The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-04-18
M,scrLr.ANEoUs IRISH HEws,

bills e and IN one 81 stealing from the person
c..er,-lThe Cork Eronsiner Of the Goth
ult sA y, q yisit to his friends in Ennis on
IIl,vs,o a., He was warmly received but
Weuirss o,,.c public demonstration. 1t ls
deens0th that Mr.. Meany has, through the /
sIa sso.Sention of Mr.. Reveydy Johnson, ob- |
me- an unconditional pardon, which re-
teih ssabis, from the obligation imposed at
heves, ~. Of keeping out Of British terri
tory. r,,n;s correspondent of the Dublin |
Inc - -. The anniversary OF the pa |
freeN%;ir 1sassed off very quiess and with |
iron . sue excess or indulgenCe In drink as 1
1S as eharzcteT:.s:ss It's celebration.
..psl ,rbs Commissions for the city of
Ges 49, anened on the 10Th nit, by MIR.
G Tos,;ce Keogh, and the grand jury, 81
suh;eb Mr., Thos. Lyons was foreman, were
sworn in. The criminal business w. e,
from IT, s1 eo lie Herald Of the Doth uit., says:
tn M, ~ over $50 was collected az Che
80 Of the chapels in this city on ST. Fat
49, Day: and EGO was cotlecsea IN
nseepstown. The collections were for the
released Fenias prisSsn as,s d;ed an the stb
~ at the Presentation Convent, Youghal-
uii Raw. David Relihan, G. c., Baliinamona,
a;a a ON the 18th ult. He was a native of
Mallow. - tho S,barlev;IIe
Chanel on st. Patrick's Day for the penehe
Cna w reieased Fenian prisoners. A soiree
o sI NY, toolt Mace in the town on the
same day for the same ooJec1.
Dn,,v-On the 11ti, ult., grand BAN.
oret in honor of Mr.. Sergeant Dowse, ID.
B for Londonderry, was given In the Cor
,oration Hall of that city. About two nun
99raJ sat down to dinner, and many addi-
tionaf tickets could have been SOLD pad
there been accommodation for more people
IN the hall. Sir Edward Reid presided, and
rary able address was delivered by the
guest of the evening.
Sir John Lawrence, Ex-Governor Uen-
oral of India. has been raised to the peer
ore and enters the House of Lords as
Viseount Foyle. He was educated near
Lough Foyle.
DowN.-On the last Feast of st. Joseph,
the Most Rev. DIR. Dorian, conferred the
white veil and holy habit of the Sisters OF
Mercy. at their convent in Downpatrick, on
Miss Kate O'Connor, of Dublin, who re-
ceiyed the name of Sister Mary Josephine
Brigid
DUBL1N.-The usual ceremony of re-
heying guard at the Castle took place on
the 18th ult., in the Upper Castle Yard
Dublin, and was attended with all the
q time honored observances peculiar to St
Patrick's Day." The assemblage was very
large.
Yesterday collections were taken up ia sew
eral places in the city in aid of the political
prisoners recently liberated from gaol. Ihe
Expectations of the promoters of the object
were, lis understood, by no means real.
lied in regard to the sums subscribed 3H3 I
An exchange journal says; Magers arg
- already laid as to the result OF the coming
Otrr
an expiring effort to put in the boy CUM
ness; who really knows no more of politics
or the country, than the Xxx with which his
name is associated. But no matter aDOu
that. To sustain their expiring party, the
Tories will work and vote against an ad
mittedly able man. siE D., Corrigap, tol
this Know Nothing. The Liberals, howey-
er, will win, If they but now commence the
work. and work zealonslyylH "a ah. 13ra'
Rev. John 0iRorke, date c. G. of Kings
town, has been promoted to the parish Of
Maynooth. On the I4th ult., the parish.
toner's of the former parish held pTelimi.
nary meeting in view of presenting him
with testimonial and congratulatory adj
dress. @r
Sir Bernard Burke in q recent letter tc
Rev. Father Meehan, concerning his I" Rise
and Fall of. the Franciscan Monasteries,'
= says: Your little volume is of priceless
refuc to every Christian student; to tho nm
-SI41dIAa@kHe=n lSl2Cle0s and-tneec
cal inquirer. The narrative is SO gracefully
and eharaingly given that the readers in
terest never Eggs, and The details are sc
strictly accurate that the haStorlan's est,
mate constantly increases. a,i.. ~
A memorial has been presented TO the
British Premier, Mr.. Gladstone, praying
that q solid recognition of the public ser
vices Of the late William Dargan be mai.
by the. Government to Mrs. Der IAN hi
widow" The memorial had one hundred
signatures, inclnaii ne dukes. ESQ earis, chanoeI
s0rS A@@ ex-ehancellors, members of tn,
bench, and members of the House of Com
mons of ali parties and opinions. Th'
Premier is said to have given most gra
@cious and generous answer to the depnta
ton. g9OnL s!4flos- te iet I1a %sG
KERnY The 6 Knight of Kerry, !" Mr.. P
Fitzgerald, has pledged his utmost effort
in opposition to Mr.. GIadstone's 1risl
Church BILL He bigotedly says it force
him "to come forward and to 1.eciare i,
the most unmistakeable manner his INDY
ing attachment to the Protestant faith, an,
his determination by every means in hi
power to secure a continuance of the uipis