The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-06-21
MORNING srAR AND CATHOLIC xEssENaER
NEW ORLEANS. SUNDAY, JUNE 81. 1868.
nsCE1LANEoUs IRISH NEWS.


NsCELLANE0Us IRISH NEWS.
DUBLN.-Dr. Davis, coroner for tn
the 18th ult., ON the body of a young maj
named Edward Koran, aged sixteen years
who died the day previously. The follow
ing facts were elected at the inquest in con
nection with the death: Deceased was en-
ployed as stonecutter in the mill of Mr.
Shekleton, and about ten days before hii
death he met with a severe, accidental fall
while tripping on the mill loft, with anothe,
lad named Patrick Brothers. At first he
felt no i'll effects from the fall, but next day
inflammation of the hip joint set in and
proved fatal.
Sir Benjamin Lee Guinness, who was re-
turned from Dublin at the last parliamen-
tary election, and created barOnet last
year on account of his muniicence in re-
storing st. Patrick's Cathedral, died in Lon
don on the 10th ult., in his SEVENTEEN year.
His remains arrived in Dublin on the I'D,
but it was not then known if st. Patrick's
Cathedral or the family vault at Mount
Jerome would be the place of interment.
There are several candidates named for
Dublin, the son of deceased, Sir Arthur
Guinness, being nominated by the Orange
men. If a Liberal be not now returned, it
is certain that such will be the-case at the
general election, with the extended fr;ti,-
chise.- 49,: -. n 4
The Dublin Gasette of Il recent date con-
tains an order by the lord lieutenant in
council, giving the power to rent additional
ground to be held In connection with the
Richnondlunatic asylum, at an annual rent
of f2OO per annum.
Frederick John O'Carroll, only son OF Il.
F. O'Carroll, Esq, .Avond,ne, Biackruck, is
about being called to the Irish bar.
WExFORD.-On Sunday, 18th ult., the
beautiful franciscan church of Wexford.
Il
DR.. She'll, Bishop/of Adelaide, Australia.
The religious ceremony OF conservation
having concluded, Il Pontitcal high mass
was offered up in thanksgiving, Right Rev.
DIR. FurlOng presiding.
Mr.. George Atkins, eldest son of Rev. Mr..
Atkins, Of Corey, is about being admitted
to the Irish bar.
The lord lieutenant has approved of the
appointment, by Lord Carew, of Matthias
Aidan Maher, of Ballinkeel, Esq, as a
deputy lieutenant for the county Of Wex-
ford, in the room of John Hyacinth Talbot,
Esq, deceased. Mr.. Makers commission
bears date the 10th of May.
It is announced that the Liberals 4" of
New Ross are taking steps toward the cleo
ton of parliamentary candidate other
than Lieut.. Col. TOttenham, the present
NJ. p.
KILKENNY.-The Waterford Ne,cs says
A quantity of what is pronounced to be
lead ore, and o specimen of which we have
seen. had been found in a part of the lands
of Ballykeoghan, the property of s. T.
Grubb, ESQ.,, J. p, near Kilmacow. We
believe Mr.. Grubb intends to carry the dis |
test the quality of this mineral, and If sue
cessfu1, to form q company to work.
At the Kilkenny Union on the Oath ult., |
Sir John Blunden said he never saw SO |
much milk with the cattle of the country as |
there is at present.
rbo T Of no nu1H IN, |
freeman announces that George Leopold
Bryan, Esq, NJ. P, for the county Kilken-
ny, is to second Sergeant Armstrong; mo-
ton of" want of confidence" in the present
British government.
CARLow.-The Carlow Post of a late date
says: We regret to announce that fatal
accident recently occurred at Barn, near
Graigue, the victim being young lad
named John Hennessy, aged fourteen years.
1t appears the father of the deceased was a
gardener to Mr.. Byrne, of Barn, and his son
was carting dung, when the ass's car acct
dentally upset, with the fatal result above
mentioned.
on the 2lst ult. Beef rated at from 60 to
OBS. per cwt.; three year old store bullocks
sold at from El3 to f16 head two year
Odds at from SlO to 9l2; yearlings at from
f5 to E8 head springers and mich cows
at from ELS to eco; one very fine cow
Ieallzeu ISo; INC supply VI sneep was
limited and showed downward tendency,
lambs, the latter being disposed
of freely at from 20s. to 27s. Cd. each.
The Tipperary AdrOcate of the16th ult.
says: We are glad to announce that our
and patriotic friend, William
O'Meara, Esq, of Birr, has purchased the
estates of the Earl of Dartrey, in lower Or
nond, containing about fourteen hundred
acres, comprising the town lands of Somer
set, Ashpark, Derrybreen, Coolroe, Abbey
vile, and Lisgreen. We understand that
his eldest son, John O'Meara, ESQ.,. for
whom the estates were purchased, will re
side in the beautiful mansion at Somerset
/, MEATH.---The lord lieutenant has ap-
proved of the appointment of John Osborne
George Pullock; Esq, to be deputy lieu
tenant for the county Of Meath, in the room