The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-03-29

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LoSGFoRD.-The following are the names Of
those sworn ON the county LongfoEd grand jury
man Sir Percy Nugent, Bart. James w. Bond,
George LEROY, Major A. ID. Hepenstal, Richard
E. Fox, Geoyge w. Slator, James Wilson. Ar
Joseph R. OReiIiy, Ambrose Bo1e, George Ev
eris, Henry Doping, Thomas Gosselin, Achmu-
ty Masters, David R. Edgeworth, John Wolseley
Fetherstone, Robert F. Rynd, Joseph Kmcaid,
Esqrs-
Among the first trials called at the above
sizes, Baron Fitzgerald presiding, was that
arising from the assault in Granard of the Rev:
who had incensed the townspeople by street
preaching. For the assault (hooting him out of
town and pelting dirt at him. Bridget Reilly
found guilty and sentenced to periods Of i'm
prisonment varying from nine months to one
month. -
CoRK.-On the 18th ult., the solemn and in
teresting ceremony of the Reception of Reli-
giense took place in the Convent of the good
Sisters of Mercy, Clonakilty, county Cork. The
Most Rev. DR.. OHea, the venerable Bishop of
the diocese, several of the clergy, and large
town and neighborhood, were present. The
young lady who abandoned the world for the
service of Christ and His poor was Miss Lizzie
Pgott, youngest daughter of George Pigott,
The Examiner announces that two young
.Fenian suspects" named OBrien, have been
liberated from Mountjoy prison on promise of
at once sailing for America. One, named James
OBrien, belongs to Cork, and had been pOr
ter Mt the public house of j. j. Geary, North
Main street, and suffers from the loss of an eye.
The house of the Rev. Mr. Leslie, Millmount,
was attacked last night by party of twenty
FIVE. Mr.. Leslie refused admittance, rang the
alarm bell, and then fired on the assailants,
who discharged many shots at the house. The
police, hearing the ALARM came, but the sup
posed Fenians had decamped.
The Constellation of a late date says couple
of DAYS ago, a man named White, of the Dou-
plas road, purchased heap of manure from a
man who lives in a lane near Gallows Green.
On removing it three revolvers turned up.
who were standing by, and who evidently
knew of their being there. Wing struggled
to get them, but crowd gathering, he
feared personal violence, and let them be
taken off, by whom, he knows not, or where to.
Since then, there has been no trace of them.
The house Of . man named Riordan, who lives
a little beyond Ballyphehane, was q few nights
ago attacked by four fellows, who demanded
admittance. Riordan came to ono of the win
dows, and after taking . view of the lads re-
fused to open his door, upon which one Of them
fred o shot through 1t. The bullet struck the
wall at the opposite side.
LrMER1cK-It is said that ON Friday even
ing, February 7th, some bottles filled.with a
combustible matter, resembling "Greek Fire."
were found In the yard of Mr. Goodwin, having
attached to each neck lucifer match. When
observed, the straw around the spot had been
burned up, though no explosion had taken
place, owing Gas conjectured) to the bottle fall
ing, from wherever it had been thrown, on
bundle of straw, with the neck in an, inclined
position. Mr.. Goodwin took up the bottle, and
though having his fingers burned for his pains
took it across the street to the police STA
ton, where he gave it to Sub-constable Kelly,
detailing the circumstances of the affair. The
police thereupon made an examination of the
was found that another bottle, similarly filed
and prepared, had been thrown into the yard in
the Immediate vicinity which is used for stab
ling the horses, of Mr. O'Sullivan, of Kill
mallock whose coaches ply between that town,
Bruff, and Limerick but in this case also the
bottle had not been broken and no damage
had resulted.
The following are the names of those sworn
on the grand jury for the county Limerick, at
| the late spring assizes; Sir David V. Roche,
Bart; Groom, foreman) Hon. Hugh Massey,
Elm-park Sir William III. Darlington, Bart,
Glenstall; Edward J. Synan, NJ. P. Ashborne;
The O'Grady, Kilballyowen; John White, Nan
tenan; John Lowe, D. L. Sunville; John D.
Massey, Bal1yirvine Benjamin Friend, BoskiII
John Franks, Ballyseadane; George Fosberry,
ClOnane; Henry Lyons, Groom House; Henry
Maunsell, Fanstown; Samuel +. Dickson, Null
caire Major General Vim. Jones, G. B. Kifmore;
Gerald Blennerhassett; John c. Delmege,
Castlepark Charles Conyers, Castletown Con-
yers r. Gabbett, Caherline; John Boucher
Baggotstown; R. Ellis, Gienamonei octavius
Knox, Mount Trenchard WIN. Bredin, Castle
garde, Esqrs.
CLARION the Goth ult., the Beautiful Con-
vent of Mercy, Ennis, which is of the best
arranged and mostad mirably conducted in Ire
land, witnessed the profession of another re-
igicmse in the person of Miss Hogan, daughter
of J. Hogan, Esq, Corofin, and lay sister. The
solemn ceremony was presided over by the Most
Rev. DIR. Power, Bishop of Killaloe.
TIPPERARY.-The Rev. P. Hurley has written
o second very scathing letter in reference to
the heartless evictions at Lismore, of Captain
Garvey, J. p, and R. N, of which the follow
ing is the second last paragraph: 1t strikes
me what painful, and yet useful task it would
be to make out return of the agrarian outrages
committed within radius of six miles from
,Lismore, during the last thirty years, on the
properties managed by Mr.. Garvey. The muir