The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-04-05

officers in the force he was much respected
and many amongst them will regret MS we
do, his demise, ut the age of sixty zone years.
The remains of the deceased gentleman
were conveyed by rail to Dublin, for inter
ment In Mount jerome Cemetery, the family
burial ground, and were accompanied to the
station by large number of the local con-
stabnlary and some of the townspeople.
The Dublin Ga-ette notifies that the Lord
Lieutenant has appointed John Fitzgerald
carry arms in his districts in the counties of
Carlow and Kildare.
CoRK.-The following malignant para
graph is from the Cork Constitution in refer
ence to the birthplace of Col. Richard
Burks: BandOn has the honor of owning
London for trial. He was in the North Cork
Militia, and twice deserted from it twelve
years ago. He wants to pass himself off as
an American, but he has been identified too
certainly to allow that "dodge' to serve
him.
The Rev. Pierce Green, +. r., has been
transferred by the Bishop OF Cloyne from
the parish OF kilavullen, to the parish of
Gonna, Ballinoe and Lisnabrin. The Rev.
Thomas England, late of Youghal, succeeds
the Rev. Mr.. Green.
The Examiner OF March 9TH, saws: Six
men who had been in Jail as Fenian sus-
poets since March last, merely because they
had all, one way or other, been in the en-
ployment of Mr.. w. II. O'Sullivan, of Kill
mallock, were this day discharged uncon-
ditionally from the county prison, after hav-
ing suffered twelve months imprisonment.
Their names are Patrick M'Guire, Robert
Canton, William Turner, Patrick Barrett,
Patrick Picket, and Michael Corners.
The Examiner says: On yesterday morn
ing (March 4th,) party of police proceeded
to the drapery establishment of Mr.. Corbett,
Winthrop street, and arrested there Mr.
Daniel OConner, IL buyer in the concern.
under the Hai,eas Corpus Suspension Act.
Mr.. OCOnner is also the owner of II public
house in Castle street. He was at once con-
XeXed to the county jail under an escort.
Ihe Waterford Necs ofthe 6thinst., says:
1t is stated that Mr.. G.. f. Adams, the Amer
lean Minister in London, has refused to aid
by counsel Capt. Mackey, to be tried at
Cork on some important charge connected
with Fenianism. The refusal is based upon
the assertion that Mackey violated British
law on British soil! We thought, however,
that that would be the question the iury
would have to try. The real name of the
accused is believed to be Lomasney. horn in
Boston, United States.
LIMERIcK.-In Limerick IL substitution
mas been set on foot as IL mark ofaDproval of
the services OF MIR. Francis Coghlan, who
during twenty-five years, has been con-
nected with the local press, during which
time he has won the esteem of all classes by
the courteous and unobtrusive discharge of
Ills professional services.
TiPrERARl.-Dr. Michael Stokes, late
medical officer of the Killcnaule dispens,ry
recently died at his residence, i'm
the forty eight year of his age. The appoint.
ment- of-Df. MOrriss to the same position
has been confirmed. His salary will be clio
per annum, exclusive of vaccination fees.
The Clonnel Chronicle says: A fisherman
named Noonan, killed in the river Suir this
week, with rod and line, u salmon weigh
ing thirty five pounds, in splendid condi.-
ton.
WATERFORD.-The Waterford Ners of
+ february %, says: We understand that his
LOrdship, the Most Rev. DIR. O'Brien. has
been pleased to appoint the Rev. Mr.. Maxy,
Z. C., of Abbeyside, to the charge of that
parish, in the room of the late Rev Michael
O'Donnell, Z. p.
ANTRIM.-The Northern Star of n late
late announces that Edward Gilmore and
trancIs Rooney, incarcerated rs Feniap
suspects" were recently offered release on
promise to forthwith leave Ireland.
The Northern Wing says: A farm of land
IN the Drapers Company's estate has been
'old this week Mt Egg the Irish acre, the
'ent of which is about 27s. Cd. per acre
MoNAGHAN.-Dr. Lancaster Joyce having
,een elected medical officer of the Ballybay
district of the Castleblayney Union, a va.
ancy occurred in the Sherlock district,
Union, which has been filed
" the appointments thereto of DR.. Joseph
lisby.
GALwAf.-The Connaught Patriot. an
LOUNGES the death of the Rev. Peter Jen-
'ings, who, for five years, had been parish
PRIEST of Midtown. A requiem high mass
vas offered up for the eternal repose of his -
oul the Rev. James niece was celebrant:
Rev. Edward Gibbons, deacon Rev. Jere-
niah McEvily, sub deacon; and the Very
Rev. U. J. Bourke, President of st. Jarlath's
master of ceremonies. After the Holy Sa-
rifice his Grace the Archbishop addressed
he people in the Irish language, on the life
md early death of their parish priest. The
emans were then buried in the parish
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