The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-01-24

40. He was for forty-three years-a mission
ary priest of these, twenty years were spent rs
parish priest. During that long period ne never
awakened an enmity; while, on the other hand,
he aroused for himself the warmest feehngs OF
gratitude and affection.
Con the motion of John J. Therry, Esq, second
ed by Capt. Farrar,) agreed to petition Parlia-
. ment that, in the event of the dlsendowmeh OF
the established church, all the available pro
ceeds be applied to the reduction OF the poor
rates. ..t
lahed i'm Kanturk on the 9Th ult. with fitting |
ceremonies.
DUBIN-The following property was recent
~ sold in the Landed Estates Court, Dublin, as
estate of w. Morrison: Two farms OF the iands
of Tornapin and Fillmore, situate in the 6arony
of Coolock, held under two leases Lot CON
tanning Ala. 81. Cop. statute measure lease for
three lives Ct Xeaay rent Of faI eo6S oiq Iot
2-containing 47a. 3r Up, statute measure .s.,.
March 1850 yearly rent f, 9sS aas, 3d. Sold TO
The irish Times says that William Carleton,
the novelist, is now completely Frustrated by
the disease from which he has been suffering
for some years.
Mrs Cody, who, some I1onths ago sustained
injuries by falling into a sewer, opened ior re-
pair and left unprotected sued the Dabh h cor
. verdict OF f120 and costs.
DoNEGA1.-yery Rev. Hugh McFadden, PIP,
" F., died Mt his residence, elena, Falcarragh,
Donegal, the lltn ult., at inc age oi
70 years. He was born at place called Cash
ell n remote but beautiful locality on the sea
board of Donegal, and in immediate proximity
to one of those fine fortresses (Doe Castls)
whilom the lordly palace of MSwiney, of Tyr
connell (MacSuibhne nat Tuath of the distrlcts)
From an early age he was dedicated to the
priesthood, and in 1896 entered Maynooth Col
lege in conjunction with the present parish
priest of Killabegs, the Rev: Mr.. Stevens, and
among his contemporaries In college was It's
present distinguished and well-known Pres!-
dent, DR.. Russell. He was splendid Irish
scholar, and had several Irish manuscripts in
preparation for the press, including new edi-
ton of the Irish Catechism, which, it is to be
hoped may yet be published. He generally adj
dressed his congregation in the ancient Ian,
guage of Ireland, which is still cultivated and
generally spoken in all its purity by the Celts
of the wilds of Donegal.
FERMANAGH.-The Fermanagh Mail says
Last year Sir j. Emerson Tennent caused the
walls and the tower of the Parish church Oh
Tempo to be embellished by covering them
with ivy planted on all sides. The effect gave
30 much satisfaction, that, this year, Sir Elmer
son had the other places of worship in the vii
lage, the Presbyterian meeting house aud the
Roman Catholic Chapel, ornamented in the
same way, much to the qualification of their re-
spective clergy and congregations But not sc
the Protestant congregation of the church; tor
on finding what had been done for the chape
and the meeting house, they stripped the ivy
off the walls, tore it up by the roots, and hung
it out of the church yard. ,lse-
petition has been lodged againstthe return
to Parliament of John Henry Viscount erich
ton, for the borough OF Enn1sklllen. Inc Peti
tioners are George Kitson and Thomas John
stone, both electors for the borough of Ennis
killen. The petition charges bribery and cor
ruption.
recently took place in the neighborhood o
Shannon Bridge, Galway, on the occasion o
serving notices of eiectment upon several ten
ing previously resisted the service of the nc
tees, body of police, between eighty an
ninety strong, was called in to assist the iene
lord. The police were assailed with varlet
of missiles but the notices were served by b.
ing nailed upon the house.
petition has been lodged against the q
Elementary return of Yiscount st. Lawrence an
Sir r. Blennerhassett; for the borough of Ga
way. The petitioner Is Mr. McGovern, solicito
and. in addition to the ordinary ground
against the return of the declared sitting men
bers.- 49, ~
KERRY-At a late Anascaul petty sessions,
number OF persons lnGlndng Two e t & c ~
Nelipan, were prosecuted for treepass and ri
ON the property of Mr.. Blennerhassett, n loo
o., went ON O portion of MT. Blennerhassett's Lar
adjoining the sea shore, leveled fence and c.
q road from a certain point down to the shol
The defense was that these proceedings we
taken to assert public right, and reopen
road formerly made by presentment over t
same ground, to give the public access to t
sea shore. The magistrates decided on su
hitting the case to the Law Adviser for
~ Crown.
On the 10th ult Right Rev: Dr. Mo5iart
Bishop of Kerry, consecrated the new Rom
Catholic Church at the Tralee Workhouse.
Lordship was assisted during the ceremony
the Very Rev. Dean NAIVE, p. p.
While recently out walking with Lord G
tlerosse, in his demesne, the Catholic Bishop
Kerry was very near being precipitated into
river Dinagh, by the breaking of hand-rf
ing of n bridge against which he was leanfl
But that Lord Castlerosse seized him, he woi
have been immersed in the waters beneath.
The Dublin IriskmGR of December 10, So.
The London Pail Mall Gazette has got sor