The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-11-08

bard street. The good Brothers of St. Pat
rick. headed their youthful charge anl
probably there were shout Thousand II
that part ofthe procession. Next came th.
members Of the Society of St, Vincent a.
Pau, BEADED by the worthy President
Grape on the arm, and this part OF the pro.
cessioD was really sVery imposing. & Aftel
this, followed the .mambers d, the Harbol
j Board and the Town Board, In scarfs and
hatbands. The night watch, and dock gate
men, under command Of Capt. Moore, fol,
lowed. Then came! ths trades Of Galway,
4 nnmb~oing over SOC, in scarfs and bande,
four deep. The hearse followed, drawn by
1 horses after this can1e Tho clergy, headed
I by two distinguished prelates.f Then there
came the great crowd, which must have in,
cluded over ninety per cent. of every man,
4 woman, and child in Galway. There could
not have been less than twelve Thousand
i persons in tbs procession.ssi ors 7.st 90
i KERRY.-The Traleo Chronicle ANNOUNCES
with. regret the death and burial Of Rev.
Roger OHalloran, son of the late John
IO,naMosan, OF Paiiaee, and nephew or Rev.
i F: 0'HalfcsAnj p. r, iFtoSist, In the county
| of Kerry. His remains were inferred in the
parish church of Irremore. -
The American poet, Longfe1low, arrived
on visit to Killarney on the 9TH inst,
where he had been expected since mid
summer.
kILKENNY.-Died, on the 9th ult., after
tedious illness, at the residence of his
Rev. Thomas Barry, in the fifth year of his
ministry and the 3Oth of his age. Having
studied classics in the Carmelite Seminary
of knoetopher, he entered the Ecclesiasti-
cal, Carlow, in 1852, to prepare himself for
the discharge of his sacred calling. In 1862
he passed over to Oscott-that great semi,
nary Of sanctity and learning, where he
finished his studies; after which he return
to Ireland and was appointed on a mission.
KILDARE.-The Commission appointed
by the Lord Lieutenant and the Lords of
the Treasury'tO inquire into the rights of
commonage of pasture and rights of way,
pnblic and private, over the Curragh of
Edmund Mansfield, ESD, ahd Alexander
Stewart, Esq.
At late meeting of the Mas Poor Law
Guardians question arose as to whether
the Board were Responsible for the safe Gus
tody and return of. children placed out to
nurse, after, they have attained the five
years during which the Board pay for their
support? Mr.. Wolfe said the responsibility
was certain and that it was often state
that children were kept and made use of for
improper purposes, such as sweeps, ETC.,
regular trade being made of them.
KINGS CoUNTY-On tho 18th inst. the
high altar of the new Catholic Church at
Grated. The Most Rev. Dy. Walsh, the
venerable Bishop of the diocese, conse-
Grated the altar and presided at the inter
sstlng ceremonies, assisted by the Very
Very Rev. Canon Farrell, High street; Rev.
NJ. Bowling. PIP, Killeigh; Rev. r. Phe-
Ian, &C., Portarlington Rev. M. Conner
ford, &C, Monasterevan; Rev. T. Morris,
do. The altar, which is in the Gothic style,
is composed of Caen stone, having four
y, o,.lI nxR
and deliberately carved caps, supporting a
moulded marble table.
demonstrating to the position of
affairs in that borough, the Dufftalk Dem
ocrdt says: During the present week all
has been quiet in Dundalk, and it Is likely
that matters will remain SO for some time. |
The present opinion among those compe-
tent to judge is, that if the three candidates
go to the poll, Sir George Bowyer will be
elected.
MAYo.-The ceremony of reception took |
place or the Goth ult., in the beautiful lit,
IL tie chapel of the Sisters of Mercy, Mount
St. Mary's, Westport. The two young la
dies who put off the gay attire of the world
and assumed the holy habit of religion were
Mary, Tin religion Sister Mary Xavier Jo-
seph,) eldest daughter of VIM. Judge ESQ.
Aughervilla, Claremorris, and Margaret, in
,eiis,on Sister Mary Stanislaus,) third
laughter of the late John Loeman, ESQ.
roomavara, county Tipperary.
QUEENS CoUNTY.-The Dublin Nation.
If October 10th, says: Mr.. Kenelm Digby
8 now the accepted candidate of the popu-
ar party in the Queens County, and we
ejoice to say his return may be looked
lpon as certain. This young gentleman
nters carly on public life; he brings to it
ich gifts and advantages of intellect and
ortune. We may, without egotism, in
luige to-day in someg satisfaction ut the
escne OF Queens County from Ascendancy .
roryism on the one hand, and from anti
'atholic Garibaldianism on the other. Ia
RoscoMMoN.-The Roscommon Herald i
avs: J. ID. Stoney, Esq. has given leases I
all the tenants on his property in the I
ounties of Sligo ana Roscommon. This is
step in the right direction, and one, We {
ope, which will be followed by other land {