The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-07-04


ANTRIM-The Dublin Walton, June =, eays;
In,shese tunes of politieo-reIg,ous slrae anu
rancor, it 10 blessed relief 60 aig1I upon sucI r
q fact as the vote pr Mr Wliuani Jonnss1n, oi
Ballikilbeg FOX the motion OF MT. ". n. moore,
ON Tuesday last for an inves9gation into ZEE
prison practices ~ 1relnnd- We ASK ans "a Snss
fholic feltcw-countrymeni IN - 70 A 1s
it well, and remember ~ gratHtnny A1s nj.
Johnston and the men who semi nin4 20 Flariiarf
nsnt. y .s,,s..st,,, = .s,..nt
The Beifass NoTIacrn ct6r seyn.aO1 = I TI
evening nnmner OF me - rIrf.
MacH -: .I aJsressl yvhich we have
49, 49,. ; * ,,.s nj va Of 4 most com
,,S;maSStsTv cbaraofer. and q moro solid mark
- th;. nyai,aSirs, IF his service In the shape
- - = ssii HiIad nnree and a seryice of silver
" = . " .- 80 :, n.,. 49, has haor
CAvAN.-D,T.,v, u ,nar.ley ~. a G.,.h;n P"nr
elected meuicai omcer ol INC Soo'ont 81 wa
LEW ,,g-..i7,,I- - p..,,u. -ptp T,sl,,,.
CLARE.-hey., r: y; hyoer, =, pSh ny
vanghani receneiy ueo IN inc 4oSn , o4Al VI LIS
scored nAnistry.
CoRK-A Cork correspondent, under date OF
Tuesday night, LIST ult., says: Extraordinary
placards were posted on the walls of this city
this evening calling on the Catholics to get
they should not trust to others. s3
On the night of the Both May, . tradesman
Lying in the Marsh, Cork, WAS arrested for
cealed arms aud ammunition. His name was
Dauiel Cunningham.
1~F1rrsry.-,The Dnblin Nation gives the follow
s,s-s- Tha ,,,afyisteriaI ;nvestieSt;on at Derry
49, +b. cbargss of Observation-Disclosures AGAINST The
anst .I1 s,Jsd nth Gene. The ten de-
Ss,,Gants vera returned for trial. and directed
- ssta, ;nto THAR 7racoonizances Mr. O'Don-
Ill u M d,ssanted from the decision of the
other mayistrates. The advocates on both
sf5ss aaisG S gTotasted. The fnagistrates retired
;s n.sv r :" Tbe racognizancsa we're not ner
$500 THE corresncnSent of the irish Times.
bs.STeyey savsr aThe Court returned informa-
IONS against Constable Davis and the Others
charos6 INIT dism;ssed ti5e case against Con-
stabiss M,L oughlen and ODonneli, Mr.. O'Don-
nell r. M. Dissenting.
= - yaTen. 1s9., cno VI tns rt m
sTy..Jar Let .. Ardhiy ,,sar Rathfr3ianT IN
fbe boiay Of 4 resnectabls farmer named SamT
$1,000 who vh;Ie eat;po his dinner ON the
5sy ,,rsyi n' was cboLei Bv piece of beef
1viS;cG stncyr in his throat and sconId not he
ahstracted until he was suffocated. l-T1l
T,,p,r-An ORANGE Demonstration AGAINST
&he irish Law Church, biii was held in Dub
in Thursday night, june 3. The tone of the
1,rf,eealfinps ,vns reS,lleas and violent and the
,fan0uare used occaeioralv varied from sedi-
4is,n "a Slasnhemy In one of fine resolutions
the bin was denounced as Gan insult to the
A. fbs fannt hat the onnonents of fhe hill were
n ,n;ssrabls Ininority asked whether .Jesns
CI,yiet ana fine Avelys sSoatles were not also a
miserable minority. Cant. Madden, of Mona
CHAN, who was received with tumultuous APP
plause, delivered an infianmatory harangue, in
which he stigmatized Mr.. Gladstone as q
wretch; declared that blood would be shed if
this hill were passed, aud that If the express
sion of the feelings and sentiments of the Pro-
testanlts of Ireland were to be treated as a
mere nothing, two hundred Thousand L. Grange
men swoaia Know tne reason WY ny Inc alev.
Thresham Gregg proposed tnat Ar. W ra m. J0 jon,
son shoui9 DC requeateo 20 lmpeaen ntr Slad d
stone. hose We eIo Li ~ to 1900 ASpie
s as y. Sn 30; 60;
On Sne % UT, stasue on sr Donlnic Oo s
gan; PIoeoreo ~ pIpit G,1 was 10,
many PrSscnteu 70 tnc ny ~
Uueisn: Severai speecnes nisniy euuiog,ssllc Oh
the dlsnnguisneo physaciaI were ueiVereo on
eng , occasion. o,pa;,,,, /rz...,,, po,,, hos A.
Col eugene Uheniy Snessan Deyl nus az
xiyed IN Faris rom CensUanSinopie-
GALwAY.-The annual examination of the
Galway Model School, took place on the 21st
May, in presence of Messrs. Patterson and Cor
don, inspectors of National Schools. There
were about two hundred children present, in
ciuding males, females and infants.
KERRY.-The Tralee Chronicle says: The
Cathedral of Killarney, has been suitably sup
piled with an organ of proportions and quail
ties that make the instrument second to mono
in the empire. Beautiful as work of art
wonderful in range and precision of notes-in
la. 81 4A fa mad