The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-05-24

All the eppearance Of an fnfor1ner, and *,
petite, description could be given of h;s,
than that he very much resembles corvd i,a'
Cashei was also exami6ed aat the sDecial
commission, and gave evidence implicafino
NUMBER OF his associates. Since then he
mas been maintained by the government. and
4is services being no longer required, his
TO compensation. oN
LlMERICK-The Exporter, of the 2lst ut.
| Says: "A life size and life-like stat,,a = -,
SS S11Ea marble, from the studio of Mr.. Cahill.
great rBrunswick street. Dublin. has
aaalvea e Brufg and will be inaugurated.
tho+ u nos;ah IN the Catholic church Of
anniversary of the death of tie iama,n+ SI1
learned, and Jealous dignitary, Very Rev
| no6t. Cussen, Dean of Limerick, and r. p.
V.Q., Bruf. sa 9fs77-U0W - - = >
The same journal adds: We regret IN
c ann0nnfe fns deeth ON Sunday last, at the
VIM. Macdonnell, q native of the CITY Of
limerick, for many years highly respected
and esteemed member, of the Order of
ffeachers, for some time superior of the
order, and beloved by all for his kindliness
OF heart, MS generosity, and charity. "a
kERRr.-The Tralee Chronicle of a late
date saye: The largest number of EN- urants
that took their departure for America on
any one day, from the Tralee Railway Sta
ton, during the last three years, occurred
recently. The emigrant agent, Mr.. Hanna
mn, had eighty-tive booked for America.
BILE was recently discovered On the estate of
the Marquis Of Lansdowne, at Kenmare.
The Waterford News saws: The lord
DlshoP OF the diocese, has been pleased to
translate the Rev. P. Meany, PIP, Model
lgo, to the pastoral charge of Cfogheen,
no dno<h IS X
John o'Gorman. Clogheen, says the Tin.
perary FREE Press, will be proud of the new
pastof-a true priest, sterling Irish1nan. n
pure patriot, and an accomplished gentle
man to his parishioners we tender-for
S S.ens Is tne great gain-our sincere and
heartiest congratulations.
On Wednesday, 18th ult., a respectable
farmer, named Drohan, residing at Balm
CARA, tive miles from Carrick, at the county
waterford side, and recently married, was
accidentally killed, by being thrown from
his horse while on his way home.
The Free Press of a late date saws !: Five
remain prisoners, named James Hennessy,
Ellie Ryan, VIM. Brien, James Hickey, and
WIN. brlen, who were sentenced to twelve
months imprisonment, at the assizes here
In July, have been released from custody,
by order of the lord lieutenant, The nris
oners were arrested shortly after the rising
ut Ballyhurst, and were convicted - There
are only two more Fenian prisoners now in
custody in the Clonmel jail, a man named
Thomas Dryer, who was convicted for the
same offense as the parties released, and
sentenced to a like term of imprisonment
the otherprisoner in custody is man named
togarty; who had been arrested under the
suspension of the habeas corpus act
:. WATERFoRD.-The Waterford Ne,cs, of
The 24th ult., says: The Catholics of the
ancient city of Waterford, true to their his
ORC lame as earnest workers of civil and
oN@D
demonstration at the citv hail
favor OF the grand attempt now being
made by the great Liberal leader, Gladstone.
o overturn ascendency in this country by
ne dlsendowment of the State Church in
reland. Called by requisition to the RIGHT
vorshipful, the mayor, the Catholics and
'ther Liberals of our ancient city made it a.
'olnt OF duty to be present in force and
ne ana all, from the opening of the meeting
o the close, showed the greatest unanimity
the proceedings, and proved that, heart
nd soul, they were thoroughly with the
reat champion of religious equality.
DowN.-Ad dispatch to the Dublin Ereu;uo
ld't, under date of the 22d ult., says: NLr.
ohnston, of Ballykilbeg. has been this day
lscharSed from prison, on the order of the
ord lieutenant to the governor OF the Jail.
IYRoNE.-On the 9th ult., at the work
ouse, Omagh, an old woman, named Sarah
uiiion, died at the advanced age of one
lou years. one nau been an Inmate
II many years, and up to the time of her
cath enjoyed comparatively good health.
MAYo.-Moran, who has been for some
onths past incarcerated in the county
ago Jail, on the charge of completely with
enianism, was recently liberated.
FORGOTTEN" Generation after genera
on" says an eloquent modern writer.
have felt as we feel, and their fellows
ere as active in life as ours are now. They
USED away as vapor while nature wore