The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-04-12
mscn1AH1ouy 1RlsH NEWS.

DUBLIN.-We are happy to state that Dr.,
Waters, who, subsequently TO the late
funeral procession in honor OF the Man,
chester martyrs, in Dublin, was arrested
under the lord ieutenant's warrant and
lodged in Kilmainham, from which he was
removed to Mountjoy Prison, was on Tues
day, March 10, liberated. - w.
On the morning Of Sunday. 9Th March,
Fenian plncards are reported to have been
found by the police pasted throughout the
city of Dublin. Each bore the usual en-
bellishments of harp, crown, shamrocks,
pike head, etc.
The Irish Times of March Is says: Five
men, named John Rooney, Robert Kelly,
John Hartly, James Lawless, and Jeremiah
Murphy, alias Buckley, were on Saturday
discharged from Mountjoy Prison. They
were sent to Queenstown under escort,
where they are to embark for America.
The prisoners constituted a portion OF the
.Jackmell expedition.
The Freeman of late date says: At an
auction held at Windsor Terrace, Kings
town, the green silk flag presented by
French statesman to the Irish Volunteers,
was purchased by Major Irvine, OF Monks
town and Enniskillen, a descendant OF the
Major Irvine who presided Mt the meeting
held at Dungannon on the 18th of Febru-
airy, 1882: 49, tho covernment
have agreed to purchase the antiquarian
and archaeological collection of the late DR..
of early Irish art called the Tara Brooch.
Both are to be the property of the nation,
but it is intended that they should De
! deposited for the present in the Royal Irish
| Academy.
The Dublin Irishman says: Information
is wanted of Elizabeth Murphy, late of Bath
avenue, Dublin when last heard of was In
the service of General Weitzeps family,
! about nine years ago.-Address to Michael
Quinn, G. P. O., Dublin.
WExFoRD.-A Wexford correspondent,
under date of March g, says: The Rev.
Glynn, in this county, was, on the 18th
ultimo, presented by his parishloners with
a set of silver mounted harness and Croy-
don. The gift was accompanied by suit
able address.
The Wexford People says: The quiet
| little chapel of the Presentation Convent III
this town was recently the scene of one OF
those beautiful ceremonies of the Church,
| always so full of interest for Cathohcs,)
the reception of religious. The young
lady, for whom the quiet of the cloister and
the love of the heavenly bridegroom had a
stronger attraction than the wealth, pleas
ure, and vanities of the world, was MISS
Ellen Wall, lin religion, Sister Mary Vim
cent? only daughter of the late William
Wall, Esq, of Loughtown, in this county.
The following are the names OF those VINO
were sworn on the grand jury for the County
Wexford at the spring assizes Lieutenant
Colonel Harry Alcoek (foreman), 4. 5.
Doype, Lieut.. Colonel Charles G. Totem
ham, Ii. Lambert, Richard Donovan, r. w.
Hall Dare, p. L. Harvey, Geo. LIE Hunte,
William Bolton, Arthur M,M1rrclgn hava-
nagh, NJ. p, Hon. a. F. J. Chichester, H.
Br1en, M. p, w. L. Brien, j. c. Beauman,
J.. D. George, NJ. A.. Maher, Captain D.
Beatty, N. n. Goodman, John Richards,
w. NJ. w. Dawson, j.. D. Devereu1, s. T;
Hartman, Major the Hon. J. Manly, and
Arbuthnot Keane. The calendar, Judge
O'Brien announced, was very light one.
QUEENS CoUNrY.-The following are the
names of those who served on, the grand
, jury of the Queens County at the last
assizes = Hon. John Wilson Fitzpatrick, NJ
p; Robert G.. Crosby, d. L.; William Cope
Cooper, j. p; C. H. Bowen, j. p; Thomat
Kemmis, ID. L.; Robert Staples, d. L..
Lewis Moore, j. P; w. w. Despard, J. =.
', John Crossdale, J. p; j. w. b: Scott, }. c:
= !, Sir A. j. Walsh, Bart, ID. L.; E. S. X
I Smyth, d. L.; Major II. Garden, j. p.
: Henry Trench, J. p; Robert White, J. p;
!, Edmund Dease, d. L.; Michael Dunno, }
II p: John Lyster, j. p; William Kirk, j
p: r. NJ. Alloway, J. p; A. kirkpatrick
j. p; Beecher Fleming, j. p; and Richard
9 S. Hawkesworth, j. p; Esqrs:- There wer'
- homicide, though not of an aggravated
. character, a case of sheep stealing, and tw'
- or three assaults.
IL CARLow.-Miss Kate Crotty, of Tullov
- street, Carlow, was recently received int
=. the Convent of the Sisters OF Mercy Il
:. Camphill, Birmingham, England.
~ Misunderstanding Dublin Irishn,an says
= Information is wanted of James Glynn, o
I, Ballynegal, near Mulingar, county West
, meath when last heard from was in tn
y. State of Michigan, America. Any informa
IS ton concerning him will be thankful
=. received by his brother, Christopher Glynr
r. r., at Glengall Place, Belfast, county Antrim
40 Ireland.
Il, re JkoNGFoRD.-The Irish Times, of Marc
q. 10, says: Mr.: Henry Robinson having re
20 tired from the Office of deputy governor {
g Longford prison, on approximation, afte
- IL service of nearly thirtythree years, til
n board of superintendence, at their meetin
~ on Saturday, the 9TH of March, elected hi