The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-02-09

Alderman Me ,aIsland has been formally
installed, Mayor of Belfast for iStis.
master bakers OF Armagh llave~te
solved to discontinue the practice ut Sunday
work.
All the cams aud ammunition i'm the
Limerick shops have been seized by the
police az rfIHt tho frni1lis cannot get them.
The owner OF fir1ftirtt.f
wants to sell il, and some Ene!iSl, Catholics
: want to buy it and put up Il convent on it..
Three young itieh htetzz i'tsh ;tttt,t'-tt iii
-Kilrl,sh on s,lspiciou<1f- having been con
ce,ncd in tie robbery of powder from the
yacht Carolina, belonging to Colonel Van
deleur.M. Pr
On january 6, the inmates in the Ncwry
hollsc werestieated TIA hpiinliinl sup
ply of tea, current cake, etc, at the cXEsyasa
of Mr. NJ. Synno, ID. L., Chairman of
the Board:
Mr.. Brackcn,, Sub Inspector of Irish
Cnmst:buIary, has been fined Il by the
Kilkenny magistrates for hay4rG. in an cN-
cess of loyal zeal. t"Fsihly taken "a grren
neektie OLA young ll-hhln'd Inrr"ii.
A company TrE,irrr-tt+ HITS i'el,H
,lispntched from Limerick to occupy the
several mluelln tnwer, along the ShaAnon.
This step is believed to IhHrc been
prompted partly ly recent evFnts in Cork.
>z'Fhe body of IL pilot -wllO had been III the
employ of the--Dundalk llarhor Board,
named gallagher, was found on January Il,
in the river at the coast guard station. The
deceased had not been seen since New
Years Day.
The Louth Gazette contains an official
announcement that i'll the Drogheda dis
trict the period hithert" authorized as the
close time for s;tfnlan and trout shall cease,
and the close tiiitc-sititll be-ia.t wes-tt-tite
18th day of August and the 18th of Fehru-
ON December %, the Feast of ST. Thomas
of Canterbury, the Bishop OF N"ttinsaih,
Il
domestic chapel about to be erected by the
Earl eft ainsberaugiaa -hiS-seitt,- ENtoH
House, Rutland, to be dedicated in honor of
that saint.
InformatioH wanted of Sarah Boyle, who
left Sligo about eight years ago; when last
heard of was III San Francisco, California.
ANY information of her will bc thankfully |
received by her nephew, John Boyle, No.
"A Caledonia street, Manchester Road
Bradford, Yorkshire, England Dubii"
Iishmdn.
>>~Austria, it seems><ilas forbidden tile en-
listment OF its subjects for the Papal army
1t does thisIOn the ground that such enlist |
ments> would be incompatible with the home
and foreign policy of the Austrian go0em-
ment. The Pope is not likely, however, to
want men. France sends him soldiers every
day, and Holland and Belgium also.
On January Z, at the Imperial Hotel, Cork,
Mr.. George Holland, the popular and much
respected superintendent of the passenger
department Of the Cork Steamship Com
pany, was presented with an address, sub
acribed to by Lord FermOy and a large num-
her of the most Influential persons in the
city and county.
From the Ulster Observer We learn that a
young man of the name of Hugh Curran,
who resided in Belfast, was found dead in
his own house under strange circumstances.
He was we'll in the morning and about four
O'Clock in the evening Il woman who re-
sided near Went into the room occupied by
deceased and found him dead on the floor.
The raI1a1 c0111'cTi0ns in the Waterford
diocese. very sr,ccessinf: nearly two
S. thousand pounds have been subscribed. aud
the, collection is not tinisircd. Recently II
sum of one thousand nine hun,,ird pounds
lodgett,to the credit OF the fund. in the
National Bank,>by the Rev F.. Z. Walsh,
adm, II fact which speaks volumes fnl the.
Catholicity OF the people of tn. diocese.
On January u, by the genernsty of Miss
Mafmion. of Rath Cottage, tn, children in
the Dundalk Workhouse We've enabled to
enjoy treat of fruit and cakes. which were
literally supplied to them in "n' of the
spacious school rooms. The room was eie-
gnntly decorated for the occasion with ar
titicial flowers and evergreens Miss
Elizabeth DOhelty, the school MISTRESS
Nemsy Examiner.
The Cork Erun,incr relates. "a daring rob
berry of arms which.t""i, place on the first
of January by eight men, who entered the.
shop of Mr.. Alparti. gunn;.kcr, Patrick
street, and presenting uN"lvcrs ut that
gentleman, his nephew, and an assistant
who were in the shop, kept them prisoners
while two of the number removed sixty
REVIEWERS and 1900 roihdS of ammunition.
which they carried OF.
On New Years Eve, II child named Daniel
Peanc. aged about ionr years. was missed
from Doanpanick- and search, which vas
immcdiateiy-eemme lasted till long
after midmig ht. Lie body of the ehildsw;,~
discovered early on New Years morning
lying on its face in drain in Il field known
as Wallace Field" near the Cathedral
ON examinatiaH,-it was found to have met
its death by violent means.
AT Crossmaglen fair. Armagh, on january
g. springers were from, 20 to IA; miich