The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-06-21

kND Od lHUAlO MECNENUEhs-O
sional men have obtained instructions. TIL,
! present member, Mr. O'Beirne, musters
are hopeful Mr.. Heron, Q. c., it is said
has his preparations made to fight all com
| ers, and Captain F. Retrie, of Limerick, ha
actually issued his address in circular form
!; One thing is certain, and it is that whoeve
J shall represent Cashel in the new parlia
ment will have to make a hard fight for tina
} high and honorable position.
WATERFoRD-The Dublin 7yisAmam say,
information is wanted of Edmond Hanissy
of GOravoon, near Carricksbeg, county Wa.
terfOrd, who left in 1853. He was last seer
in Dublin, in 1862, when he was employed
by lady. Any information Of him will be
thankfully received by his brother. He will
be put in possession of farm ON his return
1 The flow of emigration still continues
from Dungarvan. They are leaving here
daily for Queenstown and Waterford, all
destined for the United States. Very flew
relatives and friends.-Citi=en.
Administrations jackson and James P.
Hamilton, Esqs.,. were recently created
queens counsel Of the northern circuits.
The following property was recently sold
in the Landed Estates Court, Dublin Es-
tate of Sarah Anne Scott and Rev. John
Isaac Cooke, owners; Jane Law, petitioner
Part of the lands of Ballytaggart, contain
ing Ga. I6p., in the barony of Upper Iveagh,
held under fee farm grant, dated 17l5; an
nual profit rent ESQ 13s. Cd. Sold to Mr..
Middleton and others for sl4OO.
DoNEGAL.-The Northern Star of o late
date says: We are informed that workmen
road to the site in the Deer Park, Cave Hill.
wherein the Marquis of Donegal is about
building a castle for his daughter, Lady
Ashley. The spot selected for the purpose
is within very short distance of Longwood
Palace, the property of Mr.. VIM. X. McAteer
The cost of the erection will, it is estimated
be between 10000 and 100000.
CAvAN.-Philip Farrelly, Esq, fifth son
Of Thomas Farrelly, Esq, late Of Bailiebo-
rough, county Cavan, deceased, is about
being admitted to the Irish bar.
GALwAY.-With feelings of deep regret,
says the Galway Vindicotor, we record the
demise of the Rev. John Lennon, PIP,
which sad event occurred on the 18th ult.,
at his residence, Ballinderreen. Father
Lennon had been for long period pastor of
the parish of Ballinderreen, and to his SIRE
nuous exerti6ns are due the splendid re-
pairs of the parish chapel, and the erection
of national school in the parish. The
school and chapel also the residence of |
Father Lennon, are on the estate of Charles |
his unbounded iberality Father Lennon
owed the restoration of the chapel, the erec- |
ton of the national school, and numerous |
other laudable works which have been COM |
p1eted through his instrumentality We |
would draw the attention of the public to |
the friendly relations which existed between |
Mr.. st. George and the Rev. Mr.. Lennon, !
and advise others of our landed proprietors |
to follow the example SO nobly set them by
this highly popular gentleman. That he is
one of the best-if not the best-of our
western landlords, the absence of "notices
to quit" evictions, and their concomitant
the hourishing
state OF his tenantry, amply testify. We
understand that the Rev. Mr.. Geoghegan,
R.C.A., Kinvara, succeeds Father Lennon
in the parish.
SLIGo.-Sergeant Armstrong, NIP, for
Sligo, has given notice of moving vote of
% want of confidence in the present British
Government.
TIPPERARY.-TheM Most Rev. Dr. O'Brien,
by the Rev. E. p. Walshe, ad-
Of his diocese, and administering the Sacra-
ment of confirmation. On May 18th and I
18th, his lordship confirmed nearly six
hundred children at Carrick-on-Suir, where I
IN eloquent sermon was preached on the :
occasion by the Rev. P. Pewer.4On Nav ,
about three hundred and fifty children re- i
ceived the sacrament from his lordship, !;
when the Rev. Richard Dunphy, &C, '
preached an instructive sermon. His lord h
ship was at Gammonstield on May 18th and Eo
10Th, where the sermon was preached by +
The Rev. p. Power, CO.; on the 18th and r
lsth atgthe parish of Powerstown, which is n
lnder the care of the Rev. John Crotty /
md that of SIS. Peter and Paurs Clonmel =
IN May 81.
MAYo.-On the feast of St. Catherine of =
Sienna, the 3Oth April the beautiful and i
'olemn ceremony of reception and profess 4
ion took place in the convent of the Sisters a
If Mercy, Ballina, county Mayo. The young 4
aides who renowned the world, and de
yoted themselves to the care of the poor, Il
lick and afflicted, were Miss Ryan lin re q
igion, Sister Mary Beatrice, eldest daugh c
er of Patrick Ryan, Esq, Cashel, county II
Iipperary, and Miss Kate o'Connen lin re- e
igion, Sister Mary Stanislaus,) second e
laughter of the late Charles O'Connell, ir