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

found on the 9Th ult., III the river, the coast
guard station, Soldiers Point.
II liz expected that John Lynch cutler, who
has been incarcerated in nrogheda and else
where, on charge of Fenianism, will sOOn be
liberated on bail, Patrick Ternan, J. p. Listoke
John Gr:..lwell, and j. +. Patten having ten
,teretl themselves as securities.
On the night OF lie 10th ult, about halfpast
| eleven O'clock. While two men We're walking
to contain Greek fire. eXplodett~in tho pocket-0f
one of them. lie Immediately. threw off his
coat. and i'll cOInpn,ly~with his companion dis
appeared. Atter-flie coat had been-tiEswn on
1.-THE groun,1 1T is stated second bottle ploded.
When the police arrived, they kept at
sts-rtstl,lc distance from the burning coat, but
arrested iwo poor people who were locking at
the flame. These tiicy took 10 prison, and one
-ef them, poor brogue-In;lker named James
Aspen, next day brought up for eXainina-
ton, which. though. there was no earthly EVIL
dence to connect him with the affair, ended in
his being demanded to jail for eight days, amid
thu, cries ri his poor wife, who protested She
had no means of support meansiine. =
In Co,k h;ri,or, oil the 9TH uit., court-mar-
tial, presided over 10y Captain Miller assembled
hoard the British frig,te Alersey, for the
trial of II sailor named -Dmnleyie, for walking
:lcc,se, was brUnght around from the Royal
George ut kingstnwm i'll the Raven. The deci-
sion OF The court WIS hat he sllOuld bc disratc,l,
re'teed to the rank uf ordinary seaman, of the
second clNss,-s.nd to undergo fOrty-twO days
imprisonment tat hard fa1a,r. --
The Cork COn~titntio" says: Tire tenantry
on .lannary ., of presenting u testimonial to
Lady Willoughby de Broke, Oh her first visit to
her brother at Foaty, since her marriage with
Lord WiliOughby de Broke. A deputatiOM, COLI
sisting ot ten of the tenantry, representing the
different states, waited upon her, and having
been received by Mr. Arthur II. Smith Barry,
NJ. r., Mrs. Smith Barry and the family, Mr..
George Wise, of kilbarrN, i'll complimentary
speech, requested her la,lyahip's acceptance of
bt':u; iful bracelet.
At the limerick quarter sessions, on the 10th
al
Denis Mudigan, OF Newcastle West was opposed
by Counsellor Blackall, at the sut~0f Edward
Cr"sling, Esq, agent of the Devon Estates and
at whose suit tn. Insolvency has been in GUS
tody since Septehher- for the sum of f5s.
amount of II hill OF tosts incurred by of
veXatinus litigatinns. The chairman renlanle&
the insnlvent for. eight months.
AT the Limerick petty sessions, IN the 10th
ult., Edward DAILY, the son of respectable citi-
zen was put forward by Constable Mctiarry,
charged with ASSEMBLING some soldiers in
Georges street, and Obstructing theirSpassage
Oh the footway. McGarry deposed that his at !
tentiOn WAS called to the prisoner by some SOL
diers, and he saw him follow soldier through
the streets as il to strike him. He took him
into crstltty, Daily turned ON he witness
and assault te,l him. The prisoner, through his
solicitor, Mr.. Howard, pleaded that he had
he had been doing. After q short consultation
bet ween the mag istrates, the prisoner sem-
fenced to one months imprisonment with hard
labor, much to his surprise.
for keeping and carrying arms granted to Jels-
lniah Hetfernan, OF Coolkeragh, ia the barony
OF lraghconnor, and county of Kerry.
A man named Smith, who, with come CON-
panions, on ST. Stephens day, assault eel another
name.l Fitzgerald, in Killarney, was recently
fined 4'ss- knife WAS drawn by Smith III the
attIay.
Early on Christmas morning. some person
placed on-tl.r- weighing machine outside the
market house of Cashel, green placard, upon
which were written the following wortls: "a
merry Christmas, hut IL bloody New Year! Death
to mnrdrrers Remember SAllen, O'Brien. and
Larkin!" -
Concerning lat. faction fight which recently
took place mean Newport, the Southern Chronicle
saya: Timothy Mackey. who was reported as
dying. has y" rrc"vrsrd that he made an,infOr-
| nation, charging i've named Ryan and
Bnurkr with ASSEMBLING: him. One John Bourkc,
who WAS along with him,e swore another infor-=
| NATION, charging Ryan and Bourke, together
with Il man named Council, and another named
Rl"I'i;'n,/ with having also struck hiln~On the
head With stoI,cs.
-. A pihr core, l,"ntent, under date of JAN T.
says: A FARMER. named Edmond O'DouobOe, OF
kytaa, Wis ,tssail. whilrTcturiIing from. Clon-
mel Fair iii his car.<~Whrn passing IrishtOwn
Cross he was spoken to by two men. One of
the men, who~told the farmer his name was
BtsiIci, knocked him down and robbed him of
II, the second man taking no part i'll the affair.
Beth of the men then ran Rway~toward the
w"rkhouse bridge Two men are arrested, and
haNe,becn committed to the county iail, Clon-
mel. on suspicion of being t he perpetrators
On Sunday, Jan. s, Mayor Byrn,., of CIonmel
in full robes. attended High Mass in the church
OF IS. Peter and Paul. He was attended, in
state hy the members OF the corporate ion aud
otheigoihcials. For three hundred years such
an event had not taken place.
correspondent of t he Derry Jon,ndt says: A
r"''tieh OF unusual size captured in the on
trance to Sheephaven bay, by Thomas Robinson
belonging to .Dunfanaghy, recently. An idea
OF its size may be imagined when it weighed
over 80 pounds. good seasons fishing is ex-
pected
At a late Waterford petty sessions, a man
named William Day fined rs. Cd. and costs
of court, for not having registered according
to law, the birth of his child, then over six
months old.
On the 2d ult., the body of man named Isaac
Jefares, was found floating in the river near
| the mark house Waterford. 1t is supposed