The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-03-01

of the affection and esteem in which he is
held by his flock. He has just been pre-
sented with q splendid covered car, with q
mare, silver mounted harness, and whip
The covered car was built by Gerard, of
High street, Dublin, and the modest sum OF
esq was paid for it.
KILDARE.-In the Court of Probate, Dub !
lin, lately, the case of Comerford VS.. Roo |
ney, came up for settlement. The plain |
tiff, the Rev. Michael Comerford, who was |
the executor named in the viii, was
the nephew of the deceased, and took an
interest under it, after he>aieath of his
mother, in two farms, and also in some
moneys which were left by the deceased,
who died on the 10Th of November, 1867. |
The assets of deceased amounted to 925OO. |
Mr.. Andrew Rooney disputed the will on
the ground that the testator was not of
sound mind, and that undue influence had
been used on him. After hearing evidence
on behalf of the plaintiff, his lordship init
mated that there was no use in going fur
Their with the case, and directed the jury to
find that the will was established. The
Jury found accordingly.
In it's third edition the Cork Examiner
anuary 90 says About quarter 70 one
* this day part OF twelve police
1ed to tie house of Mr.. Marcus
81 North Main street, and arrested
Previous to removing himSthe police
.tuted a thorough search of the house,
It does not appear that-anything of a
.ious character was found. When the
was completed, Mr.. Adams was re-
l to the city Jail in a covered car
by the police. Great excitement
ed in the neighborhood, and it is
that some of the crowd which col
caught the horses head. Mr.. Adams,
Il. be remembered, was one of the per
taken up in September, 1865, and
Int up at the special commission which
He was not however. tried. the
WI consenting to allow him out on enter
into his own recOgniZances to be of
Vi behavior. He is now arrested under
habeas corpus suspension act. Other
is are expected to follow.
court martial was held at Queenstown
the both ults, on board the gunship
Jersey, for the trial of Watson, assistant
engineer of the gunboat Lark, charged with
drunkenness and assaulting his superior
officer. Watson was found guilty and sem
fenced to be reduced twelve months in
-eniority. Bromley the-ehief engineer,
and his accuser, was sentenced to three
months imprisonment with hard labor for
| false statement made during his cross-ex-
] animation. -----=-=
\ On the morning/of the 2sth ult., some
faCork fishermen>observed a seal gamboling
in the river Lee, near ST. Patricks bridge
they tried to capture it alive, but in vain
1 a gentleman shot it. On it's being
ght tasauAd it was found to measure
Geet Ave inches in length, and two fee,
inches in girth.
queenstown correspondent, under dat.
&nuary q, says At each of the foul
uses celebrated in the Catholic churcl
re this morning collections were made b.
.hree women belonging to Queenstown il
=. ID of the families of the three Irish Fenian
ecuted at Manchester.%T The women car
green baize bags, and solicited tn
.tions as the people were entering ant
ng the church and it is estimate
upward of EGO was collected.
Q Examiner says: The marine, Jen
., charged with firing at and wound
e poor man, Curtin, near the Scene {
eek of the Chicago, has been com
4 for trial at the coming assizes. Gun
ogressing favorably, and as soon Il
er shall have passed, it is expecte
s will be admitted to bail.
'rOgheda Conservative says: TIL
Of the marriage of James CARRIER!
5recnpark, county Cork, and Mis
'rtthews, daughter of Alderma
p, of Mounthanover, count
i recently took place i'll S
chapel, was celebrated in til
various manifestations of II
CoUNTY.--A mddle-aged man wi
> name as Patrick Byrne, but who n
the description of, and is supposed
Cattrey, who stands charged vii
Ter of William Dunno, of Balyadam
tn of December last, was arrested
of January, near Baldoyle, i'll Il
,blin, and committed on remand
prison.
IN inquest was held in Dundalk
,rning, january 81, before j.
M D.. coroner of the district
Michael Kelley, who was acciden
II the military barracks on Satu
From the evidence given Mt Il
ppeareds that the deceased, WI
mployment of Messrs. McArdle
rrksviIle Brewery, in compaI
aud another went vii
the military barracks to d
While the horses were stan
ach,square the animal of whio
vas in charge suddenly trott.
- plot in the centre of tt
it is supposed, by the sour
he deceased rushed forwal
imal, but struck by I'll