The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-10-25

ND CATHOLIC MESSENGER. 81
{ great uneasinsss fsr their safety existed
ana subsequently, proved to be only too vel
e founded. The hat Of Mrs. Santry wa
l washed On ahQre ut the celebrated Helvicl
Head, and soon Afterwards the dead bodie
OF che unfortunate people were found nea,
q me bar, in, Dungarvan harbor. It is sup
: posed tEat On reashing the place where tn
bodies we're found the boat upset. and ~
; unfOrtsnats oocu pants were drowned. ri,
deceased wero much respected in Dunsas.
van and neighbsfhooa.
The Aess Of Sept. Is says: Az some
workmsn employed By Mr.. Patrick Demp-
e, builder, were engaged in the removal o.
seraek lump Of mortar With his pick, anl
u1en closer Examination two men fornd +
Il 1enbsr Of old guinsas, twsnty-Aix alte-
Gethsr. The coins were all struck in the
T reg q George III, and are dated from
The following eass Of British cruelty ~
i recently unfoldsd - ths Guardians Of the
Poor Law Unioa: A woman with s;x chill
dfen, named Britt, who left Ireland VIXEN
nlAs Year, old, and whe has resided twenty
ysAfs IN ksglAaa, saa the last six years in
hsfe q warrant By the Guardians Of Stock
eon Unisa, aGAin1t the expressed wish Of
the woman Asrssf, who proteeted aeninss
oslA{ sent oyer here. She vas married.
bus her Husband bad Left her eightesa
month. before, and aatsr giving her out door
| relief for thirteen months, The assemb So
wis90A Of Stecktsn Workhouss suddealy
received 10 Danish her to Ireland. The 20.
man, on arrival here, wrote 70 her fashsr.
xhe 10 in SossA Wales, for money, and On
is receipt the Waterferd GuArdiahs pur-
pses subscribing sufficient TO enable har :.
60 hack 10 Highland again.
DnRsY.-Ths Derry Journal a.v.. w.
have seen Hetsse grown on the land Of
James Clarke, Esq. Ll6ord, which weighs
over two pounds. II il healthy. and Of fhs
heuAder species.
". janice Donaldson, aged 80 years, died
81 his residence, Coolmaghsry, in the conn
y Derry, ON the 10th nit
On the 18th ult Messrs. Walters g. Son.
auctionsers, sold at RAphoe farm of land.
containing 1aa. 29p. statute measure, the
property Of the late Mr.. Hugh Porter. It
was hsld in fee at E5 a. I'd. and l3s. I'D.
NJ s Kincaid was declared the purchaser at
i1hoNn.-A correspondent of the Dublin |
xrssreo", writing from Dungannon, says
that James Browne, Esq, Of Donaghmofe.
z Liberal Presbyterian, wi11>contest the
Parliamentary representation of the Dor
ough against Col. Knox. The writer con-
ci1des: If Ballast, Derry, Newry, Ennis>JI
n nnen and Dungannon be but well fought,
they can be won for the Liberal cause. and
the Ulster twenty nine" will be thus con-
siderabiy weakened before Col Taylor next
numbers them of on Conservative parade
day at St. Stephens.
CAvAN.-The Anglo Celt of late date
announces the death, by apoplexy, on the
oGh ult., OF pensiOner named John Miller,
VINO resided with his father in the town.
land of Magheranure, near CootehilI.
spondent says: The revision of the voters,
list for the borough is expected to increase
Tue number of electors to over 300, and
there is no doubt that it will give an i'm I
portant addition to the Liberal interest.
There are three candidates before the elect !
Erne), and MIR. w. A Dane, on the Con
sentative side, and Mr.. j. Collum, Liberal.
Mr.. Columns friends speak confidently of j
ais return, and have heard that.one of the t
candidates will be requested
% Withdraw to prevent division amongst t
he Tories. f
DoNEGAL.-Onth the oath ult. the propertv q
# MIR. L. Connolly, situate in the neighbor. t
lood or bundoran, was brought to the ham .
ner under the directions of the Landed. Es- J.
ates Court. Il
GALwAY.-The Galway Vindicator Of q s
ate date says: We regret to state that p
nc very Kew. Father Daily was taken seri- il
usiy I'LL on Sunday evening last-so much \
0 that DR.. Browne, who was in attendance c.
n him, had little hopes of his recovery. +
he Very Rev. Father Murphy, o. d. G.. D
10 esteemed Prior of the Convent, Tough, b
"a, was sent for, and the Rev. Mother, Mrs. 81
White, of the Clifden Convent, who have
cen interchangeable in their attentions to the a,
enerable patient. Later intelligence re- te
orts the partial convalescence of Father OF
ally. W
The Dublin Freeman says: Mr. Aspinal, d,
ecorder of Liverpool, gentleman well d,
ao"n as u sound Liberal, and q friend of W
10 Irish poor in Liverpool, has addressed oil
10 electors OF Galway as supporter of Ill
'ogress and of the programme of Mr.. Glad nj
one. mn
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