The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-07-12

!, tnougn originally Catholic, was place
with ms brother in the Protestant ragge
. months ago. The master (Geale,) with tw
1 sch00ibOys, gave chase and overlook hi
at Wellesley Bridge, brought him bacl
placed him on boys back, then strippe
oil his clothes and logged him with q raj
tan The master then threw him ON tn
ground, and while one boy stood with le
! upon each of his handa, another held hir
} BY the feet, and in that position the maste
: tattooed" him on the arm with q needle
leaving the indelible mark of Cross, wit
} the letter Oh" The magistrates, by
large majority, have returned the accuse,
for trial at the next quarter seasons. adj
hitting him for the present, to bail.
The Munster News of the 10th ult.. saws
The average amount disbursed in Limericl
every week, for relief Of the extern poor
has been from Gao to cas-. For this sum
eleven hundred impoverished and destitute
how trifting the aid in money is by which
families contriye to exc out a subsistence
The highest to any, three shillings a week,
| was received by widow with six orphan
children: Until recently, they had only
Two shlllings and sixpence. The additional
of deli was sold for a penny to purchase
bread. Widows with FIVE orphans were
given in some cases two and sixpence. in
Others less. The average payment, includ-
ing all on the relief list, is eighteen pence
family, aged individuals or couples having
more. The six souls supported by the
three shillings, would cost fifteen in the
workhOuse, and the five for two and six-
pence out, would cost thirteen within.
LoUTH.-At Sienna Convent, Drogheda,
the interesting ceremony Of profession took
place on Thursday, the 2sth Of May. The
young Lady who had the Happiness Of max
Limerick Called in religion Sister Cecilia,)
sister of the Rev. Father Conway, O.P.
The DrOgheda ArgMs says: At the Cath
Ole church of Ardee, ON the 5th ult., Mr..
w. Rothe was received into the bosom of
PIP.
MoNAGHAN.-A Carrickmacross corre-
sPOndent, under date of the 18th ult saws
l have the inexpressible grief of announcing
the death of the Rev. Patrick ]. M'Cullogi,
&C, who expired this morning at seven
O'Clock of typhus fever, caught in the dis
charge of his spiritual duties. The deceased
young priest was eldest son Of the we'll
known and respected Peter M'Cullogh, mer-
chant, Monaghan, and Justly beloved cousin
of the Bishop of Clogher.
Another correspondent says A months
mind for the late James Kelly, of Highfeld
Thursday, 18th ult., in his native parish,
number of the clergy and a vast concourse
Of people taking part in the religious cere
mony. -
sewallis Evelyn Shirley, Esq, son of
Castle, Carrickmacross, will, it is currently
reported, compete at the coming election
Tor the representation in parliament of |
Monaghan county on Conservative prin-
.iples.
The value of land in the county Tyrone
q mi f<N1 aS
cent sales. At the latest auction at Eccle's
Arms Hotel, Fintona, where the lands of
<ildrum, Drumconnis, Magheracotton, Null
Cordially, and Lower Tallymote
ame under the hammer, one lot, producing
profit rent OF ESQ 9s. I'd, was purchased
ent of 949 S.. 1Od. was bought Tin trust)
or f166O. These are two Instances in a
ill of sale of eight lots, of which all reached
Ugh prices.
SLIGo.-Mr. Augustus Wynne and Mr..
Arthur Hunt were recently drowned while
n fishing excursion in Loughgill.
T1pPERARY.-The Irishman says: Infor-
nation is wanted of either Mary or Mar
aret OMara, both of whom emigrated
bout twelve years ago from Narrah, county
Ireland. When last heard Of +
7ere in Virginia or Ohio, America Any
nformation of them will be thankfully re. !
eived by their sister, Ann O'Mara, mar
iage name, Fitzpatrick,) in care of the :
lev. Father Sheen, rector of st. Chads .
hapel, Cheetham Hill, Manchester, Eng ,,
md.
WATERFoRD.-The Waterford June fair. q
cid ON the sth ult., was fairly supplied t
18th stock, and, in some instances, good @
rices were realized. The attendance of r
uyers was good, and, on the whole, the V
lir was one of an average character c
The Waterford Citi-en of n late date saws: h
here is scarcely any fresh fish in our mar II
ct as yet. The Ringmen are the only "
lat very limited. AS to the Dungarvan L
shermen, they are now nearly extinct The Ii
nall number there are now in the Union IL
orkhouse, a lot of poor old men scarcely o.
Die to do any manual labor. The lines, Is
c., are IN pawn, and no means Mt their Ii