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THE HERALD...

i'EDiinspA YLOCT. 23, 1867;

. . - . 9-2:... ~ . . “rm—t.-. .. -.. M... a . M . 1.. .-...- .-..._ «am- ,. . I W“ ~ » “mum, “Art Iiiaiioan IIOIILY Dlofllovlmlnm no _ ‘ ' upitiit Mullins. aftrr his t‘M'itptt t‘tniu dun! THE WON DER OF THE AGE. ltlw lim- l" “to 0M0! mm!” Mm“ "' 'h‘ “0"”W‘ To m" Em“ or “if H)... gm prise for We have lately bad the pleasure. from than to? " W i 3 “iwmlfl‘rdliwit‘ll'imliwl "It"! 'ii'ltttutltbh'i w Th}? "mm" M "3"” d' n of ""-'°i;""°' will “I, :31?! grit fixglll¥rruggl Finnegaand not at chronicling the success of many an Islandm. “I Its. anion tin-to tlto Napoleona. \t’taliittgionl \‘iSl'i‘ TO T111: ZUL’AYE JACOB. m titatlutt to the (.oustltti oi En it! man. so not r . "mm! m .u “9 mm. “n”. om" Ind» w. h". u"? I“. ‘" Mun“ n.

slight itiorciiee to the burdens chin The witqu with shows my plainly the st- iind tiitllctilty involved in the clurt to rota ofiroiand iii a condition ofsttbjoctitm which makes lb "l lrtdi race all over the world the dendiiest enemies of W the British Government.

There can be no ueeliott that the opcratiora by

an limitrtitatu it tho (‘lllllit'l in tho ttioiuimiiit t‘-l ""3"" the audacity of tho gttllitttt I’t‘51tlx. nlio l'eliytt

w“ 90' at \iiirctizo The on. i'clv'rl'rtprt-settts lit-xiii! ‘ > ‘ ‘ . ‘~ . v " '.n ‘ ' re to wois not wmmrwd h“ u “when “hm “mm” m“ lin- / nave admits no one to his p rt n o it

u"! in wagon“. m. “mm \Mmlm" “nutritth atttirtut-witli din-titan or infirmity. those who are

. , _ . v lt'tI to the line do is Roqoctta by curios-it bring comm “33.22'35::rhzfig‘33: 9Yi‘5fi‘flwllrd to remain in tho waiting-room. Izirtuitutcly. l

d. seI entered my name Pran- you will rectify the error. titer papers to do like-

itt h tax- is '.?Wii!iara Finnegan. I ' i N no how the mistake originate I an. I mast. howctier. call the attention of the o

corded a more brilliant intellectual triumph than that lately gained by one of i’. E. Island's sons in the worldvrenownod College of the Propagand. Rome. At the annual examination holdtowarda it; end of tbe scholastic year of 1866.67. Ir. Cornoliua O'Brien. a native of this Island. gained the first rig.

riotta I auger _ in the peopla cts I’innrg Id pit-o5. inc.

( I'uri‘ii (,‘arirsporitfrnce q/' the Birmingham Journal.

Y .trul . ourI'dlA CIS HNNEOAN.

Vernon River. Oct' 20th. 1861.

. . . writs furnished with a letter front his best friend. and be- . . . _ . . H __,. M .--... -°:.3wh.'"glwu "mm M .ih".\M"i],,"."‘."'h:it-anie privtlipi-tl at intro. 1 entered the room with “Will” I;"”"‘;“‘l°"3"hil.xo‘ljly void “airings? it: .-» * ‘ ' ' p a in all branches of the first or highest class of It. ' ~ «1 Wfi’,“.“‘“f’j""l' . ‘ 'm" "i “I g“ {twenty of the moat rugged and dirty of the whole mob. ““"_“ “9": “‘8' l f "3" ‘5‘ “E‘b‘:f;‘|" of“...de m" y The E h t m ' 1' ll 0 omphy; find, what is "ill no" mud", “vacuitn'r;x:::;I“I;.;:’L:':i;:;;l::‘;‘:r {'zxiilmd .m um. "lublfll‘q’ human“, um “Tue. Th. zuu- fluvipfluollflztzt! ll Ill"ll I; could W.::'::M.-W.x:'rt:rzzr i; :.—_“:"'?:‘T~”v”"”3 It‘d III. honor OI .' lb. GOLD. f i-tnoutbcd dog-X tii- livrnic tings.the!limxstlf'irzg ixiz‘pnvjhznmfitlhai-e boon ittstiiiitaiieoustycfl'eetad. it. involved on into Wedncmtuy, October $33. 132?; MEDAL. It may not be amiss to slots that re of so many. kept us Mink- by tlu'n J“... Imrmmd. “c .‘mllumug uwinnme w.“ ""hiyitablo tipbt. apublic tumult. comitlerflble (Mill'- md ..~‘~ ---- wt w-"WM'" "‘”““W"”“W ' thto_ model ll hot. n I!!! expected, 9"“ “‘3‘ hm" "r u" “'3'” “'"l '"M H""hia t‘tcn hull open. after the fanltlutl of Soiiiiiamhule. t“ “"3” "w" “‘9” "l" "’"l we" 5‘“ 0""p‘merm3 "" R O M E . conferred every year on the most deserving: this mark

aistaiico as would both cost many of the attacking party their lives. Legal cotter ueiitrce oi the most two riuus kind Were certain to rcsu t from it. but all those risks \vere freely takcu by the men who. finding that their leaders had fallen into the gmnp of tho putlior- itics. wore resolved that they should not remain long there. The accounts which we copy from the Man- i-ht-stt-r papers show with what a remarkable degree of

1“) on coltspiittotm plat-on to gold.- illtt I til-bound lt'aw-llcr. litti'rrotctl (15. run only! toned and not written tiltuut. “'0 it”. tit-j ti M a feeling of gratitude it) the good Monk; “turd. and wont down to ltnly tollitl prayer as no that niitlio glad tlw hearts of So mam.

til lhol: henna tuiiy. too. be made glad.

of distinction is reserved lor those who display an alto- gether extraordinary degree of talent and application

tutti. therefore. is not conferred for several years. Mr. O‘Brien commenced his classical studies. as mas of our readers know. in St. Dunetan's College. an 51. present brilliant suci-ias. against etudoiita of every climate and tongue. speaks very highly. indeed. to; is.

ltcluri- entering l‘l’llllplt‘lt‘ly itttri ll‘tttice. the only differ- t-llt‘u being ill the ititcitau light. shot out from the living urlm. licttrnlli Ilto drooping cycliils. llo neither spoke >110? limvcd while his father buait-(l himself in arranging ttlie \inIIDI‘I upnn the low wor‘ilcn benches before him. livery notch and stick was taken from the infirm pn- iilt‘ltih‘. and placed in the corner lll‘lliild the door. autid

Now that Atheists and revolutionary aealots are claiming the “ Eternal City " for the capital of Italy. in violation of tho plainest principles at common bon- estv, anti in opposition to the almost tiuaiiiinous voice of it»: whole Catholic world—of which it is most pro-

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g . . . _ a. ll . t ' t'. t lh . t" it a u , s , . . it or it ill solid nature of the instruction in av ’ ' i \ . - r . . ‘lxtinl’ti:.kou‘-Un°I‘IITWWII‘ilfll'ti’rlflzd hilt-z: :h- P34“mlniLUd. and Vigor "toy “tad up '0 “'“r miomdon' poriy "IO (‘flplilli lad ll" Who" '"umfic°m_'l. "' h“. he‘ll Si. Buggp‘yn'g, ‘v. congrgtulgtg a. {thndl . . g tort titanium: ii v_XltLLTltix.— .i in.” I“ “mm...” “on”... m mm are.» WM.“ n“ the spy system. of wint-li our rotors make such “ "dulled—it few facts as to the Actual position of Rome. .5". of am ’0‘" lune...” .- hi, "up", "um".

M C01 tide)“ of tho (Hebe. writing on Fridayl V "iv-'0th at'thit evening‘s journals. 1:.- 0. Willow oidut'ttmorit oltith. it i mistake twl.

lionet. proved utterly at fault in this instance. not even a hint oftlio contemplated rescue reached tl-o tittthorttti-s trout tiny mutt-o in time to serve them its a warning 0!

and diet-laud la germ-l on this great triumph gained

new coated tlitttt. lrntiiiig tho one iigttitint the other. the , , by one of her sons in a competition slain-it the world."

i i ' ' ' from an intellectual point of view. may not be out of Mother pomp time up to the son. whispered in his ear.

place. One oftbo nioit silly and at tho same limo base

I a satiation. It is as older ot litu- Mol (it gird Mt-xlco. IIill ()lIUbt‘I', 155.3. to the {sof tp ‘rencb iii-toy in that country. to pet to he soldiers of Juarez taken in hill"; the cider w sued to reprisals for wine tract-sic» the-y wct'r .w to‘havo committed. "frequent you.“ says lllc aw. “ to make known to tho troops under your .m that I trill not allow any prisoners to ho made. .filv Iodivldaal. «shooter he may be. taken in Il‘lll'l. ‘ uni ho at; to, death. No exchange of pflltint'l‘l n'ilt f’luft‘it‘e imsdo. . II. is it war to the Iledlll in blchito’arn rings ed. On cash side we must ltill or

kllfl l" t'ber remarks :—“ It is it French- .a Infill“ of I'tltl . a senator. who wrote and iisdthlso sat-go and barbareoi words in the toar of viitaatlot‘..1866!" and pitch, no doubt. will he the iii- digriont I‘XCIIIIIIIIOD throughout France when the hor- rible prdor intimd. One of' the charges. you will re- ”Mfifibti which the Eat rror Maximilian wits cou- Mofirfld‘to death. was the al t-gt-d issue of a decree III- ' dieting death on inner outs captured in arms. 11v ' sold. “his trial. and al the people about him have ' said slut-e. tht the decree was forced on him by 31an she] Baosioooud the French. After reading what pro- t~odes. aid remembering bis gentle character. who will doubt that he spoke truly P , .117 x,

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one a too it; the majority in the Sitith lo and Pennsylvania have not come to hand to . ht taking the State of Maine as a basis of (HIt'lI- a‘on. it was anticipated that the Democratic ,‘thln in Pogaoylvaula would be 29.000 as cumparcti with the last "to vote. and in Ohio 21,0UO._ 'l‘iie “HINDI. in the fol. Illttt‘tl State wag tor Supreme Cunt Jutlgit. \"llllt‘ ,tha‘t‘in Ohio was for tho entire list of State cilicials.

Public sentiment act-ms to be inclined to elevate Illl‘

Donorratio party to role the State. a state of thing:- i “on will be vastly bt-ttor than the terrible ruin of the , zeppblicaas for the [tint few years has been.

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O to August 8. The old story is told of Brazilian rtr verses. and there is no doubt that Paraguay continue:-

stlccosaful in her heroic resistance to the output: and lie (wulflieon allies. Alter untold expertsc and the loss of slixtfdkousanti men buried. Brazil is appuri utly its in «tings cowering Lo in as ever. it In not only like gym old ictator Paraguay and his bravo troops-— ’ 0 3'1. u i i no their one it—otlm itc- z._ “a” 2 -' . ll 1‘10 country. i it soil. the ' t .v ‘ the: riverb and swamps tight. agains' them. 'M‘dflést‘ accounts from the seat of war represent '* Mine so having suit-red terribly in conflict both . ijunfll mopii of Lopez and the difficulties of the m. Bl‘ilihad hotter giro up this useless war. tog my“ alto takes she puts into greater dimcutir. 'Do‘hor is in sin: a warof- ambition. and she dc» term t ;o "to... s e meets with: :Ii II a usnleu attd ‘cheléfasioa' of blood for an unworthy object, and with no 61 succeu.-—Netn York Herald.

. low nor ro no rr.--'1‘be following interacting llltll- Unfit! d Ill! energy of the Wur Office in carrying out sh great principle of “ How not to do it." rear-lice us

on. o norms “but at (.‘ouetniitimipic. who writes on tit. 17th:?“ our English ofiicers-—L‘aptaius Hubbard. ‘Wehber. Anderson and another—arrival here by the

M 'i _ Notify tili- _ I V '“ossliowingl

itfl‘doy I batch of interesting news trout Bitizil ulltl‘ .BWW Ayrce relative to the war going on billitt‘tllS Jinx“. with her allies. and Paraguay. 'i‘ho dilltl tut-t

tile wit.- itl’tturt‘tl til it mount-tit. rind coming forward with .:i l1l0\t mum hi tlstfllu and ltul'ricd. savouriug of tho nlll' ‘tinry t'fiillll. and not in the limit of the eolemnity of the iningitiati‘a Mlllt‘IUll‘). be walked up and down a few Iniit llit'st lit-tort- the cngcr linc of sufferers. To rat-b llt‘ itoltl the disrfllt‘ under which he or she was suffering. «and tho t-iigiixttl cause of the malady; unit as no objec- ttion was made in tiny one care. i titti led to suppose htni ito Lino been rip-lit. in oil. l'rclcutly. buwut’rx‘. I ub- lst‘l‘o’t‘tl him to sto suddenly. and fix his eye upon one lot the 'Utlit'ulrt n to rat at the extreme end of tho let'- imnl twin-ti. Mid. alter examining him for it moment. loin mule with a slight shudder. which I observed was neither oi disgust nor tire-ad. but it kind of involuntary ri-coil. lit: uni-i abruptly, ptiitting with his forefiiigel att‘ttipiit tuto lllL‘ mo of tho individual he addressed 2- "! cull do ttctliitig: for your disease; it is boyoiid my powcr: go. llllll retticiuber it is tireless to return.” This was till. but the words acted upon the man like a magic spoil. He shook from head to fact. like an asoen leaf.

pniyier or expostuliitiun it is impossible to say. for his tongue M't‘lltt'fl lliil'flbxtfll. and citing to the roof of his mouth. while the Zouavo turned aside with an indescrib- able expression of fear. certaiiil indicative of intimid- titinit. But this was soon sin. en tth'. and he again pilsu‘d before the line. hilt-ring simply tho words. "Rise and walk !“ The wood which simultaneously burst from the aeretubly. could find no fitting tit-scrip- lion in tiny ltitgnnpu. it. was a tit-rt of moaning \Vhlllt'. to kind of infantile wailing, evidently produced by four «ml doubt. (lite fut-lilo old beggar woman, whose head hail stopped its public-d stinking front the tunuu-nt the ’zllllhl c Jacob hail lixv if his glitlt‘hllgt'}. upon iii-r. W115 the (1110“llU gatt- expictiriuu In tl.c fouling which had evidently tskrtt IIOPSQ‘Hh on of them till: " Oh. how can I more without my l‘l‘tli(‘llt’l P“ and. buying lut‘llt'tl it

«he began to niutnblo and moon IllOlti. pittttualy.

an Ominous it‘s-\l'n no hint brow. as he found that not one of his pittictits tlitttf't‘tl his ot'tlcre. No protrusion lo the sacred i-ittiractcr of a prophet. or inspired acct. was there. for be Iifllltilf‘tl with ollt‘l) rude violence Int the floor that the i-ttioini-itt shook again. He tiltttost. uttt-r- ed an oath, but it ntis Unlilllbllf‘ti. its he 01th more ut- tered the command to rise tutti wnlk. so tbtit others might bu adutitlt d iii tllt'll' pittt‘o. 'lht‘n Hunt! the mint strange tttid my alt-rltiux moment (if lllt‘ wlioie ceremony. Unt- by one did rvi‘ry individual Mann-ll upon those low wooden bellt'llt‘i riSc and stand l‘l’t‘tl. No words can describe the Eittptzlar spectacle ofl't-ri-tl by this touring. hoping. doubting crowd. tte flush out: found himself standing flint upon the legs which for your: crest-d in do their ttnlf‘t‘. Sonic lttugbrtl like foolish children. some l‘t‘lllrtllK'tI wrtippctl iii aolltl wonder. while some burst into the most licartrontting paroxyilm of weep- ing. It was then that the Zouatro stretched fokth his arm and bade ilictprpituso. All was huolwd and silent rut . moment. to pause lasted for some time. i have been told that it is always so. but have not been able to account for its necessity; and then the door wait thrown open. and the crippled and the paralyzed. the bait and the ionic of tho hour before. walked from that lonc. low. half-darkened chamber with somowh "H"

a i unit. it only be. but wiiit sit-tipvlmmwt i:. t- aitd est \ltl‘f‘ll stops. as though no at mom had over rctwlictl

them, one or two ntttonget the number turned to thank "My iiutivorer. but. the thavu dismissed thcin brutally. u 13.. off; don‘t stand altiin—sbiillying. You are cttt‘cd. ain‘t you? That‘s enough-how. pt‘cli'cs moi It: cam ! in plain IIuglish—“ Cut your stick. and be gone." e~ fore luring the room. 1 turned to look at. the single pa- tient whose case Jot-ob had pronounced as being beyond his power to cure—tho man was purttlym-d in both arm. and his neck twisted all awry. It certainly was a hang—dog countenance—worm than I ever beheld— uud the expression of rage. trod little. and fear. which it conveyed Wits llllfillhlhkollllf‘. itia feet were par-

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and ll'lt'tl to gut-p out a few words. but witcilier of

err. which bud taken place some days p not it result of infmntittion tic llll‘t'tl merit. but Will purely a mattero accident.

the prisoner. from each of its compartments.

constitute one of the most astounding iiiotdontai liavo tnkcii plitco in England during in“ a several persons alleged to he re taken parish. traordinary nfl'iiir are now in round 1 and we have no doubt the 1th will dooI illt‘lli. Alrvntly the Time it out with . that the “cit-iiieucy" shown to i ' ‘ chiefs in lrcland cannot be ext ‘ ’ fought tortiio release of the Fe 7 .~ tcr. “ An exetnpie.”iteocin ltut it might be recollected ‘ king such examples as . V many long centurion. r . ‘_ either to terrorists or D w i p of eccontlishing this end stool t tbttv tire comprised in the ri into to tho lt-ieit nation. The iriih people on! note too too intelligent. too united 8 the uchicvamcnt oftlteir front tlt ~ir purpose by an tttcttt one offer to them; cognlze this fact and act . tci- it will be for the pe c in piro.-— Dublin Nafs'o

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Tito Time says tit

:llltl supporters were standing, with a host of titht-i‘a.ltlttz Local and Genest Governments. iiutlwiih my information. tltiitiitr. sunflcld tilt-Donald, to the Zuuitvr looked for an lttatttlli ttlttltg the lino, withtwhoiu the mutter was lllllilllilctl Mich be Will! here.

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General Gove ‘ yearning look towards the corner were these old friends ‘ the initgtstracy. tttid that'thero is NO dim-mun. bctwcett

:ta to the right. of the

lint-lied down on the part of the Local (iti\'ol‘1llnl't.'

Sir John A.'Mttcdoniilti‘s office.

without nests in Parliament. tittiincetttrnt that M rt-hibald bold tlut't't-tssnl‘ its nppoi

i'itrlinntcnt meets.

to get a succesmr to Mr. Archibald.

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Dealt Sun—I take up my pen to entail-'- inns. and to t ~o no" " _. mm .. bisttiet of Ialng‘s County. tlutt you tickle up every new and again otir ctr-member

aside like on old shoe. We here not forgot him yet nor the puffing by which Mr. Wheian foietcil hint on tht District. We have repaid Mr. Witt-ten tor that this

election.

what true to take place. Even the itl‘l‘elt ot‘the prison- roviouvly. was y the (tourn- The attack upon the police ran in the street. the rout. of its es- cort. the breaking opén of the vehicle. the release of nd the speedy trntiafi-rrence of the Fourier to a place 0 satiety is

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' at. in "mom: 3mm“ sewn"! (SNN' Apollioaro). 703; the Roman monolith time.

it” I“ 5"" nrva (Dominicans). 97; and at the Technical Institu-

Bi:tieb (iot'em- I'rur rulers re. with it. the bet- of the british

the question cut to appoint

This accords

’I‘Iia lawyt‘i'a Wllo‘I‘lllkitd this quctticu are not far from

Messrs. Chapels anti Ahhibald continue to hold office There iii the show nu- ofi‘tco until his ; but the iiovormitt-ut organs answer that no appointment. is In be mutlu until llllt‘l‘ The organs bare niiiiotiitced that llllltleltll‘s expect a split in the ranks of the tiiiti-Utiion- iata in Newt Si-otitt. fllltl for this we must wnit in order Sir John A.‘ti friends here tire quite willing to throw oVerbual‘t‘l .‘It'sst‘s. Archibitld and '1‘" lpt‘l‘. in order to get the

I .‘n a fowwi- . “mnvma. “d do. arlous establiahmeuts—-consorvatortes. hospices. and

I see

W. E. Clarke. who played us such a shabby trick as to use the District for tho purpose of getting a good fat office. and after gaining his point. throwing tho District

latte. and the other 0110 of advocating a union with Canada. against our wishes by rejecting hint at the last \Vo have selected you and Mr. hicCorinnt-k for four years. because we believe that you will neither

caliimniee which are uttered against Route. says the Units Cattoli'm. is that alto la the enemy of education. pad is desirous of keeping the people in a state of ig- nomnco. The truth is. that there is not in the whole world a city which. in preportion to its size. has so iaaity scientific institutions. so many libraries. so many colleges and schools. as the City of the Popes. To demonstrate this truth. we will moreiy analyse tho aim- ie figures of the statistics of scientific and elementary Instruction in Route for the year 1867.

The male students of science for tho current year

College (conducted by the Jesuit Fathers). 1249; the Propaganda. 226; the School of Philosophy (5. Marta dolls Paco). 90; the College of St. Thomas at the Min-

Eletiientary' instruction for boys is given as follows: . By the Fathers of tho Scuole Pie. 2 schools; Christian Doctrine. 2; by the Brothers of the Christian Schools. 6; Brothers of Mercy. 1; Brothers of the Conception. 1; Vatican Seminary. 1; I’arothia' Schools. 7; “ i'on- tifical" Schools. 2; the Commission of Subsidies. ‘2; St. Vincent do Paul. 1; School of Clerlcs. Vatican. 1; Night Schools eatnhlishod in various parishes. and at- tended by uborcihoflt) boys; Infant Aeyluuie. 4;S£cular Colleges. Boarding Schools. and Institutions of Charity, which give initructioti to 691 students. and lastly. the District Schools. which give instruction to 3.806 boys. Nor is tho number loss of institutions for the clemen- tiii-y instruction of girls. There are ten schools cori- ductcd by the “Mu-titre I’i‘e Opertii‘et“ two by the .Vtrstrs l'ie (Ii 'aiicri‘m';“ four by the Sisters of Provi- dence; fire by the Daughters of Charity. Thou there are the School of the ” Brignoliuo.“ that of the Sisters of St. Joseph deli‘ Appttrizictte. two conducted by ano- tliet‘ brunch of the some Order. fire by the Sisters of the Most. Precious Blood. two by the Daughters of the Sacred Heart. mo each by the Daughters of l'rovi.