The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-08-01
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THE NEW DEPUTY JUDGE ADvocATE.-Mr.
O'Dowd,, the sub-eiiitor OF the Afnsy aud Nary
Gazette and son. of Mr. O,Dowd, solicitor to the
Board of Trade, has been appointed, through
the influence of Sir G. O'Loghlen, to the office
of Deputy Judge Advocate. The salary is
fl10o year, and the duties are almost nom if
nal
ENNIS, July 6.--Mr. Justice O'Brien and Mr..
Justice Fitzgerald arrived hero by train, and
wore received Mt the railway terminus by the
High Sheriff, and guard of honor of the Royal
Irish COnstabnlary, under command of Sub
INSPECTOR Curling, and escorted to their lodg-
inrs in Biudon street by an imposing cavalcade
of mounted police and diverted attendants.
His Lordship congratulated them ON the
treme lightness of the calendar, and the salts
factory state of the county generally. There
was not q single case of Compensation for
malicious injuries at the present Clare assizes,
which shows how peaceablo the people have
become notwithstanding the proguostics of
the incensed Establishment advocates that the
AGITATION on the Irish Church had worked
socalistic and revolutionary spirit hard to
appease.
A MAD BuLL-Yesterday, about one o'clock,
as n drove of Spanish bullocks were being
driven down OrmOpd quay, one of the animals
appeared Suddenly to have got mad, probably
from the combined effects of thirst and the
alarm created by the passage of Al military
band The bullock broke away from the drove
and rushed into the Angel Hotel, up the stairs
of which it got, to the door OF the billiard
room, which it sought to enter gentleman
which, turning, ran to the yard of the hotel,
w here it become SO desperate that it was found
necessary to employ the services of three but
cheers, who succeeded in killing it. Most for
tunately there was injury INFLICTED on any
person by the poor beast.-E}eemda, Sh.
THE Observation-Disclosures +. Purcell, Esq,
s. L. who has been in charge here for the last
ten or twelve months, has been transferred to
Omagh in tho county of Tyrone. He carries
with him to the new sphere of his labors the
good wishes and respect of all his acquaint-
ances-LOHghren Journal.
STAMP DIsrRIBUToR FOR ENNIs.-Mr. John
Edwards, Mill street, has been appointed sub
distributor of stamps for Ennis, gins place of
Mr.. Bertram III. Talbot, resigned. There were
no less than twenty-five applications for the
office.
woMAN CRUSHED TO Waterford
woman working at the farm of Mr.. William
Joyce, 81 short distance from this city, was
crushed to death on Monday evening by the
shaft of a threshing machine. 1t appears the
woman, whose name was Mary Boyle, was
clearing away the corn discharged by the ma
chine, and was working near the shaft.
| CHARGE OF SEDI1IoN.-At the Mallow Petty
Sessions, recently, before Sir James Cotter,
| Messrs. NV. Ware and Capt. Segrave, r. NJ.
| q man named Cornelius Sheehan, farmer in
comfortable circumstances, was put forward,
| charged by Sergeant Sykes, 39th regiment,
| with having assaulted him in q railway car
rage while travelling from Cork to Mallo on
| the 18th jane. Witness said the defendant at
| tempted to take his rifle by force, and made
use of seditious language, Sheehan was com
mitted for trial, bail being accepted.
| The Corporation of Cork adopted strong
! petition to the House of Commons III favor of
the release of the political prisoners. There
were forty members present, and the petition
was adopted unanimously. Placards have
| been published in the city and several country
| towns convening mass meeting at Mallow the
| following Sunday, to condemn statements OF
the Attorney General on Mr.. Moore's motion.
DORSEY TOOK MS seat in the Crown Court to-
| day, when he was presented with a pair OF
white gloves by VIM. Whitworth, Esq, High
4 Sheriff, emblcmatic of the absence of crime in
the town. His lordship addressed the grand
| jury, congratulating them on this happy state
of things, and then discharged theni.
THE LAhD QUEsTIoN.--A most important
and, in its own way, a most influential meeting
! was held at Bagenalstown on Sunday last, 4th
inst, to protest against certain evictions which
have recently taken place in the county of
Carlow, by which twenty-four families have
been evicted from their holdings. The audi
ence was not aristocratic but but highly re-
spectacle, and chiefly composed of the cot
tier and farmer class, though many of the
higher order ware present. The wngonette OF
Carlow College, filed by members OF the col
| lege and others, ,forHed the platform The
| chair was taken by the Very Rev. Father Nor
rim, the respected parish priest of Bagenals-
town, who was voted to the position by the
Very Rev DIR. Maher, p. p, Graigue, seconded
by p Hanlon, Esq.