The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-06-14


AND CATHOLIC MESSING ER,
Cork. Hewas well known. as ths ror sse ss
sative Of a large shipping and iY 49, 49, -,
arm, and also Of the Great South
Western Railway. - 10y n. Pm
IL is reported that Rev. Mr.. CollnniysiI = :
testant Rector OF Queenstown, re thrcst
ening him with being I" shot tS6le (Souper
head ," If within four days the BIZ icl, he pre
sid h yMy wa s. up" up to or
der" to excite sympathy for ne Soupel
himself, who, by the way, recently shocked
even those Of his own flock by( speaking
TimmOrally of the Catholic women OF Queens
town, and in doing go proved his copnection
with pr. Gregg, who called John3 Francis
Mcguire, MP, GO q con Of a-dOg!" Con-
cernihg this latter gross saying, the Dublin
Nation says: ga student Of Celtic etymol-
ogy suggests to us that If Mcguire means
8 son of a dog it is equally certain, on the
other hand, that Gregg is 'possessive Of
L1MER1cK.-Mr. O'Sullivan, of Kilmal-
lock, has at last been allowed by the gov
eminent authorities to return to his family
and home. After all his sufferings in jail and
banishment from home, it is now admitted
that he was not i" out" with the insurgents
at the late rising. His son, however, is still
held in durance vile.
Mr.. Michael Ryan, owner of the Bruree
mills, has written to the Cork Examiner,
denying the truth of q statement made in
its columns setting forth that he cas- a
magistrate and employer, had used his
influence with the father Of one of the Kill
rising on.the 5th of March, 1867" Mr.. Ryan
adds: I" As I am the magistrate and mill
owner referred to, must give this article
my most unqualified contradiction, as I
never got such information, and, therefore,
never gave information to the government
on the subject"
CLARE..A Kilrush correspondent, under
date of the 10th ult., says st is expected
that in few days the Fishery Commission
ers will arrive here for the purpose of hold
ing an inquiry into the ACCESSIBILITY of pro-
venting the use of net and cot fishing in the
Lower Shannon. as it has been found very
seriously to interfere with the weirs which
salmon have principally been caught in.
For considerable period back it has not
been remembered such a bad year for sal
mon fishing here.
KERRY.-On the 18th ult., fire of rather
a destructive character took place at the
village of-Annascanl, about sixteen miles
from Tralee. Three out-houses belonging
to the postmaster, MI. Ash, Us well as some
cattle, were consumed, and were it not for
the vigorous exertiOns of the neighbors, Mr..
Ash's dwelling house would have also
been burned. The loss was calculated at
eco.
T1prERARY.-Ata late special meeting of
the Town Commissioners of Nenagh, held
for the purpose of passing vote of thanks
to Mr.. Gladstone, MP, for his efforts to
disendow the Irish Law Church, Mr.. Peter
Gill, editor Of the Tipperary Aduocate, pro-
posed to add q resolution setting forth that
tho 70 nj Tra1onR ohnu1d Inv fair
and full Tenant Right bill.
WATERFoRD.-The estate of Nicholas
O'Neill Power and Joseph O'Nein Power,
situated in the counties of Waterford and
the Landed Estates Court, Dublin, in twelve
separate lots. Of those sold the following
persons were purchasers The lands of
Grange by the Marquis of OrmOnde, at
s524O; part of the lands of Cullencastle,
1.-TWO lots,) to Mr.. james Hewlett, of New
Ross, at s2l9O; Smoorbeg, to Mr.: Patrick
Kenny, at sl66O; Cooltubrid West and
East, to Mr.. j. O'Reilly, at s21SO; Balm
gowan, to same purchaser, at e9lO; Balm
gowan, (secOnd lot, to Mr.. Michael Walsh,
at f162O; Robertstown, to Terence O'Reil-
ly, at f5O2O, in trust for James Scully and
Captain Walter Mansfield.
A new Ursuline convent is about being
built in Waterford. The contract for its
erection has been assigned to Mr.. James
Moran, builder, Manor street. 1t will be a
large and beautiful structure. 1t will cost
between $4,000 and $4,000.
ANTRIM.-On the 18th ult., in Belfast, a
young man named Hamilton Richie, was
arrested on the charge of abducting Miss
Maggie Chambers, aged sixteen years,
daughter of a wealthy farmer residing at
Ballyhenry, county Down. Richie had
been farm servant of Chambers, and be-
came attached to the girl, who reciprocated
his affection-as shown by systematic
elopement> on the night of the 9th ultimo.
They put up in Belfast, where the police
arrested Richie, against whom informatiOns
were taken, and the case was sent for trial
to the Down assizes. The>accused was ad
mittedl to bail, himself in $50, and two
sureties in EOS each.
Samuel Robinson, alias Campbell, anoto-
rious cattle-stealer. escaped out of the