The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-08-30

"a HaNI H;shnn Of kildare and Leighlin, has
samct;amnI the cunddature of Captain
EnG,n for Carlow, and offers him his sup
port.
n, ,rr-A testimonial is about being
presented to MIR. wainwright Grove, .. =,
i,ohrrcalla Ennis, Lord Lcconields agent,
for his cxcrtions on behalf Of the people OF
Ennis in procuring for them Il large ana
conlmodious fair green IN Ennis;
Durinr the month of July the town of
Kilkcc has been crowded ny Vlslstors from
all parts of the island, who deem it one OF
the most fashionable watering places now
in vogue.
CoHk.--'rhe Cork Examiner says: On
Sunday. the Goth ult., during the celebra-
ton of mass ut Queenstown Chapel, il most
extraordinary scene took place. Inc heV.
Mr. Dennehy was cclebrant, anu ut the ele-
walton Il man named Cotter who, we under
stand is IL coal porter, rushed from the Dody
of the church, sprinSinS over the ratings,
and lust us the priest WAS clevatinS tne
sacred host, the man seized him around the
body The greatest excitement prevailed
in the chapel for some time, the congrega-
ton being unable to see any cause tor so
extraordinary proceeding. An alarm OF
fire was given, many Indies tainted, ana
the greater portion of the congregation,
rushcd for the doors, while some persons
seized COttcr, who appeared to be laborlnS
updcr the most intense excitement. In the
absence of any explanation from Cotter, in
Ii"uation ran very high against him, and
-ottf, -fef-iis- arrest bS-constable Ryan, he
would have been roughly handled. Mass
was for Il few moments interrupted, out the
man being removed, tranquility was re-
stored. and the sacrifice concluded without
further interruption.
DuElIS.-Thc United States ironclad
screw corvette Canandaigua, Captain
III. Strong, one of Admiral Farraguts
squadron arrived at kingstown on the
18th ult On the following day she was
visited by hundreds of the Dublin people,
who seemed vastly pleased with her.
The Nation says A very fine stone cross
has been erected in the garden opposite the
little chapel situated at st. James Terrace,
Dolphin's barn (the chapel of Ease to the
parish church OF st. James street, Inc Inc
cross, which is Il very fine specimen of the
ancient Irish cross, stands eleven feet high
(including the pedestal or base, which is
two feet,) and has been purchased by the
contributions of a few of the generous and
pious parishioners of Dolphin's barn at a
cost of some forty pounds and upward,
and presented to the Rev. Mr.. Walsh, their
good priest, in whose garden it has already
been erected.
The Liberal members of the Dublin cor
poration have determined if possible to pre-
vent the election of Mr.. James Vokes
. Mackey as lord mayor for next year. With
that view they have had q special meeting
called for the resembling of the vote by
,vh;ch Nocl,y was nominated. All this is
because of Mr. Mackey's ascendancy prln-
ciplcs.
sentcd TO Mr. Alexander NJ. Sullivan, edi-
Tor and propTictOrof the Nation and Weekly
Ners. bv his admirers from all parts OF the
island.
The Iriskmdn says: Information l.
wanted of Nicholas and Ann Flanagan, VINO
left Manchester twcnty-thrce years ago
when last heard of was i'll New Orleans
Also. of Bridget Gallagher, who left Sandy
mount. Dublin, twenty-slN years ago
when l,>t heard of was in Macon, Georgia
ANY information will be thankfully receiVc'
hy their sister, Teresa stanley, No. Jen
kiu.ou street. off Oxford street, Manchester
l,,w>i.-The Tuam Herald says tia
the Quiet village of Musiciield, i'll the paris
of Midtown. was receniy'the scene or IL
interesting demonstration, occasiohed ny
visit paid to the home of his youth
Mr.. John c. Duggan, vino IS at present sens, 5.
iourning in that country, after an aoscnc
If YEARLY twenty years i'll the State ,
Georgia. United states.
Eup>l;t.-A Mas correspondence date
odd ult. says of the local crops: III
turnip crop, generally speaking, Is not
GOOD as last season, except III very nc
iand As to hay, there is II very plentif
supply to lie disposed of, but that is n
Trpaf the Weld is good which is not tt
ease. except where the land had been kel
nm since February. The potato crop
particularly favored this year, and there
= most prolific return. The wheat crop hi
not been so good for number of years, az
has AN average yield of straw.
The interesting ceremony~of the recel
ton of a nun took place at the convent
Mercy, Athlone, on, the 18th ult. III
Young lady who devoted herself to Il
service of God i'll religion, was Miss Chri
tina O'Hara, daughter of the late NJ
-Thomas O,Hara, OF that city, and pr
.yiously of Ballitore, county Kildare.
K1LKESxY.--A correspondent under da
of the 2sth ult., says: The boistcrous viii
which blew this morning from the sout
west was the precursor of very heavy raj
...I.;.h 1nmmrnccl nj ten O'CLOCK. and as