The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-12-06

Lou1H.-The. Dundalk Democrat. of No.
vembet The electors throughout
Ireland should stak4 care and pledge all the
candidates seeking their SURFACES to, de-
mand the release Of the Fenian State .pris-
oners. There is no nae whatever in pro-
longing their incarceration. They were
guilty of political crimes, but they have suf-
fered sufficient punishment for them. To
keep them longer suffering what has been
called as living DEATH" would be cruel and
unnfanly ;sand we hope that every popular
and.nnpopular constituency in Ireland will
pledge their members to demand their i'm
mediate release.
MAro:.A Castlebar correspondent o.
nounces that on the night of the I'd ult. the
haggard of Mr.. Archibald Stavart, Of Green
hills, within few miles of Castlebar, was
destroyed by fire. There were fifteen stacks
of oats, which would average IS cwt. of
prime seed each, or 26 tons, tho value of
which; at f8 los; per ton, was ego. The
straw was valued ornearly flOO. There
were about 80 tons of hay, which, at SOS.
per ton makes f225 s,nd hay seed to the
value of EGO, making in all 4565, out of
| which there was not s5 worth saved.
Rev. Patrick Cauffield has been removed
from Achill to BurissArra; Rev. J. O'Boyle,
| from Burriscarra to .Soffn and Rpy Pat
rick O'Connor from Bof5n to Achill Island.
RosCoMMoN.-The Roscommon Herald
announces the death of Hon. Charles Baron
DE Freyne, ut Frenchpark, on the 2Sth of
October, 1868. He was Il good landlord, MS
well as kind benefactor to the neighboring
poor.
SLIGo.-Surgeon James Johnston, Jr.,
Sligo, has been appointed medical officer OF
the Dromahair Dispensary district.
TYRoNE.-An inquest was held on the Sd
ut, at Cullenhone, near Ballygawley, on
the body of young man, a laborer, named
William Moore, who was accidentally kill
en- on the previous day by the apsetting of
q cart which he was divpig on a narrow
road, and which fell ON him, causing imme-
diate death.
TnPERARY.-The Aduocatc says that it
regrets to learn that Notices to increase
view of charging rent on them, have been
served on an estate in the barony of Owney
and ARA, which has lately fallen into the
hands of the O'Brien family, who have
always been remarkable for being kind
landlords. In this instance the late land
lord, c. Maloney, Esq, although not rich
man, never meddled with the poor tenants
on his estate"
The Glare Independent says: Mr.. Vim
cent Scully, one of the Cashel candidates,
has issued new edition of his address,
beautifully printed, and enwreathed by
border of shamrocks Of the Emerald Isle.
At the head are the favOrite emblems-the
harp and sunburst; the right hand corner is
occupied by Celtic cross, and the left by
northeast view of the famous Rock of Cash
ell, having at its base the tomb of Dennis
Scully, Esq, the author of q pamphlet on
the penal laws.
WArERFoRD.-We { Waterford CitiSen)
were recently shown Come very large sam
pies of vegetables grown in the neighbor-
hood. One was specimen of carrots,
grown on Mr.. Patrick Bourkc's land, at
Pollerton, and the other a sample of pars-
nips and celery, grown by DR.. Pownell, at
Efmville. The parsnips weighed fully
seven pounds, and the carrots were quite rs
large. The celery is that known as "Sey-
mour's white"
WEsTMEATH.-James Patrick Byrne, of
the order of the Christian Brothers, died re-
Gently in Belfast. He was q native of Bal
lincarrig, and was educated in the Brothers
School in Mtfllingar. He had labored as
one of the De La Sale order in Dublin,
Cork, Limerick, and Belfast.
WEXFoRD.-Late mails announce that
there will be q contest in the borough of
Wexford, Mr.. Standish Motto, an English
gentleman whOpurchasea the Wexford and
Bagnalstown Railway in the Bankruptcy
Court, having issued an address in opposi
ton to Mr.. Devereux. Mr.. Motto is in IA
vor of disestablshment
At late meeting of the Wexford corpo-
ration, Alderman John Greene, j. p. pro-
posed the following resolution, which was |
adopted: That inasmuch rs
the majesty of the law has been sufficiently
in the trial of those now suffer-
ing incarceration for the Fenian conspira-
cy, we respectfully memorabilia the Execu-
tive and the Crown to exercise the quality |
of mercy in their regard, by RENTING the |
remainder of their sentences, and restoring |
them to society and their families, we trust,
better and wiser men.
THE BIBLE IN SpAIN.-Neither in Italy
nor in Spain have recent revolutionary |
promoted the objects of the va