The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-07-05

Tue u1sn OIL, IL 10 not improbable that yO
may see moderate Liberal one of tn
representatives of Belfast.
CARLow.-The new Catholic church o
Aries was s0lemnly dedicated by the Rev
James Walshe, D. D., Bishop Of Kildare AM
Leighln, on Sunday, LIST nit, under tn,
title of the Church of the Sacred Heart
4 The new church, built ON the site of the Ole
one, is magnificently situated, and belong
to the Gothic style of architecture, and K
that particular class once 80 much in us.
and known as the Early Decorated"
4 CAyAN.-A Cavan correspondent says
Z The Liberals throughout the county arr
& most indignant at the figure Cavan cut in
the late important divisions in Parliament
We are able to return true Liberal if 4
Presentable gentleman offered himself. The
heart of Cavan is sound, and the priests o.
kilmore will make determined stand
against any ascendancy candidate that may
offer. No local man Of influence has vet
put forward his claims to support.
CLARE.-It is said that John Dunbar
Esq, of the Temple, London, the Indian
Judge, will be a candidate for the repre-
sentation Of the borough of Ennis.
CoRK-A Clonakilty correspondent of the
Dublin Freeman says In anticipation that
81 this county will be divided into two rulings
by the new reform bill, the Liberal party,
as well as the Tories, are contemplating the
probabilities of the new situation. IF the
division finally resolved on by the House
4 win include, in the western district, Cfona-
kitty, Bantry, Skibbereen, and even Dun
manway, there.is no reason why the Lib
erals should not return one Of their own
choice. In that case, It is said that Mr.
Mccarthy Downing will be invited; others
allege that Vincent Scully win try his luck; ;
while o third party are understood to favor
the pretensions Of one learned in the law.
- A Youghal correspondent says, in refer
tence to q candidate for that borough: The
merits Of Mr.. Francis Lyons, the present
mayor Of Cork, and Son to DR.. Lyons, who
WAS father OF the Liberal party" in Cork
for years, and who represented the beauti-
f2hl city up to his death, are very favorably
well as local landlord, Mr.. Little.
< The Cork Herald of a late date says: A
few days ago party of pleasure seekers.
I belonging to the neighborhood of Dunman-
eway, visited Rosenberg. In the course of
their excursion one of the party. named
Spanions. Went ON PERCEPTIONS cliff from
(which he fell. The fall was from a great
fheight, and in the descent, which ter
minated fatally. the unfortunate man was
tearfnlly mangled By the projecting rocks.
! The Limerick RPoftcr announces. the
death of the Very Rev. Dean Hayes, of
Melbourne. This sad and unexpected event
occurred recently at Gaytield, near Dublin,
in the fifty fifty year of his age. The Very
Rev. Dean Hayes wasa native of Cork, a
member of the Augustnian Community in
that city, and for the last twenty-five years
a resident of Melbourne, where he was
highly respected by every one.
DuBLIN.-The Nation of the 9th ult says:
The three young men, j. j. McGrath, II. +.
StOckwell, and j. Graham, whose kidnap-
ping by the police on the 10th March last we
commented on at the time, have, after Il
causeless incarceration of nearly three
months, been let out of prison. II. 4.
Stockwell. upon heavy bail being given for
his future good and peaceful behavior, Gas
if he had been guilty of any other conduct
in the past is graciously permitted to re-
side in Ireland; but the other two victims
of detective " suspicion " are banished; Mt
their own expense, beyond the seas for the
term of their natural lives. In conformity
with their sentence of transportation, with
out trial, they sailed on the 4th June for
New York, and no doubt, carry into their
exile an appreciative gratitude for the BEN
etits they have derived from the British
constitution as it practically works in Ire
land. ..-
The Munster Ee,cs of late date says
God help the Irish The greed of the gov
ernment for their poor savings is again be- |
trayed i'll the effort to grabanother deposit. |
The other day they proposed to make q
haul of the toll levied on drunkards and
nther transgressors, and transfer the sums
to their full exchequer: and now they are
aiming at taking the funds of minors and
others from the law courts of Ireland and
burying them in their 60 consolidated" and
already crammed money bags. Great
Britain is wallowing in wealth, and still, |
like the daughter of the horse -leech, her |
cry is for moro. This is the evidence :" In |
the House of Commons, on Thursday, Mr.. |
Sclater Booth obtained leave to bring in a
bill for transferring the fee funds of the
counts of chancery and eXcheduer in Ireland
ID the consolidated fund"