The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-11-29
MORNING STAR AND CATHOLIC MESSENGER.
MlscELLANEous IRISH NEWS.

the absorbing topic of interest. and spscu-
lation is rife as to the result. Squibs, more
or less personal, arc circulntlngln every Ill
rection. The latest manifesto comes from
the pen Of poor old DR.. Cooke, who, al
though living. and being resolved to die n
PresRyterianr is determined to '"stand by"
the Church Establishment, approves OF the
addresses of Sir Charles Lanyon and pr.
Mulho1land, and calls upon the "Protest-
ant electors" to support these worthless.
He thus concludes his singular address,
"Fellow Protestants, be faithful to your
country, to your religion; and to your God.
Be watcliful against the insidious advances
of Popish error and despotism; be united
in defence of liberty and truth, and He who
ruleth King of Nations will bless and pros
per your cause. Farewell J"
The Northcrn Wing says:-A Southern
journal mentions that the Duke OF Devon
to the Great Southern and Western failT
way of Ireland, fcr the construction OF Il
line of railway from Lismore-to Fermoy.
When shall we lNWthern Whig) have the
pleasure of mentioning that the Most No
BILE the Marquis of Hartford has agreed to
give the SIS 900 {guaranteed) required to
complete the Dublin and Antrim Junction
Railway, mainly constructed so far by the
tenants on his iordsfip's EGO,0OO year
estate, and now at u stand-stlll tor want OF
this most noble Irish absentee has hitherto
refused, even when urgently pressed by
his agent and Dean Stannus?
By permission of the Most Rev. DIR. Dor
riau, the Psssionist Fathers have establish
ed one of their houses in the vicinity of
Belfast, and are about erecting sacred
editice to be called "Holycross Chapel" on
the district committed by the good Bishop
to their care.
CoHK. - The Lord Lieutenant has ap-
pointed Isaac Morgan, Esq, of -Tivoli, ,.
county Cork, to be one of the Governors OF
the Cork District Lnn nat , asylum, nt onno
man named Daniel Mccarthy, aged %
years, and the only support OF his mother
and sister, met with u fearful accident
while working at the naval dockyard,
Haulbowline. He was carried to the hos
pital in Il most precarlous state, one SIDE OF
his head being fractured.
The Examiner, of the 3lst ult., says e.
yesterday tue Mallow Farmers Club, at
ter Il some what stormy meeting, came to
the resolution, by IN unanimous vote, to
supDort Mr. Mccarthy Downing at the
coming election. Previous to the vote be-
ing taken. the chairman of the club and
Mr.. George Greene. the only members who,
out of an unusually large meeting, opposed
Mr.. Downing, retired. Three OF the Far
mers' Clubs in the county haVe now pro
nounced in Mr.. DowninS's favor.
Mr.. BOYLE. Il candidate for the Pariia-
mentary representation OF the county Cork,
accompanied by Mr. ID. Lcahy, and some
gentlemen from kanturk, recently visited
IiscarroU for the purpose of addressing
the electors. His reception was most un
favorable. The great mass OF the people
appeared to be strongly prepossessed In Ia
vor of Mr.. Mccarthy Downing and evlnccd
their iisapproval of Mr. Boyle's candidature
in the most unequivocal manner. At the
hour appointed for Mr.. Boyle's arrival {
large crowd assembled in Main street, car
irving a large banner, on which was rudely
portrayed a scat1old, with the figure of {
bishop hanging. An inscription beneath
the scaffold explained the scene" The
memorial of Kiionmackay tyranny, l64l,
and asked 50 Men of Liscarroil, will YOU
have another Boyle ?" Above the scatfolo
were the words, ''The ruins of Liscarroll.
CLARE.-At Killaloe petty sessions I
charge of Fenianism was broas ht agains
an ex-policcman named Lally. Constable
Wall, of the Portroe police station, being
sworn, deposed that the defendant, Oh TN
day he was coming to Ballina to give up HI
arms before retiring from the service, salt
she hoped the Fcnians We're not dead yet
and that he would have revenge out OF tina
brute (WalD and that he would be dealt
on all constables in future" The mex
witness WAS cN-constable- Roane. pGoN
ed Wallis statement against Lally. Th
Bench believed the charge, and ordere'
that Lally, who ut the time was retlrln!
constable, should find bail-himsclf i'll -
and two sureties in flO each-to keep tn
peace for two years. All In court-wliicn
indeed, WAS throrged to eXccss-seemed t.
feel for the unfortunate man, but OF cours
when Feniansm i'll question he had II
possible chance of escaping. He will mos
probably be deprived of his pension by til
authorities.-Clar Independent.
1t is believed that the representation @
- the county Clare is likely to be again in
vested in Col. G.. NJ. Nandeleur and 81
Colman 0'Loghlen, Bart; whilst Capital
Stackpole has equally pleasant prospects i
the borough. where, as Dean Kenny's nom
inee, he is likely to be safe from any Liber
al opposition.
DuBL1N-At the Head Police-oiflce, Dub
jim, on the 9th nit, Jeremiah Kenny WA
charged by Edward Breen, of the constat
ulary, with having said, while under tn
influence OF drink, Good save Ireland an