The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-02-16

! On Monday, January IL, Q COW, the prop
erty, of Miss Long, OF Ihomastown, near
month of March, 1867, the same COW had
another pair of twins, SO this extraordinary
animal had four calves within ten months.
The whole family are reported as alive and
wen.
Kings County, Commander Maxwell
Fox. X. N, Annaghmore, Tullamore, has
been appointed high sheriff for the present
year. -
Qaeen's County.-William Phillips, Esq,
st. Germans, Rortarlington, has been
lappOinted high sheriff for the present year.
| Meath.-Sir John Dillon, Bart, Lismul-
len, Navan, has been appointed high sheriff
| for the present year.
| Westmeath.-Hugh Morgan Tuite, ESQ.,,
of Soma, has appointed Charles w. Lee
vinge, Esq, j. p, of Lexington Park, agent
to his large estates in the counties of West
meath, Kings county, and Longford.
Joseph Tuite, Esq, Gulean, Mullinger,
has been appointed high sheriff of the
county for the present year.
Lonaford-The Longford correspondents
of the Freeman says: John Ryan, who was
fcouyicted at last summer assizes of Long
ford for tampering with Her Majesty's
twenty eighth regiment of foot, was trans
ferred under an escort to Dublin from the
Longford jail under warrant from the
Lord Lieutenant.
/ A very destructive fire broke out on
Wednesday night, January Is. at the resi-
| near Carrickglass. Her dwelling house,
furniture, and two out Offices were totally
consumed, together7with five valuable mich
COWS, one or two pigs, number of fowl,
and considerable quantity of fax, pota-
toes, and other farm produce. The owner
estimates her loss at about $4,000.
William Woolsey, Esq, the Crescent,
CaStICht IIinpIlam has heen annOiDtt n | / RI
sheriff of Louth county for the present
year.
Patrick Ternan, Esq, of Laurence street,
Grogheda, has been appointed its high
sheriff for the present year.
Tie Irish Times of the goth ult., says
The Lord Chancellor has directed the name
of Mr. Daniel O'Sullivan, of Cork, to be
removed from the list of magistrates for
that county. The necessary writ was issued
Oh Saturday. Mr.. O'Sullivan rendered him
self conspicuous by prominently subscribing
to fund for the relatives of the prisoners
who were executed at Manchester, and SUBJ
sequently wrote letter avowing opinions
which the Lord Chancellor considered in
compatible with his holding her Majesty's
commission of Nthe peace. The writ of
supersedeas was therefore issued on Satur-
day. We understand that four other
magistrates who joined in the subscription
have been called on to state whs Their they
did SO actuated by the same opinions as
Mr.. O'Sullivan, and whether they share in
the expressions which that gentleman has
given vent to- y
On the evening of the 18th u1t, the Guion
steamship Chicago, on her voyage -from
New York, went ashore at Cullen Bay,
near Reaches Point, while endeayoring to
enter Cork harbor in fog. The crew and
passengers were all saved, but the vessel
could not be got of, and Mt latest reports
was going to pieces. The Examiner says
that the vessel, though indirectly, is an
other victim to the absence of o proper
light on Daunt's Rock
The funeral of Mrs. Baldwin O'Sulliyan
Bere, of Clohina House, took place ON the
9th nlt., was very largely attended.
At the religious ceremonies there were
priests from three dioceses-Cloyne, Cork,
and Kerry.
On the 10th ult., at Fermoy, private
magisterial inquiry was held into the case
OF three men named John kelleher, Edmund
Flynn, and john Baker, arrested ut Mitch
elstown, in consequence Of a-document
found on the person of another man named
kiely, previously arrested in Cork Kelle-
her WAS allowed out on bail, himself in Gao
and two suretics of EGO each and FLYNN
and Baker We're released on their present
sureties of ESQ each, and two EOS snreties.
Others OF the prisoners arrested at the same
| time as the three mentioned, and for the
same reason, had been previously admitted
to bail.
FRENCH CARDINALs.-The elevation of
ttslvNS IfryNfs i As,rtN u.