C THOLIC rll ELEGR PH" AND ADVOCATE.

" INN E G E S SA R lIS UNIT AS, IN DUB I IS LIB E R T A S, IN 0 ffI NIB US GAR I l' AS."

VOL. XXIX. CINCINNATI, OHIO, SATURDAY, JULY ~8} 1860. NO. 30.

macy with any of the young girls of Piovela; "Clarita is already very clever," objected Itown. I ani going to return there, and shall and yet ftl lioved her for her virt ues and gentle­ Madame Loncini; "she reads and writes like a be most happy to show you tbe way if you will ness. Her only wish had been fIJI' her brother's sc hoolmaster. and I do not think it possible to allow me." Pltl :-.''l'ED .\ ND P UnLI S rIED l:VETIY SA'fUltD.H :'IIORNI:-iG BY return; and now that t.h e wish had been hap­ find her equal on the whole island." "Ybu will O'reatly obliO'e me," said Loncini, JOHN P. WALSH, pily accompli:;hed, nothing appe.ued wfll1ting "My goou mother," repl ied Theobald, gently, much surpris~d to find a ~ketcher in the wood .. to her perfect felicilY. The mOrtiing walk was "yollng men in these da.ys learn much more of Vescovato. So leading his horse by tht ,(f the Ca,lhnlic Td'![l l'aph Print in!! and Publish illfJ E stablish1n en interrllpted by the church bell, which announced than ther formerly did; consequently, the edu- bridle, he began to examine the young artist, 170 Sycamore Street, Cincinnati, Ohio, the nine o'clock Mass . cation of young girls should al"o be more while they conversed on different subjects. He "The Mass will shortly commence, ancl my general, in order th.Ht t~le companion of man w:s a man about twenty-five years of age, of good mOlher and I al ways attend it; I must should not be too Il1fenor to her husb,wrl, so mIddle stature, a most pleasing conntenance, go to fetch her, Will 'yo u accompany us, that she may undprstand, and even second him and of quiet and gpntl('mR.nly manners. posta ~~'e on Catholic Telegraph and Advocate Theobald ?" if necessary. Who can tell? My sister may "Mon~ieur," said be, "you are no doubt a Within IIa.. m ilt.nn U:Jllnt.y .. .. " ...... Free "Mo., t willingly, my dear sister." said he ; be destined to malTY a Frenchman, or a Cor· stranger, and consequently know no one I'\t Yes· and both hand ill hfl!Jd, as in Lhe days of their sican brought up on the Continent, and accus· covato; you will find neither hOlel nor inn fit to Wi t- hin Ohio. p~r yc<\r ...... 13c:ts hnppy childhood, they went to seek Madame tamed to the ed ucatilJn of French women, a receil'e you. Come and stay with my father; To :myp:trtl)ftho United ~tl\teglp e rr e:.L r ...... ZCct~ Loncini. great many of wbom unite much solid and we shall consider your vi si t as a realftte" On his return from cburch, where Theobald varied learning to all the good and amiable "I imagined you alsl) to be a strano'er, first, Thao1nld j or, the Triumph of Ghulty. could not but admire the fen'or and piety of quali ties of their sex." from your accent, and above all from )"our ad- the young girl , they 1"00!nd Annunciata waiting "My nephew is right," said Annunciata; mirable talent," replied Theobald, pointing to PART rT.-CHAPTER v. for them at the open dour. "our Clarila should be ignorant of nothing that the sketch 'which the young man held in hi!' THE: P8IW~C~r.L[ FAi\"llLY. "I have bee n looking el'crywhere for you," other girls are taught, and I advi;;e her by all hand. "This country, wh ich abounds in maO'­ Althou:i'b Theobald had ridden fiFteen ~aicl she to her nt'phew, "for we have many means to profit by her brother's offer." nificent views, can boast so few people capable, leao'ues over the mos t abominable road" his affairs to settle ." "When shall we begin?" asked Clarita in of reproducing its beauties, that I am utterly at Dli~d was so agit,Lted he ['elt no im:lin ation to "I am enlirely at yout' orders," was his her usual gentle voice. R loss to imagine from what artist you can have sleep but a great want of" solitude and quiet, reply. "In a very few days, my dear sister," re- taken lessons." to collect hi, thoughts and retl.ect calmly on hi" _-\ nnunciata then led him into her room, and plied TheobalU. "I lefwe to-morrow for Bastia, "The little I know of painting flnd drawing present. position. Fol' a young man of twenty placing several files of paper before him on the and sball return as soon as possible." [ learnt in Paris," observed the sketcher, years of age, having jn'L left the benches of a table, "vVhile you wel'e absent," said she, "I "What! are you going to leave us again so smiling. college, and entirely without experience, he encie,wure,l to repLtce you as far and as well soon?" timidly inquired the young g·irl. "Then we are doubly countrymen," replied had, by no means, an easy part to play. H " as I could; but now it is for you to undertake "My absence will not be long, Clarita; I Theobald, "both by birth and education, for 1 - found himself sllddenly ca ll ed upon to fill the the managt'll1cnt of your own aff'Lirs I have have some aft',Lirs to settle at Vescovato, and also was born in Corsica, and educ,Lted on the duties of the he'ld of the f,lmily, as Annunciata g'athered all these d0~ulllents for your inspec then I shall proceed to Ba~tia, to carry out a Continent." delighted to call him; the possessor of cousider­ tion, examine them lYell, and I hope you will project that, I trust and believe, will receive the "Well, that is an additional reason to induce able property, the i nhabit,LlJ t of a country, whose be satisfied." a.pprobation of my family; it is that of uniting you to accept my. proposition, and remain our Dlanner ~ Hnd clIstoms are altogether peculiar, "My dear aunt," said Theobald, "I am per­ tlte remains of my dear mother to tbose of my guest for some time. If you also arc fond of and wbidl he had totally forgotten. To live fectly satisfi ed with your management; I rely f'ltber in the family vualt. drawing, I can show you some be:lutifltl views; among people who expe '~te d, as an act of posi­ entirely on you, and will receive no ' accounts "That is most suitable, and has my entire if you a re a sportsman, we will go throucrh tive dULY, the commission of a crime utterl y whatever; I only entreat you to continue to approbation," replied Annuneiata. woods where you will lind gllme more abund,{'nt contrary to hi s conscience, both as a Christian direct everything· as heretofore, for you are far Chlrita pressed her brother's hand in silence. Lhan in the preserves of a royal residence. I and a IllMI of honor; anu who. moreover, found more capable than I can be." and wiped away a few drops that gli;tened like hope this will tempt you" himself the sole ,lrbi tmtor of hi s sister's (lestinv, "No, no," repl ied Annunciata, "that cann ot diamouds on her eyelids. "It i;;, indeed, very difficult to resist such whom it was a qllCs tion of se ltling in life. 'J'f1 e be; we have each our part to perform. Men 'J'heobald then went out to vis it his old friends sed uctive oft!;r;;," said Theobald, who felt at­ young man rccalleu to his mind all the inl'o r­ are the natuml master>, and el'el'ylhing out of ,md acquain tanc es, and everywhere he was tracted towards l:is companion a~ by a clmrm ; mation his aunt had gil'e n him on this most the house regards them; while we women un­ treated wilb consideration and rece h'ed with "but I can remaIn but a short 'lime at Vesco· important subject, weigbing maturely the ad­ dertake the housekeeping and internal economy kindness. In se veral place's, similar offers of vato,. sufficient to t:Llk ?I-er some affairs with Yan~ages and disadvrmtages ; he tben imphred Read all these papers, I beg, that you may at assista.nc e were tendered to those made by ~Ionsleur P~roncdll, wrth. whom yo~ are pro­ the Almig'htyto enl ighten him

Monsieur Peroilcelli rec .. ived Ollr hero with Fr om the Louisv ille Gunrclian. !ma y be expected during the com ing season. ! Third Enulish Composition-First D ivision_ all the heart.y and cord ial ho"pitality of a Cor- St. Thomas' Preparatory SeminHY. The want of goud and zealous priests, is con- Premium-Jobn H nrl ey. fi :an, but when he !earnt th(: name of hi s g uest, BA RDSTOWN, KENTUCKY. fessedly the great want of Olll' age nnd country. A ccessit-Chnrles Dougherty. his care and polileness were redoubled. The closinrceive, with fort y-fi ve Accessit-Dennis O'Rto'gan. no sign of decrepitude had as yet s~l'Uck IllS mornin n' of the exhibition. T he Study Hall students Too often it bappens tl1flt youths Second Division-Premium-Peter Hasle. robu ~t uld age. He walked as lIpnght as ~ was ta~tef u lly decked with fl owers and eYer­ whom God hath d(~ sti n ed fo r the sanctuary, for Acce"sit- .James M'Nam ee. dart, held his head high, with a prond and u'!'eens. wa nt of means, facili ties. and a place to pursue First Engl sh Gomposilion-Premium-Benj. somew hat stern look. His wife and chi ldren'" The exercises commenced with an address their vocation, tl1l'11' their attention to worldly Schmittdiel. trembled in his presence, and with them his to the Bishops by one of the j unior students pur ~ u its. In favor of such young men th e Accessit-Fcrdinand Stick sli"hLest widl had all the Cu rce of law. No onto' The comp0sition was read in a clear and dio­ pious and zealous pnstor makes every effort VOOAL MUSIC . of ll i ~ fam il y had ever bee n lmown to oller him Lillct manner, and breathed the affectionate and sI1c rifice,. and to hi m, as well. as to them, Soprano-Premium-James Pulcher. the 'Ieast contradiction. They sat down to the sentiments of all his fdlow students, who in his we. take tl:e liberty of recummendll1g the InstI- A ccessit-JohD Schwartz. evenit1<)' meal, a H! the mistress of the hous!' ltd tl I 1 d thanl d fl"I'tecl"'on' 11 er hu-b','.nd an·1 lII' S g'uests, as An. name congratu a e wmse ves, ,11 . ie tU~lOn whlCh. we . llfwe placed at tl:e head of Bass-First P remium-Be)' jamin Scbmittdiel \,n 0, U their Right Reverences for their kind and tillS commUlllcatlOn . It bas pecullfll' advan- 1\ccessit-F erdinand Stick. . nunci" ta had waited on her nephew. Madame encou!'fwinu' vi$it. The Semimlry choir follow ­ tages, and IS Ill tenrled for those "lone who as- Second Premium- Fr'l11ci' Hlllsm Peronce lli WflS a stout, handsome woman. of ed with 0;.( l~ymn in English-Family Affection. pire .to :he Holy Ministry. The pa tron~ of tl:e Accessit-Juhn 8ca11 11:n . ~ aDn . five -and- fnrty-brisk, and joyous, and wl:o, The classes had been all pri\'ately and tilo­ InstItutIOn mny :'est a~slJ. r ed that no p~:ns wdl Tenm'- Premium-JohD Reichenbach. 1 while selling t 1e example of absol~te sub mlS- rouo'hly examined by the Professors and some be sp.ared La trall1 up 10 the wa:y of pIety ;:lDd First Aecessit-Joh n Harley. sion to the head of the family, exercIsed, never · of ~be Clergy men of th e Diocese. '! he ex· learnI ng, those whom the PrOV Idence of God Seconel Accessit-Michael Corby. theless, an immense influence over him. Never amination class lists were now placed in the may dI rect to St. Thomas'. did Mu nsieur Peroncelli decide on any import- hands of the R ight Rev. Bishops, and a re­ SPEOTATOR. GOOD CONDUOT IN EVERY DEPARTMENT DURING ant subject without first consul ting his wife. qu"st was m,lde that tlH'Y should call upon Distribution of Premiums THE WHO LE YEAR. and alfairs only wen t the better in consequence such classes as they preferred. Sever,, 1 of the First Division- First Premimm-Hugh Tbe maternal tenderness of Madame Peroncelli , students were examined by them in Latin, and AT ST. THOMAS' PREPARATORY SEMINARY, JUNE ~.1 all II n. her gaiety and good tempel', softened as it were, conti idering the unexpected and unusual pre· 6TH, J 8(i(l, BARDSTOWN, KYo Second Premiulll-Nicholas Leamon. tbe proud and somewhat haugh ty lI ature of sence of three Bi~hop s, and the b fl~ hfulne ss FIFTH OOURSE . F irst Accessit-J ohn F-l arley. h er husband. They both treated Theoba d natural to youth in 1he face of those whom they English Reading- Premium- Patrick K er­ Second Accessit- Michael '.tierney. with the greatest respect, inquire d WiL h rral fear as well as love, their answers were cleM' wi ck. Second Division - Premium - Dominio interest after bis famil y, and Monsieur l)eron- and correct. '1 he Right Rev. Bishop of Nat­ First Aceessit-Charl es Dougherty. Crane. celli passed, in his W'I)" a great panegyric on chez, with the other bishops, expressed them­ Second Accessit-Alexander H fU'n ist. Accessit-Peter (}eyer. Annunciatfl. . seh'es particularly well pleased ~vith the cor- Writing-Premium-·J ohn Sch wartz. "That is a woman, if you will," said be. rectness and thorougl.mess 1 mination of classes, one of the andto'r H arnist. yancement or Ireland, has, from his first com­ Early the foll owi ng morning, tbe o.lcl gentle- students of Philosophy delivered an Englitib First A ccessit- Oharles Dougherty. ing over as Viceroy, taken especial in terest in man had a long conversation wit.h his guest, dislry proceedin g completes the education object was to show what the C3tholic \ 'hurch Aceessit- Patrick H.afferty. bered time when George IV. visited Ireland. of a man. On hi s return, 1 shall endeavor to had done for li terature. For this purpose, in SecolI.d A litlnnetic-Premillm- Peter Geyer. A brief reference to the earlier hi ~to ry of the make a good marriage for him, for I should an accent, and with a pronunciation as distinct F irst Accessit- Peter Hasele. order may not be inappropriate :-Towards the like to set.! my litLle grandchildren before I as it was accura.te, he cast a rapid glance upon Second Accessit-Henry Voght. . close of the year 1782 it W~\s thought proper die.'" literature and Church History. Th" Augustan First EngLish Grammm'-Premium- Peter that the Kin g should manifest his regard for Fl'fIncisco, in his turn, seized on Theobald age, the Fathers of the Church, who even in Geyer. . Ireland by some public and gracious act of fa­ According- to his promise he showed him some days of barbarism, We re worthy successors In Aceessit-TI,omas Saxon. vor; and it was the policy of the administration, exce ll ent Csport, aml took hi m to admire some literary merit of Oicero and Denlosthenes, the FOl(.rt/L L atin- Premium-Peter Geyer. of which an eminent I ri sh nobleman, the Earl m ost beautiful views-so beautiful, that our age of Leo Xth, t.he schools and universities of Acceso it-J ohn Harley. of Shelboul'De, was the head, to conci liate the h ero lamented they were unlillown to tbe world. Europe, all of which were founderl and en- S econd Gll1'istian Doctrine-First Division:"'­ more pewerful peers of thnt kingdom by be­ During these long walks, Theobald employed dowed by our Catholic ancestors D escending Pn,mium-Peter Gt! yer. stowing personal marks of disLinction upon all his penetration and natural sagacity tu to our age and country, he claimed, on the au. Accessit-John Harky them. The eonstitu tion and li mited llumber sound the character and principles of his com- thority of Bancroft, tbat the ti rst col lege esta.b­ Second Divisiun-Premiu1l1- J ohn Crary. of knights of the three existing British orders panion, and all he discovered tended to confirm lisllecl on N onh American soil, owed its origin A lexander Harnist. made il inconvenient to apply those decorations th ~ good opinion he had entertained on his fi rst to Catholicity . These a re but a few of the THIRD OOURSE. to that purpose, and it was, perh aps, deemed apquain tance. Francisco, in realty, was a most s,diant points of a speech which evinced Ancient History.-Premium-Nicholas Lea- invid ious that there should not be a national most amiable you ng man. He h ad receiv ed an considerable talent. man. order for Ireland, then a separate kingdom, to'xcelle nt eduC<'ttion, with religious in struction, I his was followed by a L atin essay-De Accessit- Michael Tierney. where there were two orders of England and and pos3essed high principles with many use- D e1nunstratione- del ivered in a clear and dis­ Second German- Preminm- )iichael Corby. one of Scotland. These considerations induced ful talents. Tbeobald no longer hesitated to .inct manner, and well treated. Wh ,lt struck F,j'~t Ge'rman- Premium- Alexander H arni$t. his Majesty King George III. to instirute a fra­ open hi s heart on the reid objPct of his vitiit to your correspondent particularly, was the cool- Accessit-.John Harlev. ternity of knigh ts in Ireland, formed on the Vescovato. Monsieur Peroncelli, who was ness and self-possession of the ~ peak ers . Second Fl'ench-Premiu"m-James McNamee. plan of the Garter, and which, like that order waiting fo r this, made no attempt to conceal The choir then sang a piece in French ' Accessit-J oli n Harley. find tbe fhistle , should derive its name fr om tbe pleasure it afforded him. Both the person "GlLant du depart ." After which the Right TAi1'cl Lati" T7'C/.n8lation- Premium-Francis the tutelar saint, and its emblems from the na­ ~nd marriage portion of Mademoiselle Loncini Rt.'\"' Bishop Whelan distributed the premiums. Hulsmann. tional badges of the country to whlCh it was to suited him exactly; but when he learnt the Bishop Elder then addressed the titudents. Accessit-J ames ~l cN amee. belong, wh ile its motto, "Quis sepa1'abit?" generous intentions of 'fheobald regarding his He had heard of St. 1 homas' even from his T Ai1·d L atin Compo~iti on-Premium-Jame s should in culcate that barmony and union which sister, his joy knew no bounds. infancy, but had now for the first time seen it. McNamee. tbe Sovereign WflS anxious tv estflbli sh tbrough­ "You are a most worthy, good young man," His remarks in reference to the sain te d F laget, Accessit_Francis H ul smann. out his dominions. The design being com· s a.id he, " and you may rely on my a~s i stance who, we hope and believe, is the guardian a n. TlLii'd Greek-F'remium-Michael Tiel'lley. pl eted, a royal warrant was iss ued in Febru­ and that of all my f a total separation of the Orphan Asylum from Algebm-Premium-Benjamin:Schmittdiel. the golden days of chivalry and romance." of his entertainers, and continued his journey tbe Seminary. This will afford accommoda- Geoll1et1·y- Premium-Benjamin Schmittdiel. Of the knights then. created, one only sllrvives, 'io Bast;'t. tion for an additional number of students, and First Greek-Premium-Benjamin Schmitt- and that knight, the Earl of Roden, took part (Part II - Chapter VI in our next.) from the general character of St. Thomas', diel. in the investiture of Wednesday. The ribbon Bernard-iioWfini"" the encouragement given it by the Right Rev. Evidmces of Catlwlicity-Premium--Ferdinand received from the h ands of the King is still the Dealer in Books, New,p8p ~ rs, Periodicals, and Stationery, Bishop of Louisville, the Most Rev. Archbishop Stick. ri bbon worn by his lordship. "South- West Corner of Pearl and Main st1'eets, of Cincinnati, and the Right Rev. Bishops of Rhet01'ic- Premium-Ferdinand Stick, The proceedings at the Ohapter held on CINOINNA.TI,O., I b 1 I fend YORX STREIT, Newport, Ky. 3m mar31 tbe Province, a arger num er even t lan usua Accessit-Benjamin Schmittdiel. W ednesday (June 16), commenced with the CATHOLIC TELEGRAPH AND ADVOCATE. 3

~~ilit&'iii&!i8tEM;;V3# W" '~'" ... 'Q4 1*'...... ~ •• , .·!t&iRiM:!#£ 6 4 !'d"iifiPL&M6If#WIi"VltOII>ii4Jiif>"i&M'" ... iJ"'¥i-W'ti4!i!J'N± w Af +i"iY i"'~~ knighthood of George Burdett L'Estrange, nriety of airs, after th e newly received knight the laws, and will frame tbe most energetic proclaimed 16 th May. Two regiments refused Esq,. the G e ntlem 'L1~U sher of the or.d er in suc- was invested.-Dublin Freeman's Journal. and tbe most desirable of constitutions - to fire, and were sent to N ap[es. Even th e cesSiLlO to th e late t:)lr George Morns; h e re' • • Nevertheless the parliament of Sici ly was ig ' police beg an to desert. After the figbting be- ceil' ed the honor as the usual ap pan>lge of hiSI fFro:u t he U. S. Catholic 'Iisco ll"ny.) nored, the n ew institulions were rej ected as gan, some ships with Swiss soldiers arrived in offi ce, Sir George L 'Estrange will be well r r. - The Pope and the Empero r. unsuited to the nation, and the old as ullsui te d the harbor, and t hr. soldiers were no t landed . nlembered as th e courte ou s chamberl ain of six The late J erome N apoleon, m ~ll'ri e d Mi ss to the times, A t Naples the king found all Meantime Garibaldi received new reinforce- Lord Lie utenants -The ThLlrqui s of An g l e~ey , P atterson, a Protestant lady of Baltil1l ore, in things arranged by the F rench upon the pl'in- ments from Genoa. and L eu·horn, and Sard1l1ian Lord H eytesbury" and the Earls of Hadding - the year 180~, 'rile ceremony was per/orm- ciples of modern absolutism, which possessed ships '~ ~ re busy at night landing stores and ton. De Grey, Eghnton and St. Germans. H e ed by A.rchblshop Carroll. The eld er Napo- suc h a fatal a ttraction ['or the restored princes ammUnitIon along th e coast. is, besid es, an old Peninsular offi ce r, and wears leon, who was then meditat ino' royal alliances throughout Europe. He resolved to assimila te ,ilfay 27. Garibaldi forced bis way into th e Pen·insula med al with six clasps. TIll' and Europefin thrones for hi s °brothers, was in- th l; two portiuns of his kingdom, and to govern Palermo. The whole cicy rose in a rms at his 1'Jj;i't ranges arc the descendants of a very nn- dignant at Jerome's conduct, ~ , nd pronounced Sicily by the same convenient system of uni- appearance. The royal troops retired into tbe cient Norfulk family, seated from the earliest the marri ag e nulJ and void, Dreaminir, even formit}' and cenLrali:;ation which he found pre- forts and bombarded the place. An armistice times at Hunslanton, in Norfo [k. at the beginning of hi s proud career, t hat he pared for him at Naples. was concluded, and th e Neapolitan o·eneral After hi s Excell ency had confelTed knight- could force the Pope to do hi s bi dding. rigbt or June 21, 1821. LOl'Il W ill iam Bentinck, sup- offered to ci1pituh~te . ,The king appe~led to hood upon the Gentleman U sher, the pro ~ eed- wrong, he dem'lnded of Pius VI[ a Bull, an- ported by Sir James Mackintosh,.brnught these the gr e ~t .Powers III valll that the integrity of ing's of the investiture commenced by the nu[ling the m " rri 'lge. After misn 'presentin o. events before the consideration of the House of' hiS domlllJOns might be guaranteed. Elwland Ulster King of A rms calling over the roll of all the case in varions ways, he piously addee!, Commons, So far, b e said, from the s tipula, rerused to mediate, but used her inHuen~e to th e knig hts of the order, Those preseot who tbat tbough he could u·e t the marrirt(J' e annulled tions ot the Eno'lish ministers havilw been fu[- prevent 8ardinia from fom enting disturbnnces answered to their names and appeared in the in Paris by G>illican 0 Church L 'LIV ~ he would filled, after th~ ev"cuation of Sicily by the on th e mainlmd. The King then l"ati6ed the robes of the order wel'e- prefer to h ave it done at Rome by His H oliness. Engli ~ h army, there never was a more com- capi tulation of the garrison of Palermo, and on 'fIr e Earl of Roden, And this, because the Pope's solemn sente nce plele annihilation of a,l[ rights and privi[ C'g es. the 9th of June the evacuation commenced. A 'l'he E arl of Howth, woulll Imve the effect of wal'l1ing royal (Catho- than that which followed. . . . Great force of near 9,000 men still holds Messin a. 'fhe Marquis of Heaufort, lic) families aga in ~t contracting Protestant mar- merit was attaebed to the king for having Garibaldi proceeded to tRke possession of The Earl of Fingal, ri " g"es! Besides, it was impurtant for France, agreed to the abolition of the feudal system.- Sicily in the name of Victor Emmanuel. and to Viscount Massereene and Ferrarcl, that no yonng .Protestant wom an should be a H is view, in r eality, was to get rid of tbe only organize a provisional govel'llment. It is ex- TbeEarl of Granard, member of his Imperial Court! He, therefore check that exi,;red a~ain s t the unlimited power treme[y dOllbtful whether the Sicilia.ns wi[1 Viscount Gough, prayed that His 1:l oliness would sole mnly pro- of the Crown. I,t W,iS, however, urged by bear the Piedmontese government beyond the The Most Rev. Dr, Whately, the Clune ell or nOUllce null [,he action of the Spani sh priest Lord Cast[ereagh, 111 reply, th at tbere !lever IVas moment when it i,s necessary to enable them to of tbe order also attended . ( so he c,tl[s Bp Carro[l) wbo had so far 1'01"- a constitution less suited to the genius of apeo- expel the Neapo[itans from Messina So f~r 'I'h e eeremonial WiiS cunducted by Sir Ber- gotten his duty as to bless th e lluptials of a pI e, or less likely to work beneticially for them, the clL,rgy has taken no part against G'lribaldi. nard Burke, Ulster King of-Arms, who wore minor wi th a .Protestant. Bllt the Pope was th an thii t which had been formed in imitation Now,. as in 1848, th ey are for separation. But the rich costume of hi s office. The otber no more to Le over'reached by the infidel's of the English; and it was generally felt, when at thiS very moment the open conflict has be ­ officers· of the order in attt'ndance were-The base hypocrisy, tlwn intimidated by the des- th e Eng li ,; h troDps left the isl,md, that the con, gun between tbe government of Turin and the Secretary, Lowr}' V. T Ihlfoul'; The Usher pot's threats. H e replied, that havino' e Xtbly prepared. TIll! compelled him to marry a da\l!..jlter of the sent troops to qUfdl tbe insurrection. and to glOUS feeling of the Italians, and how much table and seats for the knigbts were covered Ring of vVunemberg, thus showing how sill - preserve th e legislative and administrative the hatred of the Church depenJ.s upon her po­ in sky-blue sidl, to corresplllld with the col or cere he WiLS in his pretendpd dislike to Pro union. Palermo capitulated, Oll condiLioll thaL li tic al position. of the robes of the order. When the Grand test'\ilt :Li liances. ThLtt Jerome should h ave the questiun of tbe union should be submitted France has taken no prominentp:nt in these Master and Knights were seated, and all the yieldeu con:'ent to thi, double wrong, is a foul to a Sicilian parliament; bLlt the Neapolitan events . . The French troops have been bll, y officers in attendance asserubled, the effect of/ blot on fL lift, otherwise without reproach. His p arliament refused to l"

Headford and Mrs. Oarr Carr, and Mrs. Er I has resided in Wurtemberg and Austria, iwd The old Sicilian constitution had grown up pare the way for an attack on Pl'llssia and an skine; the Countess of Charlemoant and Mi ss for tbe last ten years in France. He leaves gr adually, like th:il of Engll1nd, from tbe Nol'- attack on Eng[and, as it formerly announced Anna Greer, lh" Countess of Camperdown, two sons, both inheriling his name, one by bis man cunquest. Ie bad maintained itself, with the war ,with Austria and the Pope. They Lord C,new, Lady Louisa, Trench, the Klrl real consort, and another by Friderica of Wur- its a ri stocratic character unaltered, through all are all dlCt,tted by the same policy, and are and Countess of CUUl'town. the Kirl and Coun- temberg, N npole on III has decided that the the troubles and revolutions of the Continent. p arts of the same design, which sent Garibaldi tess of GranaI'd, th eEarl and COllutess ofHowth, forlller thoug h it Bonaparte by birth, is not one Even under the dominion of Spain it contillLted to Sicily, and promises to lead the combined Lady Ma r!:r aret LyttletDn, Lady Burke, th e in the civil sense; which amounts to saying to be respected; and wbilst other European forces or France and of a united Italy against So[ici (or-General and Mrs , 0 ' Ehgan, S ir Ro- that each child is bO Lh [e::;·itill1it le and illegiti- dependencies of Lhe Spanish crown sutiered an th e German powers and their a lli es. bert Shaw, Mrs. White, Killikee ; the Hon. mate under different poin ts of view. This de intolerable oppression, in Sicily the conquerors Ju.ne 15. 'rlJe I~mp e ror N ilpo[ eon arrived Oolonel anu Lady Hester Carew, Sir H.. cision W 'lS insl)ired by that wonrlerfu[ source of and the naLlves lived in harmony too"ctber. at Baden to meet the .Prince Heu'ent or Prussia 'G . '" , Lynch l3losse and Lady Harriet Blosse, the wisdom and morality, the Coile Napoleon, The French revolution itself [eft no traces there, t IIe tour :rerman kIllJS, and many of the reiu·l1- Hon. J ames BLlder and the Mi sses BU Ller, which the prese nt Emperor s ought lately to and tbe revolutionary changes were only in- ing princes. He was badly received by ~he Lord 'Vil . Fitzgerald and the Misses Taaffe, torce. on the Pope as a law of his States. troduced at the restora{ion on behalf of tbe people in Germany, and elicited from the as­ Viscountess Netterville, and (he H onorable The world is always wicked, but it is not aI, royal power. So Lilat, wbilst the Italians were sembled princes a demonstration of unity which ~Jisses Netterville )hs. Calvert Strong-e, the lV'Iys we can detect that folly which is so incited by the revolutionary ideas to attack (he was not believed to exist, anrl fromjthe Regent Honorable Mrs, and the ,\ j isses Delap, C,)1. olten repro,lcbe cl by God's \Vord. Sometimes, legitimate thrones, the Sicilians were protesting the announcement of an understanding with and Mrs. Blane, Lady Georgina Cholmeley, however, impelkcl by fa t,,[ neee:i sity, it seems agalllst the re\'olLltionary policy of the legiti- Austria which was not expected.-London the Right H on, John and ,\liss lJ atch ~ I[, the actual.ly to t'ike pains to convince us of its folly . miL te government, and appealinn· to their an- Rumblel-., Hon, Captain Tracy, Mrs. Filz9'erald, Col. Here IS the WI sest man of the present g:enera- cient laws, wbich had been resp e~led by many C C •• • J ~ ' G d ·M " t" t ' I [I E I I ~ . d· . . IT" '1' · ' , . .. URfOUS USl'OMS OF THE APANESE -Every Oonway, G-ren a d ter nar· s, f . r. and Mrs, lon, '-V110 as Olll ~ les a < nropu )y t 1e S!l, cr}lClty ynast!es ot '-ll1U'S. be SIcIlIan revolutIOn 1"n J I d f f .[ , . . , ' . . , " I I' I I ' . " , 0, apanese lea 0 a arm y IS personally respo'l-' J oseplBLlr1>I e, I\Jlss Burkeand "llss O'Retlly, Wltl WlICl18 eol1CCIV eS , [he prtldenc.ewlLh le48IVasthe protestofanation headed by its 'b[ C h d .. "1" 1·ld • '1 j '" I{· '1 . l' I 1 I J b '[I· • " I ·] , . ..'. 81 e lor t e con uct Ol lIS C n ren servants 11 rs. ant l'ilSS IrWan,1\ I'S Burnell, and ·\: l ~S W lIC 1 Ie concea s, t 1e I'l lanc.y WIth whteh nalura eaders, 111 favor ot lts laws' It was the d , t d [ I I I"' .. ' ·u d ' 1' 'J D . ) . , , [ f bl dId ,. 1 I ..' . an o·ues s, an t1e w 10 e popn atlon lci e1ll'l- B a ll , mrs, an "ISS e" ermott, Obas, Hen!'" 1 18 exeClltes SC 1eml! S 0 00 ' s Ie , warfare, act OL tIe c '; ruT and of the anstocl'act- not ot d d P t' fi f .[. 'N"· [(C[ b ) M 0 · ' , . J .' d ' I' [I· d d F 0 , , J' . e mto OTonps 0 ve amlles even' member O r ell ana OJ, rs. Nelli and MI SS lapIne an levo utlon, ,IS wor s are treasure a party. or tillS reason It was less VIOlent C I' IE? 'b[" 1' · • , 'N 'II & [ d 'f' d N Y I' . Oe 1'1' llC 1 IS responsl e lor t 1e conduct of the O el, c. as orac es an I utle re on r !;W ear's d"y, and ces ener '''e tlC than tbe movement III the I NIh" . ,. , d tl b [' d t . ' I ' I · t'I I °I' j'd . I . . otlers. 0 one can c lan"e IS reSluence wlth-, The letter of her MaJ'esttr 'mthorisin o' the ,tIe evou y e leye 0 contam a pl'Oplelle't rest 0 ta y . t L..l not 111VO{e tbe passIons of l bt . , . 'fi 0 f d d f " J ' ' " )' .. ,. E . .' "11 · ·t ' I" [ , I I I ou 0 alnll1g a certl cate 0 goo con uct rom holdtnv of the cbapter h 'J.VllW b"e'l re'1.d b y pro!:, lamrne Ol Ulope ~ l) l b oly e)[ t le COmmer tIe peop t'_ t was more spontaneous and less tl . hb I . bId ' '" ' ' 0 , . , .,. A 1 [. .. r . 'I '" d ' . . Ie new ors Ie IS a out to eave an per- SIr Bern'.trd Burke in obedience to tbe COll1- } eal, 11 ( yet tllS wi sest o. m en IS Sl Iy en- prepare -a popa[ar nstn',., not ,~COnSpll'acy - . , Of' I [I ' . I " • I ' ·11 1· b I' ' . ,0 . mlSSlOn rom t lose "mono' w 10m le WIS les to manti of his Exce[[ency Thp B, i,,. ht H 011 0nb[e oug l to propose-sl y enoug I to e :eve the a protest agall1st dehnlle gnevances, not a 'rl It f' I' 0 , . , I ' ' ~ o ' , .. " I . II b d J . f" I " [. ~I ' go, 1e resu 0 t llS oro· al1lZatlOn IS t lat a the Earl of Cork and Orrery was introduced PIOI)(b>l wou l e accepte t lilt 111 u,ure t le pursult ot specu atlve ends. t broke out qlllte I . . 11 . h'd' I ° 1 .1 by th e Gentlem'tl1 Us[wr "nd U' [stel' "lld Head of t he Christian world should enforce InC.ependent[}' of the movement on the main cnmllf~a las llo . I 1l1g' P alce, ane consequent y , . ' ' '".' , ' ", ,,1[. '. I· , .'" , .. , .' , very ew ro bbenes, or otler cl'lmes are COIU - kneel III '" receIved the honor ot Knwhthood upon '. IMtl ons tIe sanctll) of the Ltws of [and, and pl eceded It by man}' weeks. It, l"ol- 'tt d Th J . I d' 'd [. from I;Y~ E'xceilen<,}' H e (h en l'elin'd Hi ' I Ch ri stian marriage, but should me fLn \V hile per- lowed the reforms of Pius IX. not the re- 1~11 e I· d. e apaln ese peopue arle IVI e( In ~o " , , . ~I · I' , t I 1..' • [. F ,'. ellT1 t Jere Itarvcasses,an eaclpersoncom, Excellency the Grand M,tste" communicate'i to mit lis own empol'<1 sU"Jects to tmmple on It, vo utlOn of e bruary; and ItS rallYlll O" cry was 0 I ' "I [1"" I I . , • , [ . ,· ·t ' t'· · '1 ' d I { "L I· D · ~ T o. . " mon y rem,uns t Irouer 1 lIe III t le c ass 111 the Cha[J te r (.[nt her Maiesty Inc! been ple'lsed III ~ II ue 0 a spec la 10 u gence .. ong ly e [lUS lX.. and the constitutIOn.' I' I I . b I 0 I ' . .', J . ' , 'Db' I' c, f [ I 1' " W llC 1 1e IS orn, t lOng'l somel1mes men are to nomll1ate SIr RIchard Edmund S e Lawrel'ce •• .L e c neu" 0 tIe ta lan rel'ollhlOn vehemently e lI t d . L I' I I C b b'l' , ' . , - , d d d·ff·· " .. XL e In 0 11g leI' c asses y a l ltv or lorce Boyle, Kl1l u·ht Earl of Cork ami Ol're l"" to S iC I' I ~ es enoun,:e a movement so 1 erent 111 ItS Ol'lou·ll1 of cll'lrOctel' I lle-e [ I 't'l I ·• 0' ' J' ',rl-H;>~ T wo -. '. " d . d' , ,., , ,,. ~ c asses are, ,. Ie vassa be.a Knight Companion of the sai d Most lllu- ' . " . " ' . ',' ." an, ; (S en strom. theIr own. Garlbald{ was princes; 2, nobles under the rank of ri;lces stnous Order, and to command that his Lord- ~hell l)l stol y h q~lte dlstIllC'. I h e I sland. sullchc: d by the Slclltans to command them,.and f 0 h tl ffi" f t, · ,p.. ' · of SI cIl y bdor!O"ed lrom the peac ' f Ut I b r d TI·· . I d fIr m w om le 0 cel o 0 S .He OovelllOlS SI lip be invested with th e Ribbon and Bad,to'e. , .., "", , . _ eo rec It e re use.. lell'll1sUrrectl Ol1 ta n?ne 0 L le generals and other hi"'h offi i' I·' '.;0, ,I d: By command of the Grand Nhster th e t~v o tIll 1, 34, to the Honse of S.noy . \Vhen the charactenstlcs of tbe ItalIan; they dId not de- 3 tl '. t f Il 0 4 c as ale so ecte , nes s Juoior Kniu·hts pre"ent LOl'ds' GI··.'ll'll'(' '·lll el ·l· French occupied N ap[es, it never fell into their sire the. unity of italy, and thet' had no repub, h' 1~ 'p . 0 a sects; l ' kthe soldbIers ; 5, ° " , ' .. , 1, I d . db' d B" 'I . ' , , J, . • p YSlclans, government c er 'S scrl es an d Gouo'b, proc;eeded to th e door of the chapter l lane s'e un etng ~n er llUS 1 plotectlOn , be- !lcan sympathIes. When the depOSItIOn ot the subordin' t . I ' f th , '" ' . Roo~, and conducted th e Earl of Cork and carne Iur.,t short tnne almost it d ~ pelld e ncy of House 0[' Bourbon was voted, the immediate. II . 6" ~Iemp ~ye~s,f e . ~o. , e~ ,nl~e~tg~ne­ Orrery betw >e tl . t tl ' .. ·1 t t' ' I Cb'· Gre- 'it Bntall1 , After the war of 18U9, it was qUI·stion was wbether the crown should be I kla y, , Ie p:IllClpa mel c lan l ~ an s op- e n 18m 0 · 18 Ilg 1 0 ,le .11r diM t ld' i · .' I' eepers' 7 rehtl dealers petty shopkeepers of ~tate, Ulster bearin(r the El1 siO'ns of the Ie xpect.e t lat ura wou Invac e the Island, otfered to a prince of'the H :)Use of Lonaine or ·h'." t.', . d " ' ·,t , · 3 b . , 'd 0 '" and the court looked to Eno·land for d f " f th H f S' I S"I . ' N mec ,iIllCS, ar Izans an al tl, S, ,t e pea- 01 er before them on a vel vet cushIon, where- I ". I'" .' c '. "'.,' ~ ence 0 e ouse 0 ,avoy. II ICI y, as III a - santr and da laborers of all kinds. The firs upon the Declaration appointed bv tIll' S tatutes ]) Ull n;!: tellS pellO.! Kll1g F el dll1and VIOl ated pI es, th ere IS no mIddle class, and the common "our Yclasse y t' t t tl I' [ d t J ' C i tIp ' 'e t S' ' Ii ' t't t' I 'b' 'I .... l' S cons I u e le Ilg' l er or ers of Was read by' the A· I b'·'1 ' [. C[ , . 11 . e ,lnCl n ICI d,n cons I·U lOn Jy al Itran y people Look llLtle ll1terest ll1 what w .. "s done.- J' . ' . . I C 1 b lOp clS t le ]dlKe Ol /. . t " d I IE' apauese Socletv, and have the prtvIle 'e ot to the E arl who thereupon subscribed the s'lid ImpOS Ing new axes, an w len t Ie ~t at e s pro- They were generally excluded from the elec- 't J d d f ' g deClaration' which was place'd by tlIP Se cl' e t~ry teste d, live of til e leading barons were arrested tions by the law, which restricted the franchise ~;r?ll1!tt' wo ts~vor s an ~ ~vear~~g t ~ort of in the Reo,iste r of tb e order. His ExceIi ency I ,,?dthrolVfl ill~O p~'ison, In consequence of this to those who could read and write; a Dd it was de) 'e? , l(c o~ ,rowsetll·s~. P lOW lIe ~s. nam- 0 dIspute t he E rw[l'h U'overnmpnt d'· t I tl . d'ffi 1 h t" e Cl c harge of masses for the repose of the soul of the de- tions have lleard of the murder ~ lately perpe­ BAYARTA.-vVeare glad to learn, that in electricity \~ould escape to th ~ earth, and in .its ceased, and recommends the faithful to assist trated by the D ruses and their Turkish allies, noply 'to the note of the Sardinian Govern- descent seem like a huge pillar of fire of a at them and offer up at least one communion shows conclusively to the world, that the civi­ ment, notifying Ellropean conrts of the annex- dazzlin Jar.., d'Illlan . cab' m e,t especlay. II as regal" d s tl le char"'es near tIle earth, and~ several hOll ses OR DINATION .-On Sunday, June 3, the Rt. St t [. tl CI I H dd . t II tl l b Rev. Bishop Elde r conferred the Order of Sub· Gospel the colder is their charily. Had such ." es 0 1e lurc 1.. ea. S pOln "e )" .la \Ve l'e St l'll CI, l'n ~n ll .,.trollnd the city. Between d C I I I I . " deacon on M. R ene' ~lallet, a sern in rtJ'ist at- a cry as that which comes to us from the burn­ hi S nty, as tt at 10 IC sovereign, compe S limo·f sel'ell and nine o'clock Sund'lY ni i.! ht th.e.. las. t to prote3 t agalll. s t tlle selz. nre b y S ar d'Illl . a shower fell, a nd nfie r tbat the ~teillpelalllle tached to hi s diocese. On Thur. dsday, the ing ~ ill ag es and bleeding Christians of Syria . r tl t . f :::lt P t Feast of GorlJus Christi, IJ e orclaille the same any portIOn 0 le panmony 0 • eel'. chan.g-ed rapidlv, and the sun rose. Munday S I £ I ~ . J gentl(, man Deacon, and on tbe nne ay 10 low- been heard in the Middle Ages, all Europe HANoYER.-Fatber Roh, a Jesuit, has lately mornin cr upon a clear blne sky, wllh a cool d I' I 0 d t I)' I d b in o' promote lim to t le r er 0 n est 100 . would have been aroused, but the age of chi­ O'iven a series of sermons ill the Catholic bracing atmosphere; and Tuesday morning O~ the SRme da_y, twenty-three children mad~ valry is over and · the age of comme~ce has Church at 11 anover. H is sermons were on tIle tll el'nJOmetel' \\",'S duow n ',0 65 d eQTees. , ~ their First Communion find received Confirm· the distinc tiv e doctrines of the Catholic be'l nil' ,'1 f',lll 0 [' t\Vel1ty·fiveoo deg'l'ees in thirt}' -six' . I I dIP succeeded. Cotton is King. How well does ~ ~ a lion at his hands. Wlt 1 t lem an aLit 1'0- time vindicate the policy of Rome. Had the Church, such as Uonre~siol1, devotion to the hours. testant convert was Confirmed, two other cr)!l- Bl essed V irgin, th e Papacy, &c. Yet in them This thunder storm, as r e[!ards its len[!th and I' b C fi d f k - ~ verts l:!vmg een on l;me a ew wee s pre- Popes not called to arms the Christian na­ th ere was not a word, that could offend any the quan tity of J' Ct lurc l'1 lS The Bi slJOp had to ce e ra.te I t. wo masses,. performin g all the function s Wit lO u t an asslst­ Rome is herself afflicted, the enemy of Christi· ous paper in Berlin, hopes that the Evangeli cal som ething more than just as courts are in civil ant. In lh e ai\ernoon he was reli eved by the anity exults in his bloody work. They who cler"'y of Hanover will learn a good lesson d ' I . I fron~ Father l{oh, and preach better things g ove rnment. priest he hied ordaine 111 t le lllorlllng, W 10 are murdering the Christians in Turkey, and from t Ile pu Iplt,· tll an t Il ey Il ave I II'th erlo b Ce n Jl.NOt.l _ ·C ~'~ t .O PRS·torS._ sang-v the Vespers. There was a proc es ~ion• to they who are shou:ing for the downfall of the . . th e baptismal font where the first com mnlllcants in tbe habit of doing. .• Tbere mnst be," he The Most Rev. Archblshop requests th e Rev. renewed their b apt im ~ d promises, th ence they Vicar of Christ, belong to the same sect-the sig nificantly adds, "some good reason to ac Pastors of cong-reg-H tions in the Diocese, to ' wen t to the altar of the Blessed Virgin, wh ere same P arty, a;d both are allies in opposition connt for the faut, that int e lli~' e nt :lnd enli!.rht- ~ ~ ened. persons habitually ab:;t?tin from al!~nd- send at their earliest convenience a report of they consecraled tl~emselves to Mary, after to the Son of God. The Mazzinians and the ance at Protestant preachini.! ill Hanover." the schools attached to their conoTe o'at ions, tIle wInch. t1 ~e ee~ 'emollles wl~r~ concluded by tbe Druses, the Red Republicans and the Turks, ~ . . '" '" Benediction 01 til e Blessed :::lacrament. the followers of MaholIll1led and of Garibaldi, ROME AND NEW EN GLAND.-" R ome," SilYS average number of pupIls ln attendnnce, and On Wednesday, June 15, the fe stival of the Hawtborne, "is not like one of our New Eng· Ihe number of te~ ch e r s, to R ev. C. H . Borgess Sacred H ea rt, the Bishop blessed the church . are all aiming at the same end- the downfall land vilhlges, where we need the permission of the Cathedral. They will aho please cor- at Canton, dedicated tu the Sacred Heart. of Christianity. They all constitnte the army of each individua l neighbor for nery act that rect any inaccuracy found in the Almanac of The o~ e ning of H. Calho.lic ch~rch in a .growing of antichrist. What will be tbe final result we do, every word that we utter, and every 1°59 60 'tl J t tl . ~1' . towD, IS fl !lood llldlcatJOnot prospentv, aud f · d tl ten " e or I' e In tIl se 11ll' 0 - WI 1 reo- arc 0 lelr a lSS JOnS. . l ' . ~ [. . ' . . . . t of their combination~ beyond the evil which nen ' la w Jail. ,e p. e, p: ' - " __ ~ _ . _.... _ ._ .. III t liS pomt 0 vlew, It IS an Important even culars the Papal despotism allows us freer el'en fu r tbose who only look at things with they do, cannot be clearly foreseen; but it is breath than onr native ai r; and if we like to Diocese of Fort Wayne. material eyes. .quite certain', that hatred of Christ has more take generous views of onr associates, we can L AY IN G THE CORNER-STONE OF A NEW During the fo li olYing week, the Right Rev, to do wi th their movements than hatred of do so, to a reasonable extent, wilhout ruining CHuRcH.-Tbe corner· stone of tbe new Catho- Bishop Elder came to New Orleans to assist at Kings. In the glorious ages which Bigots call ours e l\'l:~ s." ••• lie Ohurch aL Logansport, Ind., was laid with th e fun eral obsequies of Arcbbishop Blanc, "dark," the Turk could nowhere shed Chris­ . . S 1 f and immcdilltdy after the con clusion of the With great th a nkfll~nes s we areabl,! to report' appropna.te ceremome~, on Ull( a~ a ternoon, ce remonies, return'cd to his own diucese, and tian blood without being called to account, but an improvement in the health of th e CanJin al the 15Lh lll ~t. The R ight R e\,. Bi shop Luers on th e 24lb June, Confirmed forty-three per­ now the times are changed. If a merchant Archbishop. In a letter dllted the 30th ult., of Fort W ayne, R ev. J. A. Stepha n of Lafay- sons in :::It . Paul's Church, Vicksburg, of wbom lose a few dollars-if Perkins monrn over his and addressed by Mgr. ?r. ;\] anlling to the ette, M. Clark of Illinois, Nigh of Winamac, five were conve rts from P rotestanlitim.-Ibid. Very Rev. Dr. Hearne, Vicar-General, the Put d F't . f A de offi . ted 1'1 lost carpet-sack at P erugia- the Governments Rev writer says ._ an I ·zmflunce o· n .rson, Cla . 1e are indignant and compensation is fi ercely de­ F· hl··l d t d' fllTRnO'em ents were nnder the general mannere - Diocese of Alton. " or t east t wee avs as ea y lmpro ve- ,'" f tl . . fj' t : , t H 'I t <:< EPIS"OI'.' L "{ TrSI·rA'I'ION". -On tlle 2 1st of MfL", m anded. Mexico is threatened and Grey town I k I 'I'i h b d men. 0 le 1 eSl en plies, 11~1 I.' ami on. v , V. -.r m en_t H1S t~ '~ n p ac~. le ~ 'e . as .een~o, rfl W- A long procession, composed of male and the R ight Rev. Bishop proceeded on his jou'r- 'bombarded, whenever the interests of Party or back, and lf It contmues fOl two 01 tlnee days fI b f [I I I d tl I'll 1" ' 11 b t b f .. t tl is commerce require it; but the cry of agony m ore we rn a l uok u on his recover ?_s "rant- em a e mem . el:s 0 ·le c J llrc I, an Je el l c - ney to < ntllCISv l e, ll. e ore arriving a 1 , I Y P fl' b hYI 1;'. d ren, With pamtmgs and emblems of the church, nlace was overtaken III the woods by a most ,from the Christians in Turkey cannot pierce ed to t le man\' IJrayers or lllll ot lere an dId I ' I 1 r.. d II d . I t . E ·1 d " J was formed an ma rc le t lroug 1 severa of te rnflc stol m, an compe e to stop over mg 1 the dull ears of modern rulers, who weal' the Il1 . mee lUg our- '1'\ d f Sacram ent of ContirmaLion. In the afternoon matena y asslste ~Il t liS g?OU won. ,he ae - ther th e Irish petition in favor of Repeal of the JUrs ay n ext by all interested in the r.ause 0 oftlIe same day th :! graveyanl for the congre · van tage that the Scl~t: r s of: Mercy have ~e e n Union has been Iwlu in the Liberal news-room, education. . l' I' t I to the people of lIfd en Sllwe the ~stabl l s h- CI I \"'tl th t' t' d. I B l~ I R' f I f of ' eutopo IS was consecra ec . ment ot the order there coulu sCflrcel be con- Oil me . 'y I 1 e excep Ion 0 a .oz.en p. a- ",ev. < at leI' ,OSS I, one 0 t.l e ornaments 0 On Corpus Christi, the Right Rev. Bishop 'd t b l' I I Y I cards posted through the town, no Intllnalion the church in California, has Sant't Rosa in his celebrated Pontifi cal Mass at Teutopolis, as- celve excep, y t lose w 10 la"e see n. t I.e was o'iven to the public. At half·past ei"'ht pastoral chanre. At I)resent the Santa Rosa chano"'e that has tal.en place. But w hell It IS 'I 0, tl ' I '\ t {"t' ~ 'isted bv the Franciscan Fathers, and a solemn " . , . 0 C OCl' le news-room was crOW t el 0 su u- house is used for celebrating mass. At the "ncession with the Blesseu Sacrament was understood th.at tillS IS a~ I ~ olat e d dl stnct, c:tlion by p ersons chiefly belcin uinO" to the next meeting of the society measures will be P · I I J' I f" I f I I much Impoverished by the !;tmlne of 184 ;-7, · , 0 0 d \ C I' d' h held in wileI 1 t lousanus ot t.le alt I u too, b f tl iff f T d' d f worklllg classes; so great was the pressure a optet lor t le lIl1m e late construction of t e 'part: In the after lVe It at ollce c?~veycd (WI;ICb \~as a matter of the purpose of erecting a church in that town. Rev. C. Sieghardt, is in ;1 flourisbing condi- establisl\l'.d in Clifden a Hdectory, into which no ~ m ;,1l dItfi,mlty, as It .welghed over four The sum of $500 wa ~ immediately collected, lion. Their church is fini shed; a gra ve ,y a reI t ) I d I ul _I b 1 I and since th;lt timo active exertions have oeen they have ensnared a few o'uileless children, ons to t le ur. ,s an lau It put on ' oal'( t le of three acres was la te ly bought; and their with promi,es of sweatm~ats and raiment. Shamrock, It was sent out. on the C~,ll1n~ught made to carry the work to a speedy completion. school is well attend"d. There were twenty- When th e poor child is once wi thin th eir ""1""80 early tu-day, anu (he operatIOn ot fittll1g It has Messrs. Keyes, McKeon, Clm'l{e, Brady, cI'"llt persons Contirmeu here ,., " I I d I b l' I h Leao,rhy anu other citizens of 'l'omales are o ' . " tlJG wh ole study of the sOllper is to fill th e in- a reac Y c. urlJ~nence , 5.'0 t lat.y L1 eSt a)' t e tIle' 1 "tIl of June the Bishop COllfirmed bl I II b II I I the gentlemen who have the enterprise in On '" nocent mind with "pious" notions of "Jumper no e Slip WI ea. ' ngltagall1. , t wa.s most sixty·four persons at St. Liborius' Settlement. fanatieism," disrespect for the Mother of Gud, ~ur l unate tha t. a cyhlld.er of tbe ex.act clr~um- hand. _,_~_._~ _ _ High Mass mlS sung by Hev. C. Sieghardt and. a hatred of everything Cat holic. , But the len'nce requlreu was re~dy, as It obVIated TOMAToEs,-This delicious wholesome vege- This large congregation has been for many children in their h e art ~ despitie those teachings, much uelay.- Gulway VZlUhcatol'. table is Bpoiled by the mantler it is served up- years under the p astoral clHlrge of Rev. A. b ' tl f 'tl t· I . _I on tIle t·,lble. It is not on~ time j'n a hundl'ed BricklVeuue. A handsome and convenient reo remem efnng Ie 'll lOt lell' parents, anu Pic-Nic of the Sisters of mercy. I I k I .".. d d sidence has been built for him since last sum. lung ing or an opportunity of returning to thil t more than Ia f,coo ee ; It Is SImply scal e , · fl' faitl!. The Sister:; of Mercy knuwilll! the spi- The benevol ent order of ladies whose name and served as a SOUl' porridg·e. It should. be mer, aneI a 11, t 1I e a ffaIrs 0 t Ie congl'egatlon are ~ " in the best order, ritnal destitution of those poor orphans, anc! heads th is notice propose, with the blessing of cooker! three hours-it cannot be cooked in On the 14th of June, at Breese, Confi rma- the actmllllecessity of having some reCuge for God, to h ave a Pic-Nic for the purpose of as- one. The fruit should be cut in halve,s, and t· d .. t d t tl' t f them, determined, with that untiring zeal sis tin o' to defnw the very large expenses r eo the seed scraped out. The rnuci];'ge of the IOn was a minIS ere 0 III' y- our perwns. Wlll'"ll e\'"' I' IU·,II:\{'.· tll"l' I' dovoter\11 Mo to tIl" o J ~ I b d 'f d . db' . t ThiR 1ll.;W place, on the Ohio and Mi,;si ssippi "c ., ~ , v vo~ C I' . d' 1 I d' pu p may e save, I eSlre, y straInIng ou sall"ltion of souls, to erect an oJ'l)hanao:e; but cent y Incutre III tIe purc lase an equipment the seeds and adding it to the fruit, which Railroad, has in creased rapidly, notw ithstal](l- ,- f 'I . C t 'Tl b . f . I b 'I not h to tlH·ir depmved dispositiu ns, in:;ult the r eli- HT mGre attractive find rich, as food, by breaking • v v ' t ,,0 1 built this summer , glOus amt e I'l11 d reno I n tl Ie case 0 tl lree c 1'111 - earnestly hope that the kind public III. t wo or tl lree eggs, an d s t"Irnng vlgorl'll'. \', On the 17th of June the Bishop visited H an- dren who lately fled from the Jumper Institute will, ;\S they ever have, cooperate in this good just enough to allow the eggs to be(;u ,ln; well rl' U b 13 F 1 to S t. Joseph's Orphanage (which is the name work, and that the praiseworthy efforts of the cooked. over. r 19b mass was sung )' Hev. Cl. i 1'0.1- th e nllns have chosen fur their house of re- Tomatoes, thoroughly cooked, may be put bose, pastor, Rev. M, R~illeck e , of Breese, good Sisters may meet from all 11 heart,Y sup- fuo..re ) , the Si~ters of JJercy r ec.eivetl very seri- in tiu:ht cans, and hpt any length of time, or being dl: acon, and Rev. C. Lug nardt, of Car- - port. ~ lyle, subdeacon. After Mass fifty persons were OltS and grievous annoyance from the heads of tbe pulp may be spread upon plates and dried Oonfirmed. The beautiful and laro" N' gregation are in a fm' better state than beflJ re, erence to t Ie propose IC- 1C, to take place parties went tJ the nuns' orphanage, and com· For every-d'IY use, a quantity sufficient for Se veral religious and ch,tritable: societies have .1 . J ' . I on 2.1 of August: Iff '1' k b k d been hltely established here. menceu OUtSI ' e an open-all' preachIng, 'f le tIe use 0 it ami y tor a wee - may e coo-e . I "pious" hldies preached exclusive salvation, G. H. Bussing and Charles McKeown-Ca- at once, and aftenv,lrds eaten cold or warmed O n the 18th and 19th 0[" J tine, the BIs lOp I I I . . one in p;uticular pledging her honor that "no t ICC ra. over. 'We be!! of those who use this excellent Vi Sited Trenton and Lebanon, both oOTowinu'" Rom an C;H i1ulic wou.ld e ver he saved." In D r. D a Ilerty, J . J . G::'l'&M,,¥ awN idt;:;;*'84f ...AiilA9 '9¥jWljiGifWWU6gjHttlQlN+ : w ~ Storm at Louisville, Ky. NEW BOOKS Al\1D NEW EDITIONS. Arrival and Departure of DI ails, I YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY The city suffe red se,'crely lHst evening by a - I - OF- tornado which was li mi ted in its r ~ n ge , bm A Papi8t Misrepresented and R eprespnted ; or i\lA ILS SENT AND R EC dYI: OTWICE.A D A.\."". T l~ E U R S U L I i'T E N U KewYollt , Pllllade lpllla. Bufldo C leveland. Columbus :l l\ j 1- NS . a ,£,\ Q·lt'ol.d Ch Ir.lct ... r of Popen tIlt: all\;; co nt.lIl1ln ~ .!\ sum terrible in its effects. The wind came u p from an<1 PIttsburgh, open at ha lf p"s tsP\ cn a.m, lllld six St Mar t in's, ne a r F :;-,yett evllle ) of the SUPI'I'Stli lO l1 !i, ldul.ltn cs, cru eltlPs) t ll.. ,. lch £' ries, ,tllU the South,we st, but suddenly shi fted to the p rn , and cl n~e :1 1 one a TIl and e ight p.m. ' , wleked pl ilH'lplcs l.lId. t o Ihtj lr charge, the C. tb.OI Ll1ing North·west, and carried everythi ng before it. Clllc ngo. &c , ope 1l at half·pasl seve n p.m ., and twelve BltO \Y)i COUX1'Y, OUIU. op e n that Hol1g'1(, 11 \\h h h tho-:c t enllcd i!d pilHs own a n d m .; alld close al oll e :1.111 , nlld fuul p.m. 't" Y L d t ' . t) I I If d t t 0 Jorm ou ng tI. 10:-. 0 YII . lt C, or:'uru Ent t he r ru' tl 'fhe residences of Captai n Lovell Rousseau and pnfes", t he ch ief .{ r tlCh·s of theIr t.llth, 1t lld t u~ pI Jn Clp.d I. 111 UIS, op - n at 1a ·pas l seven am., an wen Y l us e fulalld~,gr C e, t blOkn O Wl ed~e ,a ce U t\ t o mth(:lll~o eal1; ~\l; itb Dr. Coch m n, on sixth, between Green and grounds and r el ~Dl1 S \\hlch ·\ ttflch to It. Dy the lte'i . n ll n n tes past till ce pIn, and clo::,e a t on(' a.m. , and of ol deL ,lnLi cc )U C, llIy,.tnd 10 cu!tlvcl le lit them th oSCL/~~:lU i ta John (lotbel , ...... 0 ::!O fOllr p. m . "lll, h l e ndt'l \'lI l tle both llllli lule ,LIlli atlr.u:~tlv e I l(l t l o lh llt~ W a.lnu t, we re unroofed ; th e g,l.ble-end of the [ ndl,)n a poiI s, open af half-past sevell a 111 ,tlnd five p.m : tLw fauu ly circle, bllt ,11 50 III SOl: lct, ,.--tbH; 1:0: the ml!l!; Lh lD or A fri c'l.n Church , on Center· street, was blow n End of R(-ligious C on t ro ve r ~y ; in a fri endly clL)::;e at one n rn. an d fOllrp m tll(' Ur, uh 'u::OI\lf·rm t;cnelltl. Lil l <.;<.: Il" Ji be the Obj \: ct"IOn [,oulsvlll e One il a l It ,Il f-IJ:l :: t se ve n and twelv _' ! cOll,t.lIli elIu l t~ 01 the eODlulllI.lty \\hh.h now SO II C IIS .10~~ltbe in; the top of Orr's new bui ld ll1 g, Ce nte r and Corl 6spoudcllce betwl;'e n a religious "; 1) CL~ t y of j'IIJt e<.:t,II'ts , t' • pdtr ol ,.Lgl' Ie C(t close at one a.m. , 3 1Hl one :lnd fuut p r~1. The "'l',ulmuy IS slt u.'ted on .\ lan:::c III'J IJen u siful f:l'm and :1. ItO lll.l11 C,t tholic Dn we .Addr..!<':st J. to t !Jo H t l~t;l \ Green, was bl ow n off ; the top of the U IlI on LeXIn g ton , &.c open fit tW l IVl! ITI., and fiv e p.nl , close tI..ll' 11 0 ll t ~ .lsslglled til !Iw pupils allv·... tll(.: m, dnlll1g tbe ,:lnd Engine· house was blow n off and carried into Dr Bu q;f!<': ::- Lord B'sil op uf St 1) .I " i d ·~, i n .tlls'>'el to Ill S at o ll e a 111 , and twelve m. lUI reClt.ltlOIl, ampl !:: "p.\cc iOI l·": t; ltl1ie . bouts tbe j a il· y ~rd; th e front of Cha rl es F ield's Lordship's " PI C" testant C.Li echlsrn II By thc Righ t nov. :.IC \\ POl t a ndCuvlngton, open ut hnlf-pss. t seven n. m., The pu pil !'; :11 0 :\h\1\)5 Ul1Uel the ullld alld effirientc3re f .J ohn Milner, D U , f!' ~ 0\. , ...... • ...... 0 ;)0 unci fuur p.rn: close t'tt olle a m ., and two p .m. \thClI 11 S irll C l! ~S<': . • 0 li ve ry sta ble, on Sixth'street, was blow n in ; f_J. 1 j D· • . t I If t I 'l'l1~ course of In <:: trur: tlOll, C Omlllell (' lll~ wllh tho ele I .1IYn [o n , ~ n l ,l !LOl1,. ope n '.l 13 .- pas ~e v e n a n. , of ell1ClttO:1 lit J£llglisb a nd ~; elHI"', lompnslls Oltho :~ents th e top of P aoze l ' 5 saloo n, co rner of Co urt­ Developments of P rotestantism- Dialogues on Hnd lwcl\e m . , . cl o~e at on e .l. 11 1. , and l\\O pm. Hl'adwg \ \ l ltl l1 f,!, \lltillnct:c U!:lDlIll.l: j~n ~ li s h CHill ~R lrb y , X ell Ja n lid ~prlT1gh e Id I open al half-past ~e \ r n a.m ., and Gt:'(" g! .tpu v. the U8e (, f the Clobe:o:. 1:'.1(1 ell Hi ... tol \, 1'1tJr.1U l~n, place and Six th street, was bl ow n off; the lower t h e Spitlt of t!1e Meth(ld l"t Pl caellCls to\\ lid t he 01 th{Jlt{· U twe lv c In, close at nllf a .m ., a rL d two p m. tory. Allfwnt .'Iud iHod C: ll1 . C h LOIl (r10!!) , I{Uetorlc .\ StrOMl1l\5- Hcllgion a n d Cler!.n I by .J A ~I.\ "o n, C.{ tholl e J'IIPst lit t end of the Sixth·street market was part,ly raised DAI I.Y MAILS . Plllll)suph} . J31O..:!',lphy, .\11 tJq III t il':" iHyt.lwlog, , BOlan;" StOUi'h ll d ~c, FlllIlatld. form E' rly .t '\ rctll'ldl <.: t 1)l l" lI('}WL­ and partly bl olV n off; Lupe & E v,ws' Crystal 8altllTlOi e. 'VaSlllt1CTtun \Vhe<:' hl1ff, Boston Alban v \ ~ h (, l'l~ . try , Mu o.; IC-\ UC.ll Hllli I n<.:trun:p.n t.tl-1Jraw ing ..,.-J DI,ll ogucs on the Spil'Lt of the Ne w n1' Ih, eX(' l1lp1l11ctl in , I C' d' o. 1"1 . .;:;~b , '. J I ' I"r: J'.ll n tl\1~ I'ldl ll .Iud UJn.!nl l'llt"l 1\ eldk"'\\orli. '1'1I )L' ,n ,)rl( ana a, upe n ~lt 1,ll-pa ;:,1 _c ven a.m dl1 ! lei l~ u.bn )1 lh:.ry III LI. e .1Ilcl JU u!o;l1 u, Pe.lrl ,l ll d \rax' \\ olkl ~, r r , P alace, corner of J effe rson a nd FlfLh streets, 1\Jeth('l(list )I n''lch e l<:: , tow.l l'cls 1h ,-" Catholk ncJIg'lOn Illld slxpm,nnclclosputelghlpm el.:.. etc ,110.... had its roof raised eight or ten inches, but we Cl elgy, by Hev .A .1 l\l ll~ o n-~ l xty HeasoDs in 1.\.\" 01' of the PCl IS1110 111 11,Glnhcothe , M at le lt fl\ \Vd nl Ington , Cilcle- l ' re llllll1llo.:d Ill t Ib Cloth. 0 ;; 0 r..1 ,1r Iye t t e . T e rre l.i,mte all ( 11lCennCS, Oj Jc n a 1:1 - In!-.tlt u tW ll. No im(!lOp L' T nl1 lul!l'(' C 15 eVer 10 te USltl t ~\1 t' to unroot it. Tbe Sarato·, a Saloon, directly pa ::. t se ve n a m ; close at o ll e tl m . . the r ellglO n ~ prlllClplN; at tb l) YlIltUg' L.I(lIeN. llOI " Ill Ill~il.' f oppo,ite, was unroofed, an~l the R IO G rand~ Sacramentals of the Catholic Church, .. .. .0 75 N. 011 e 0. 11s . Nusil vdl(', CUIr\), l\l p rnp lJlS, VJCksbUl gh the schoili s b~ .111 0\\ cd to E-ll\lJ,.lc t~ tl l ~ C,tllHd lc I:elwill n' "'Ih tlild 're x ,l S. open a t half-pn st sevcn a. ln. Ul id l w ei ve Ollt l \\ r ltten or \ e, b II }J t:l lUl,.. f-,iLlJl1 r OlH tboJir p.1I ('1 16° 1'0; Lib e H uLel, on T<'lftb, be twee n J efferso n and M:p el, sheep ...... 1 00 Detloll T oledo. and I owa ope n at IJaIf- past~eve l1 n .m .~ f.!'i"11 guhlllon o;: xtlll lOT w l) r ~ lHp . " ' .' L ett,~ lo.: WLJtte n or recen'ed b) the )Ollll g L'llh er-: e a t one " lll . '1' E H M S F 0 Jt no i\. n D 1; 1t S 'MI Y of questIOn a' d :.\llSWl\r By t he lHo~t Hev Dl. Uh d­ house on the corner of Thu'd and Market, over Rl vel towns by 8. 13, open at half-pnstsevellU ll1., To B C P\ID Il"'LI-\ I: Al~Lr I N A ]Jvi\:-IC E. Ion eI'. }1apel' ] 0( , flex ible cloth IU;;, f u ll dolh :..\5c ' l!:ntr,Lllce ~ 1100' Wll1ter's clothing·store, was blown off; the cosoI a t hn I f·p.lst ten :l TI L BOli d and rl' ui tion, per S~-:<.;wn ." "11 0 r: O Think W ell On' t; or, refl ecti ons on the Great \Vil lIilU1:::.bll lg Bn.t n \ I Ll , 0, lI nd Brook vl ll e, In d . ope n \\ ,I SU JI,g li lt! T\lcHI! l ng, PC I' ~'l: "''''lU n ...... AO 00 m attress-factory of Henry W ehmhoff. on Sec­ al twc lvl!pm.: closeattwelvenl. l)b\ S I'llU' ~ F e c s,pCI:-'.:':)'::' l on ..lao 'l rlll b 5 of the Ob i IS! LUI Uel1 glOn , fm er) day III t.he mouth ond·street, between Main and th e river, was c' ZanE's vl!l!.:' and , ;VIll1l lllg:on, opEn at hn.lf. p 'l~t se ven [1 cl11 Bo tlll pel :::L!SSIO H .. . UUDQ B~ t h e Ht H~v . R. Oh_u!oner, 11 D '1'0 w lu ch 15 ,Idclud unroofed, and part of the wall bl own in ; the a.rn , close n t elglll p n t. T j~ It. !II ~ ]:' d I ~ DAY - :-.. ClIO L ..!.. l~ ;5 . DOl otlons to tho ~ a cle d !te.u t ot J t!i llS clotb 19c IV1.11l s fur C.l It fVrllI il , via Ovell:1 t1 d , close OIl Tuesdays D.L), ~chol.no;: , pe l QU.lr t(· r , l~!..:.· ILl ClJt' lry Cl.15'" " . ~ 3 01) top of a ki tchen on th e corner of Seventeenth nnd F l ldays at 4 p.m . Iro l t be 1ll01 {~ udv. IHcl'd Q flO Meditations on the F our L ast Things, for el'ery )io pxt.r,\ C h , lLg ~ t"t _FIl nch and Chestnnt, was ~ ak e n off ; on Madison ·street F o re lgll ~Iatl~clns (-l dUl ly .I t c .. ght pm. f:l 71\1 (Qu~H tel l y ) ...... nay i n the m llutll, with lilrl;; criou:) how to !n ~ well. f'rom b etween Slxteenth and Seventeenth, the roof of SIng le ! ,lte o f l e tt ~ 1 po.;:rage to Cah foll11n and Orcgon , It· , n ,...... t b.~ It.dla.Jl of !{ev. I, 1'1II.lU\,)utl. p,tper f5 ~c, d. 11 ex. 13c te n cents. LarIll ...... a house was carried clear a Cl ' o ~s the street, Beauties of the S'tnctuary, Translated from Prepayme n t oy siamps lequl1 ed 011 ullletters to plaCC8 ~~ X or Il A C II A 11 G E S. a gable·e nd was blown in 0 11 Waluut, between t he l' r lJ ll ch of I l ll b l ~Lt L l~ l.> 1.1 ..''': m1)l,IIl .. ln·d With a ha nd- wlllu ll l he U n lled S lall~ ~~ . I nk and qIH lIs p e L an num $ i} 00 Twelfth and Thirteentb, and the plane fact.ory, 51 me r'rontIHpte0e. 1 vol , l S.:n o. C: util, ~ ilt., 60 cts, dot h , Prepnyrnent by st:lmps lcqulI e Cl 011 all tn:U ~ Sle llt Plano, \1 lth u sc 01 l usL' llLel ,t & ' cl hl IHU::'lC, per qU\.';\;J) \1[S3 IS :=! lP1'I- '1I.lInl.( 'J'r~l l1 s Grace O' Hall oran ; Or, Irela nd a nd its I' ea· 130.11 de::j p t ) the current oxp ~ ns e s scmi annu.llly, 111 adv:mre W e fear we sball l1a \I e to record more tracl'S ])up,ttt. Alrn l!. 6HIltl y \ Tale of tho 1)(\.\, By Al!'n ~ ~""l. St~,\.l!t . 1 \'01. , Day-:3cboLtr .. \ rlu.l..l w rly. \lall, ...... 4 t! ) \"'r 0.',0 .. " of the devastation, but most fortun,.tel y the 10mo. Pl'lce 111 clotu, gIlt b le l ~ s, 38 cts.; doth g Ilt edgos l~O .ll'lh· 1 s are ruq UII ed to br1l1!! "ith Ihc-fll tlw orc!lII:\I Y'\' ,lI rlc J.lO UlS\ illl- ACCOIDm o d.lt lC'D , ...... :l l? lH "i.::1U" l\I .lUd lSldoJs, tiJ CC lltS. no Fur ol tu le c on<;;ist. :u ~n t \''' 0 I, UlV t:l'i :tnd~tl o lk , tw n "1/OOl'I:"t storm invol ved no loss of life th at we bave heard. B S: PI CS5, ...... • ...... 53,) P 1\1 1:1 28 l' l\l Father L'Lrkin 's Mi,sion in Jonesville. By Dr. tUlllhh r , <.: IX t abll' I" HlJluIlS, and <:: ix lowcls r )i:Dl"'''' \pOl.I S :\~ D CI'.cr,;\ \'1 1- -Louisv, lle Journ"l, 23d inst. '1'. L . •'h ch nls 18 1110 . CJnth 2 ;;> ct:, clot h, gilt edgt~!';, :i1:je . 'lhllv arC' also to he Plovllit"t wllh Bed and I:eddlllg, (l1' P:l~ 'nul g XPI CSS, • ...... 5..t O,\ M 1: no l' ~I SS pH annum. if f'ul1'l1 :-.1wd bl' the l lrstll utlOU Mission a nd Duties of Y oung W omen. Trans· 1 ndlcl,u :1pul h AeC;)lllLllGd Ltwn, .. . 11 ; 0 I' 'r ) 0.15 A 'I rile P,IIl.!lLt:-; or :.:. ll.ll·lli:tnf.; 01 tile vnu r.g Ladies wb\J l·e·ido 3f n The Mi ssouri and W estern Telegraph Com­ !,lled trum the .F rench 01 ".. Ildrles ~ . llII te 1: 01. By H.oJ v C ltic~l ~o .~'~pr css . (j 00 P 11[ 1.:: ;'\1 dist,tncc :'Ll~ r equil (>11 to clmilg n.\to some COl refipondent In Om l :hd,IICB I. \\ h ltt' n . \). i:' n ul!sl1 .. d With the .q)jJlobu t, iuu of f.. IT'!'I.l JI'lIAM!- ' 1I1 n,l 11 w h u will bc C h ,tl gL~ U to iIqUiricl1e t bel l bIlls '\\bt'll due pany have extended their line to Fort Smith, t h u g,dtilllllre Mll:-.t Ite". l.l.r, J,JJJ;;hop of A li e It 18111 1') . New YOI 1" ~xf're s s, ...... ' " ...... 7 00 ,\ !\I 3.50 A 11 \ q u,u tcr com n HHH't>tll:-; chrll ged In tull on the extreme wes tern border of K ,(n sas, 500 \'ulu [)1o. Plice In " hn h , extra l:Plt b.lCh.s) 38 cts .. full g Il t };·'>.pr ess,. . ) 0 un ,\ M 'l'ile ~ ( ·il o h,..t I 0 YI~,'l 1 con<.: , st~ (,f Ol.lC ~ es;;;io n , !IIH] cCIDllIon('('s sules a nd odgl"s, 70 \ l:-;. on t h e til c:t l\:folHltlV In l:,'epteHib el miles south·west of St. Loui s, on the Butter· Columbu s ~ec"'llnllo,l a t i o ll, LOQ l' M J] ( 0 , '., The Life ot Sdin t Louis, King of F rance. 8 .. w YOI k ~ XP I p <.: !,; . ... 11 OU P:If -!: Hll' n' All l l" ltclS to 1>0 .~dd rp Bsdl , plc pnd, to the fi eld overland mail route, and is now open for rr rnn<.. latecl trom Ih e J'l encl.l . Oue \uJ u UJ0. l Slllo Uloth X l~ I 11 ,l Accnullll od .. tioll, .. . . b.OJ p l'rl S 00 ~ 1\1 SUI'ElnOI{];sS OF un; U l t SUI.1~1 ;~, bu ~ ine ss , This line is a sec,ion of th e contem­ eX ll a, PIICI-! 7f> eellt s. CINct\' :\' \T I ll -\ r.tll.ru :s A;;D Du IO N- jall14 Near It'aYlltte vJ1l tJ\ H,tw.ti cn1ll1ly, 01110. Lamp of the Sanctu ll.]'Y, by his E minenc,e j) Lycon gxprefi fi n 00 \ i\r 7 4;:' A 1\1 plated line to California , by th e southern route, (J lllLI Jt n tl \ CI.!:) lll Ulud ItL m SuO A 7II 1 nn 1" Oal Din.LI \\ 1!St1 Ill.t1) ~ t;W YOI k J~:-o;prc~:-.. \ "l , 1 Xcn i:~ 'i;)I)" {If .1 .: I P M a nd in cOI1]lln cli on wi th the li ne nearly finished .Mary, The Model of F ilial P iety, transl,l.ted D.,ytl) lI Expre::-" , ... :LIOl' 'If j () -I n A "1 from San Francisco to Los Angelos , a distance f,'om t.llL~ i!' 1·ellr'h. One volume, 18 ulO , cllJ tb, Cx tl ,l, Plll'l;: }[ luul tO Il 1 \ \ _ I'olll'nl,; d ,l ~tlllll' .:i 5u I~ ';'\1 .. b 0 I P :'II of 500 miles, and the overland mat! Will furnish 25 ctc.: ., L'loLll , full g llt: 50 r.e uts D I~ ton Exp,0:-.8. . . Mary Lee ; or, T he Y ankee in Ireland. By \l \H I£T'1'A i\ND C IXCli, N ;\1 I- a speedy a.nd reli 'l.ble commnnication between t h e .\ut,lOr 1)1 S}ullL.iy l\[cti u ll e. (SJt!!)u d edl tlOtl,) in O n~ Exp ,e ~l.(...... 61;:, :\ ~ j the Atlantic an P acifi c CO,Ls tS. vol U 'no \'..-lt 11 dlu .. tlc\ t ion s oy 1l.Lrlt1Y. PrICO 1Il clO l h .\ C'cfJffi l1l mcd ,l tlO H, .: 30 P i\f extl'a $1 i d oth gil t. $ 1.f10. COVI .... C TON ~ND L LXl ::->G 'fON - The line by the northern rou te is being ra­ 'fhe Preci ous Blood: or the Price of our E ' }Jr ec:~ , .. ;;-1,) \ ir l\(,COITIIIlOd l!iOU, ...... 2.25 P 1\1: pidly pushed forward, and will b e completed Saly.ltl' ill . I:y Fr L.1 u et l ~ k Wm ~\lbc L , D D., i O 7;) C [ X CIN ~ "Tl. !{ T c lDrO~JJ \ r-.:D fX TII \ :\ A1'OJ I S, (i 00" ::If to Oma ha, in Nebraska, about th e middl e Devout Med itations in honor of th e Mother of !ndl d 'l1 1!t· l\1f)NUnr! ·'yl' ~ C,LIl uc h Gu !!ct DOU BLE LO CK STITCH abstract from a report just issued by the P rns· P I,re, tmted JJroll tls)Jwce. ClUth. iJ O ets : cloth, J,!; l lt, 7 [lt~ . fI om ~ll , l O to any 1'1 il e up­ si an Government may be read with interest: Ethei1s Book; or, T ales of the Angels By w,lrds r FAMILY SEvVING MACH INK In the ye'lJ' 1859, G7 ,6 ;i 7 persons were vacci· .h' 'v. F.lbul .Just. puLhsbed. ,I lH' W Inrim, pl'oYed e l1tllJl l, 1lI 1 VI .] :-,qlUIl~ lU llHl C}'Jl h, 38 cent" . cloth, ).! llt, (j:J cIs CHo"srs from $250 t o S5 00. Seem'ed by R ecent L ette1 s Fatent . nated. 0 f tbese the shns of form er vaccina· The 'fliumph of Clllu ity ,-a Corsic an Story . T he ltlHlnt ot t hi. s now, ll tOF.t ll seful and lIJ compnrdblll ilLI tions were in 55,997 in 7,760 indis­ 75 eeu ts. MO'l u ~mN'J's wii h ChHl C, I S lh.:s l lU eJ to ere,lte u cr oat ~Ild de< id(d tbaugc lU pub· dl~ tillct; t \'ieh c n ,\!Jres [01' St..5 .00. tinct; in 3,892 non-existent. The course of Tyburne, and who went thither in the days of h e oplnil)1l lI POl.l t.he s n bJi::c t of Quo-e n l ~ h7. ~ b eth. 75 Cl) n t !o; th e present vaccioations was in 41 ,7 11 regular; May Templ elon. A Tale of Faith and Loye. l~\ILf\n. ~.S -, 0 ) f 'lI a Lot , Hild CHEAP SEWING MACHINES, will 1,e b ' j,t 1 11 p,t m t WJthOl.t w in 8,419 irregular; in 17,527 unsuccessfnl.­ 1,\ e cou1ideut l) :-\ o;:~e rt. a n u call conclusl\ ely provl·. hy Ii pr.ll l ZlllO. $1.25. charge. Ilc.ll ll eulon o;:r l.ltlOn, t hat tillS :i.\hchlDc t!lIl iU.lices lTl JH:; con· A no ther vaCCin ation succeeded with 5,013 ot Maro-aret, Danvers ; or, The Bayader. ~ t L nct:oll th e 1Jl'~ t comtlill ,l tlO ll 01 sUl~ ntJfj c lJIlIL CJp1 es to be this last calegory, making altogether 69 p er · t~ An ltlor ot ~ u unt St L n. ur ~ lJce . ~rn o $ 1. 'fhe m anufactory is neal' r. U'ld III :1lI'{ }-: eWLll,:! l\.L~chlJl e 1I 0W be1t.rc the publk, r el,!fI·ldlcs~ Lady Amabel and the Shepherd Boy, or the 01 pncc ! '\\ ltll :tn e,) e q u i c l~ to detect the d t:::fic l~{l t: l es aud 1111 ' cen t of successful cases. 'fhroughout tbe large Ben ilienstein's Gar· PCI feCtlons ot other 1l1:l chl l1 t:l <.: . 1\11. ]\Ioc.r e bas <,;oU;5ht to ICIllt'll) Heclu:-.e of Byl.md Fores t. Dy ,\ I IS S B M Ste '.~ .lr t . 18mo Ihelll .lil ,lIlt1 W{' :l cr, l ao;: sUl ed l :' crltIc.'1 CX:'l.TIlln .. tJOn ot till '" Prussian armv but 58 men were affected wi th . f1 e}~ l b l e cloth, 31 cents. dens, Hamilton Road. bc lutllni plCce nt In .l c \] In~1 y \\ i ll lIt Ollce c"taLll ~L It CI" t lH' oll l\ small ·pox O f these ]7 had not been vacci· The P earl of the Chepe; or, the Haberdash er's II:allr dC S.1 I'.Lble ch J:ip i.\l;\chlne III th l~ c (j llnI I-', 'lnd tal'l,rdcr d bll! -to ,ltIy l11gh IJl lced i\ [dcl1 i u e llnW suld It Sl' \\S lllIl..'C IJ ) Daughter. A Ta. loofUlJ Londou. 13y Misr;:B. M. ~t ! )hllt On SundlLY artl'rnoO Il t here is nated ; 27 had been re vaccinat::- d without suc­ 181110. flex cloth, .31 C\.l uts. fl om t" o "pOo ls.. «IS Onu .,; ht at t he ... tOle. \\Itllf,ut ro·wmdJlW:,) cess, and 14 had been to all appearance suc­ ,Ilwa.)s some Pl'l',on on t h e ])1'('. one ,tt.o\'e t l'e i.\Lwhlne and ant! nndcrlll'.uh, .Iud )l1,Lh co;: llJr Gems from Catholic P oets. 31 cents. mj .. e~ to !;lL OW ~1)(!c llllt'ns 01 the strollgc .. t, most c l:tr;: lie dlld Lhll ,tble ;; t l ttli lll .. dl' l"nlH- 1 1;) lWlld cesstully vaccinated- a portion of them h om The Li ttle W anderel's,- a Swiss T ale. \\ ol k. m'tr ' ) (1r lTIdcblllCIV. Itcd.. nnot be lIpped, lhcJ ugb tb ~ cl G tlt l !-i Cllt en tlll h ollevcl yh,dtlllth. Till' <'; :1 \(11 pO"S(' <;;<::CR t h e salllcd,IS' Ml s~ 11J l\:l S tewa rt . 18mo. tie:dblu (,} otll . 31 cellts. . ten to twenty·fi ve years of age. In most cases tlclty on thl1l,lS npon th IC k good:-. . HlInl1) m .ddu:,; It p.ntlell A l' It I C" S U T, r, I v A N, The Life of 8mur Rosalie, of the Daug hters of 1J:-I DI';i:VI.Kl<:H. I,uly Hppl h _ , I J, l t~ 101 ILrtlcle:-; that l't' CJ HLJ (' '\\cl ...;l ll l, g .LIlU lI (1I1i11 g' the attack was mild, thoug h in a few it was !tospectfully .\unounces to thp c.tll,:ens 01 CtnCIlJDdT J auc St . VIa ont d tJ P.L nl. Embell l"hed With ,L p O t t l ~lIt ofthlS .P '1 he maCblIll!l) jOi fc<.'(.hn ~ tLc cloth 1'" ll UI!l-: t:! ,tLy o tl1u, lind 1~. vici nity that h e is now I eady to fill all 01 ueJ 5 i n I.! IS Im6. !l t violent. There were two deaths, both of which illustJ lOUS and devoted ::l]ster. Squar e IGlllO. ; clotl1, d8 w ltLou t doubt the l>est e \'{'r CO llstl u ct ed. I; he llew t.t:tn d 011 ' Veste: n Ituw, b e l; \\ o~ ! [J l!'o u lth ,tuti It' lftb occurred ;n persons unsuccessfully revaccina­ cents ~ cloth , pIt, 58 (:e n t s. 'fne bre.dollg 01. Dl!eulc<::,.: common aDd expen ~h e I:mit "Hh stl eets, west SIde, No 1u5 . Opposite Pon y ~ tr cet . most olher I\ l achlr c~ . is entll ely ICI11CdlCd I II tUIS. WltLJ pl(' r,t'f Silva; or, T he T riu mph of Virtue. By the anc1 ~ Ie talhc BUlld l-Cu"'es furnhiht'd a.nd tl immE:d !O'i' ted. These facts abundantly show the value W'oou C.lIl', one ll('cdh' w l ll l. \ ~ t 10r moprhs 'Ihc elJt n 'c i\ J.l chIllC IS author (If LO lenzo. 'l'r!tuoshlted t'om the Fr ench, b y i\. SIS­ transportation t o auy pill t. o f the UlllOD. fT e:'l.I''''£>S Int1 (~a t 1I.lI!~ ~ ' Imple 1D ('01 structwlI, and I1'a d!.! 111 e\tJr ,) J e~ p eC: 1 pcrft!cl .1nd of vaccination as a preventive, and support tbe ter of Chtlrllv. 1 vol. SI1U .lre 16 mo .. t i nted ,t'l untIsplece , Ul nished at thE' Rhr'l'tes:' n ntire. (Ill r caso na l l ~te J lTJ !-: ~ ~ p~(lfb- dUlab!t~. Unh ke otbel ilI.ICillllC'S, t here I.. no (!tLLJ::t:1 or d, \1ll3 1!' opinion held, we believe, by most ll1 ~ dlCa l men clo ~ h 50cents , clntb , g ll t, 7oceuts. i ll g the a-I tlCl e ~e \\ c d by 01 1, as IH) l'e 1<:: u Sl;d 0 11 toe top of lhr M a r t h ~ ; or, 'fhe Hospital Sister. vol. \1.lchllle. } t IS a lso UMlh~ I.ll gu e n ou gh fOI c'\ C1") d \~q Llpt.ion l,f in this country and In Europe, th at It 1S by far Foreign and .Domestic L iqU01'S, &:c . s q n ~"\. r e 16mo , tinted .Front lspiece; cloth, 3S cts : cloth, worJ..... tbr ro beilH! a. ci::nl' ~PRCC frllH' welles 10 h: I1J:! lh loy IOlll III the safest plan to be revaccinated e l' ery fonr or gil t., 63 eel! ts. heig bt, bctw(:p. n tbe II cedll' a n d the end of tbe 1\[aciJlllc. ]11 )or. \ ND &: Ut:N RY, W[[ O L I']S ~I,I ~ G1:UCI·; ,, 8. L'quor and bec\ u ty of d l'''lgn .mu Ul ech micn} CO lr S. r u t tlOn It h .J S n() cq ullI five years. First Communion: A Seri es of Letters to the [ Com mission elch lilts, ~llS fiO aud t3~ ..3 econd s t leet, be­ III thc coulltry , .lll tht: lUO' Clnfmts bl' ll1gpf,S, ltI\ C, :1nd lbofIIC· ... Young. " 'llh b'lontispiercand Ylgnctte. 2J:U10 . cltlth, 3S: tween ' Ya lnut and ville. Cincil li:la tl tlOn lir: ht, rh c r~ i ii nol the ~ liglJt est plobdbll:ty o! It:-i gt:tt. Jl) ~ A g lmt~ for til~ s,d e 01 BnurfJon \vh] s l ~y SCIENTIFIC LNVEN'fIO Ns .-Among the novel· cloth, gilt, 50cellt~ . out t.:f llruci. It .. t.l lid 0;: entu'eiy uoon Its ow u 1l1 l'r It", und llec d ~ Lorenzo; or, T he Empire of Religion. 32mo. .~------no iw t : er l efen 'nl'!:l t ll,lO It!;: ow n ,!!o('ld worl{s to COll \ lllCC nIl \lllo fi de It th.11 It IS o])e l,t t h e wost \.du.lblc ,mel h UDI ,llLi /.IIY W· ties which tbe scientific world h as lately heard cloth, 25 cen t s: cloth, g ilt, 38 cents. CODY, ·WnoLEs.HE OnliCEH -Po CODY, d ealer i n <'hoice P• family b'l o nr , 'l'e,!"s ,S u;:.p,r s, l'obact'o. J.. lI1.1.Hlrs,&c &f.'. . No of, is the invention of an Italian-a Florentine I n ,7 vols. d OOl i 8yo. Cloth, HI-cloth, gIlt edges, $,1 25 pel vol. 17 and l~ 'W,l ter s t r {':~ t hetw een Main and Wtdu ut teLr-2i' " e;tt~~I~~ I ~f l ~ht~ I~I~~\.Jl to soil a sm fl ll pO ltio" of lbp t m llrory h) monk, it is said-who h as devoted many years ------State'" or Ollllltie:; epCl I1 .11I l-l1\1I taLle an d f,lil' 1 ~ .t<': J -:. }\ <.:. \ salt The Foot of the Cross ; or, the Sorrows of O~1~ 3 & CONA[L\N. (.:hlf'cessors to G I OSO;: :lorl Dletricb). ,lU Ll. h ig hly l unlUp eritn o iln c::- tment. It has no equal }jxtt.:1l ;. to the study of electricity and telegraphic mat­ j ltlry. it[.\nufactUiers ot CANDL.I·:::' SUAP ~tnl l O IL ~ oml e, No <:}'\' O UII:l.U !!l'meuto;: h.l,\ o b(' t'u m!tde f OI the UIUII U !'ICt\l1 8 0 J thec;e 1\Jnc hllJPs lind tl Jr. 101'f}C pJ(.fit to owner of t.eJ llforlJ, ters. H e has some extraordinary inventions, 'fhe Creator and the Ci'eature ;. or, the Won­ 728 Western H.o\" CIIJ(! llllUtl Il'a pel !i a n d Paschal Candlcsfol 1 s de. LURI 1:2 comm E' ud lbe ent~ 1 pri~L:l t o lile attcntlo ll of :i11 who \\ Ish to ders of Dl.yltle Lon' ly which he is submitting to the Emperur of the mahe monf' lj101n dhj on (f smallc~pLlo l. )' (,,,ill send ,lll!lcblDC, Growth in Holiness ; or, tIle P rogress of the :o:~c lll e l y boxed. h v h.xpr e~~ or oILel\\I<::c. to HTL y addl cs ~ ) upnJl French, It is said that a. mong them is a dis· 1 Spir it u a l L ltl:!. .M:e1·cltant Taylm's. tue r -'cclpt 0 1 Thirty ]) o ll:i r~ . J.:very ' l.ll bl1re 1'" 1uan o ,t( . covery of the means of transmitting f ac simile The Blessed Sacr ament ; or, the 'Works and :-end for a u cscr lpt n re ell culM, gn 'lIl $,! fu ll pHi tlclilara. ..A ddrt'5~ of hand writing and m anuscripts from station to ' Vays of God. J ames Barrett, H . C. BURTMAN, station, so th at it telegram may become a legal All for J esus ; or, the Easy Ways of Divine MERCHA NT TAILOR AND GENTS ' FURNISHING Sole and exd u<;;ivc Agent fOI the UDltcd states, document. He can also transmit a likeness by Love. STORE, No. 128 WA LNUT S'fREE'1 , mar::;l GIll Offi ce, 92 West l'ourtb st.. Cin cmnMti, O b~ Spiritual Conferences. Gln~. "hole .. l. and Hetail ~Juttra s and Bedd' D this agency, to be reproduced at the other end l'hll d door n bove n ew w-Jii 1 The P recions Blood; 01', the Price of our Betwee n 'J'bird and FOl.lltb st reets A Man ufacture., No 67 Fift h str e ~t. between 'Yalnut aD ( of the wire. i\1 'tSOD IC Tcmple, C IU C lnl1, ~ t l , 0 llIylV'61J "VIDe sts .. CIDciuoa: t ;. 0 ., M~nut,lcturel' a nd keeps constantly cD Salva tion. h and a largt:' llssortmen" of well made Feathl'f Beds, Hnll. i\Io5F. Cotton . B u !;l" il1ld sprina ;\Illttl't:S8t!S, PIllows. J301ster s, Com' JC;ir The attention of our readers is directed For sale by ltH;L & McGUIltE, ~Ie , cb,

~iYh. 1II' , !:st~rifi!i&lr''M"6i3'''iA' Sg:AA&¥t!5!i&M4G... ,?"g~ S ++ ~ St Vincent's Academy Law Partnership. IN SUR A N CEo BONNETS AND MILLINERY C IW ~R GROVll, NEAR CINCINNAI'I The underslglltJd o.Lve f.)1m ed ·t Coplrtncl sblp to pr .l (' tice CAPIT \L. GOODS CHE:A P AT THE La\\ 1 11 tb t.\ <;(n el ul Co urt s ot thIS St 'tte .w d (.ftiltJUmted ::5 tntl's llome Insut .mct:! Company of New YOII\ , ...... $l,Oorl,Ol,O 00 I stltutlOD.: Life Iusura.nceOomp.l.uy of ~ e w YOlk, $1/;"u7 ,1;)$:24 SELL CU] ~ '\'PI ',H tb3.n any otb L' r StOle in thl~ Cit), at the LAD' S &c , .tI ~ d ge alld Spring Wagon If the, profm ) '; 00 panies, and Josse, promptly adjusted and paip t; X 'I I{ .\ C U "' It G B ~ PI.ysicwns. II1 anufactory. .f.,es<: ons on Pi lUO anti tt':e of inst! UlH e nt. upon t..:v f; ry by 'l'1lP. Under:;;ig;ned woul d Ic~p e c ttl1 l1 'y tlllD Cl UnCe to the Pnblic d lV\ pel fJU tl tel ...... $l~ 00 DOUI~t{'l'Y. Ortice 'Iud jtl-;! .... ldellcerJ o 'J28 ]' road\\<.!y . tble~ ~+=k~ thLu, they keep consta ntl) On k tnd ~nd t!lC' pzepclnd Dr t>VIlIg llutl P,lllltmg, per qu,nto! ...... : ot' I)R .1 d:x I S below :::-ie vonth Stl e~.'t . 12m J UJo'A CTORY and ~nle ROODlS, 1i ;t~ pll P'lI t~ tv peflln t theh cillh.tren to rcm.lin In the Academy I n vestlllents III Uniteti ::o.t a tc btocl{s ht:ltl III the Um letl ~ No. 55 twd 57 i:.. ISt ]nftb slleet, lH"lU hl'oadway, BOP OJ.lD "eYER \\"h ole~.de ,\Ud aetatl Dealellll 'VA'l'C lJ ES, St.l tes 1 $170 -If, O. i:':u u th Side, l\ eeps constantly OD band and llldnulactUles to durmg th ~ t tlll'e. DAY S C H 0 0 TJ. L JE'VELgHY ~IJ,V Elt anLl. t?LA.'l'jjjD WAI .. B, No 189 \V.t!· rl'.ltes FlIc RlS]{S In Cl11clTl n:LIi and vicim y. Also Life mder BUG G 1 g S, B A It 0 U C li B~, CO A GIl E S. nnd nut Str eet . bet\\een f ourth and FIfth stleets, Omcinn.ltl, 0 R ISks WIth lIberal p l l vlJ e~e s rhc IS I DlY Sch onl [\tl Hrhe d to the Aca.demv. for the conve \ VAGGOh;", of all I,JUd .....Hl11ant ed of m y own man u fac1ure. re Wat( hus and .J ewelh·ry C,l! efllil y l'ep,llI ed Il1d warl.tnt ... d Thc H0yaJ I n"lH" ST., OJ 1'10.1::-1\'0 62, first flool', 'l'nTI(ls' 13nilliI ng, Third stl'l~et, J. J Bntler's Excelsior Fluid Inks. .Ju,ll!lr r.la~s . 20 00 betWl;: en Flt.ll .lnd Sixth. Cl!J CIl1I11 PI ero~ . ~tyl('ofwO! k III the C.lthollc t'h1U,_hcs 01 e ll CI1JTJl'lb .md glV E'! •T o[! Ps & Co n

and the HEFI RHd; ~~-lll o" t . Hey Ar{.; hbJsbop KClIlld., st LoUIS, 1\lo • lmprO\Cments on the :F,llm are lelY good-hvo Log Houses, a. MOo:THev Ar ...: lJbl 5bop of New OriGami. Ihght He" J~ l shop.lunl, e l, Al t Oll . Ill. Hey J'.~d <; l, "1. I ~h lT1 g Cash Capital, $2,194,100 IllIge B.trl •. :1 G1I~t <.lud Saw Mill, &c , &c , ihe lxt1d IS wen ' ~he n line" of 1h e member" nf Its Faculty are a sufficient w.lter ed With 1J ev er~f}J I NS U HAN C f: GO., of Cmeinnati, Obio, aSll lhcH'ut <;um has been deposited \\it.b the T le,l sUicl for th,lt purpose. Dry Goods. 1.'; A HOThm COMPANY WlTHOUT AGENCIES. s Y T> U ~f 0 ]0' l' II E 0 00 D S lOa II E R D Offire: No.73 'W est Thud street between \\ alnut and "VIlle 11 ,I st udeu t 1w , elhGvt'd befot e t h e end of the qu artet no de­ A B.tnk Street, between Baymiller and Freeman Streets nellr strt'ets duetlllo WI ll h, ~ m tICle. excppt In cn S(J of <':ld.. n t'Se.: or d i <.: rnis<':!l l I':,I\)VAL -M H]cCHN. IIhole".d e ,lIld Bet,,,1 Dealer in BI'lghtOll House. R-reIY klnd ofS!:l wing, lll es:s Making. Kmt­ Insures Property of all descriptioD~ ilgt III De-de l' In Trunk J\Ltkols' Stock, AN'l'BONY FAY. ~econd S( hola<.;tlC J l! ftl (In t ll L' flr<:.t i\1 0 leLLY in Se ptl'mbel ncxt, Hoop :t..IJd i'bl'ct Iron, Pump OhaIns a nu l!' lxtUI l! S. A complete J. W. GARInSON, PIe~idE'nt. Law Book. ,mdelld,.,. ~ h o ut tnc mlidle ot July. I'h oJ cJul se of rIlS~ lu c tjt)1l A.s:-. nltnl('nt Of BUlI Ll er .~ ' .l.1Ill Gt~ n e ral I£lldwlt'e, Carpenter s'. t SPE]~R, ~1~l~aCl!lidll tbe blflncues u SLl,dly t ,lught 111 Instituflons of thIs Coopo,s' .1 1J d :l'lLU·tll11IS :-; ' Tools, Truss H OJps, &c Honse Fur· EDWARD D. SecretHrv. 'llSlli ng liIJoL1<; . .NtJ. HU N[atn st, el~ t, Cirrt lIlnat l, O. J B. J.l A ,VDJ~ R and DAVID BAKER, Surveyors . .,.., 50,000 Copies already Sold. '1'hem'll",d and r chg:l vll fi CUll! :ttOl1 of the pupils 1\ill be tbe l i)!\ dln ~ oi 'Ject of the H! {lIIJC\'" . ------Ulnereoce of r e lJ~ lOn 1" 11 0 ()Lc.;t.l tle to ~dlllJ ~s i on , provided E 'ster'n and Foreign E.-u lwnge, Transpoltation Bell M leers . EVERYBODY'S LAWYER AND COUN- ' the st udtmt" conf 1\ Ul tn the !. ~ f~ l\e r.t1 r egul:t..tlf)lIf; of rbe bouse. .\lIlcttcls n ot l;:n () wlJ to h e flO 'I th.f· THUt> It" wdl be o pe~l cd ! \l I G It A ~ 'r ~ N lJ Jt l, m 1 T T .\ N Cl£ 0 F ~'I C t:.­ SELLOR IN BUSINESS, ~Y the Director The :u; e 01 atl ml ~S IIlIl IS f' ,11ll SIX t.oelg:htl:'en. E Dr.tits Pct.) ahle thlougb Church Bells. By Fn \ NK CrtO SDY, of the Philadelphia Bar. I upils III ly r l·ut.'iu cL rlll g L:le va-catIOlJ. Y.ltllout ev.:tt·nrJ . CIllc, inllatl, S. S. Royle k Co ,.r O' DonnelJ, B eI~s Jf ever y size used by Cburch es. CoUeges, PublicBuildiugs. It Tells Y The Law for l\Iecbanics' Lien~ in every J:XPE ~S E K . Steamhoats, Plauta bom:, etc. OU Stat•. .,nd tbe Natur.,lizatlOD I,aws of COVl n~ toll j I ~ O' l~rIeli Dnyton , .J, B. Oleary, Lexington, Ky. I ' P,Lya.ble inv:tllably semi-annu11lly lllltdl'ance. His Bells ,Lre ooustl'ucted upon true and correct principles i ll this country, and how to comply with or 'I Ultt011: Uo. tru. T) ed, He l1dl ng ...:n d \\ DE ALER in CHUIlCn FIX. ELLER & YOUNG'S Premium Cooking Range of one, W Oerti fi cates of PaEsage from LIve rpool t o Cincinnati two) or more Ovens for Families. Boarding Houses. &c, body III every state, on lecelpt of $1.00, or in law style of bind­ die TUh. ~',S! comprIsllig a complete a s ~ o l tment of Ricb 0 ,\.11# H ing at $1.25. Setrhlndelle,s. Cn.ndl·l·lbl·",S, Cn. ndle::;ticks, Gf! r ondoles, Altar Certificll t es of ("'a~:::(ige from Lh'el pool to New York. forconl or wood. put up and guaranteed IlELLER & YOUNG. No 292 Main. n ear Seventh street.--Refer to Sisters N,;tl'P can be '!lade b~enterprising men every· ~ C I &c, EmblematIC lHld otherwif:e for Chnrcb use. 1000 a Year ..t, ORDERSFOR DRAFTS OR PASSAGE $ wher e, ln sellIng the above work as ~ 1 ~O !lD ea l e r III Ga<;, Stea.m !lnd \Yater Pi Des ; Gas "F ixtures; Dame, Cincinnati. promptly acknowledged and r emitted as directed, Reference our inducements to alJ such arc very llberal. ' L ,llllpS ; ns; Importe d Vases j 1Vare;:~ lrCn~ X~~lid Lantel Fancy by perrmssiou : For .single c,!pie~ of the Bool(, or for ter ms to agents, with '\oI ost Rev Archbishop PUl'cell and Reverend Clergy, ])odge's Patent Gmtes and Stoves. other lDformahon, apply to or ad(1re~ s ~26 .Main st1'eet, bet. 5th and 6th, Cincinnati, O. :'{essr s. Springer and WhIteman , Cincinnati j JUly 6, 1860. JOHN E. POTTER, Publisher, Messrs. Erans ,Ind 00 , Cinciunati. BUY TIlE BEST, OF JOlIN B. Jl,YAN & co. ju9todee9 No. 617 Samson slreet, PbiladelphUl. Pa. 8 OATI-lOLIC TEl EGI{APH AND ADVOCATE AMAAH* 'ridri "fig WA&iLiiR 5 sR,*j~I5tMifWj· S3M ~

Three Days Later fr om Europe. Ito:'8, and great enthusiasm prev~~l ed . .0 n I~ ss $25,00~; e i gh~ stores at Bel~illap , loss not I. TI~IE.I~ EQU ~RED TO C?,:NT A B~LLTON. - This , . , W. ~d nesd ay a re¥'ett,l wtll come off. I he Pnn?e Ig iven; M.i1lord , EllIs county, to tady destroyed, ~ s a million tlln es a mtllion,. ,wh ich no one is ST . JOHN S. N. F . Mond,IY, July, 23. dll ves, out recell'es addresses, &c., and wIll and several other small er fires. able to count, however eaBY It mav be to IV'te The Royal Mail stE'nm~h ip Canada, from emhark on Thursdayeyenino., Great excitement existed throughout the it. You crtn count 160 to 170 a·minute. tIl Liverpool 011 the 14th, via Que~nst~wn on th.e To·day is a holid~y ill N~wfoundland-all cO ~lll t ry , and prompt and. ~fTect iv e measurE'S are us e.y«n suppose you can .go as far as 200~! 15th, passed C:1PC Ii-ace at $IX 0 clock tillS the ~I:()p~ are closedlfl. St. J.ohn's a~HI tl~c s ur- belllg taken to protect Id e and property. a mlllute, then an hour wil l p~od u ce 12,000, (Monday ). e,:erllng. . ro uudlng villaglJs, the Il1h ilbltantsot wlnch are WASHINGTON, July 23.-Mr Defrees has a day 188,000, and a year, or .:> 65 days, (ror The IllInOIS, from New York, arrIved at I nearly a ll here. !Ia.gs are fl ying from every commenced a sni t against ,\1 r. Ford, the Prin t- evel y. four y~ars you may rest a clay froll! Southampton on the 1 3 L ~1. . house, Rnd the shippIng 1S all decomted. er of th e House, for a share of the profits as countm.g, dUring leap year,) 105.120,000 .A dispatch from Caghal"l says that th e Nea- The H ero in comino' in passed directl,· over PPI- a O' I'eenlent while j'1'11:'8s r5. Larcomb and Supposlllg' that Adam, at the beginnillO" of II'" · I H I' 0 J - , " ' . I b " IS poli tan steam corvette D e L ace, SIX guns, las lher 111 Rock, but did nOL touch it, al t h ou~' h it Erwlish have sued OUL an injunction aO'ain st eXI;;tence, lad eglln to count. and con tinue t gone over to Gari ba ldi . was low water. Thil roc k had been bl"a ,;t~ d b Y M r~ FOl d, and oLher parties are al so implicatc-d do so, and was .cou n ling still, he would no~ S~vera. 1 .stea?J crs have been pllrchfls.ed [or the ,'l'elegl:aph Company fOllr years ago. in this compl icated question . even now, Rccordln g to the usual supposedaae Grtnbaldl, I.n LlverpoDl, and two had sa~led' 1 he l":u n ceased at eleven o'clock, but th e Thirty thou ~lInd copies 01" the report of th e of our globe, h a v~ ?OllDted nearl y enough. Th.e l~ans 1!a.t·r1e asserts that the sIege of we;,ther IS cloudy and threatening. . Covode'Committee h ave be~ n prin ted , but th e For to count . a billIon, he would I:equire on Messlll.a IS ~j~c ld e d ur . . J" • I h ~ Prt~ce rodeollt on horseback tllls .after- Hou~e prin te rs will not deJiv.er lh e ~ until the 9,512 years, 34 days, 5 hours and 20 minutes. Ganbaldl Ga~ dechlle~ t~ assist tl~e ~eapo l. l- n o?~ lJl plalll c1olll e~ . . ditilculty with Mr. Ford's as!-' lgnees IS settl ed . tans unless they. ~we slln dar pr?ols ?t cuub - Ihe squadron Salls atslx o'clock on 'l'hurs- Attorney-Ge neral Bbck will leav e lhe city Information Wanted dence as the Secilwns, by a sustamed lllsurrec- day monllllg'. to.morrow for Pennsylvan ia . l t ·IOn. . ., ...... " S T. ,OflN'S,J N .F., vVed nesday, July 25. S'ec retanes. . FI oy d an d '[I. .10 m PSOIl,. con.e, m- • Of J OHN QUINLAN, a native of the parish or Ganbaldl s mllllstlY h ad le~lgned. Yesterday addresses were presented to th e plate proceedlllg to Old POlllt Oil 1111lr ~ d'ly, Kilkee, co. Clare, Ireland. H e landed in New It was reported th aC Nal?les ~ad notifi~d Prince, to which he repli ed as follows: intending to stay several weeks. Mr C>lS S York from the sh ip City of Baltimore, on 9th EnO"land and France of her lIltentlOn to offer "I' I tl k C tl dd 'llso be'lllff "bount there' will be onIt, three Ca- N b 1859 d I I tId ° .. . , "'" Sill cere y Ian' yo u lor Je a rcsses' .' ." " ~" "..' , ,J ol'em er, ,an W len ,lS lear fr ail] the constitutIOn of 1812 to th e SlcIllal,s.- 'e t ! t' l f I I t I billet officer" remamnw here loucey, Holt and France had assented thereto' but ]i;ncriand hesi- pI s~ n e{ 0 me, all< or t le. lear.y we co rn e . , D ' was abou.t to take passage for Cincinnati, O. 'D recel ved from :'til on my landllw on the shores Cubb. t ates. . . ) . . . of this tb e earl ies t co'lonial ~:;sess i on of the The Administration has recently addresBed Any information sent to his sister MARY QUIN. In the Bntlsh I arlIamen t the MInI sters were B 't' h CIt P' II ttl ' I another note to the Brilish Government on the LAN, care of Thomas Bradley, corner of Elm . d I - ' D' f tl G I · n IS rown . rust YO ll WI no lin { me...... ques Ll one as to tIe tl tll1ore and Sixth sts , like ­ own government Without mterfel ence. I ' d t It' II b'" t b ' II closed - I' d tl' -" f {In ness 0 myse persona y, u · a ol' e a , ' . . wise with the traveli ng agent, will rCgeil"e L or d J a IIn R usse II ex.p iune le po,ItlOn 0, f tl I It' ft' t' Lord L vons IS on tile eve of departure for the ro osed European confer!:'nce relative to 0 . ·Iese. le art.Y (" ernon s ratIOns 0 pa riO Ism I-I . I' '. - "1 p: ., f W.I ' prompt attention . Itpd P P wIn ch prove your deep-rooted attachment to ,t It,IX to meet tIe J IDee 0 ,b c~. Savoy I d f -, . l II \'T J I 2 ~ '[I I:> t t E "1 dId ' t'd t1 . ,' t' f t Ie great an Tee COlllltry 01 WIlIC 1 we a I, ASIiiNGTON , . 1I Y 0 .- Ie os m,ts ,! r Ii1[ary and Martha S~)Ciet:v, n9' an .la acc.cp e. Ie pl~pOSl Ion co ',.] ory- to be callc(! her sons." Ge nera! lms ordered a weddy mail from l:::lt. 1 I A ... tll :=t h It'\.tes 1he Govern 0 . The a l)\)',"e Society will h old itf-; !' c~nt ll' llll)nthly meeting, in P rUSSia, W 11 e . us " es, . - ']'1 P' I tl 1 '1 e I .J o.!s a Situation in tho than 2000 unarmed men in cold blood. 'l'here sui cid e. aust'., Jea ous\" . The tire extended lo' ben &; o. s ea "l lnet- 11. c"":>t,,. .1' as LJ rg:tui", "ud s,Uuol·tcacller. Gooo reference was ()';'eat alafln at Beirut, and fhe Franks and Ex-Deputy U ni te r! States 11alrsh al Rynders , wn.re Il1Hnufactol'Y; loss, ~~ 1 ,000 ; anu W il lian1 g j\ e ll . .AIJpl,Y a t (.111S oifico, ltpd Cl'll'I' ~tl'a[ I S Ilad taken re.rLl~re on board the who is uncl {~ r in dictn1e n ~ for conniving at the H L: nl' v's cotton-waste storehouse; loss, $50U. - - - -~------.~.~- .. -.------u ~ J U C. 'l'A~;[)}{'O P & A. SUTTeR. Manuracturers ot ~jJ k i nd~ foreia n men of war. e~c'lpe of a slaver, wa ~ yesterday commi tted Bacon's feed- store WDS damaged by \\"ater. • ofS"lin<,d Ul,,", t~tenciliui "ud VI"I1u.",cda i \\'"rk) for o)e Cale'lltt,·, In ',' I'1 of June 12 and that from to the rl'oo rnbs fo r insanity. 'rotH l loss nearl)1 $20,000, partly in su red . C hurche~, .::ltca!J1I)!};~,ts. iLall.<-:, V\\'\!!\ iug,: &l:., 6l j ~ :t::; t Third ~t., Tl - ." 8011tll ~iLte. Ul'ar Ul' ()lI dw;-~j', tJi ni-iulla l. i: I). J'd W .lul.\' iti ,' ~ l 110no' KOB()' of May 23 had reached England, .NEWARK, N: J, July 25.-A destru cti ve The building!n wh.ich the fire origin ated un- ·and fll e A~ e ric a n portion is on board the Can- fire occ urred in 1\1 e.chanie . street in th. is .cit.y Iex pect~d ly fe ll 1Il w. It. h .a terrible crash, a.nd n c. IIYAN, Importer of Fanc)' Il"skct<. and ]li\nufacturer , . 1 .l. of \\" oou. aud " ' Blow \Y ; ~ rc . Sa l e~roulH~~-i~(). -19 ~ll1iu ,sb, ada. about two o'clock thIS mornmg', destroYlllg H. three bremen were InJure{ '. Cihc\,lJjati, U. ExchantTe at Bong Kong 4s. 10d. There Sam'bier's cutlery estab li s h1l1 en~ and Mes~ r s'l At live o'clock t~ I S mornll1~' anolh.er fire d,e------. was notlll'nOg doinorr in Tea. I' urnbull & Gomer:shaw's carna,ye manu fac- slro)'ed the :stUl e :N o. 130 Flont stl eet, OCcll - ~lJH . 1\1l:l 'I'--110 0.1-<\ ru,,"i,lleu F ,.«n l, Huom , in ~ "'I'",t ~ DC' 1.: (lble lJ eigbl10rhtJod , f:uit:lhle for Ollt~ (J r two gentlemell. At Shan~hai l~xchange was quoted at 65 @ t. ory, i:::c luding a large amolln tof stoek. Other pied by Charles Bootl;royd & 0. , de.ders In '["crms mode, ale; add,es, Il"x Sol. 6s. 6! d. 'l'rade was impro vin g in 'fea. ~iJks ~u il d ing .-; a djoil~in g- ,~'e r e also destroy ed. Loss, co~ton- wC:ts.te: . ~oss" ~p.2 , ~OO. . . . ~ ----- dull. " Freights unchanged. . $ 'lO,OOu; partmlly mSll red. The adJollllng buIld In g W,lS damaged by The Briti~h forces hali left for the PeIllO. A SPRrNGFIELD, ILL, Jul y 24.- T he round- fire and. water to the ~tlnl)unt of scvedntl tlll on- collision was con~id e red inevitable. house of the Chicago, Alton and. St. L?uis san,d doll al:s . Both fires at·_~ S I:I PP~S~ to l':ve VI, E . BRA III AN ' S & 0 0 IS 'j'he Calcutta market was dull. Private ac- Rai lroad was destroyed by fire thI S mornlll g. b ~en the JesuIt of the sponL,1nc.ou> cOll)bu~twn counts Sit)' that Cotton goods had impl:oved. Loss, $ 12,000 ; no insumnce The fire is sup- ot cotton-waste. . . Frei,rhts were drooping. posl,d to be the work of an incendiary. ~ ST. JOSEPH, July 24 --:The Pony Express, NEW STYLE The Canada will be due at Halifax on KANSA S CITY, Julv 25.-The ceremony of With dates from San F rancloco to the 7dlInst., Wednesday. She had 160 passengers. breal;ing grollllL! on' this end of the PxpcJ)siYU i.\Jachiu P ~J in all At noon to day the P rince and sUIte landed ers Blunt and McKinney, who were expell ed A TU RK VOLU NTEERS TO DEFEND TIm POPE . thE'. fullowing p:u·ticulars, ~nd ill SOIlll~ r l!spccts altogijtber supt! · from the Hero, under a royal salute from the from the country last year, were the instigators -A Roman letter in thc Union says:- " Among riOl" : Citadel. the Ariadne and Flying-fish, th.e yards of th e plot. The plan W,tS to· lay the who.le th e numerous volunteers, who came to olfer 1. In !,jmp.~k it y of construcUo i1 and action; of which wei'e manned, as also those of the country waste by fire, d. es troyil~g aU arms, am- th eir devoted se rvices to the Paplicy, i$ one de­ :!. In dur"LHi ty aud lIon.liabil i ty t.o get out of order i French war·steamer J esastris. munition, &c ., to get the C0tll1try in a. state of serving of particul ar noti ce . A young T!lrkish u. In tun q~l:dity and amOl1ut of »(\llt wbil:h i t ,dIldo in 1). The Governor, Alexallder Bannerman, m el helplessness, and tben on the e.iBctioH day in officer, once an aid-de -camp to the ctlebmted giventimc j t /1. In t.ht) facility with whi::h it will worlc 0\1 all kinds 0 His Royal Highness on the Ql1~eA' s Wharf, August to make a general insurrection, aid ed Omar Pacha, had oHered hissword to the Papal flt. b ri c~, fl'om the coa r sc~ t to tht! $inest cloths and textures; and conJucted him to a· carnage, thence, by emissaries from the North and parties GO I'ernment earnestly soliciting permission to 5. J11 thi! e;Hm \"lith which one ca n learn to usc i t; . tbc through triumphal arches, to tue Government friendly to the cause in Texas. Their sphere serve in the Pontilical army. The persons to (1 , Whill~ willi che:-tpnes:i: combined 'With excellence, :lnu In House. of operations was districted and subdistricted, whom this application was addressed, though e~~e with w h ich it rllns, it· is without a parallel j The procession consisted of the Masonic each divi:;ion being under :he sup E'rv i:;ion of a highly gratified by a devotedness so unexpect­ 7, Cotton, ~ ilk and linen can be llsC'd f,'om tue origiuIl1 spool P elsons in want of Machjne .; :\1'3 r espectfully iUTitod to caU bod y, the St. Andrew's, Se. George's, British wbi te man, who controlled the negroes as suh- ed, gilve the young Mussnlman to und e rs ta n ~l and cxn,miuf' our s be/ore purcha:-:in g- elsewhC'Te. b' p. Mechanics', Coopers', Temperance, Native and ordin at.es . Several white men and negroes that Christians only cOll,ltl a~p ire to the honor .A ge nt~, t r:LH'llit) t.J;" :tI1d 10(':'11, uro wankd t o ~w lJ this .mac m. Irish Societies, the Phcenix 1{ olunteer Fire Com- have been arrested at D allas. of defending th e Holy See. Some few days lhrou.,.l lO ut lhe United S t 1\te~ . pany and a guard of hono r of tbe Royal New- The fo ll owing fires are reported to have oe- nfte rw il l:ds the Ott?mrtn Captain presented him - Seu~ f IJI' CIfteU LA it givinti fll11 particulars. found lund Co rps and the First, Second, Third curred the same day Dall as was destroyed, and self ,walll, and silld that what he had seen at B R j\ llfoA N &. 0 0 and Fourth Volunteer Rifle Corps. was attributed to the same cause: A large Romeohad made him most all:x ioll'S to b<'! bap- "V. ·E. 1.1Y.l . ., At one· o'clock the Prince held a levee at the mercantile house at Black Jack Grol'e, loss, tized a Cathol ic. This new soldier of th e Pope Government House, and dined with the Gov- $3U,000; three business -houses at Denton, Ih as accordingly been placed under co.rnp etent MELODEON BUILDING, .ernment officials this evening. loss $100,000; a large store-house at P il ot instructors, and will soon be in a slate to re­ CORNER FOURTH AND WALNUT, _ " ClNCINN ATl, OlUO. 'I'here was an immenst: concourse of specta- Point, 10$s $1O,0()0; a store house at-Ladona, ceive the SacramE!nt of Baptism. np . vID