The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-10-04

friends, and all that this world holds dear,
to spread the faith in foreign lands. iAt.
every quarter of the world by as devoted |
band 81 missionaries as ever went forth /
from our soil since the days of st. COLUMBIA
nus, st. Gall and st. Rumoid1-oy the COM
erfords, the Aylwards, the Doyles, the MIC
Donhlds, the lFennellys the Hogans, enc
Kavanaghs the Washes, the Murphys, the
Delanys, the Buffers, the Makers, the Co. |
dys, the Dryers, the Cogans, the DUNES,
etc. q And to-day, the youngest OF that
noble army goes forth to labor IN the vlne-
yard, and ito gather a harvest OF souls as
an offering for his Divine Lord and Master
Heaven prosper him in his self sacrificing
mission.
-LIaER1cK.--ont the night of the 10th Sep
tembera destructive fire broke out on the
business premises of Mr.. George M. Spong,
seed merchant, Limerick, and almost IN
simultaneously the blaze traversed from one
end of the buildings to the other. For long
time tho destruction of the franciscan
Church, together with other houses IN the
vicinity, was looked upon as almost inev-
table.
The Dublin. Nation says: Information is
wanted of Thomas O'Brien, who left Linn
erick about six years ago. When heard
from last he was in Bendigo, Australia, In
formation respecting him will be thankfully
received by his father, John OBrien, Linn
erick.
Mr. John F. Counihan, son of Francis
! Counihan, Esq, proprietor of the Munster
Ne,cs, Limerick, having recently been ex-
| amined on two several days, obtained let
| tiers testimonial qualifying him to practice
surgery. III
LourH.-Mr. Tristram Kennedy has pub
tlished farewell address to the electors of
the county Lonth, whose suffrages he will
not seek at the approaching Parliamentary
contest. a .
Mr.. :O'Reilly Dease will contest Louth,
and his prospects OF success are considered
good.
Mr. Francis Brodigan seeks the suffrages
| of the Drogheda electors, and promises, it
\ elected, to vote for tenant right, the abo!i-
ton of the law church, and woman's right
of voting.
A Dundalk paper says: There were sew
eral tons of fax offered for sale on the 18th
September Buyers from Ulster were In
attendance, and the purchases were consid-
cradle.
i MAROON Sunday, August the 3Oth, an
indignation meeting was convened in Cong,
for the purpose of expressing sympathy
with Mr.. Patrick Jennings, of Cross, on the
eviction of himself, wife and nine children
from their happy home. The people met
to condemn, also in terms equally strong,
the conduct of Mrs. Gen. Anderson, and to
demonstrate against law that tolerates or
permits so merciless a course of action on
the part of any individual on any section
} of the community. Father ORe'uy ad-
tdressed the meeting in an eloquent speech,
and was succeeded by Messrs. Morgan and
, Kearns The meeting was a most impOr-
tant and successful one, being largely at
tended by tenant farmers of Mayo and Gal
way. Cheers for the Archbishop, Father
, Lavelle, Father OMalley and Mr.. Moore
were echoed and re-echoed within the alb
hey walls as the multitude separated after
the meeting. ~ 20. - =
. On the evening of the I'd ultimo Police
I Sub inspectors Hayes and Regan, while ou
. sailing in pleasure boat, were capsizet
into the river in a squall, and would have
Q been drowned but for their being exper
swimmers. -"
s Information is wanted of William and Ed
: ward Flanagan, who left Tinahinch, Queen
It County, for America. When last hear
from, William was engaged us salesman
l. in New York. ~ ..- = %,
u TIPpERARY.-The tenants on the estat
of William Pennefather, Esq, of Balylan
gan, have offered reward of ESQ for sue
y information as will lead to the apprehen
10 sion of certain parties who committed wan
ton mutilations on cattle belonging to tn
10 above estate.
ID On the afternoon of the lst ultimo fra
lie cas- between the constabulary and some Ct
e, villains occurred in Clonmel. Two mel
10 who were acting IN dlsorderly mannei
were arrested. A crowd collected, who fe
4 on the constables, and rescued the mel
in one of whom was arrested some time after
Or wards.
o. Cornelius Dwyer, the celebrated Upper
ary fiddler, died at his residence, near Moy
tie carkey Castle, Aon the 10Th ultimo, and We
a buried with all honors in the picturesqr
lie old churchyard of Moycarkey.. The d.
ty ceased had the honor Of playing befol
ct a great many distinguished persons durlr
.. life. 'a..t..
WArERFoRD-A Waterford paper say
in A few days ago, company oI enIahery,
In the route to Dungarvan, halted for the mig
'le at Lismore. They were free with the