The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-11-01

received at the station, William street
Captain Ingram, with steam engine and 4
number of the members of the Fire Brig
ade, arrived promptly on the spot and ~
once set to work. ~
On September 25th deputation fre m the
parishionersi Of Kingst0wn waited ON the
Rev. p. M'Cabe, II. p, at his residence
Beechmount, Glasthule, and presented hin
with on address congratulating him on hii
promotion to the pastorship Of the adjUin.
ing parish of Glasthule Dalkey and Bally.
brack. gaes s9T44si,ag ant, .stff a,s,,,i.,45 a.
The forty sixth report of the. Inspector
General of Irish Prisons has been issued
and shows small increase In the number
Of criminals committed in 1867 as compared
with the previous year.
Two gentlemen have been for some time
freely spoken of as probable candidates fol
the representation OF the city-Sir Dominic
Corrigan, Bart, and Mr.. Denis Garfield
Heron, @. c.
FERMANAGH.-The fine chapel Of St
Mary, Cleenish, which has been recently
completed, and built under the direction o
Rev. p. O'Carroli, p. p, was dedicated fol
divine worship on September 9th, by the
Most Rev. DR.. Donnellys Lord Bishop OF
the Very Rev. Father Sebastian. The par.
ish of Cleenish is situated about four miles
from .Euniskillen, and chapel was very
badly required, and has just only been
cOmpleted.-NOrthern Star. h. II.
GALwAY.-That venerable clergyman
the Very Rev. Peter DAILY, P. P, expired al
his residence in Galway on September 3Oth
in the eighty fourth year of his age, and
fifty fourth of his priesthood. The rover
end gentleman, familiarly known as " Fa.
thcr Peter" had been connected with the
ancient City Of the Tribes for over forty
years, and took a leading part in all the
public boards and charitable institutions
of Galway.-Lo"ghrea Journal.
We have heard with pleasure that the
Convent, L0ughrea, has been appointed
Provincial of the Carmelite Order in Ire:
land. This announcement will be received
by the many friends of the venerable anG
esteemed gentleman with sincere gratifca-
| tion.--Ibid. ~ sle.l
Mr.. James d. McDonagh, of Dunmore
has been elected Coroner for the Tuan
Hosty. The result of the election was tn.
occasion of much rejoicing in Mr.. Melon
agh's native town, which was brilliantly
| Illuminated. =
The inhabitants of Clifden are abou
| taking immediate action in the erection o
| a new church for the accommodation of til,
largely Increased population.
KERRY.-A detachment of the 39th Reg
iment arrived In Tralee on October I'd, by
| the A o'clock train, to replace the detaeh
| ment of the 46th Regiment stationed there
| for the last two. or three months. While
the gallant 4Sth were there they bore ;
very hard character, but on the night o
October LIST they transgressed all bounds
| The greater part of them were drunk, ant
| began fighting among Themselves. From
this they proceeded to break the doors O
| peoples houses, until the police interfcre'
and restored order.
KILDARE.-The Right Hon. the Earl o
Mayo has been pleased to appoint Mr.
| William S. Gray to be Register of Marriage
at Mas. #.ff -,
KILKENNY.-Thc seventh annual SHOW
of the Gowran Farming Society was hell
on September Goth, on the beautifully sit
uated grounds adjoining the demesne o
| Gowran Castle, and commanding fine view
of Mount Leinster, Brandon Hill, Noun
Lotus and Flagmount, and within a shor
distance of the town of Gowran.
Our able contemporary, the Journal, say
| Sir John Gray will visit the patriotic cit.
on October 5th, when he will address hi
constituents on the great subjects of tn
day. We know Sir--John will get wei
| come reception from the high minded ans
warm-hearted men of kilkenny.--W Water
| ford NeWs. ::t.aa - vi.
An inquest was held on September 25th
| by Thomas Ixod, ESQ.,, County Coroner, OF
tile body of respectable woman nance
!
Stoneyford, who dropped dead on the pre-
yious evening whilst milking cows in he
| own yard.
j. II. Bracken, Esq, G. l., has returned
to Kilkenny from leave of absence.
LEITRIM,-A melancholy instance of TIN
uncertainty of life and of formidable dis
ease arising from apparently trivia
injury, lately occurred in the vicinity o
| Carrick- on Shannon. A fine young man
| the son of n respectable FARMER, nance
Shannon, when loading his cart, had oeca
sion to raise stone few pounds weight
and in doing so it unfortunately fell on thu
| tip of his little finger, giving slight crasl
to the nail. He felt some pain in it for al
| hour or so, but after short time he forgo
all about it, In the course of ten day
from the receipt of this trihing injury, h
felt some pain and stiffness in the jaws
| and was told by some ''skilful person
| that his tongue was iHflamed. Two day