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

are: Marcus Adams, (shopkreper North Main
| street: John Coyeney, publican, North Main
street Patrick Joyce, publican, Patrick's Quay
and John Bradshaw, skin and hide merchant
| Mallow lane.
LndERICK.-On the 18th ult., Head Constable
Kelly and part of the c0nstabulary arrested q
young man named David Murphy, residing al
Irishtown, Limerick, for supposed completely in
the Fenian rising ON. the fifth of March last
The prisoner was lodged in the county Jail.
CIARK.-The Limerick Reporter says: It seems
that some Of the parties accused of treason
felony, IN connection with the muster of Fe
nians ~ Dromcline, near Ennis, ON the night o,
the nth Of March last. named for trial at the
approaching Ennis assizes. These cases will, ii
Is doubtless excite consider sble amount of in
terest-especially where they are 80 well known.
The Dublin IHshmas says: Information is
| wanted Of John, Mary, Margaret, Catherine,
| and Honor Bresn, who left Knocknabels, parish
Of knmu.ry, Ibrickane, county Glare. When
shen, Orange county, State fNew York; also of
their mother, Honor Breen, who left Ireland on
the 4th oflast June. Any information concern
sieter, Bridget Rcc-"-- A'verthorpe, near Wake
field, Yorkshire, Enghnd
TIPPERARY-1l~ >..ee of Denis bowling Null
plaintia in error, and Of the Queen in reply, TO-
gether with tho joint appendix, have been
lodged in the proper Office Of the House of
g. c. he been e Lead
now ripe for hearing.
KERRY.-Dr. Rush, Principal Of the Domini-
can Fathers, at Tfalee, died Of typhus fever on
the 10th ut; To his yea! and energy may be
chapeis in Ireland, now nearly completed in
that town.
The Franciscan church in Killarney was
soiemnfy consecrated by Bishop Moriarty, as
sisted by Dr. Butler, Bishop of Limerick, on the
18th ult.
WATERFoRD.-The Dublin Iriskman of Febru-
airy 81, says: The irrepressible George Francis
Train lectured in Dungarvan on Monday night,
and was as successful there as in Youghal and
Cork. He treated his numerous audience to o
history" of the ancient borough of hungarian,
on things in general" interspersed with scraps
OF songs. He encouraged his hearers to agitate
for repeal of the Union, and reminded them
OF the visit of the Jackmel, or Erin's Hope, to
their harbor. He stOutly maintained that Colo
heis Maggie and Warren, and the other gentle
men on beard that vessel, were only ON"
yachting excursion to see their friends" and
visited hungarian ''merely to see if they had
got good harbor, and ,see if1vessels could
land without cannon, revolvers, and muskets."
He told them that these two gentlemen were
american citizens, g aud being so, the sooner
they We're given up>the better it would he for
England" =
ANTRIM.zzWillam Wallace, publican, was
arrested IN Belfast on Tuesday, February 18th,
gal oath to one John Callaghan. Philip Har-
binson and Francis Rea who had been confined
in Belfast goal for some time past on suspicion
OF completely in the Fenian movement, were
on the same day discharged from prison on con-
dition that they would at once quit the country
for America.
The action for libel recently brought by Rev
i. Clarke. of Belfast, against Mr.. A. j. McKenna
Editor of the Heeky Observer, was settled by an
apology from defendant, and his undertaking
to pay plaintiffs costs.
MoNAGHAN.-A correspondent of the Dublin
freeman says: In order to provide additional
accommodation for the markets of Balfybay,
and especially the extensive flax market held
weekly therein, it has been determined to APP
ply tor presentment mt next sessions to make
new road or street with frontage for building,
leading from Church street to the neighborhood
OF the railway station, being about q furlong in
IenSth. The fact that E12,O0O to f14,OOU
worth of flax was exhibited here for sale ut last
market gives some indication of the trade of
this place which has been always celebrated
flax market.
The following are the names of those sworn
on the grand jury for the comfy Monaghan for
the spring assizes Charles p. Leslie, M. p
foreman;) Lord Cremorne, NJ. P; Sir George
dyke, Captain Thos. Coote, William Francis De
Kane, Captain John Leslie, John Lenighue,
William Stuart Trench, John Brady, John Cum
MMngna' II E Trench, Humphreys Jones' A
Hamill, J. c. Wright, Charles Atkinson and A.
X. Young.
DowS:-The following property was recently
Jas Alexander r. Mackey part of the farm of
Baliency, called Rock Vale, barony of Lower
lveagh, held in perpetuity, 26s- 3r. Up; net
profit rent, f22 IL. 10d. poor law valuation,
E29 los per annum. Purchased by Mr.. Thomas
Mackey ut ESQ. -,
GIwAY:-Fhe Connasght Patriot of February
ID, says: The solemn ceremony of profession
took place in the little chapel of the Tuam
Mercy Convent on last Monday, the Feast of St.
Scolastlca His Grace the Archbishop received
me me VOWS. There We're present, Rev. James Mac
Gee. Rev. Patriek-Heany, Dunmore; the Rev.
Professors and Superiors of the College; the
1ather OF the Sister relgieuses, Patrick Kearney;
Timothy and other friends; the two younger
sisters of those who, on that day, made their
profession The elder sister, Margaret, took in
that of another great saint and light of reli gous
communities, Teresa.