The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-06-21

MAY 10TH from Meuntjoy Prison, fro,
which he was liberated on the same day
after detention Of fifteen months, on sus
Plcion of connection with the Fenia
Brotherhood. Mr.. MahOny's Imprisonment
appears to have told on him considerably
but, though worn and haggard looking, hi
general health is not affected. Mr.. MahOny
who was much respected for the excellenc
OF his character and the integrity of hi
business dealings, was released uncondi
tionally.
The Examiner of the 23d nit. saws: Rev
Joseph Murphy, who has been for SO long
period of years laboring zealously in tn
parish of SIS. Peter and Paul, is about t,
proceed to Australia, that step being neces
STATED by the state of his health. It is til,
intention of some friends to make arrange
ments to pay lima well deserved compli
ment preHions to his departure.
LIMER1cK.-We have to record the deatl
of Sister Mary Stanislaus Casey, which tool
place on Saturday, May 18th, at the Con
vent of the Sisters of Mercy, of Limerick, ir
the twenty fourth year of her age, and the
first Of her religious profession. She was q
daughter of Joseph Casey, Esq, Rathkeale
and was dearly beloved by the members Of
her last. ~
On Saturday morning, 18th ult., the Very
Rev. John Nunan, PIP. V.G,. Galbally.
county Limerick, died, after long illness.
The remains of the lamented clergyman
were Inferred in the chapel of Galbally,
after an Office and high mass. ,f,.. :
We, says the Belfast Observer, learn with
pleasure that the handsome new church of
the Jesuit Fathers, Limerick, is. rapidly
approaching completion. To hasten so de-
sIlable contamination, great fancy fair
and drawing of prizes will shortly be held,
under auspices which promise success.
CLARE.--Wm. Kenny, ABB, ted, only
son Of Edward Kenny, Esq, solicitor, Of
kilrush, in the county Glare, has been
qualified for admission to the Irish bar
Two men, named Thomas Green and
Michael Flynn, house painters, were re-
Gently arrested, on a charge of illegal drill
ing, near Ennis. At petty sessions, evidence
was given by the police, that on Sunday
night, May 10th, they met party of men,
playing tune. Such words as I" forward,
keep the step, and mind your wheeling at
the cross" were used; and one Hogan an.
peared to be the captain. A witness was
procured for the defense, to prove that the
men were merely returning from a dance,
and had brought the fiddler with them.
Two salmon, the one weighing twenty,
the other, eighteen pounds, were killed at
Killaloe, on Sunday, 18th ult.
The Ennis District Lunatic Asylum was
opened on the 21st ult., and twenty {" dan
gerous lunatics," who were in the jail, were
there in the prison van, in charge
of the jailors, under the lord ieutenant,s
1t was expected that another
contingent of the same clasA would be trans
mltted from Limerick the next day, as Dr.
Dason, the resident medical superintendent,
had got instructions from Dublin Castle to
receive them.
We, says the Kiirush Gazette, are pleased
TO learn that a costly richly chased silver
cup will be presented by Col. vandeleur,
Mp, to the West Clare Agricultural So
,iety, to be competed for by the tenant
farmers in this district who live exclusively
~ farming. The cup is probably value for
fifty guineas, and will be awarded for the
best managed small farm.
kERRY.-The vault of the Sausse family,
which is situated under the celebrated bell
,Ower of the ancient Franciscan friary of
Carrick- on-Suir, which was opened after |
The death, whilst on a visit to Lord Castle |
'osse, at Killarney House, of the late Sir |
Matthew Sausse, continues open. 1t is |
thought that the remains of the late la |
nented gentleman will be conveyed from |
for interment in the ancestral |
omb.
TRALEE.-In this place, on the night of |
he I'D ult., most wanton outrage was |
on the Christian Brothers |
Schools, on Edward street, forty-four large |
'anes of glass, in the rear of the building,
,eing smashed in.
A correspondent says: The Earl of Lis
owel, on the occasion of his late visit to
directed that slated cottage be
quilt, as a residence for the teacher of
0inuge National School, which, with a
,arden attached, is to be given to him at a
moderate rent. He, at the same time, in
mated his willingness to grant q site for a
lew school-house. Lord Listowel's iber-
4lity in forwarding education in Listowel
deserves all praise. He gives EGO annually
o the Listowel National School; and the
Convent has experienced his
ruly noble generosity in many ways.
The great suit entitled 4" CrOnin VS.. Colts
Manu." on which depended the ownership
t two estates, known as Flesk Castle and
Dicks Grove, was recently finally adjudi-
ated i'll the British House of Lords to
which it was taken on an appeal from the
ecision of majority of the judges of the
10Th estates belonged to Mr.. Coltsmann.
The lords ruled that the Judgment of the