of the ^wetive eapitala. At this time it is customary 76ih year of his age, all who witnessed his meddle with their internal government and re "Missionaries," with white neck ties, black far all edebrated linguiata^^no matter of what last momenta being convinced that he died in duce her to bondage. The greatest men of coats, and prim visages, made a dOacent on —to viait aMl converse with the eele- Uie odour of sanctity. His obsequies, at his Christian times have triurnphsd, by martyr the Old City of the Treaty on (riday night. bralad Professor, who at this period was nas- dying request, were solemnised as privately as dom, in the war between the Church and the They established themselves in comfortable ^ of Uiirty-two langnagea; and the memoir possible, on the evening of the second day World, already baptized. Athanasius wander lodgings in Catharine street, and primed well eomaina aeveral intereating aoooonts of these after his death, in the Church of St. Onofrio, ed in exile, and hid in dens and caves of the with the good things of this life, three of them iaanriews. Lord Byron says of him:—** He and the remains of this unrirailed linguist and desert I'roai ihe persccuuon of the baptized isAuetl forth at an advanced hour on Sunday in» iadewl, a iMrvd—-unassuming also. I exemplary divine were interred a short dis Coustaniius. Si. John Chrvdostom, condemn- evening, and in the most populous parta of the tiM^him in all the languages of which I knew ^'**il^ oath, or adjuratioi^ to the gods, against post boys, savages, TartSTo% , boatmen, sailors, « iiM>i»ii|i!s«cr»iiMi!9iai;diiM»»^M-:fltiyaag>*w»^ |i,lMi.nMlillJWWI«Wr mm •IIJ'IHTJ 'I llilJlJlI iTTI^I !!IT'r IHli PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC > 4:?= rf^f)Pf*Bishop Selwyn, as Russian d^et ^iil arrive .from Sebastopol, in If we add to these the Turkish fleet, and in bafieriesi and*throw 40,000 m«»n *n the conti^ ffm tai tiBlief^ and a PuMt^iM*' Think of fase it flhijkildmak e a serious attempt by sea case of need, the English and French fleets, it nent, which Prussia or any other ndwer who ^duXLt J^ N^W Zealander, tauooed, a noviee into take possession of the capital uf Turkey. will easily be believed that Constantinople is chooses te prohibit your manufactures, wilt fall d^foitfa|, i&fo^y* the fruits of his new religion The Rossian fleet in the Bl-^ck Sea is compos­ not yet on the eve of falling! nto the hands of upon and cut to peioes, if you menace or mitke by warning.ins more than half savage people of ed of thirteen ships of the line, ot which:8ix the Emperor Nicholas, even though he should reprisals. "~>C}vt/ Service (Gazette, ^ dang, does he believe he has the AssAtJLT ON A. CATHOLIC CtiSiisYtuif ir A like-ip^W^**" expression, as poor unhappy which renders its evolutions difliuli, ami might requisite set? He best can answer that ques­ pRESBVTIiRIAN MiitirTltRrrrSlhirfiO^rJuly'iU #iiliai^Selwyn is denounced. Weare to aup- become dangerous, particularly in the neigh­ tion; but my opinion now, as in the beginning —An assault, perhaps tho most \«t^nlon and jM^.'bf ^dUfse, that these savages have been borhood of the Bosphorus. The navigation of this question, is that so long 'as En|;land and outrageous uf )vhich a. Catholie; «lergymaa» aiAi«ptiseholar8as to have left b^ind them of the Black Sta oflers in fact much danger. France are united to protect Turkey from ag- i>ince tlie days of "Shawn na S^aii*'* orjlhtt di^(^ doctrines of Christ, ami to be ready for The winds are inconstant in that sea. > 'I'hey (.'resston, RuKsiKUKsiawiia wilil bbee powerless to assai! hetierr , priest hunter, has been raa4e |iif o^Mct, was ^iiqii|Mi!>pa on the nicer points of theology. cannot be depended upon for many days in It is not alone England and France thaVare! committed some evenings siftce en the4I!aihOt Tli0iigh roughly disciplined ia repentance and succession. The wind varies troui one poini interested in protecting Torkey from rain, lie curate ol this town, (Mr. Foy), by a, Pros-. JKi^iiier^iSJEt of faiih, and subdued by the ever to another, and raises such a swell thai a fleet .\ll Europe is equally so in maintaining its own byterian minister. . ,. t yftstata^nie of ihe Judgment to come, it was at sea could with difficulty escape for there is equilibrium. The success of that aggression' ][( may be weU to mention thi^ ina^lfaietf afti to employ their thoughtil in controversial no harbor on the Asiatic side, and Varna is the wmild be followed by a general war, and Eu struggles between the people and tb9u< oa^ oysteries! only port on the European side c«inihle of re rope wishes for peace. pressors, «Mr. . Fo.-. y ever actively aiddd witK,the Was tiiere ever a more melanoholy instance ceiyiog ships of large tonnage. But Varna is '^ i-'^M!S:::JA. former, and for ihfs reaiaon is regarded with no a very strong place belonging to Turkey, and •.y. very favorable eye by fcerliin parfles. in t^is ofparty spirit? Does it not make one pray to N.\POLEON'S PROPHECY. '^delivered from the headlong zeal of partizan to iv)iich the Russians could not have access neighborhood. On thd evening of the assault, dWpf Thfe**'FjOndonChm-ch Missonary So easily. The Black Sea is, moreover, iVequent- The following renurkable observations of the Rev. gendeman took a gtin to^haVe a ahbl mkf** throufh its agents, remembers in the ly aiid suddenly covered with a thick fog, so Napoleon Bonaparte, while at St. Helena, are at some birds, and was met, it v^oiild seeiiL ^^jsaaenceiof the porishing heathen, railier the thidc that it is impossible to see one hundred from O'MearaS" Voice from Hi. Helena," inrmelliately conTenient to the towh, on Uie pqints of differeni^e between the Bisttopand it- j^rdsahead, and consequently large ships navi­ and the surmises wili be read with some in­ public road, by this minister, who, believing itif, than the many grand truths they hold in gating togeUier run the. tiek uf falling foul of terest at the present juncture:— he hadtfo Ikensc to carry arms, demanded why jbliiiiidn, knd 'which those savages would each other or of running on the shoals. The •'In the courite of a few years, Russia will he had a gun in a proclaimed di^rici^ and OT' !|«|)re etfUafly if either hand. The fact has banks of the two sides of the Bosphorus are have Constantinople, the greatest part of Turkey dered him to deliver.it up. Mr. Foy refused^ \limtbo«ubiebt oFdisetMsiOh in the English covered throughout theyeai" with the wrecks of and all Greece. This 1 hold to be us certain and «ome more words having passed, the as^ ^d hM proved a scandal (as well it ships and dead bodies the sea has thrown up. as if it had already taken place. Almostaltthe sauU was committed. \ Stvthat troubles iif, abottors. We refer to illumerous modes of def«sittcth on the seven hills—to carry anavwiilp of personal bitterness arising out ol teriest well armed on both banks. Each of ing that the equlihrium of Europe woukt be in view—actually within view—0/ die ifipn> t|>i|lpgleal 4iffitf«noes, whether important or these batteries forms a small stone fortress, pro destroyed. In live natural course of things dane possessions of a minister of the^eot^sk ^^'w^ .In neither case are we for smooth- vided with barracks, powder magazines, and a Turkey inUst fall to Russia. Most uf her sub church. And the mild follo^rer of the loeeki, mg over and iqaki^ light of these diflerences. mosque, and behind each is a enall village. jecta are Greeks, who you may say are Rue Calvin having grasped his shilebgh ifi VpiaUpf TraQi la of tne prime importance, in all things, Batteries are placed parUy. in*'the Bosphorus, op* sians. The powers it would injure, and who lion flght faJubion, dealt (hii Popish prieat f, tH}:; l^rftiV Ihd smiU.' But surely, it is a sad lesson posite each other, so that a ship attempting the could oppose it, are England, France, Prussia, inendoud blow and another, and m«dieff,ijgi%'t to OS to be moderate and' kind eveh In dur passage'Woiild be exposed to the cross fire of atid Austria. Now, as to Austria, it will be fltcting three'deep gashe8,'(>ne pi),.,hi4 cKeekp, fsoiat divisiotis, to iearn that any fliet of men both banks. Two others are situated out of very easy for Russia to engage her assistance; one on his forehead, and another on bj|sj>)pi^., 76 |j[Q0« >o Iv: H ^0 teach poor savages, who tbe Bospboros, on the European side, and two by giving her Servia, and other provini^es bor Mr. Foy rnay be seen goir^^ thVough the t' <«(hHi«'«(Si^risti';t)f llrhom they can have still Bospliorus are provided with light houses (fe- that France and England may eve;r be allied foi« this beiich on last petty sessions* (by, but' liRs^of-M^idesL—fjnaeopoT Church Jbittndl. •««•«), and are foV that rcasoii callpd, that on with sincerity will be in order to prevent this. no magistrate attert^eii. Th^ precise 6ii^rj;e! the Asiatic side of the Ho^phoriis, "Anatoli But even'ijiat alliance would not avail, France, by Mr. Foy is for a grict^oias assauU, ahc( feir^ Feoer," and that in Europe H Ruraili Fener." England and Prussia cannot prevent it. Rus­ attempting to rob him of hjs guh; theria is a' ' . «HEJ>EPENCE^ OF'CONSTANTI The Pasha at the head of the artillery of tho sia and Austria can;tii|^t any time eflisct it. "cross cause," fbr ^carrybg irm^ in a prio-" Black Sea resides at Rumili Fener, and his Once mistres.'i o{ Constantinople, Russia gets claimed district, thr^^te^iithg to ihoot,*ahnpy-' : ,'Tk' militiry tlorVes'pOndent of the London hbtise commands an extensive vjew of the sea. all the commerce of the Mediterranean, becomes ance,dtc." Mr. Foy has licehce to *«fWi»Miboa'ft to enable a fleet lopene 29th inst. She will proceed to HqlyW^ff 1^ hot exceed fifteen hnndred yards. The waters espefcially by you. Her soldiers are braver tlE|t9 iaM) the Dardueiles. TN« rtiail boat Saturday al\e^rtbon, the Sfth, and spend Sator* of the Black Sea ruth . throuah ibis passage than the Austrians, and she has the means of U{^f ;9isteei^h§ursfr|>ai the .ostfanee of the day dight and the fdllovring Sumiay iq tJbe b^f^, with impetuosity, and its navigation is render­ raising ail matiy as she pleases. In bravery mi^t to the Golden Uprn, tlie,pQM,.of,pomtaiir bOr, oh board thtf it)y&il yachti Upon']yitoQ&y,^ ed stiU more dangeruos by the shallowness of the French and English soldiers are the only tmtfple.' The fortifications raised «t the,Di^^• mornirtg,' before break of day, the rbj^ piirto,^ the water in one spot, where the vessels have ones to be compared with thein. All this I for- ^ItMtttri^Hiive itiforeover, added suirmo're for- wilMeave Holyhead for klngstowoj wJiert ^^ (0 approach wiihiit two hundred yards of the see. I sec into futurity farther than others and ••UMofdefonoeo'io Ulose created by nature. is expected her It^aje^iy will arrive at>|n^^jt .\siatic batteries qio that a fleet which shpuld 1 wanted to establish a bs^rrier against these XW* JmaiJaMo batteries, well ttirmled, are hour. «er iSlajrfity win make a, siatis egtejr attempt to force an entrance would be literally barbarians by re-establishing the kingdom of oiecied at the very entrance of the strait, at the into our me^opoKil, and proeeiKl to tfcie Vice.-, riddled by shot. Poland, and puuing Poniatowski at the head p(H|tat which thif Watera of the Ul^k Sea fall regal Lddge.where she will remain (Jfjuiiif'h^r^ Furtberon in the strait this system of bat> of jt as king; but your imbecillea Of ministers inmvie Mediterranean. Tbese batteries are sojourn in Ireland. It is probable Kerl^ajes^^, taxiei continues. Some are placed on a level would not consent. A hundred years hence I eiited»S#iM{|-Bal8ir* ahd< Kucakaiessi*. The ty will not pay her first visit to the Exliitiition with the ground, so as to sweep the surface of shall be praised [encsnee) and when they see fFWMKofbbttoriwon th^ two sideiiiroontini- ull afternoon of Monday. Upon'the occi^ibn {the sea, and others Kre erected on the summits the fairest portion of Europe overrun, and a 1^, 19 |b«< «Undt iti^lf. Tbiss batteries are" of thelast proposed Tisif, the' people mHSri^^' of rocks, plunging th^ir fire on the ships. The prey to those northern barbarians, they will say BioupUd w4th f^fHhuodred gtuw, and served have been wboKy exefiidiNJ^ by J^driBtttiuidl'*' gtns are mounted r>gade of artitljeryj, commanded, by a Par from the building during her MajfestyS'fltiC to obviate the inconveniences occasioned in ginning already with ybu. I see that they etti. A'tdgliiiftRt of tW brigade ia lodged in in^pectioa "of the Ne^ohal Exhibttiob rbuf, have prohibited the iiltiV}dnction of ybur merch­ bMttffclBiiatt-titrdlii' side;' and' trell exercised in^ ota^i^v^riqg diem by changes of ternperatjuie. whether or not, this arose from a'nervons sug'-^ ' andize. England is ^f^lliitg. Even Prussia hmUisgitboini^tMi fenah'fe^^elP knoi^n, the Above each batterj' is a wooden tower of a geaiioa on>«h* per4 of Lord^iht QerraeKtsi *i>e prohibila your gOoils. ' What a change for a^l^^-is^ besiisot^ iti 4he Tarkieh Wmy. . are unableto sayi If, fon-the prbietif ^wi^* England! Under the great Chatham ycrtifbr ^poipg; j[he,|i;^j^ >y «bff h tbe .pasaage .of J»>*^? I**'!* for the flags. These poles servo as siou, the pnblM» be wbotty exetoied OB i^&Sf^ tae^Dardahel^8^r^'de(end^^^^ >yhich ielegwptta lor the transmfesion of orders aldng bade the most j>oweiiful sovereign in Europe day the .39tb^> ranch :diia|ipointMMt:^li'^W(* dfte^v^'pknit^lSr Ho'tice.' Sjich guns bcar^,d¥»'jwboJ« I't* <»f *he Boapharua. When a 10 naMgate the Eseidt, or to e^tiblish atie* e^petieneed. Uer Majeei^Kid^piirttifi^ii^faBMt'^ thMiw>te»»fUoyal'> liiglMuas iiPtfM»e>1li>Mf.'^ *^^KPiPf!«|»°P«i««Kr' is tuttdy onsl iiuiatahic^bt'and the statf. 'Ph^ Sultatii" sqipetim'es' er to ptBVieni if^because it "was agftiiist th^ in­ wbai»as perfeedyr rsettveceihilrwtt M^tttedrtt'i iMi^terjr ifliMjb^h «)!|f:%J^»»<»tWs»iWf»'#W»*i''**®* *» breMhe the sea air in ode Ofliis terests oi'Enghml. xVoto Prussia shots 1\er indi^p(ution«.and probsibtjiothe'reyd tMMreii^^ ea'i«'cured<«wtamiieW>BaVter»ned'/'Suirtamiiet?,V»B«^ttervy pf.thofihfe! Sni§ui-. . ^sbcotK uafc^«h& Boiqphuraa. All the baueriea ports ajjaiiisi you. W'hai a iaiUeg off. -. le ay M-Diiblin EveningiiMi.'* 'A >ii^-''i>\tiX.'^.xH t*?.''*'1tW*itMtett^dif tfii Ailanirc^ide. n'e^t %fii^!l8»#» f large b^'u^t bearing a- white, auo opiuioii the only d>i»g ..^'hlcU ^an ^ve Jb^og-^ It is expected ti}at,;biAo6««ee^ 4he^Pul»e.'6( tl»«eti4MlC««fHMf^ieiS*HHio'^orhihi^ai '^ '^n a crimson ground. land' win be abstaining frgm meddling iu con •Newcastle vyijii be the^of^iaty 4«| ^teadibiaiw brjpiKhi; gl»resiafaiiw n t|^e (4u(^ea diM^ng^:tb*'^^^ rl^il. tai ^t9^h ai|^e;y. .>;Q{l||«9fitShlo»iM^ the service of the batteries alotig the Bos- fi'om the continent. Then you n»«y itifist tipot*|'landj , a^ ' t|uit tus' 'vjfiplisyer,!' M» .«*) Sim^ \irbaH»»*f is i»et;i«swy «*y«ur intoresta, with are t^dJ>H'|lfi^ (|U|,* i^^^i^iai^ £^$i;;Mi-;«idq ^hohMiaod Bkek: Sea, aad svother h etitrullell 'tkotf^ Plckic(Xi^<9 if^onbia -migftlism-i bf'8ft^2'J"*»be* Kiln Bah v/ with eigW-s^. •ijji,4<)ie defanqfjaf, iM.,l)«daii«llea. UiflOit out feat of. rt^prisals. bejo^. made, .i^pon yfi^t Hc^anjl, be-y^«3#i5Pa^ai(|H^., i, -, voi *df gWtf*^9wlrfRi¥'^fttkfflVW largest piece of^aSsts of two regiment^ of six coqipaaies yl" ope ^rnis. You are superior ^it raaritline (i|j;c(3.,la 1 We.jii;^^eqable4.toefi)t«jt^klj|jR^be^ miih\ mffle^Mnfflilflltiyi-' |l|8irf»*)lfftiW«h«irfifr,ywtifchrhunared all bi ' •--en- al! the *Arld unitedP; ahd' wKile vou "conluie arriveip p.u^liito^thf 0^091^1 ^l^eWMinaliir ;b^lllti(i>('?l#eWd qoiiilil«>^iiS^mii 4jundred artillery men." *ftfeffe1irt!lferytti^n Ire vottrself totHat torni, jrtjd #ill il^ys be jiow^V ller Mjptj^iyAQtifA^ l9Wi*itiiui jm ikf^ tmim '^B*<^'tl?frW*^''**'W*'^*^*»'«F*<»<'«*»d'^*'''^"^ by the Frus fiiltndbe cfaresded. ' ¥ouliaw»ths gitatadVim . -i^ tbe^p^^jj^^^^^^^ «iio,CBi»nai%KulvA7^ »i»fr!rf^nd^'tKe t^ikMm. », r ^r^'^-^t .; L ; -w . < < . .ajtfft cnNH iMfi;tifo»»i^mii<>is< '«pl««fffW%rfilM^? ^ \ 1»>sM\U e(§eir*y««rt#*iilirtlary ^tf«criptl*n^ii1t'iipOif tfi* coasts et thos* po ^>%^«0!R|»^ aM^iUM ikmm Ifas^t niigki lU thefMtifialiirai of t3tei«u>mMiple^'tlftffhV«gree with yoii,'and interrdlA th«ff cdMth^teif 7^etn»^ 1^ )xm^ 1 >revent toeeim their passagei The Dardanelles could capital of the Turkish empire, '^ven if aban- without their being able materially to retaliate, lihe defacing of the current coin of the realm by

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CALENDAR. SAINT SIMEON STYLITES, THE a praetioe ofaiampiBg the aame for advertiaitig aeedling—a fine, wholesome, white skinned pm^KMfa. A tender of eoin lo defaced i« not kind. The seed of the former was procured Saturday 3, Offiiee of the Immaculate Concep' YOUNGER. ,^ from an American sailor in Dublin; and the to be a legal tender, and iny peraoo tendering tion of the Blessed Virgin Mary. (September 3rf, 69».; ^ • or uttering soeh eoin win be liable before any latter baa been cultivated at Monart for the last ten years, with complete success. Captain Sunday 4, 16th after Pent. The lives of the Sainta are writtea fqro^ twoJnatieea to forfeit and pay any aum not ex- Monday 5, St Lawrence Justinian, B. C. ceoraig40f. Cookman eminently deserves to share the edification, but the acts of seme of theatM laurels which uur friend Captain Greene, of Tuesday 6, Feria. so unique and extraordinary, that they ^fc DuBtlM AOKIOOLTDKAL ExPOBTB AND In- Ballyharty, so nobly won in the potato field Wednesday 7, Feria. rotra.—i return of the nnmberof cattle ship­ only our admiration, and are neither ie|t||i of late years; and we could heartily desire that Thursday 8, t Nativity of B. V. Mary. ped at thia port for pertain Great Britain in the his competitors were as numerous and if pos­ nor recorded as examples. In faet, lheie«| month ended 6lh Auguat, 1853;—Cowa, bulls, sible as successful as there are husbandmen in Friday 9, t Of the Ocuve. few biographical writings which exhibit «|i£ and oxen, 6.617; she*?, 8,462; calvea, 30; the island. The weather has become most Saturday 10, t St. Nicholas Tolentino, C. actera for general imiution. Bic^rapln^' fwine,ai9. - propitious for harvest work which progresses always been regarded as an importantai A return ofth e quantities of com, mealt flour, apace, and the yield from our corn fields prom­ dec, shipped at thia port for porta in Great ises to be abundant —ffex/ord Independent. "" I in our moral training and preparation for £ Britain in the month ended 6th August. 18d8: CAVAN.—Notwithstanding the dry and beau —Data, 49 qm Barley, 15 qrs; malt, 702 qrs; ful weather which now prevails in this part of wheat fiwlft 7,221 cwts; oatmeal 368 ewts. the country, the potato blight is increasing with THE CATHOLIC. :;jjt':r:r;=\-::;::^ A return of the quantities of com, meal, and destructive rapidity. During the last few days high or low the rank of the subject of flour, received from Great Briiian in the month its efTecls have been very detrimental. In PITTSBURGH, SEPTEMBER 8, 1853. that fail to elevate the mind, and puiify ended .5th August 1853:--Wheit, 360 qrs; some parts of this neighborhood the effects of heart of the candid and reflecting Indian com, 621 qrs; wheat, meal, or flour, the blight have been so severe that the pouio The life of a holy hermit, of a good kim^ 6,767 ewts. stalks are almost entirely withered. The po­ Our enemies seem, at present, to be making peasant is fertile in instruction to every dj|r' Monday was by far the roost successful day tatoes however, are perfectly aafe as yel, and Their peculiar mode of life may be quij^ aince the openrag of the Exhibition Building, are very larse, and unusually abundant for the efforts, characterised, if possible, by more than of our sphere of action; but as follow-crealM, there beingno leaa than 11.416 persons present, season. The cereal crops and the flax appear usual venom, to stay the progress of the and the reeeipts exceeded the average by more lo be very abundant and productive this year. Church in our country. In addition to the equally asAurselves in a state of trial i thaaSSj^renU The majority of the par —Correapondent. usual aupply of " Advocates," &c., which cipline, and having the same end in viey;^ tiee preeent were mechanics and excursioaists, Our correspondent in Louthrea informs us have heretofore been employed in reviling supreme desire to do the will of God, di^l all of whom appeared to enjoy the treat with that the appearance of the crops throughout everybody and everything in any way con­ severance, their fortitude, their aeirdeni)d,,ii| great avidity. that neighborhood is roost satisfactory. Not nected with Catholicity; there are springing benevolence and humility, not only exeiUjii The number of peraons admitted to the the alightest symptom of blight has yet appear­ bniUhag on Tuesday was 9207, and on Wanes ed in the potato fields. The meadows are up '• Patriots" and " Budgeta'* claiming to be of admiration, but also act as an incentive tii|^ day0t7». nearly all cut and saved, and there is every the secular class, which are laboring arduously tate their virtues. -^M Jlibe heat in Dublin this week has been of prospect of an abundant harvest.—Galway in the same respectable calling. The columns Some of the most distinguished Saie^oe^ Indian intenaity. On Thursday, the thermome Mercury. of these sheets teem weekly with the most sionally performed ridiculooa actions tuiiii ter at Mr. Yate'a in Grafton Street reached THE REDBMTORISTS iw WEXFORD.—Wex­ vile abuse and mis-representation of Catholics very purpose of exposing themselvee to d(^ 110, at three, p. m.; and in the ahade at Mr. ford ia about to enjoy the incalculable blessing and their religion. Old lies, dished up with Backley*a,8ackrille Street 98. After the late sien. The admiration and praise whi4 dav of a Oathohc mission, to be given by the fol modem spice,s meet the eye at every glance, IllOist, and rather cold weather, vegeUtion has lowers of the sainted Lignori,th'e Redemptorist received disconcerted and distressed UMa, i progressed with unparalleled rapidity. Fathers. Sunday, the 14th instant, has been whether at the editorial or selected matter. It to subdue all the temptations of priJe,« BAMprior to his departure during its continuance, which is usually about zeite, and others, have turned their attention a month.—Wexford People of man which ao often bringeth a for America; and it was alao mtended to com­ to seeking out and setting up in business men memorate the birth-day of the late Mr. O'Con- subordinates the love of the praise of BelL The chair waa oecopied by Mr. John LATEST FROM EUROPE. of elastic consciences like those presiding over LitUe in their own eye, Ihey earneatly da^ O^ConnelL Halifax, Jiugust 29. the •' Patriots " and '* Budgets " afore men- to be lighdy esteemed by their fellow-e^aMp Tax HaaTxar.—The harvest intelligence The steamship Europa arrived here this tioned. The most extraordinary, and, on a ai^lil reeoived this afternoon ia in the highest d^ree evening at 0^ o'clock froth Liverpool, with If the kind of weapon used by these libel- cial view, a preposterous class of Saiais, i|| raging. From Clonmel, Limerick, dates to the 20th inst., being one week later than previous advices. She brings 160 through lere were new, and now for the first time the Stylltes, so called from the Greek «|i Wexfbid, Lsndbnderry,—in fact, from almoai directed against the Choreh, the worthy all pirta of the country, we have favorable ac- pasaengers. stylos, a pillar. The first of the«rder i^A coiinta of the potato. The blight prevails in EiroLAND. — No change has occurred in preachers might aolace themselves with the Simeon, the son af a poor ahepherd ia 694| aome diltricts on the coaat, but not to any Eastern affairs since the announcement that hope ol injuring, by this means, the object of who, in the year 423, erected a pillar eht i aeriooa extent—J9u6/m Eveniug P»tt, the Porte had accepted, without modification, their hatred. Bot having had reeourae to it high, and lived 37 yeara on pillars, on thejl ^« have travelled aeveralmilea through this the note prepared by the four powers, which for centuries, we Uiink, the sane portion of of which, which was 40 cubits high,||iif^ edtfntry, and can atate, from peraonal observa­ had already becL acceded to by the Czar. them, at least, should susp^l its efficacy. It Everything looks quiet in that quarter. three feet in diameter at the top, hfrlfiili tion, that the cereal tropa, ao far aa we aaw might be well for them to ask what has been and could judge of them, promiaed to be most The long promised debate in Parliament on last twenty years of his life. His alQindant. We cannot aaY the aame for the Eastern Affairs had taken place, and was gene­ gained by this course, even here, where they were the skins of wild beasts, and ht««||;^ po^. That the diaeaae baa made its appear- rally regarded aa unaatisfactory. The funds have so many instruments of abuse at their an iron collar. From this pillar, he aUtil^ anee in that root there cannot be the slightest opened the next day with a further depression, command; and they will find in the rapid ed thrice every day the mitlUtade that vmt% doubt.—JEtttemiy Jourmd. but subsequently revives progress of the Catholic Church an emphatic receive instruction. St. Simeon, the yoogil The Jthloru SttUitul saya Aat the derpr Lord John Russell stated that negotiations had been opened with the United States re­ reply to the enquiry. Examine the matter, »was bom at Antioch, 513; he retired at %\ ^ and lai^ of Alhlone and ita neighborhood m genUemen, and let your readera know what tend ftttttUining the Right Rev. Dr. Brown, specting the Mosquito territory, were still early age to a monastery in the desert of i the Venerable Bishop-of Elphin, at a public pending; but that he hoped it would reach a haa been aeeomplished by your Maria Monks near Antioch, and for several years banquet on hia lordahip'a return from Rome, satisfactory termination before the next session your Leahys, your Aehillis, your Gavazzi*s of Parliament. hermit, who waa a monk of the aame wh^thriiighissojoum the venerable pre­ your "Patriots," and your "Budgeta." and lived not far from the eoBuaanit|>!^ late enjoyed exeelletat health. Parliament was to adjourn on the 20th inst. The Select Committee of Pariiameat had pillar. In obedience to his eomnwnd,4 We ire happy in being enabled to atate that published a long and interesting report relative lowed his example, and lived eaeo the harveat prospects \fere never brighter than THE YELLOW FEVER. to the Slave Trade, including documents upon on two pillars, within the indosnre thej^ are at this moment. In aome diitrieta the subject. The yellow fever ia still raging at New Or­ oatatave already fallen by the hand of the monastery, 68 years. A great nan Lieutenant Maury haa lectured before leans, and to such an extent, that the number retfder.w^ilftt wheat and iMrleyare becoming people came .to him from dialant large company of merchants at Lloyds, at of those not yet stricken by it, is not sufficient­ of that hinti hue which betolj^ena ripeneas.-— which resolutions complimentary to Lieut. to listen ta his counsels, and leerflit^ » A'e Mi'the potato, we never witpesiM a more ly large to attend the sick. Money has been Maury and the U. States Government were bleasing. luxuriant, or, within our cogniaance* a more very liberally subscribed in varioua citiea of the passed. Theee extraordinary men have be^HMa* proaperoua growth of the esculent. We hear Union, to aaaist the suffering; and, among the compbitata; but we hear no cauae for their ex- FRANCE.—The Frenchman |arrested on a ized by die Church, and their iismmJiWWA charge of offering to assassinate the Emperor rest, we are happy to say, Pittsburgh haa thus istenet.*—IJmeridb ReporUr. ingly appear in the Calendar of Jrihaim^ Napoleon, haa been tried and acquitted. far acquitted herself well. Up to the present THiimi.Ef.<^-The crops are looking exceed* A number of Ribbon men have been arreat- Yet, in what a different aapect ara <^f "M^ there haa been remitted from this neighborhood iagly healthy in thia part jOfTipperary. There ed in France. by modern philosophers; and what4il^j| iano appearanoe of b^igbt in the potatoea, and nearly six thousand dollara, and eolleciione they not excite amonga>. the Piota^j all t}ie fieldsappea r quite green and healthy- RxLur roa Nxw ORUANS.—Mr. John •till in progress. The aamplapbroiyht to market ahow aoaymp- munity. The hoi poUoi, the anti Anderson. Treasurer of the fund for the relief Among the victims of the fever, we see enu­ tom of dtaeaae. titude, eonaider them fine game fi»r tii^^t of die auffercrs in New Odeans, haa forwarded merated the Rev. N. Blinn, aa exemplary cler­ W^Miave h>d fte the laat few days gloriooa darfts to the amount of •6,679. A number of wit. The eelebrated aatbor of the gyman, originally of the Diocese of Rennea, in weather, aad harveat operationaara prefpreaaing eolleclors are yet to hear from. The' amoant and Fall of the Roman iSAqpIre, nji^' npid^' i^id eatiefiMtorify. Na farther laaianee Franec, who died on the Feast of the Assump­ will probably be raiaed to aaven or eight thoua* abases the name of man in applyiifrl ef^iypaataaee of iha bligfat on dM potato aad dollars. We hope this nuy be ao.—.Mbm- tion. Also, the Rev. Louis Dupour, of the them;" and adds, " the oioaaatia aatattl crBp,h» bean lapaned to aa, aad oar letteia ing Pott, Dioeese of Mobile, died In that city on the IroBi faipoaa pam of die oaontiy apaak la the only the pity or the eoBtaapt af Ihaj eame day, after retoniing from a visit of a few . •aaiwaaaffHif taaea^if |ka geoaial aoaad- THK SpaPAT QvasnoN.'^In another odamn pher. Their eredolity debaeed aad days to New Orieana. Four Brathere of the aawaf'ttm laaleal. Prieee m aar naritet will be foaad the opiaian of Aldanaaa Bock the feeahiee of the mind. If ii be Imra fei|i jiawa la Od. par alone ftf baai qoal- Christian Sehoola have died, aa well ae the mialer, in the Omnibaa eaae. The apinioa meaeuia the iaterval betwaea the < Vieiior of the Order, who was aeixed while in eMleiaf the plea ofneeeetify pat in by the de- Cala aad that of Siaiemi, wa any Wa iivt ao laaien lo alter Aa ophuen that city. aittah «• anptefliadla aor laet iarae, that, oa- <6adaat*a eouaael, aad ju(^;sMnt ie rendeMd the memarable revololioo wUek waii »ifomlnf Pott, dertakae to ptaeerva ardar in the Pioviaee. BUMM heiaaae erioMe, aad, al hart, \ S5);'"IJ'.''-l|WJI=W..«l=l>'.i--i THE PITTSBUSGH CATHOLICl m „a, ttandonwi htotdf to ckip»u, wi fell fhr tkt PUlOurgk dathohe. tops Lake Michigan, and which has lately '• the altar and the priest" to weleqme them. Ma.JBorroSf—In perusing the discourse of been consecrated to the living God ander such The gr«at evil whieh the Iriaii priesthood have T9MKi«rMuia and q>pr«eut« the ebaraeter the Very Rev. B. T. Rusfcll, before the Pro­ happy auspices; or, if they journey for homes to eantion this emigrating people against is, ^ {W. Mintft «nd §0016 of thoM »ction«t vincial Synod of Leinster, Ireland, republished into the interior, they will witness most flour­ not against distant laada, where there is nei­ ,|j|p^g Batl«r iiya. "it« nther toboad- lately in your paper, I was pained to find anishin g Catholic settlements, German congrega­ ther altar ner priest, but against other evils,' lBlt^-litt imitated*" w» AttM andaavor to assertion which, even my admiration of the tions and German prieste for the Germans, more in point. They should prepare their 3tkat pTofonnd aense which they enter- orator cannot suffer me to let pass without re­ Irish congregations and Irish prieste for the people more thoroughly for emigration toSoch V (1M myttei'iea of redeemiDg love. cording my dissent. I am induced the more Irish, secured and fostered all, by the present a country as tbie. They shouM enjoin upoa |Mi"jfelt their faith; they realized the doe- to notice it, con&ing as it does from one so con- excellent Bishop Henni, who, like another them to forget all focal dietinetions whieh give dh|. of the iitcamation and safferinge, the spicuons in position, as the Fafher Provincial St. Francis of Sales, "makes himself all in rise to party feuds, and exact from them,,on mm *oi emeifixion of the eternal Son of of the Dominicans in, Ireland, and expressed all," and he truly has gained all. landing in America, a solemn promise to forget ^fi HTiwir apirit drank the tpectacle: aen- on 80 important an occasion. What mistakes If the crowds of children of the Faith the past, and hail, M brothers, all Irishmen, igriMf ioult and form, all melted into them; respecting this country must we not expect choose to cross the Mississippi in search of whether they come (ron the North or the ^ ewallewcd np their animil being; in from writers andtunitors of an inferior grade, fire-sides, they will admire the usual creations South, the East or the West. Religion wouU ' jjlie^ did UMy live, and by them did they live; since we find such serious ones in high quar­ of Apostolic zeal springing from the labon of then be mfinitely benefitted in this country by thay weie ttlir life. Their nind wea ters. the pious Bishop of Dubuque. The many the Irish Exodus, and tbo nsme of an Irish^ tbwkigiviaf to the Power that mide them; it After having lamented the decay of the mo­ churches, educational institutions, and Catho­ man would be no longer scouted at; Ireland was bleNedoeai and love." Living on the nastic institution, which diffused the very life- lic settlemente that owe their origin to this and Ireland's raligion would be held in honor. fUtli of Ike Son of God crucified for them, breath of the true Apostolic Church, the Very zealous Prelate, or have been fostered and en­ This thorough training ol Irish immigrant for their bearti were penetrated with feelinga of Rev. Orator in question, goes on to remark couraged by him, are truly surprising, espe­ his new home in the West, would immortalize the deepest humility and the most ardent gra that " while proselytism is moving every­ cially when we consider the youth of this the Irist priesthood, and add immensely to titwiB. They felt how unworthy they were of where noiselesdy in the slime of the serpent's Diocese. After admiring the vast dimensions the debt of graUtude that the American Church tto towung' condeaoension, of the vicarioue path—while emigration is carrying away in of the Cathedral now in progress ef erection owes to that respectable body of men. T. •aikriiigs, ti[ the tendernees and love of their crowds the children of the Faith to distant in the chief city of ibis diocese, Dubuque, the Dhriae Redeemer]; and under these vivid emo- lands irAere there i$ neither prie$t nor altar, multitudinous immigrante may wish to trace tiolm Kara gnshed from their eyca, and they I do hope that the spirit of the active old reli­ their steps to the beautiful prairies of this TH« MaraoroLrrAN. — The September velimurily subjeeted tbemielves to a whole gious orders may be stirred up again." State—and they will have reason to bless the number of this Magazina, filled with interest­ zeal which has opened so many asylums for ing and instructive Better, is on onr table. ilbof the moat painful penance. WhUst look As these crowds of children of the Faith, the home-seeking immigrant, who desires at The contento are :—- gy np steadfaatly to the croes, and contem " who are carried away by emigration," gene­ the same time to find every possible provision The Tone of Recent English Poetry Ca­ •hting the mangled body of their Saviour, rally take the direction uf the United States, made for his religious necessities. The immi­ tholic Education for Catholias Health (Poe­ •wounded for our infirmities, and bruised for it is fair to infer that they must come under grant from Ireland ilrinks he hss left behind try).—Journey in TartaVy, Thibet and China, flv sine,** they could not endure the idea of the category of " distant lands where there is him Mount Melleray and all kindred monastic lU., with 2 illustretioas.~.Anti-Biblic8l Con­ «y personal enjoyment; and the intensity oi neither prieit nor altar.** How much the institutions for ever, but in the prairies of the vention.—The Misifon of Woman. — Uu- muc love, and their compunction, led them, children of the Faith may be deterred from Far West, in Iowa, there awaite to gladden rence, or the Little Sailor, 2 illustrations.— l^^e eordi of love, to a practical sympathy, emigration by the above assertion, it is difficult him anew Mount Melleray—not like the Irish Short Answere to Popular Objections Agti/ut ibi^^tfae common soldier in the fidd feels asham to say; but coming, as it does, from so high a one, situated on the barren outokirts of Sir Religion, IX—Meamir of Cardinal Mezzo- sd 10 indulge in indolence, or any persons! qua^ter» and uttered on such an occasion, as it Richard Kane's demesne—but in the midst of fanti.—Literary Notieee—Literature and Sci­ tsafcrt, whilatbia commander parukes of the was, it is ealeulated to make us question the most fertile and beautiful prairie plains that ences. eomiiiit Cue, eleepe on the bare ground, and whether the crowd of ecclesiastics that visit the eye ever beheld. Sixteen hundred acres The PublidMr, with the commendable de­ e^eeei htmself to every danger; so they Ireland every year* gain any thing by their ef- of the richest land in the world, are here in sire o•f encouragin, . g Catholic Writers, and of ^MHld it disgraeeial to them not to partake, forte to enlighten the folks there respecting the at^HHidk as possible, of the sufferings of thconditioe n of America. It would be futile in the possession of the worthy Irish Trappiste.r"="""« ^°' '^* Magazine arUeles of superior merit, makes the foUowing announcement in mf$m of their aalvaiion. And whatever may the extreme to if>end time in contradicting who emigrated from Ireland some yeare ago, the number before aa:— * be onr opinion of the mode in which their such an assertion here, in the United Ststes, under Fathera Bernerd and Smith, and are in Tiotratioii, their love, gratitude, and humility where so much baa been achieved by Catholic the highest state of cultivation. Under these To CATH«.IC WaiTaas taoO in Pre^ •P exhibited, we must admire the fervor oi Missionaries, and where what may be applied same pious and zealous Fathera a Catholic mums for CathoHc Literature.—The Pub­ £rir piety, their fortitude, their patience and to them the world over, is specially applicable settlement has been successfully commenced, lishers ef the Metropolitan, deeiroos of eacou- • paseveranee. We rimll in vain search the raging Catholic Literatore in the United States, to them, ** Qua reges in terrisnostr i non plenaan d a public gratuitious school attached to the offer the follfwing Premiums:— pife of hietqry for any greater instances of laboris." If we may be allowed te give an church. For the Bett CathoUt Tak, . . $ioO |paan endoranoe, of sufibriog, and privation, accommodate sense to the passage, we may A few miles from this interesting establish­ For the Second Be$t, $56 m^et, were not the aceoonu attested on un- translate it—^ what Sute is there in this New ment of the Irish Monks, the wandering im­ The only restriction iapoeed on the (^leelionaUe evidence, we should have confi< World that is not full of our labor f" Not tomigran t will find another admirable creation {writer is, that the seeae most be Ameri­ daitfly promraaoed the human frame incapable of priestly zeal and disinterestednees.^ I al­ can, and that the tab be not less thsn J^ speak ef the Middle or Eastern States, which 40 pages of the Metropolitan. The if enduring what they 8«a(ained. are covered with monnmente of religion, and lude to the female institution of St, Joseph of subject is left entirely to the judgment every where present to the immigrant '• alters the Prairie, which owes ite origin to the labors of the author. /,^ We have not apeoe torefut e at length, the and priestt"—-if the crowds of children of the of the Very Rev. and pious Father Donohoe. For the Be$t E$uty on Situation, in ite ' eiMkige brought againat them of vanity and os- Faith, which are carried here by emigration, Here some forty Sisters of Charity labor aasi rebtion to the pecnUar paeitioo of Ca­ tenlUion. The price which they paid was tholics in the United Sfolee; not less direct their steps, as they generally do, to the duously and succesafully in giving a solid and evideudy too dear for eo fickle and onsubstan* than 20 pagee of the Meiroaolttaa, 60 far North West, they will find how abundant­ religious education to forty or fifty young tidalhing aa the praite of men. The vain For the Second Boott (if ased,) . 20 ly their spiritual wante have been provided for ladies, whose number is so fast increasing, 4B|)I may make aome aacrifieee of personal For the Beet Eotoff «» CtUkoHe Literal by Missionary enterprise. They will see the that to the very elegant and spacious buildings rature in the OnUed St^ett its present asso and indulgence to pufchase a banUe he great lake cities crovmed with splendid cathe­ they now occupy, they are obliged to add far condition, wi tha beet maana of pro- - m iftcowriderately values ; ** he nay aeek the drals and beatified with churches for the peo­ more considerable ones.| moting it; not bee Aiaa 20 pages of babble reputation oven at iht canon's mouth," the Metropolitan, 50 ple of different languages, with hospitels for When one considera the astonishing im b«M» will not lead a life of poverty, of sdf* For the Second Beot, fif need,) . 20 the sick, with colleges, with schools, for theprovement s and works that have been achieved diiMj^v^ of intense suffering, to tain it. FortheBettFteeeofPoettTj, . 10 education of both sexes, under the care of here in only nine yeare, by these good Sisters, Imtiiflxhl hiitorian would have blushed to brothen or the devoted Sisten of Charity and under their enlightened guide and Father, who $300 bsve given the 9tylitc« the name of men, but Mercy. Not with more celerity did the fabled found the place a wild prairie, we are almost The merits of tha different articles offered in competition for the preninms. will be deci­ th^ Oi^ristiaa writer regards them as wonderful armed men arise from the teeth sown by tempted to believe that the days of enchant inetiiioes of the eapabilittea of the boman ded by a competent eoaMaittee of literary gen­ Cadmus, than from the Bishop's first foot­ ment have not passed away. We understood tlemen, 'i'he namee of the committee will be frame undtr die sublime influence of deep re*prin t on these shores arose cathedrals, colleges, that this pious community removed, some given to the public with their award of the %»Sus principle. hospitals, schools, monasteries and convents. eight or nine yeare ago, from Philadelphia, Premiums. Should the contributions offered be of suffiebnt merit to arrant the commit­ But this is bbt fte Ofidy aspect in which they If these crowds of children of the Faith beteke where their property was burnt in the infa ; 4Mii£(meiAdUted; They v»ere living mono- tee, ia makiag the aarard. Urn money will be themselves te the vast plains and pnries of mous note that disgraced that city. When proBpaT paid; ia which eaee, all the articlea aanie not only of the reality and viulity of the flonrishing States of Michigan, Illinois, the visiter witneeses ^ fruitt of dieir pious «ent will become the ptaperty of the Publish- Cbriatian Faith, but, if the expression may be Wiseonain and Iowa, they will see them re labon. he is tempted to cry oat—O happy era; but if, from bek of amrit in class of the* lUlwed, (hey were Btandii« miasionariee— claimed and won to the Cross by the nume flames, which have driven to the prairies of contribatioBs, no award be aiada, then the ar* wonderfid tnstnm^ta in tlie^ hand of God in tbba iBf that daae nay ba raebfaned by tba rone ebarches and thriving Catholic settle Iowa, such and so good benefoctresses! writere. Tha eanfribaiiau abaald ba sant to eiwt^g tatpniri^ oomreiaioiM. Moltttndee mente, planted by the Apostolic seal of their From this hasty and imperfect eketeh I "7. Mt«f7»*y f Co., PwblUktn of the Mo-^ eaitt filiiji. tl|e miMt. djnmnt oMatriea to aee reapeetive Biabops, of whom it is bat jast to tropoUtm* Btitinmtt** nad tba name of Uw hope that a anfllcient answer baa been given to Mid Mv imm; ami b| their maoaa the emmd •ay, that ** diey have walked worthy of ihoir writer and tba Utb af tba artbb ahonld ba the assartfon that eeeaped from the lips of tha •riMO«^peiialntod into lOMte N«iona. Toeation," and fnlly corresponded with the eneioeed hi a iiabd btt^ aaaampaayiag each Very Rev. Ontor who bald forth before the artieb, bat ee|tai|b liffepJt. Miealsr tuMi oAmi maim atigakr and e» viewi of the Holy See in establishing these Laineter Provisional Synod, and wbieh, 1 OTAnibba fo> CamMHioa ehoald be forw !•• «« wo {fee txbikitBd new Dioeteea. If Uiey aeek to settle in Illi- am iadiaed to think, wan figardad by Rev.Bbhe d by the Ift 4 fifMar. •r Iho lifo of Esekiel and the noia, they will ind the many ehnrebes and I^IMaker himeelf rather aa an oratorical figare '•^^fcl^^JMMXN^^N^W^IW^MMW^Mifc^ jpwd wbieb they e8iMtod..ilw blee- aatilenmrts opened byHhe laamated Biahop of speaeb than a reality. 4j|^ wiitah iktr A. marmmo idlnmised and arightily improved by tha olbor. Uiere ie neither altar nor prieet." Let, tbaa, Cbariea Wlaoa, Umqf M tba aity,on tha •••^ Oawiian, iaiadiseolabia ftbor by eoa. the erowda of the diildren of the Faith con- eharga af maidar, aai habaa baaa held to bafl •Mm^ piiilee, i^by tho jvdgmeift of ny ShoaU the erowd of amigraate prefer to tinaa to pour into the vast domain of freedom.I B tha sum a< •tOMmmmwaraa the Uthaf ^Pi%» Mkund, or aiatatt af^my fo^^ try their fortone in Wiaeonna, %h0j will be­ Tbay nead not foar tha eoaseqnaaeea ia either Oetober. ThfaaaMMaTlbailolaraof the9fb of Jane have abo baw iWaem, aamed Qarrat Mwi. ll# jadleial irttanalin Sentb Oaniina a epiritaal or temporal foint ^K vbw. I^e Mn^ aMWMinr^tv 4Mtoe • £«ona» and no hold with snrpriae tha many riligions insUta- Barry, Pbrae C. BiaMtt aad M. Moaae. btmr tattoM of ite ehiaf dty, Milwaakia-««bov« btneaa of tha land b before tbam, aad evmy tba aeaaad AeeiaiaBt ITw|iB«ii af Aa Fire 1^ dl, tba mMMilegaj OathMlra)—urbMi omt- whara, eoooer or labr, will they nmat with partmaat. THE PITtSBUatJfi OATBOLIC. m ^a; .—~ , atory of eachliotkseseemeio be appropriated have,*' answertd the spokeswoman, we know| 10 gambling, which is carried on to a great ek- •The Oldett EttabUtlud Jtg^ttiv '^ttUlM^ ^T IT V'''Mn^' their chaneter perfectly well; we have read lent among tbem* At night the hideoue sounds every word of them. Why will you publish, FOR REMITTING MONET W'J of their musical—mr rather unmuaical^nsiru- G»*WTO«K .qr;]^EM?„Pp«*»Kei^The NBW such objectionable works?" " Madam," re­ nients are heard proceeding from the recesses -Orleans Beis, ip a^tqding tq ^he|«l»erou»coiUri plied the sly biblipole, with a smile, " we pub of their crowded dens, imparting a character fjQtiOBS made iq riortherri 4tt>B«,f0f the suffer- lish them for ladies like yourself, who will nev­ of nniqueness to the whole scene, rarely wit­ *fi in Ne1rX)rri»rt«tbbs6?ttei:— er read anything else." nessed in any other American city.—Slam fVan- A rejoinder equal to that ef Dr. Johnston to JAMES BLAKEfi^i^l Tfiese are btit tttnplik'ofa gynerous spirit ciico Paper. B08 10 My to (liDM haviDK friends in the the Somh. We record STEi^H POWER ON FARMS.—The Marquis of on so &ruia t>asts tluu mwukes canuoi oc««r, ii«f I them wiUt /eeliqgp pf qnaUoyed gratification out of your di^ionary." ••Madam," replied lie has remitted over halfs million or dollars wlj Tweedale h*e succeeded perfectly in working t^e gruff lexicographer, " you have, I see, been of«n«doll»r;a'*ar,wiilM>«ii a oompiauntof negleetof 4iMrs In Tiiin fdr ibch Bplfendl'd illuslratjons of frater English Agriculturist, Mr. Meohe, in a late ar­ part. salkindnessi * ' ticle says:—" There can be no doubt but that He can issae Passanser Tickets from Leiu^B,J erpooi,Gla$niwr, Cork, Belfast, DroKheda, Limeri Bob vn aiA one pe0ple<>~a nation of byotn very shortly every agriculturist must use steam Str Aloy8in§' Academy l^ort KasbiOaiw«y,Ledy bands are^aincicbei forUi w succor and ing machine, aVhoitgh like them, it has to pass ON IBia.AMI|„ io save. /!f . • •; through the ordeal of disbelief, doubt, and pre­ Geegraphy, Grammar, Mental and Moral Philosophy, Provinelat Bank of Ireland. Dublin. "The people (iff New Orleans will befr in con- judice. 4i committee of the Royal Agricultu­ plain and fancy needle work, and all other iiranches BRANCHSa. > that conititute a polite and finiahed cJacation. The Armagh, Belfast, Dowiipait^ck, •leni i«co5eetidti the -niUiStficent charities of ral Society give the most extraordinary ac< year will be composed of two sesnions, of five months Mallow. Mtrsbane. Attileninlcnidpn7, <^rtmirh. YEAR OK PK«TII-KNCE.—For a year past the advance, $ftO 00 Haitbrnigc, Kjl'keoq)-, IXingannoB, yellow fever h»f been ^^ing,with great yiru- ago an old subscriber who was entirely deaf, MUNIC and use of riaj)o, per quarter, 0 00 Waierford, Coteraine, ParnontoWn.' EiiuM. liandon, ^l<|o. lence on the coast of Soulh Ajnerica, and m a called at our office; and with the help ofaalate Vocal Muaic, •• 3 00 OootPhill, Ijimeriek, Ballyshannnn Honber of the West' fhdia Islands. At the which he always ^carried with him, we were Ualf-boarderst who dine and study in the Insti­ O.X SCOTIJkND i-iim tute, per quarter, 7 00 National Bask oi t^coUand, KdinburRh; and iti blS^ngi lelaad of Hayti, probaMy n6t less than one cqablcd to^onverse with each other. In the ftAjr towns in Seotluid. ••''• S^ course of our interview, he remarked that for For further particulars apply to the Superioress at ON FRANCE. hundred American olBcera and seamen have Messrs. Edward Btoaai k. Qo., Bankfrs, Paris. « dr«fi*0»f» of Bank Nolei. and are a sure way ofiicnding ,the connection ihu« formed was kept vp, but auy panot'theUld Counify. ^ ^ -< tke-British Oe^eul. Tttnonj^'bthers, felling a vie-" tomae river, 16 or 18 years ago he vvas trading M the tv*. A.r. T tAPSCOTtA tim-to the riEe»dfui disorder. At Bahia also, bear r)Q,ihing whatever when it was broken Ohio hver, and insde Pittsburgh bis hoSK. VVhen No. M aoaih sooct, Kewr JAMB.<8t, with their teeth.—7?tcAmohrf Va., Watch' Y/^ULUME IX. of thoSCIBNTIFIC AMERICAN ^OR BALK^A 1.0139 fret front by IW deep; " * commences on the 17(b of September. U is chief­ leather With t^e ribwbv.pi jpfrsoas kilbd ntatt. • fj «•? riii«> F 00 (eelstreet and a SO feet alley, with i^rpl ly devoted to tfce advancement of the interests of Me- tiro tttry hrickhouien. Pnce,«IW»;WoorKW ' ink wounded, is s^at^d, to, he as jToiiows :r- year» for (he bManceiclearefallencambnuiei thania, Jnveniert, Manu/aelnrrrs, and Farmer.*, by jl|(|i}ih«. Not iccideats. >KHled. Wotmded RcBSiai^^A- Russian journal, says the Cfni' JAMESBBLI X WSt publishea the following statistics, whieh- the diffusion of useful koowiodceapon tlisse important ™»y*t^%w ftktt at eOfner flWnith^iit^ January, .12 > ,25« 40 branchen. It is edited by men practicolly skilled in the recall to us the words of the Grand Duke Mi­ (TSl^ February, ' 5 . , LI arts and sciences, and i» widely regarded as a sound riffli Wnr^ Propeitf/ chael, brother of the Emperor Nicholas, who and able journaL Nearly all the VAIB ABU PATESTH «> two story.Irame faeuaos, twelve rottliNhttpiH March, said there was this diflerence between, the 4 ?5 65 which issue weekly from the Patent Uffio* are Ii,i.ns- ^ rcnCng each for 9140 a year, wUl be s#initfli| X^fil, Rnasians who became Catholics, and the Poles * ft 54 49 TRATEii M'lTH E.-ruRAvixos, and the Claims of all tb« cash; 9300 in hand, and ten years for the MhnMLjIli May, who embraced the Russian Religion; the first Pitents arc published in its columns: thus making the porfisct . -- -••» -" '-' ' ^^^' '5 6 19 lost their 4noBey io embracing Catholicity, and paper a per^cHSoisimiic ASD M«a**wicAC»E!rcT- may %\'~\t^&,\ 8«ca4 JAMES £LA||4|F II - d ' 22 the olliers embraced the Russian faith for the CLurcni 1 for future as well as present relereace. The **' . 2» 76 sole purpose of making money. Thi» will, SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN is very .xtensively cir- Qitlated-^ita circalation in the last Volume exceeding 11 acfaa of ground adjeininic tho fc explain why 1,47.1 Polish Catholics embraced Total, Aug. IS, ft5. ITB" 383 18.000 copies per week. , It i.i in form for bimiiog; -*-••- opposite Sharpsbjurgh, within 300; j^ 4 the Russhin schism in the coarse of the year. each Volume contains SKTCB^L HL-.<«Da£D ENnaAV- pfank road an^T contemplated railroad aiatifl Tiw Nnw i€oi«r^—'rhq Mw comet has There are in Rusiia 2,847,004 Catholics, iifos ami over Fotii Htrynnsii PADEK of lieailing excalleBt two atory housei fottr rooms etc. been visible at-Philadelphia,'Ntew Yotk; Bos l«70M8t> Protestanu. 367,176 Scbismatm Ar­ Matter, with an Index. The prar^ira/ receipts alone may 21^ JA^IfiS ULAl fat, Waalnoi^v^na^thik dlates. Thp New menians, 18,461 Catholip Armenians, 1,189,- arc worth to any family much more than the subscrip­ Vvork Commer4iit'tiVe)it^^]^at% tb be in the 801 Jews, 3,320,810 Mahometans, 100,0U2 tion price. R«moml. I northweatp^r^^Ai#1ieiVi^.sbobt twenty Buddhistff, 163,130 Idolaters; thus making a ThSo Pablishers offer the following valuable prixcs for ¥AME8 BLAKBLY, EuropomAgOnt,] itotalef 8,873,778 not belonging to the Church the largest list of sabtcribewBent in b^- the 1st of Jann- ** Agent and Conveyancer, haa lanoved I degree kbo|'q.th#ftbi^E(^fr.'^'' I^ nacleus. is ab­ the corner of 7th and Snithfield streets. •ol the State. Besides the 14473 Cetholic ary next:—1160 will be gjven for the largest list; $75 out the«iz«>«f'Jilfrilttr,*^^aad it has it Wfell de­ for the seeond; fSO (at the third; $45 for the fourth; $40 fined taiU nboutl Mr« 4^gH%B iH (extent. iSchismatics, there have jeiocd the Raseian for the fiaii;t36 for the sUtfa; 930 for the seventh; ^25 €*nreyan«lnir^ Church 2,703 Protestants, 1.882 Je,ws, 1,787 for thi! eighth; 120 for the ninth; |15 for the tenth; $10 r^EBOs, Bonds, Mortgages, Articloa of;; , AK INDIAN BA^^t-r-TW OsUfttcnia Ezo Mahotnetans, 1,150 Pagans, and U 3chiama- for the eleventh; and J5 for the twelflh. The cash ••-' Wills', Apprentices Indentures, and all J -messsays there w^.n^gbt, between the in- tic Armenians. > Of thoee who have embraoed will b* paid to the order of the suecessfuf competitor, nenta of wirhmg drawn np with acctirkcy 1 ditnat at the Empire Ranch, a few days since. patholieity, there are 66 Jews, 1 Mahoinetan, iaunediately,after January let, 1854. ^p.9-tf JAM98 Thfjr were drawn up on a plain in regular bat­ nnd 8 PiTOtestants. The offiovid Journal does TBaMs:--One copy one year, $2; one copj sis tle ain^y, th«! ^i$im§ t^tee or. four hundred !(^ussian Church tha^ have been converted to werp en^tged in j^ljiihm Thare wore three twelve months, $%%; twenty copies twelve months, 9S8, * "V, Au Land Wurents aoM by^jgy'l the Catholic Faith. in advance. I snteed to bo good. *" pied and neyM^niWWnded,: when vieiory JAMES Soathem and Westcrtt money taken for sabscriptions ap. ©-tf. cor. 7th and perched u^n tl^ buPMe e^ona of the parties, Too GOOD xq BE LOST.—'A correspondent Letters should be directed, poirt-paid, to who remained ;Qn.^il4e vtl«t}l9TMd, built firea. of the New York Times relates the following MUNN dt CO., liW,Faltoast.,N. Y. aqngt dance4* MA<^?8*'»*»y •**"'"'•*•*' °^ story:— As for advice, T tioubt whether anybody JVotice. HOMePATHIC PHYSICIAN : Office, .Vo 313 Penn ^i., above iliufd^fMir iwwfljiaper editor^ exeepttfd-^-get so tndch of npHE undprstgnedcontinues the manittactureand sals PirtSBURfiH. iulo mqiMiHiiiB*' ^ iuaitii case8o> iittle for it,as do pobtishera. ••• of Clothing, at the old stand, 368 Liberty street, whore he cipeoU,by close atttentlon to business, to re­ f|PPIGB hi^urs from B to 9 A. M., fro«J Mat)y.Q/)th$;tA,ca|i Veil f pod storiec of thoir eX' ceive a iair shaw of patronage. Mo would invit»ra^-k; wcreaiing demand lor wJiich has comiwiUMUVi trooM, av^ the loi %W. ''^•#l'" iby.bMlFoiev who wti« at ftfW tiktti abWJfc by to, hH^neaa, and^a doterminaUoti to pleaae, eatpeets «6 awaufikOiartaa aepattment;^ T-h* fcxtH^t vWfI 5»4i«»wa >» 'J '•'• i= ''^'*' ih# W*w»ty <>r A^if Meeult,: p«i-ina* »iplni ••j^'hc patronage of all who,may favoi nja with! th^. wtorcin tinioilMt^k^Qsorjilb i^|^,|ty' THB CHINKSE QUARTER.—The Cbinamei] b m^a^ftl^it tiiitt t^^ g^c^4er poffion <|f ^IB The aiieniK •Tlie I,.a«i,lteck. abd Fixtures of the frwin fetn^t o.h^5f..isX^^5rS'?n'^e".'t,^:S?quS» havti so<»8^)eiflii apifrb'piiating to themselves buonrcations we're unexcepiiot)able ip eveo the Liv^ .8tal4»,aji«t^'oi| Jrwin street, is oiTered bx aale ^tlllaTu:ii'*lt2Sv^*S£X Xi^^^illif^di»t^t»•ttmAv»»:W&M^^a^^ Severest criiicism on the scbire of moral char.L\IV. f l"-**!*;****!.?!^.:?^!-. .... t\g hi«rioiii '

Canylinr, Magfwsia" • . i^lj^frtilliiilihiiiniiTni M<^(l«»(eH 'Lxj^f^ J«4i(|s.jQ»M tkMottaljr .over^^tl)• li^ye you,, re^tl tlu»t or this»m Ipscaousoliu Opium, AMWaMfnaiA^ l rurr^iif. ^^f^ if iWftili>ia)bi tCilwlThiiii1lr'-Mjfa»">'lf^l*^i'*'*rf 'J^lnrtlf'ihTt'Tiii' ^t^ecoypiivtl^ P«rufed, ,»«Xliea pwbapsiV Afl" of wmcR the ai(b«ottberiiik«tra, p(BRirt»rj»»dl»hil himilwMiifited,>t6titiecthifttAiUfcd the pubUshfr,"YPU. are noj^,for}^i|i,flfl.; ^^ . ,««.^ «l!£f^??«*^. v amdeajwthtMntelit^ilie mmrM« S^.WW«Mr«l*ii#a>ii«t, aM da Truib Tellar, d« ha did when at the atand head of Wood Irtreet, and 72 CaiAMie TaUgrapb, •iVi iiO 5lJ^i/ifr« YOUNG LADI^' ACADEMY OF CaUioliv Mcrald. •amt Sbepbordortbe Vallrv, do .It?ii'0i1 'j^nlitWerfn VirgiiTAiley.) celled, kept on hand, and made to order; and all other •T. r&AMCIS XAVIBR, Anwnean Celt, tum U» CaUtolicIiMiiuctor, * fttt d« Itinda of RiU and Capt, at loweat ratea. Buy, and Jfe*r ¥oungMtov>n, ff^ettmortlandCo,,P*., 1 30 fj'.of ALFRED KBEVIL. i^ili •»» notliiiic *y^»3r' of exhlbiUng the ad CXSBK TIB CABB OVTRB aiSyo'te?"''"'"' '• "**"* "" •"* *^'^' Parwdisa s wMb rf* «?W*ic*» whick »»•• for iu obJ«ct toM . Hamembar the aign of the American Flag, 147 Wood atreet. may 38—tf SISTERS OF MERcr. .«.tl'*J,ul"***"^*"° band allth.A4avr.cwi CeUiaiie PabHea- [)imi w Holy iW%»«, to i«ip«tf#liai» T. XavierH Aeadeaty elTer* pveallar advantage* to yoaag ittt^t *nd to fawtrt •Hi—»bte «al«rtoia> S ladies who wic^io receive a solid and refined edacatien. A. jTerwli, DWrriW, withoataar taenleeof beattb ItU*itnated aboni two miles Ti^iMa ime Arts It teU M • tsowiilwpoite I^FPICE, No. 11 Wylie atree^ near the Court from Yomngstown.i none of the moathealtby sections of West­ ern Pennsylvaaia.sBfieicBtly elevated to command from aver* SSSwinfioenca of;U» frivoloo. sad d»ng«oo« ^-^ HoDae. All work warranted to give perfect aatia- point au extenaive view of the deligbtfol eoiwtry which sar- "rySTiMfthr-'r'"'! ttM.ffniM »/aror tewninrrW* fretiott, or no ehaige. may 14—1£ roand* it. The buildiag* are •pactoo* and elegant—capableot NELSdN'S acoommodaiuig apwards of one hundred boarder*. Tbere ii ^^^^ _^V»ll tki« ii ndficieridy ob^boa toth a ample play-ground. The wate rand the product* ofthe soil arc f^^ga i»d naat ha»a. iu weitht in the en- ezeelleai and abaodaat. POST OFFICB BUIW)X||0, THIRD STRBKT. BANKERS AND BROKERS. Parent* may reit*ati*Ged that every neeeasaryauettiioBWill ^ajfi^' ii>r tJTtHfation of • reliftooa yariodical be paid to.tbe comfort oi the children placed aithi* inaiiiatktn; riKENJfflgES taken of i;ck or d«cea*c(iperrsouiiiuc- a w^. an panoftbeeiiymorth>>fi)iv. •' .1 • . Tiov It^y. ^''f^ *^\ut r ^oe y eaT» 5 00 10 00 TKRMfl. Rlitcliel 4k ,i»»Wer, I Go|HM for one year*. 8 OOMPOUNDED on atrictly acientific principlea, Board and Tuition, Wa*hing,Ac.,(payabl«ln aJvaneelpei 15 09 1 and ia one of the beat Medicinea known for the era­ *e**fon, ... . •fiOMI ATTORtityS AND COUMSfiUORS AT UW, Mn*ie,aadthea*eoflbePiano.perqnarterlarter,, . - 800 dication of WORMS. It ia pleaaant to take, and doaa M ' . • Qficeon, FumnkilreH, a/indter^bel^w SmUfj/teU. 9» 00 Uaitar, > - . . . flOO not coalaio any GALOMBI. or any deleterioaa drug, Vocal Music, . . . •£-«ia«iJ*' SM .^a afc»Ta(tarau it wUl be jeen that our pap^ la whoae action may fon injuriooa to the tender organiza­ PaiatiBgand Drawing, . ^*l»ll3 * 900 O^etion. made and CooveyBnmBg ,i«.,.'l o'l:^.," S 00 I _ laalS—if. ^4Jip» oT tU chaapeat-CMUoBc penodioOa m thia tion of children.- .' ' ':*^ PMBOh do. 500 '^, ai^ no other coEkl^iog the aame amount of Italian do. • • . . . . aooo ftYMPTOMB OP WORMS Harp, wiili uie onn*ir«meai. , -

eaa b%fir«»M4 W *VUi|^ "»"• modataW ^ . • . If yon htfve an appetite ooattnuatly changeable from Dancing, at the Ma*ier*s charges, 9 00 lyth Mtrett, a,/ew door* b*lov) J^mvUkfuU, Tlie Her.Xllatty* »ni all othera, aniiooa for the Stailonarir, per aoaum, 3 00 one kind'offopd. to aaotiMii;|hid.bnath,palM ,in the Physician'* fee* and Ajledieiae*, do., • atomachi pi^kftig at this HIOMI, ttairdneaa and'fninaaa of NedediMttontbr aec/denialVbaeac' ,exceptwben occasier- -^^^^—^piibnci n general,thaibAhaswansaa sii*". the beliy, dry nough, alow fever, pulae irregular, remem' «d by sickne**. i|Mitaaii4,O^nM|f0i4w«t#. ^ , PerfBTtheipartiaatarsapplytotheSiqierioressonheConveM «bb.»r^cn^*i.V,!*^*^*••*W««*««V. MaaraeMSeSSi. ber that all theae denoto WORMS. There can be no _ ^ Biereb la—if. !..iV_'L.*.5v**'.*'"*«*'?'"«» '»•»««. AsMjasBbseriberiniS miatake, and you ahoald at once apply to aome certain §c Francis* Academy tor Boys, h!l-.f *".' ?*•'• aitention to ike-biWAaTttewrtoflSdraad^ remedy. *J1!!!?^!? ,^'* '• I've 'I the aatisniiox ne^eVsarj to enar.' LortNo, Cambria County, Pa. (hareo/pBbltc pairAndge. WHAT SHALL YOU TAKE! HIS tMSTlTOTION. in charge of the FrMMlaean apnJ*—ly T Brottiera, and distant four mile* from the direct mail Thia ia generally the firat queatioo, and of courae it route betweoa Pbtladelabia and Pui«burgh,wlll,o« the first STITOTION l» «it"*to<» >» » "".^^iS^' • propw ^uettion. Your firat inquiry ahould U,ifl Monday in September, be te-opened for the reception of Pu­ P. M'ST:EEN, pil*, who will be Instmcted in any of the following branches i^ati^iUpatt of "•'*!^'*fT|7'^T hate Womu, or if my chUd ia aimiUrly jiflected, where ttwrLancMt'et Turopika and Coinmbia lUiU of an Elementary and Liber ed«eatloii:>- BftASS FOUWOER AW) 6A8 FimR, can I find a aura and oertain curet I do nut vrant to Raodingi Wriung; Arithmetic; BMlisk OramnMr; Aneient iof which paiaillnt are Can you aaa your dear little ofiBiprtng auffer with kereliief*,*ix pair* of Sioakingr, four pair* of Drawer*, six Worma when they can be removed at once? Can you Towels aed three pairs of Boouor tiboeo. The healthy loration of thi*eitabli*hment,together with the iAW£^ ifWAW * €o»7~~ * *f ^' **%. E. !\lOilA:RTY, D. D.. O. 8. A., aee youiachild tormented with pain, and threatened with piclureique accnery—the varied and exten*tve proipect all ANUFAQTURERS o/,W«U Paper & B« r^ PaeaniiEHt. aroond, so beae&ciel lo yoathftil asinds—mast render it desir­ ita life, when, for twenty-five eenta, you can aave ita M_, d?r».aUo?Wntmg,f^U»itrtiatin8. Tea.and able as a place of Education. :* «. A. MBAiqpfiR. o. s. A., liftl You cannot be indifiEsrent to diia appeal—eve^y The atteidlon ofthe Brothers lo the tntetleclual,Moral and WrappingPepert, Wooxt,pt^t,,fi^low DuuaQAd AI- (ediBg i& % parent'a bosom riaea up againat a eool and Religions (mhure of Boys entrusted lo their care, will k« unre ,36—6m. .-H?>'^ !''r»;. V- >*/? •- milting;aad to render thaiaueniion *ffeetiv*,the discipline • '' ". ... «ep.3,7-~If' deliberate indiflference aa to the health and happineaa ot will be exact, yet mild and parental- New Books. ihoae Uttio onea entroated to your care, nurture and A half yearly aeenunt of the health, conduct.and literary "!« •«-; >««'fiOO««^ :• t w pnsgrasSfOleaeh Pupil, will be traasmitted to hi* parent*or Hi.*? J.,S (protection. Watoh your children, and aee if the eymp* RBCBlVBt>-3i.XtC0«U9Mba <»Si"»l*"A^*I*V gaardian. DENTI&T, of the KeliciouaSuie, or l.4aa»r Worii* bf St. AI tonka We have mentioned ahow themaelves, and if ao, go All letter* addretaed fpoRt-pjird] to the "Superior of the -retaiiiiK to ihe1teUi^o«B9iaM^thi«1iule work bimlt 4U once and aireat the com[riainl. It would be adviaa- Praneisean Monastery, i««'atoil from iheI\*U«npf «Ji. Ue forovery mother to keep a bottle in the house, where Rev.Dr.O'Conaor.Bishopof J^-^—AH work w«KauJed, aj^d if, not pt^itfleeHy nu M. L.iitM[n,h[ieVediU*a,wiibdevoiicmfT6rJ«aM. Reference may be made to Rt. .«»..~..w ..^.._.,».».r—I ^.. £. ^ ^,.,.. ,_^_ it can be handy at all times. The coat is comparative- Pitttburgh,and Rev. J A.Oatlagher.Loretto.c T . n—1...--.^.._-.Cambria County„ I iBttsnictary«att*fiictary, no charge wilTbe mademade,. de-;. SJ7—-tf. T an_d . lio.yOaaiBHMlaNr\ >«-..._...I.... 'Pkrh•»e=. Lif"•••>t.ire>• oA—f/ (bturn—•e' ——BteNeILtmmmmA—d j, ,. •cpi. ti—<1m. MHV.or the I.Ui wfl«a«J,«ran«laiednroatbaFfefch; ly notbing bbeOerbet. RoiSeladlhe Abbey, by the Abthor pf BfiiUMah«r,par«iUa,lha" t ihben$aek*i Worm Sgntp Dyspepsin or lildttfestion N. P. A G. L. Bv PETTEBMAW, ''• . The Life tif Oirr.at.-bv do Linny Paganlvm in , from the PraasboC \^ ver Rongear deaHoClaaa is the beat and pleaaanteat remedy diaojvered for the CURED BY DR. RADCLIPF'S ALKAIINB AvToatsrsy• AT *AW, M«»,by tm Atibe Oaane. Letter* front icHUlf, cop- 'completo eradication <>f WDB.<«B. DIGESTIVE BITTERS. _ «ean»i4«a

t«tr««tHn»epl«tle«froia members of the IGESTION is the proceis by which tboae part* of our Qffleeon Fourth ttreet, between Wbod anS Smttftjle^ aMMibiiNOa>n«4<«dt»,r«mia,iU!.- The AdvantMoaitar.er (J3^ i*rtc« on^ 7\(«iity-Ftt« Cent*. ^ fbod, which may be employed in the formation and repair aiaSsaof piftasiwleatiMS aadsalatarr praeUMS tisriba boiy D J. N. H0BEN8ACK, Proprietor. of tbe tissues, or m the ptoonetion of beat, are made fitl o be Collection* andtegalbusines* attended to iruhe tooatie* IIIMM AA*«at. The Fsicst,lif i. V. HoiitlaiRon, Author o. absorbed and added to the blood. Indigastien i« generally the Beaver,Buller, Mercer.and Lawrence. .>iall>.;y\ iiSi«a<> tMlf Aboa. Tb« above, witb a vefy iarife aaaon- O. H. KBYSBR, 140 Wood atreet, Urst cause of those harrassi ng affertionf ofthe l^tomach, Bowel* diMarmabastOaibatieweckattoreaia.wtaotesaleead retail^ only wholtaale and retail Agent fur Pittsburgh, and Kidney*, *uch as veld erttoations, fiata1enc<',pafns In the MT^^^ . OBO QUIOLKYW stomach, tide, hack or shoulders, nervousness, gieaimaaeular . J. W. RlcCLOfWJfiT. • -i'" '• aM,f|.lf Bookdore, Fifth itceat. ang. 7->t£ prostration and debility of the whole bmiy, thai uit&t* the per­ son afflicted,for any erijoyraent. and mate*bim a constantsob- ATTORNEY AND COUNSIUOR AT LAW, IMPORTANT TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH )ee« of melanchol^ or depves»ioB of spirits. These terrible p^9mot,0rmMJm aroma, »ympto«s are sore attendants on allea*e*ofbaddige*uon,ai»d , PlTTSBUKtitt, J?A«. ... HERNIA OR RUPTURE. are calculated to render all ihote afflicted witb them tbe piost OFFICE ly B.IKEWKLL'S m;n.t>iN(:s, GBAWT ST i'~-Mi A; MoMULLEN, unhappy and miserable persons in the world Ifthe stomach, pppe«t te th e CaHtt Uou»e\ HE invention of Dr. HCSBJIBD'* Truss hr.s rendered the the great reservoir of that which i* intended to be converted BtLMPEK^^akfUm WiMMJLOK, T cure OI this dieadful disease a matter of perfect certainty; into blood, to renew the syitem. i*deianged,howcanlt be ex­ nov.ai, 1846—tf. ^o.Wa LiaaavT ST., CORXKB or Giaaito:« ALLXt, atid the man who will now allow a Uemia to proceed until a pected that tbe various organ* receiving their supply from tbii flCPORMS ait friend* aud the pabttci|i{it he remiAns at the rondiltonof ihangs is produced that nothing can alleviate but sootee (honld be i:i a healthy nonditkMiT Cure the »toraRch. £. WILBLinrs, -*aidilaad,reeepUroeeiipiedby Vf -AAL-CMollfULT.EN, theknifeef a skilllnl surgeon, i* wholly inexcuiable. A nip- let good biood be elaborated, and the nerve* will become sirone; aadkaaaahaoAik^davsartateat stb*vCMaua*raB,Veit- tare in iuordinaiy form, may. with propriety, be left to the per­ the liver wii; perform it* funetiun>i the sore and inSaroei^kid- MARBLE MASON AND VAULT B:;ILUEB fa«,^.,w||iib be will iafke to ' jrin ibe 'J^tx audmoii son aihieted aud the inu*-makcr;but to go *> many peraon* do, ncy* will puton a healthful action,the flaciil muscle* will gath­ wilboMeven a bandage of any kind to ri^iaiir it, often render* er force aad vigor, and the whole system will pat on a newness Comer of Liberty ttreet and Irinh"'t ,i -T* oppbttti WyMbia IMRiar, Mi'easbaBble prieer. thaeasepeTfecttyoiunanagaabI*. and lead* to what in termed of action thst will astonish the suderer. Or. RadrlidPs Bitter* head of Wood ttreet, tteiolictuttae attentionofpurcha*er*tohi**took eKre«h Fall Suvogulated Usfnia .which oAcn ha* no relief but in a*urg cat will do nil t'ii». Try it, and you will not be disspnointed. aad Winter Uo«U now on hand.believyig thai be e|w sait the prTTSBlTRGH, taHei^reverT^e who will favor htm WTtb a «all. All gar- operation, In the Tmastowhich we invite the attention ofthe 1»ricrt T8 rent* * bottle. Prepared by Dr. KEYSF.R, Whole­ anioted,ibere i* every luperiortiy over the irosac* and band­ sale and Retail Drug Store, 140 Wood street.Pituburgh, I^. rVS'hand,and taadeio order»Qj»«inentA; Aloa»mFarni«h' ifo«s of pressure that does not twlong to any other instfumeni n» Devlin A, Co., tagOoods,Ac. «f every deaer^tioii. tepi. t&-tf. lif ith whieB wa ara aepuaiHted; and will retain any rui>tnre with ease and romfori to the wrarrr- Ctiyficinn* of the hi)ib- MPORTERS and Dealera in Foreign and Dotaestic in. COSTELLO eelvtanding in the profe*«ion have given tcMimenv to It* great I Liquors, and Rectifying Uistillere, No. 63 Smith anpeviority overtbeordinary truMe* in um. The Tru** of Dr. Between Wood tmd Smith/kid street*. MANUFl^CTURER OF TIN, SHEET Hubbard wlH cnVe one half the raae* of ordinary Ruptiire. field street, near Fourth, Pituburgh, Pa. We aronid advi*e*the atBicied to make application in time. may 14—6ma. PITT8DtrRGH,>A. IRON,.AND COBiPER WARE* QT'RefBreBees ofthe highestcharacterean be given in this ICr This House hasheen very m|ieb)»|Uar|ed SAdutpfovcd oity, by calling ou the Agent. FINANCE COMMITTEE OP ST. PAUL'S NEW fraveters and Boarder* will he acCftmiBodBted oo the ma iVb. 87 jFI/ft >ffp0tf, iMsr M^ionit JMl. I'ertonx Ironi a distance can have them sent, by lending the CATHEDRAL. feasoBableterms. PamiUeicaab«'iiiibBli»tfwltbntiT«teroom RDERS for ettfetes til bi| line Will receive prompt aiten- mea«ure round the body--,, ' ^^.^ ^^ . uly »-«m» p. IN^LDSDY. P»o|>ritM|< ^ra tl83 p«r aonom, JaonoB Dignan, T John McUoooagh, mars. Arithmetic, PtactichlGeometry,ana Afeoaura* l^fabie halC-yearly in advance. , The only «ztn tterges 120 WOOD STREET, NBAR FIFTH 6TKBKT, Thoo^aa Gaoghagan, John McUermott, tinn. BoAk-Kceping, History, Geo|r«phy, Drawing, •%lar Muaic and Drawing, (which are optional,) each PITTSBURGH, PA. Jamea McDonakl, The above gentlemen are authoriaed to reo^ve auh Vocal Music, Dotany, Agticulttire, and iWtioiltiif* Mftper annum; and for German aad ^jpB&iahi (also sept.jy—tf. , >-K acriptioaa for tha ereetion ofthe New Cathedral. TERMS. •pUonai,) each Sift per annum. Tba Stodaota are alwi^ya noder tha auperviaion and rilC UBAHX HOUSE. Per Quarter for Boaedin^anti-Tiilrien, (payBblf BUILDING ColwfMFTTBE. in atlvnncf,) ' Clg Wttnri of ^^t ftjtbt^i* and TiMo"' knd form but Corner of fourth and Grant ttreett. Day School for-Kxtern*. Tuitloii ptecqitarteT, 3 •M fitmil^^tut them. Aa all i(re instructed ii> the Rt. Rev. Dr. O'Connor, Rev. E. Me.Mahon, HE soiy*criber ha« leasrd the large and well known Hotel, LukeTaeiie, John Mel>evin, 'i'lie postageof Lottery, Bobks.Sthtionrry, Doctoir^a piAifiplai of the^atholic religion, and required to oom- (late Lamartine House) at the corner Of 4ih and Ofant Fees, Washing, and Btddittg, form extrra ehftrga;«c T John Coyle, John <<)uinn, Ar with iu obIi«^(|oa, jnoue but CathpUc {Mttronage is •treetn. Pitwbargh. wbieb ha* been repaired and new:y biied tnay l)i> rurni!ihedb^rarentil.''T)liiaS(1io!asticy«Bfwill «> III all iu apartment*, conn to cive >i iari{er,«nd more libera P. .Molvany, Matthew McGinn, •dkited. SBCommodjiiion tt>traveller» and bourdert. His iarder will b* oni'n nn the Itt Tttcfihiy^f September, and will b« Tootha not qualified to «otw oo4h«CoHegtat* eouraa, slocked with ibe roott choice brands the market can aflbrd, ami C. Ihmsen, 0. L- B. Feltermoa, finiilied the last Ttiesdby of |\Mbr> tfenel^ut Oatholk VBtdimttod into tha Preparatoij Departmanu his Barfurnished with the bast, lie •rottid respecifolly solicit John 8. Ooegrave, N. G. Murphy, hoys are admitted. a Kh*r« 01 publio patronage. Jamea Biakiay. Michael McCtoakey,] Addrest—^'y. L. Mcri|ii/Dayton, Mopfijomciy ^H^ McCAPFJlEY, D. D. A lew mare respeelablebosfnlertcan beaecomiaodaied; Jamea McCalte. «• , F^rttidtnL aprtl IT—W B. PERRY eountv,<^>'>^- July IS—V IS! THE PITTSBURGH CATHOXIC.

•s-lir CHINA.—A letter from Canton^ of the lOih jy The anprecetienled avecsM of Dr. Urb»n'a Anti- CLOTHING STORii! TBRRIRILV ROW AT NIAOARA pAtLs.—A'to*! Bacchanalian juatiAes ua in rrcomniending it to all who ''gma fhlh, JtugtM W.-^A great eicHemeni of June, states that two envoys of the insurreo;* are afflicted with that teirible DiiKAas for which it ta WM occasioned Sere ytkHrity among ibe col­ tionary government of Nankin had had a long dengned a« a ramedv. We ara aaaured it ia fully what JOUjy Jni^€JL09M£JEV J* Cd ored population by the arrest of a negro waiter, conference at Shanghai with Sir George Bon- it i« repreaentail, and that in the hundred and thousanda OR.MERLT of the celebrated Clothing 1^^ named Watson, at the Caiaracl House, who of caaet where it haa been used, not a single failure has F Liberty street, which haa won aQ unbo«oii^l|C! was charged with the murder of a man, named ham aad the other European residents. The occurred. See advertisement in another column. * larity under the name of the THREE BIO HQSI Jones, committed at Savannah, three years result of this conference Was satisfactory to ilie have, for the purpoae of acquiring more apace bi^i Dr. I*l*Um(li immense bustue«s, removed tu the spacious buiJiKa^ since. English. One of these envoys, whose name the corner of ' "" ~^ " The colored persons believing thst it was a IJAS removed his olFiCv- to his rcaiJi-nce, 83 Fifth is Peuagkem, is a very iiitcligent man, :ind has *•* strttet, .Id door abovi? .SmithlieliJ sireeU DIAMOND ALLEY AAD WOOHM • » iprettnce to carrying ofl* a fugitive slave, raus-great credit with the array and the confidence april '2—If. ^tered about three hundred strung, and sucoeed- Where they have now the meet ^^ ed in rescuing the prisoner. The oflficers be­ of the chiefs of the rebellion. He was about John K* Downing:, SPLENDID STOCK OF CLOTK^ ing detertniQed not to be thus defeated, called to sail (or Europe on a special mission. 279 TAberty street, opposite Seventh, AMD -'7. to their aetistance abotit three hundred Irish \!i a constntit supply uf (.^loths, Cassiineres and Vesting*, of newest styles, which he will prepare READY MADE CLOTH» railroad laborers, and a terrible conHict eosued, yiy W,M. J. BAKE WELL intend* to opm • Day H That has ever been ofTeied to the public. ' to otdur with taste. RBAOV MADE goods always ' during which "many were injured. The ne­ Their principal object for tbis removal, is to |jt] School for • limited number of young LuJiei, not ex- on hand, together with Hat*, uf all grades; also, Trunks, more facilities for tho groes were finally rotted, and the prisont^r re- coeding tiAeen, on Monday, Sept. 5th. Term*, $25 Valises. Carpet Sacks, Uutbrellus, dtc; a handsome eaptured. Watson was taken to uuflalo, and p«r half year. stock of lifentlnmon's furnishing good*; all of which will U'llOLESALE TRADlte is now on his way to Baltimore iu custody of Comer of .\nne street. Bank Land, Allegheny. be offered at low prices, for cash «nly. ap. 30-tf They arc prepared to sril Goods at the ^ the officers. CATHOLIC ALMANAC ASTO OUDO FOR 1853, LfmE.ST EASTERN PJi/CMSt ifew Orleam, .Aug. 27. L'ST RERECEIVEC D AT GEO. QUIOLEY'S And they will warrant them to be aa goed tgk The inu«ilcnl World anil Times. J jan l—tf Catholic Bookstore, 5th street manufactured in the Union. PROORESI or THS Eni»BMio.—The number A new volume of the Neio York Munieal World and ClJSTOnf WORK, % of cases and deaths from the prevailing epi­ 7Tme» will be commenced on Saturday. Sept. dd, 1853, The SpUBWife. IV Til sisT aTTLK, Avn vpoH THX eaoBTsergmn, demic, continue to show a favorable decrease. when many improvementa, auggeated by the past year'a UST RECEIVED-PartS,andihel*at,ofiheSp«wirroi They have on hand a full and lieautiful ssiMMi J ihe Qaaan*tSaerel{aTalaorihetimssofQus«n Klizsbcih, of CLOTHS and COATINGS, for • The total number of deaths for the 24 hours experience, will bo introduced. It baa taken a year to by Pnui faMMrgrass, ICMJ , Aatboroi Stiandy M«Kr all ardent spirits whan AND ^ the week, or until Thnreday, when both the 3J. Thorough Reviewa of Muaic Booka,—-by which strictly taken accoriiug to dirrctKini, and will reatore Ihe Choirs and other Muaical .\aaociationa will know for individual lo iheaainn alAte ot aoOriety iii which lie was before No. 181 Smithjield Street, PUttbt ' eases and deatha commeuced falling off, and be ever drank a drop al the ardfiiit, and he will not have the THKoniversally acknowledged superior what worka to expend tbeir money. lean de>ireCor Inioxicatins drink* vessel* named below,will sail from Liv* have so continued up to the present time. 4(h. Truthful CriticiamaofConeertsand Performers, liilempetance is a diseaae; and as aurh the greater (he ex- erpoolonlbe tal.Slh, lOth, t6lh,a(Hh,and oe*i in drinking the more speedily ia ihe disesae developed, DSth,of each month.insuring no delay ia^ Should the epidemic, therefore, not go be —by which the public may learn the worth of au Art- and to fmcli the Bl.kir is pretcnied aa the balm ofGilsad—(ha Liverpool, OS is loo frequent ibe ease la. yond its' rav^[M of the pMt fow days, the iat before wasting their money upon him. oilofsonaolalion, ssapeandperf'tct reitoration. ethei Lines. PsssengerabroUffbiihreegii* 6th. Buainesa Information on Muaical Afljirs.—This Tlis nuiie fully devrloped i* the diaaaae the more salatary in less iioss by tbu Line than any othsr. report for the coming week will show a falling and powerful the ctfecK ofihi* Klixir, at oner destroyuiR ihs Black Bull E.la«t. off of several hundred. is of great importance. Does a Teacher, Chorister, appetite for spiriia.and restoring the inne of the aiomsch to a, SHIPS. CAPTAINS. Organist or Singer wish for a situation!—doea a School, healthy an action as it was before drinking • drop of ardent The weather to>day (Saturday) is bad for apiriit;aiiij when iiitemprranca baa aatum'-d thia diaeaaed Isaac Webb, T. B. Cooper. a Church or a Family wish for a Chorister, Singer, Or> form. rea«onii meaiurablvdethrsned.tbe wilitu a certain ri- Wright, F. G. Furber. the sick, and it is feared that the reports fur ganist or Teacher?—doea anybody wiah to know where tent liecomea unaovernabie.untilolisu.alaa: many havepass- W. D. Coursej. ed Ihe beanda oiaober reatraiiil. and Ihoegh ihsy may desire, Monteiuma, to-morrow will show Rn ioeretM. The deaths to obtain an Iiiatrument, or Book, or piece of .Muaic ofj in tueir sober moments, lo abandon the use oflbatwhichisso Manhattan, £. W. Peabodr. . for the twenty-four hours ending this mornifig, any kind, what it coata and how to get it!—'this he will rapidly proving their bane, they cannot, unaided, and no aid Fedelia, W. Purbei. be able to aacertain by reading the JUtuieal World and has ever been tendered auch, with «ucre«a. ant il the diaeovery s were 185, o( which the yellow fever mortality of Or. Urban'auevsr failing Anii-Bac-cnitnalian Klixir; aincs New York, A. C. MarahaO. Timet; if he be a aubscriber, we will willingly second which tiiae none arc led without eieuae, aa the moans neees- Yorkshire, L. J. Brigga. ^ was \h9\ four oiore ihm yerterday's report. him in aecuring his object What an immense saving ssry to destroy the taate and again enthrone reason, bringing tb« will into perfect *uh|«ciion. by ex'raeiing the poiaonous Great Weatena, D. 8. Shearsasa. f It is estimabd that not more than 15,009 on- of time, annoyance and expense, might, in this way, be aiiiig and innipiation ol the sddi;r, are pUcnd Within every Columbia, J. M. Bryar. acclimated persons remain in the city. aaved to people in all parte of the country! man'* reach: tlioa«,tber«fure, who hereafter fill the grave nf 6th. Domestic Muaical Newa, from all parte of the the drunkard nuat do ao by choice, and iiol of neoessity' Red Star l.iae. BaUitnoret Aug. 20. matiera not bow near it you may now be. West Point, F. P. Allea. United States. A* the Klixir i* the muai powerful puriSer ol thebftod,the OpKRATiOKt or Tn HOWARD ASSOCIATION. 7th. Foreign Musical News, giving a succinct atate- seat of alldiaeaaas.ii has been used with great sueeeao, and Underwriter, F. Shipley. —The New Orleans Bulletin of Tuesdsy last, ment of everything going on musically in Europe, and labig'ily recommended in roasa uf D(*liriiuii Treinena, Dya Waterloo. E. Hwrvy. pepsia.Rpilepav, Nruralgia. I.ivsr Complmnta, Ooneral DO' Conatellation, E. P. Allen, t received by the Southern mail of this evening, chronicling the movementa of all artiata of celebrity. biliiy,Piles,and all kiadsof Fevers, li istke b«s( aliernaiive 8th. Practical IiM'.ruction in the Science of Music. known. St. George's Lisle. 'ves an account of the operations of the St. George, — Crawford. 9th. The Discussion and (if poaaiblr) Settlement ol lO" The Ami Bacchanalian i* neatly put up and labelled. Boward Association during the prevalence ofj With full direcllona accompanying r-aeh bonis. Price S3 per St. Patrick, — Helbert. Quealiona of Mtuical MomenU-^uSuch questions have the fever. The whole number of patients lioitle. On receipt of the ab»v« sum it will be sent, free ol John Stuart, (new CKp.) — Steel. already been discussed and satisfactorily settled in this charge, to anv partof the Uailed :!(|aie*. All letter* to be pre­ paid. To be hadfiotnalllhe principal Druggiaiainihe United Racer, do do — Ferric. under their care, op to the 20th instant, was journal. We ahali very soon commence a series ofj HUMS. URBAN A DIDI.AKR, Ben. Adams, de ahip, J. DewmrooDd. 4554. Of these 2201 have been discharged earnest articles on Church Music ' 66 Third litreei, Louisville, Ky. And. Foster, — Wattermaa. curted, 723 died, and 1000 remain under treat­ 10th. Translations from French and German Mu­ America, -~ Lawrenea. ment. The expmsos of the Association were sical Writers.—Our facilitiea in thia de|iartiaent are DR. URBAN'S W. Ratbbane, now unsurpassed by those of any journal whatever. — Spencer. ^ over $1500 per diem, and nurses and homes Vegetable Fever and Agnm Powders: Southampton, 11. Biographical Sketchea and .\iiecdotea of cele­ are provided for IttS parentleas infanU. The Silas Grvenman, brated Muaidana. The only sure remedjr every krn>wn for Chills — Spencer. Assoeiation has 800 a^iiniesin their employ. E. C. Scranton, 13th. Choice General Literature. and Fever, and warranted to cure, in all — Spencer, The Howard Asweiation have extended Here we have a dosen important featurea, any one of| The above ahips are furniahed wiib ihs 1eal, Mlba.ofRiee.Slbs.ofr roltoo, where th0 fever is very bad. Muaical Warld and Times; and in supplying them all MINUTKii.lcHviiig no Favcr Hferiho Chill»; very *»ldoiii r»- ofMelassas, 1| lb. of Tea, and l^uarttofWatsr^ iiuirKg in«re than O.NK PUtlK to make a I'KR.MAiNKNT cine and Msdicat atleniianee frea of charge P. MORTALITY or Nnw YORK.<—The number there can, we think, be no question as to the value of|CURi ^ A great number oi' caaea, from two to Ave yeara* Ijverpoof through lo Piiisbnrgls,Sttl, all the Cover of deaths in New York during the week end­ our journal. •tafdiiig.havr beenCURKU with the FIB.ST D09K, and the j inci Now, we would remark, to fumwh all that haa been Ohill liait never, aa yel, returned. The bnauiy of Ihia medi­ Orders from the eoantir y punelaally attended to,l ing the 27th Auguit was 614. cine la, th.tl It atopa the CbiH in TWKiVrv MINUTKit.or sembyrewrnefinail For passBge.er remittaiH specified above involves the £aithful labor of at leaat ra«,and the patient wililMtnrire ly clear I'lom Fever after the W. B MeCONLOOUE, four men: men, too, who are familiar with music: in Jhill, which la not tha-eaae whrn No 181 draitiiasid St.. i It haa aupiirseded all other preparation* wherever ii ha* been ^ thia respect our position is different from that of other iniroJueed. | PITTSBURGH MARKETS. journals more general in tbeir character. Men of mu­ Read what the Btliloraoftbe Liouisville-Oemoeraisay from Urofwrlesv dec. thai r own obaeivaiias.-— 400 bags Rio Coffee; VaioaT. Sept. 9, 1853. sical knowledgp and capaetty who are, at the same linir, "Or. Urbau'n medicine forihe cure of chilla and fever ho* 40 pockets Java " writen, are dilTicuU to find. Hitherto we beve done effected iu>me woiidevful cure* in our o'vn niidsi. A yeung Gfoeeries—Good Mttlaaaes ia selling at 39 cent» the beat we could; but lately we have been more fortun­ mau who hat maided (itr aevnral yeara in {.ouiaiaua, reached 50 bxa. &'a and S'a liump Tobaeeo; per gal. Sugu^-PriMB N. O. Si ets. par lb. OXTee ate in securing aasistance; particularly in our friend Mr. .New Albany a few week* •iiiee, weak Mid emaciated—liter­ 20 kegs Pitu. Plug and Va. TrnktM —3«le* of Rto at 10| eta. per lb. Rico—Salea at bi ally worn out phyairaliy, with long enniitiueU chill*and-Javert Emiliui Girac—a graduate of the Paiia Contervaioire He mads a .borlatay at the hoase of Ju«lge Smith, where hia 100 half cheau Y. H., 0. P., Imp.sill«'" Profikiont—W« quote Ham* at 91 ets. Should de Mutiqne, a pupil of Cherubini and Reicba, and a old diaaasa eoniinaed with no laaa aevsviiy than at the home varioua gradea; «t8 Ci cts. per lb. UiMete>-Regular sales at 8aAi ets inlrf>a siaiia. ilavkagexbau*iedalmo«tevery remedy hnown 50 Catty Boxee do do per lb. gentleman of long muaical experience and of very dis> to the medical profession, he procured a box of Dr Vrbon's tingttuhed mnaieal and literary abilitiea. We are sya- celebrated medicine, and after taking iwo powders was en­ 200 bbls. N. 0. Molaasee; Fiouff—DMIMTS are paying by the lot 4.7&«4,87 tirely relieved and reaiorcd to health. Ilehaabesn wall ever temiaing all theae departmenta, and after the commence­ 100 mats Cinnamon; per bbl, tinee—s«y> hiaheaUbhs* not been asgaodfor severki years, ment of our new volume in Septeaaber, we ho)ie to be and i« now I'aai refraining hia I'urmer vigor and the rosy cheeks 25 bxs Ground Spices; < Graiii—Wheat desaaads 98; Rye 60; Corn SO; he bos wont to wear. 25 " No. 1 Saleratus; t>aU 40a4l: Barlejr, M ets. per »u. able te keep them thoroughly poated op. At any rate we ahall do our best Thi* medicine can he hod at the manufaciarrra* Depot, 6S 20 •• No. 1 Starch; ib'uh.-Vleninc, CM pet bbl.; Shad. 13.00; Mac­ Third aireei,between Main and .Market, IrfiuKviile.Ky.,whole 75 " SxlOand 10x12 WisdoWOi»iE||^ But our reaourcea do not end hese. •ala and retail. URBAN A DIM.AKE. kerel .Ve. 1. l»40t Maeliecei Ne. 2. 13.73; Mac­ 300 kegs aaaorted Nails; ^1^ kerel No. 3, lO.SOi CM Fiah, 5.00 13th. Fanny Ftm.—We have made periaanent ar­ *•* On the receipt of 81 the Powiler* will be soni.fraa of' charge,In any partof the United rttaiea It may also beob 160 reams " Wrapping Paper; "^ J Ash^s.—Salea nioderate at the following ratea: rangements with Fanny Fern, to write regularly for tained of all the principal Uiuggisiaui the country. 60 bales Batting and Cendlewiekt Scorehings, 31; Petaali, 4 eU.i Peaclasb, SI cts. per the Mutical World and Times. Her excelloncies are a|».«)-tf. 1,000 Iba Cotton Yarn, aaaorted Nas4 ^| b.; Saleratus. 4| { 8od«» t|. now so well known and she is so emphatically a writer JohusoB's Tootii Soap. Feathea—We quete aaies at 44a45 eta. per lb., for the million, that we need aey nothing more on that 60 bbls 00 and 000 St. Louw Loaf S«^ 'i J eassov's Toora Soar, of al) other preparattona 60 bags white Braxil from store. head. ^ The' best quality will briag tite latter priee. 0 f known virtue and celebrity in the IS bxf yellow HavBita " And—finally:— Tar—Salel ^l•rtb O^lna at 4.3S per bbl. H ealing art, atands unrivalled for 76 •• atone and clay Pipea; Utb. Wm. Vincent lVaZ/!arr.—Having commenced Po«i|der—Kifledemaada.^tOS per keg, aad Blastiog N umberleaa allcclions ot the teeth and gams; 50 " No. 1 Roain Soap; a good thing, we have determined to go through with S ooner or later in life, the beautiful while teeth 30 " " Castile " 3.00 per kfj- iu Therefore, in addition to all the foregoing attrae- 0 f nearly all persons, become surrounded by 100 '< Star, Mould and Dip CaadlsSk Sags.—Lvood mixed S| per Jb., cash. tiona, we have purchaaed the sniendid Steel Engraving p Leather. Baltimore eirieaella at 33aS4 eta. New N umerous parasites or animalculi which will 10,000 Principe and Havana CiVars;^ of the celebrated Composer, >Vm. Vincent Wallace, Terk sole 17a3I eta. ' S ome time or other, make inroada upon 50,000 half Spanish and commoa '* executed by Haya, (copiee of which now aell at $5, Salt—Regular aalea at 1,90. T hoae useful and important organs 15 drums Cod Fish; :^ each), which we ahall give as a premium to each aulh Hay—^les at scales dariog the week at gtOaglS. O f mastication. This snap ia prepared 160 doi Corn Brooms; $eriber thai renewi hit tubseription, a» tvell at to eatk BuckeU.—Regd^ sals* at f t.8Sa9,00. 0 f the Iwst materials, and is warranted 26 " Buckets; new tuhieriber, lo the MDSICAL WOBLI* AKD Tnaaa. Bran.—This articledemaBda 16 cts. per bu. T o kill theae paraattea or animalculi, and 10 " Tubr, Here, then, is the proposition; we offer a journal of| Oils.—Tanners'rangesfruM I6,00a33per bbl. Sales H as succeeded in restoring diseased gums to SOO bUs Rectified Whisky. sixteen pagea whidh furnishes f](ty-two times a yrar, Luil Oil, 7.>a80 eta. pet gal. Linaeed. 70. S oundneaa, firmness and health. Many 300 •< old MonongaheU Rye Whidgr* whatever there is attractive in the twelve depsrtments Lnrd, 11 -ts. per lb. 0 f the most respecuble dentists in the country ] 0 qr cs«ks French Brand; just named, besides the chutcost cunipositious of Fanny Load Pig, 71 ;U^. 8. A cknowledge its superiority over the Tooth 4 hf pipes " " *' NailK.—lOd. at 5,00 8d. 5,35 per keg. Fern, and a Slcel Uugraving worth Jive ilolhra—fot P owders and dentifrices, now in use. 4 qr casks pure juice Port Wiaet Brooms.—Seles at I,37a3,00. as in quality. Taurx DOLLABS only! Two copies of our paper $ Price 26 centa. Beeswas.~Salesat 34 ^U.per lb. g " Burgundy " five copiea $\0; inflexibly in ndvsnce. For sale wholesale and retail at Dried Applea,sal«snt 87 per bo. Adresa, OYBK &. WILLIS. 8 '• 8. .M. Wine; Leuioas, sales at 4,50 per boa. DK. KEYSEH'S Drug Store In store and for sale by Publishers of the Musical World and Times, White UuA Sales at $),53- No. 140 corner of Wood at. and Virgin alley, 2o7 Broadway, Nrw Vork. JOHN McOETiTT A B|»i Whiskey,—ttacUJked 9^ ets. July «4—tt PittsJiurgh Bov 8—tfj .111 Liberty *t., op. head taW Vinegac^-Sales at 8 uts. per gallon by Uie bbl.