The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-03-15

The finding of the court has not yet been pro
mulgated.
the Church of the immaculate Conception al
inchicore, for the purpose of cooperating with
the Rev. Oblate Fathers in building and cstab
fishing suitable Catholic schools for the chill
.lren Of that extensive district.
WICKLOw.-On the 10th ult., Solemn Office
and Requiem Mass were offered mp in the beau
tiful chapel of the Loretto Convent, in Bray,
for the eternal rest of Sister Gertrude Ryan,
the daughter of F. Ryan, Esq, Clonmel. The
Office was presided over by the Very Rev. Canon
Lee, p. p, Bray, and among the clergymen pre-
sent sent we're K.is Ma,v r.
Street, Messrs. +. Doyle, Connolly, Hanly,
O'Reiily, walshe, etc. After the Mass, which
was celebrated by her brother, Rev. +: N. Ryan,
children, Nuns and clergy, and when the
last touching prayers of the Church were said,
all that mortal of this estimable religious
was consigned to the dust.
y WEXFoRD-Thc authorities have dismantfcd
the Martello Tower at Ballybrack, and lowered
the gun Of the top.
Observation-Disclosures Buggy, of Kilkenny,
lately the recipient of Il splendid testmo-
NAL in the shape of Il silver tea service. The
presentation came from the Burgess Club Of St.
Johns Ward, and the heavy silver salver bears
the following inscription: Presented to AL
derman John BUGGY. Mayor of Kilkenny, by the
Ward, n token Of their regard and esteem for
his services to that, body, and to the city gem
orally. ''Decemher, 1867
On the Nth ult, Mr.. Justice Shea, third
Judge of the Court of Qaeen's Bench, England,
died of suppressed govt. He was the first Catho-
lie who has, i'll modern times, being promoted
to the English bench He was, as we remarked
some weeks back. native of tAr county Xii
kenny. and for years represented his ma tive
spnnfy i'll III. British Parliament.
KILpARE.--On Thursday, Feb. 18TH as some
workIrrh> were putting roof on'a house
belonging 10 Il man named Robert Hutchinson,
stood in the centre of the house. gave way, ow-
ing to the old roof which Propped it up by be
ing removed. At the time Hutchnson's wife
was bringing out her three children from The
place. when it fell, hurying them completely.
Fortunately, there were number of men
~ present. who ut once set to work To, gtc them
out, which thc;' soon accomplished ~
Lorru--Thc Dublin Freeman, speaking of
the distressed condition of the Drogheda hantt-
loom weavers. says: "Thcse unfortunate men
and their families still continue to suffer great
-prvatiuns. The relief committee formed ut
Christmasto dispense the money subscribed for
the destitute were last week obi ged TO dis
continue the employment of three hundred men
who were engaged repairing and cleansing the
streets of the town. at "a shilling per day, owing
to the funds being exhausted and except the
benevolent portion of the publie-who have
means renew their subscriptions, or that the
Poor Law Commissioners consent to allow the
guardians 10 give outdoor relief in eN-
Tended form than that sanctioned by the law,
the consequences will I've tlolcful to hundreds OF
families who are absolutely starving. 1t is pitt
lnl 10 see Hrss sl"sls Oh 'Iae a men I;'-
tsrsinS IN. si!s.ts "i tne town, rom one cnu TO
.he "ther, soieltlhE cisehossh'fH rehHi from
.he SehtfH VINO r"ss me way ara e'tiinrS at
.ne business Offices OF fharita9ie gentlemen, eT-
pfa'ninS 'her Wre,chrd c"h"itioh; NOT only
'he iha;'hi'' ntS' NM ail oeceht-iooklhy stfal-
gers '''ittE '''e Town. are peSet, 700 II! poor
women and ragged children for alms-rarti"s
VII" are t"t III 'he habit oil begging
- CaRK.-Ahe#t ",elt,.lt h-Montlay;- Fri1. te,
a steamer of rather rakiSh build made her APP
rearance of the Cork harhor, With the aid
ola glass II was seen thatshc sailing under
gree" t"'"'N' af-'tfita '",tS "t coast Shitsas'
from rom h"ehshl"nt wtn' On h"afa one 81 ,heir
''tft'S' any! Hi'L" 'os s'ftoSei rtfN;tteef,