The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-03-22

late Capt. Hendrick, who being Protestant
though married to Catholic BY Catholic
brother of deceased claimed the property, Oh
the score of the children tsing negitimate. But
it was satisfactorily shown that Capt. and Mrs
1853, and that the boy Thomas was born ON the
following 9Th Of August. The jury found fo1
the plaintiff, that the boy Thomas Hendrick
dirk. This verdict entities him to landed prop
erty producing considerable revenue. The mar
riage by the Catholic priest, Very Rev. DIR.
The Cork Herald of the Goth ult says: There
are one hundred and fifty applications before
Government for the vacant Taxing Mastership.
Train last evening delivered his first lecture in
Dublin, in the Round Room of the ROtunda.
The following was the subject chosen: West
Landing of the English Pilgrims on Plymouth
Rock, and what they did afterwardsl Why
England is not the Motherland Of America!
Why America is an entire Block instead of q
Chip, as stated in the Stock Mutual Admiration
Anglo-Saxon Trashw
The Marquis of Drogheda was created q
Knight of St. Patrick on the 9TH ult There
was II large attendance of the nobility and gen
try present Mt the ceremonial.
WICKLOw-During the week ending Febru-
AIRY 18th, eight hundred tons of ore, chiefly from
the Ayoca mines, were shipped at Queenstown
for England, Scotland, and Wales.
The Bray police barrack has been put into
kind of defense by II barrier being erected in
L., u T..
j. F., the landlord.
collision recently occurred Bray, on
the Dublin and Wicklow Railway, by which
old woman from Newtownmonntkennedya and a
named Cullinan, from Delgany, were in
iured. All the other passengers happily
capped
WExroRp.-An action of considerable inter
est recently came on for trial in the Court of
Queens Bench, Dublin 1t was entitled Hogan
rs. Sutton and Fitzgerald the latter being pro-
pretors of the Wexford People newspaper, in
which plaintiff claimed he was libelled and for
which he sought $500 damages Plaintiff,
Dublin builder, had purchased in the Landed
= Estates Court acertain farm, from which nc sub
sequently evicted-tho old tenants who had re-
to double 1irifftffs valuation. The facts, with
comments, were set forth i'll tho People, from
which arose the suit for libel. After long
trial 1t was found that thejufN could not agree
on verdict and had to be discharged. 1t was
understood that eleven of the jury We're in ia
.vor of finding farthing damages fer the plain
tiff.
KILKENSY-rhe Waterford Nc,r& of February
90, has the following: The Rev. II. Helshaln
having been absent from he parish of Kosher
con for some years, returned lately, and having
on Sunday last given notice to the curate in
charge that he would perform divine service
himself, Went into the reading desk and pro-
appearance in the reading desk, the congrcga-
ton, to the number of nearly one hundred. rose
in Il body AND retired from the church in the
most 'lccorOus manner, leaving the clergyman
almost in solitary possession.
MEATH.-The demise of the Rev. Mr.. Geoghe-
gan, P. p, Bohcrlnun, in announced to have
taken place the 10Th ult.
LouTH.-The open season for salmon fishing
ON the tidal waters of the river Boync, between
-Drogheda and the sea, commenced on Weilnes-
day evenings, February 18th. Seme excellent
mon. weighing thirty pounds, was brought to
the beach TN the 18th. Others weighing as
much as fifteen pounds, and up to twenty-five
IEx Iys4a iraf4fl 3.al <,t
owners wi It'll the best hopes forthe future
The spring assizes for the county Louth
opened at Dundalk on the 18th nlt. The follow
ing gentlemen constituted the grand jury:
Col. McClintock, foreman; Sir John s. Robert
son, Bart Lieut.. Col. Fortescue, +. J. Foster,
b. 4. Baifour, w. Ruxton, j. Murphy, II. T.
Sales, Filgate, r. +. Dunlop, Henry ST. George
Smith,J. g. Coddington }. Henry, j.. Wood
house. j. J. Bigger, Geo. Bpylan, and w. Rob
son, Esqre. There were nine crown set
down for hearing, including an Indictment
against John Francis Nugcnt, arrested some
time ago in Manchester.
The following are the names of those sworn
on the Drogheta grand jury: b. w hftewort
~ p; foreman; JAS Matthews, J.P.; John
Francis brodiGan,J: p; John sheklcton, Pa
trick Casey, John Morton, X. B.. DAILY Edward
MrDonough, Henry Hull, John Leland, VIM.
sis Psan GsS
=, Latiiner, II. Hamilton, p. J. Grey, r, Palmer,
j. Parsons, Esqrs. There was no criminal case
lor TRIAL. Wnlcn caused the presentation to Dir.
Justice Morris of the customary white gloves"
A lady has recently written to Drogheda
paper stating that while walking in Lord Mas
sareen's demesne, she came upon q party of
men drilling, who all had firearms and bayonets
- liked.
CeRK.-A lecture on 'Elax Cultivation" was
recently delivered in the Mallow Court-House
by Mr.. William Corrigan, Lecturer for the
Belfast Flax Elk tension Association.
The Examiner says: On Monday evening
February 16, Mr.. p. Joyce, publican, Patrick's
Quay, Gas arrested under the Lord Lieutenant's
warrant by Detective Constables Morissy and
Carson. .l.l
On the 18th ult, n 1unacy inquiry was held
in Cork TO test the soundness of mind of Mr.
Thomas Decoursey Daunt, of Springfield