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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XI, Issue 24, 12 October 1883, Page 5

General Grant never travels on Sunday when he can help it, nays a floating newspaper item. It is "a good trait. Also, he never pays fare when he can help it, which is a good trait. General Grant is both good and wise, when he travels. Let him be encouraged to travel long and far. — Pilot. At the burial of Dr. Strain, Koman Catholic Archbishop of Edinburgh, a pageant was witnessed such as Scotland had not seen since the Reformation. There were 150 priests, and a multitude of Franciscans, Benedictines, Redemptorists, Vincentians, acolytes and uns made up a grand picture. The Liverpool Catholic Times says : We regret to have to announce the death from cholera of the Ttev. Father Patrick Duggan, 0. S. F., resident at Cairo, who was recently appointed acting military chaplain. May he rest in peace !