The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-04-04
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.xrarm.-The correspondent of aBeifast pa
ar says: Some time ago the old Roman Catho-
Reiincnmbent of DFaperstawn, the Rev. Father
r no was suspended by his Bishop, and ano-
thar priest Rev. MI. Magee, appointed IN his
place. 60
" bis address to the grand jury, he said there
nere only six cases for trial--none being Of
importance.
CoRK.-A Yonghal correspondents under date
-, Nfnrch 2d, says: To-day Mr.. Justice o. rien
1gaclined to give final Judgment in the Youghal'
election petition case He dismissed the briD-
cry SnsssWSs ~. Pollock, ESQ.,, Mount Grange, has
been appointed to the Commission OF the Peace
iol 4 man poorly dressed, but evidently one who
I'D lived uuder better circumstances, appeared
= 10 tbe nolice Office on Wednesday,, before the
magistrates, to seek assistance and advice un-
Jer the following circumstances He stated
.has nal by trade He was born in Mallow,
Init had lived for thirty six years, pay ing heayy
rates In the parish Of Westminster, London.
ps time ss nsns
he was deported to Cork, and thence 70 MAI
low. where he conld And none Of the friends he
io mnrins the trial of the Yonghal election pc
tition two electors swore that they bad been
offered brides by supporters Of MI. Wegneiin,
TO induce them TO voee Sor him ~ that cree
ton. @
Dows.--The Lord Chancellor has appointed
RS. Ross, Esq, of Bladensbnrgs Rostrevor,
to the commission Of the peace for the county
Sof Down. -
says We are happy TO announce that Colonel
warren the last of the Jacktnel prisoners, was
liberated from Chatham on Thursday, and ar
rived in Dublin yesterday morning. M. Ja Jas;
OConner has also been set at hDefty ana Will
'i From n the same paper we learn that Charles
Kickham, the two Burkes, Captain Mackay ana
The Irish Times in announcing therecent de-
mise of Mr.. Mooney says Mr.. Mooney enjoyed
the reputation of being a strictly honorable
man. The numerous artizans in his employ
ment-some of whom have been moro than Tor
ty years in the service of his house-haye al
WAYS looked up to him with that Conscience
which springs from the best impulses OF our
nature. -
The Dublin Gazette contains an announce.
inent that the Lord Lieutenant offers reward
of flOO to any person who shall give such in
formation as shall lead to the arrest OF the per-
son or persons who murdered Philip Tierney,
and $50 for such information as may lead to
Information is Wanted of Morgan o'Connen
and his sister Mary, who went from Ireland to
Right Rev. Bishop of Madras, in the East In
dies.
GA1wAy.-Judge Keogh has decided that the
sitting members were duly elected, dismissing
the petition. .- .,.s..,.s. A.. az. TX 4.-..
suit was recently brought in the Dublin
Probate Court to test the will of the late Mark
Mccormack, OF Headford, county Galway, who
carried on business in that town as butcher.
The jury returned q verdict in effect quashfng
the will. sf-'tsfss.a.ss.
KERRY-A Cork correspondent says that
among the>Fenian prisoners in Western Austria
liz who have been ordered to be set free is Jo-
3 seph Noonan, of Killarney; who was sentenced
to seven years penal seryitude by Judge Keogh
at the Kerry Assizes, for taking prominent
ri. sill
be remembered that he successfully eyaded the
vigilance of the police until arrested in Lon.
don, and that while travelling on the Great
who were conveying him to Ireland, he jumped
from the mail train wkile at full speed. He
was, however, re- arrested, and brought to Ira
lee goal, to stand his trial. The greatest sat
isfaction has been felt in Killarney at his re
lease, where he was known as respectable
man.
KnKENNY.-A new society was recently es
tablished under the name of the "KiIkenn,
Farming Society"
KuDARE.-A whirswind storm broke over TIN
town of Athy on the 26th, which caused les
damage than appearances would Mt first indi
cate.
LMER1cK.-The Limerick correspondent O
n Cork paper under date of the I'd says: TIL
Limerick sympathisers with the Fenian pris
oners and their families, who are without thei
protection and support, have determined :
-have-a collection at the Yarions-Catheli
churches in this city, on ST. Patriek's day an
1T mas been arTuUuncrd to dcPutatiUu tina
waited nn-h -LnrIishiP. the Catholic Bisho4
that the collection has his sympathy and sans
ton.
The same correspondent says: We exporte
last week by way of Liverpool, for New orr
seven baskets of eggs and twenty barrels c
seed oatsi
The liveries given by the new High Sherii
of Limerick, Sir Peter TAFT, are princely an
national.
An extraordinary run of spring salmon o
CURED In the Shannon on the night of the IL
inst. In two stake weirs, the enormous 4pal
tity of a half ton was captured, some Of Il
fish weighing forty-six pounds. They we
sent to London.
LoNGFoRD.-The case lately brought to te
the will Of the late John M'Cann, was settle
by an arrangement that portiDn Of tho asse
should be distributed amongst the next of X
to the deceased.
LoUTH-0n the evening Of the cd nit. |
explosion took place in the Drogheda Cheuaie
Manure Works. A boiler burnt and Two M
were scalded.
MAYo-Rev. Father LayeTle, of Parity, h
commenced an action against Mr.. ProudfoC
the agent and manager Of the Portrayal estat
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