The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-02-09

(, her owner with three calves on Monday. the
3lth OF December The calves, fwo fine pulls
aud, a heiier) Hre all doing WE'LL their mother
giving twelve quarts OF milk daily, and had
been MIXED until six weeks before calving
4 The Irish Times. of Jan. Z, says: The New
Year inHtIe urated the operation OF AN act ts-
suectinr dangerous. lulatics and idiots, which
we have frequently, advocated. The dangerous
lnnQtic can be cons gned to- Jail. whsre
4 M curative Treatment can he adopted !" hsh
n h,l,atic is discovered under cimuhist anccs de-
noting deranGeleut OF mind and II PURPOSE OF
committing some crime for which he would he
liable ia br Indicted. the warrant OF tw" JUS
tjccs of file Ie,,ct;>;,ftcr due investigation, :u
| thorizes his removal to one of our admirably
n,a,aged district lus,a.it esss- t't>.
Ec-'fie Sligo quarter sessions opened on the~sth
ult., when il was announced MISUNDERSTANDING
stood ia follows :-lS7eitn l<ttrffie-,-s
which are defended; IA ssstnd-over c,stsssince
prev ions sessions: RI eiectments: . -Hf.iuDafy~
appeals; 81 Jurors appeals fined for non attend-
anc and Il applications for spirit iigsnsses
| A~1nan named Denis Shannon, oil Tow Iisend
street, Dublin, recently represented lIil:''.f
u detective, and npl,rehenttria wp.r, ''or
| Quay, when lie as caught ny Mr.. James Ram
say, of No. S Sycamore alley, VIII" interitrtd I"
| save the woman, amt subsequently prosecuted
Sla mon. who was fined is., and It's costs.
fhe Dublin journals announce. Thai Il man has
been arrested in hat city no is ttistlct,t "ai by
tbs police to be Lennon who wtls chief II rt,'tl-
I ,nand of the FeniuIi insurgents in the March
] insurrectioli mt Tallagllf. He armed with
n six-chamlier eer-w}t,.ii .tffestttl.-ffit-
police also assert that he is-the man who
Gently shot dead policeman on one "f the
quays
On the morning Of the llth ult., an alarming
fire broke ont i'll Lower Abbey street, Dnbin,
| i'll tho premises occupied by Mr.. John q. Cur
ham, oil refiner and general merchant. These
| stores We're heavily stocked, and from the
| ture of the goods the fire ragged with great
ferocity, though the utmost efforts Of the fire
brigade were made toward its suppression and
prevention of its spreading.
At the late Mas petty sessions. Miel4.t.i C0n-
way, native of Backditches, i'll the county
Wicklow, sent for trial to quarter sessions,
charged with having stolen u 10 note from his
father. Sut-Constable Michael Brian brought
the CHARGE having arrested him i'll the act of
purchasing clothes i'll Il pawn office at Mas and
his father, although sweari ny tile note was
=takei=withnnt- knowledge, =wsas unwilling
to prosecute. -
On the 2sd of December, man named MIR
ray, who resides at Holly wood, county Wick
low, was arrested i'll kilcullen, ON the charge of
having tried to get soldier OF the g2d High
landers, stationed at the Curragh camp, To
Jail.
An Enniscorthy (Wexford) correspondent,
under date Of January e, says: An old woman
named Bridged Quinn residing in this town.
was committed to jail by the bencll of .nagis.
tTates of the petty sessions court, for endeavOr-
ing to set lire to dwelling house belonging to
lady named O'Farrell. Miss OFarfeli,s brother
saw the prisoner put Il bundle of rags and luci-
fer matches IN the thatch of the house, and
| took her prisoner. This the third time
| within less than three weeks that the same
| in the Same way. with ike combustible ofold
rags aud matches.
The Is;sh Times says: A couple named James
Finlay and Ellen Carroll lately clipped from the
county Kilkenny, after stealing sufficient money
| to pay their passage tor America III both their
parents objected to permit them tp get married
! ON account Of their youth. They were, how
eyer, caugh. ia Waterfowl and Drought home.
| Carlow correspondent, under date OF JAN
6, says: At II late hour on Saturday night last
two three men in disguise, and s,lppnsel- 20
| lie Stranger8. entered the lOnae EFF lolUiny-
house keeper, named Griffths, and having first
terrified heasoman, afterw ards ransarked the
haHse, and took away about i 10, together with
some, silver which they found in purse. in her
pocket No clue lIa. 5ssn found to the where
abonts "f&tlie'= perpetrators oT this daring and
heartless outrage
! On Monday, dec. 81, at Mas petty sessions,
| Kildare, Jane Williams aud Auu Healey were
sent for trial to the next~quartcr sessions.
charged by Sub Constable McKenna with steal
ing wearing apparel, the property of :f,,woman
named Elizabeth McCOrmack of Naas.. A>nl;tn
| named John Quinlan, u dealer III east iron and
old clothes was charged by acting Constable
Richard Philips and sent to Jail for ten days,
for stealing straw from of thecartiof farmer
named Patrick Grady.
On the same day. and at the same place, "A
was charged by Head Constable Evans with
violently assaulting woman named Bridget
Flaherty,o on Christmas Day, by kicking her in
the back, and blackening her eye and face With
a box. He was fined FL or in defa,llt.t q he i'm
I prisDned for one month.
At the petty sessions IN Mas, on the 9TH ult.,
l'hady Shea, pauper ate1rrterred II charge
against another inmate named Thomas McDel-
mott, altar Thomas Fitzpatrick, for robbing him
of the ssum,~of 5s. 3D. 1t appeared from the
evidence of another pauper named Tanning,
that he saw tho accused take purse out of
-Shenspociset and he afterwards reported the
matter to the master, (Mr. NewSom.) who
Searched the prisoner, and found the OF IS
I'd. in purse similar to that stolen from Shea,
The prisoner was sent for trial to the quarter
sessions
r.Joseph II. Hatchcll, son OF DR.. Hatchell
Inspector of Lunatc Asylums, has been APP
pointed Resident Physician to the Mary borough
| District Lunatic Asylum, Queens county.
Lord Clermont recently procured royal
patent for the formation of new oyster-beds.
and several hundred thousand young oysters
| have been safely laid down. He has allotted n