The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-09-26
1Eoanma srAn AsD CATHOLIC MESSENGER.
NrW oRrEANs. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1859.
sr1scEILAnEoUs IRISH NEWS.


x.apYow--on the 25th nit, Dir. Hugh
Doyie a gentleman from Carlow, was sailing
about the river at Waterford IN one ot1hose
collins called eanoes, ne vp
been swept away but for timely aid having
reached him.
!, James LecIy, Esqe1 Bally kealy or rather on
the towniand ofKilIeen, family named Kelly,
through sickness and peeuniary misfortunes,
involved themselves In debt to the amount am OF
about E10o, SO that they were unable to pay
their rent. Mr.. Lecky, In consequence, allowed
them eco year while they i've with the grass
for COW, and honse rent iree, me , ke dS5
maintained character at all times winch
eventually secured them such kind consideya-
tion.
CoRK-The Lord Chancellor has appointed
John Leader, Esq, Queenstown, to tho COM
mission of the peace for the county OF Cork.
DERRYAA telegraphic dispatch from Derry
on the evening of August 9th, says, in refer
enee to the inyestigation into me Xefry raots
an,ined. They would put an eDd to all often
sive displays everywhere. Nessrs. Irvine,
Mooney and Mccartney gave evidence on be-
closed, and the Commissioners said they hoped
the result would bring peace and concord to
Derry.
DowN-The Lord Ch9hceilor, on the recon-
mendation of Lord Dhferin, has appointed
SIcIiwaine, Esq, Of Granfield House, Killseel,
to the commission of the peace for the county
Down.
DUBLN-The Iyhder Secretary for ireland re-
Gently addressedia circular to the magistrates
of the country, recommending that greater
discretion shoTld be used in committing per-
sons to asyluths as dangerous lanatics.
KERRY-Yhe Royal Agricultural Society's
show for 1869 was opened at Traies ON the 25th
nit. Owing to the remote and isolated position
of the place chosen for this years show, as
agricultural exhibition 1T was not up to the
Stundafd of its predecessors.
KIIDARE.-Rev. John Lalor, of the con9rega-
tionfof the Most Holy Redeemer, died at Mount
st. Alphonsus, Limerick, ON the 22d ult.
At Maynooth, on the night of the 23d ult., n
32rge rick of hay, in the yard of Mr.. p. Con-
nor. toppled over, and bnried three young men
/underneath. One of them, Reilly, was able to
extricate himself promptly and also unhurt,
and also to indicate to the many who had
gathered about the scene, the spot in which
his two comrades, Mcdonnell and O'Neill,
might be found% Large numbers Mt once set to
work, and in q short time exhumed the poor
fellows, who were beth found in an insensble
state. OF two horses>which were standing by,
one was killed.
LIafERIcR-The Limerick correspondent of
the Cork Examiner says, undey date of August
9th: We have quite an Indian climate for the
last few days. The heat is awful
LoUTH-The Dundalk Democrat, of August
%, says: The past fortnight has been the most
splendid for harvest work ever experienced in
this country, and unless il is the fault of the
farmers, we expect that the crops will be saved
MoeAGnAN-The annual retreat of the priests
of Clogher commenced on Monday, the 23d ult.,
and closed on the 2Sth. Upwards of eighty
priests were in attendance. The Bishop, the
Most. Rev. Dr. Donnelly, presided.
TRPERARE--On the 2lst ult., at an inauen-
tiaI meeting of the Limerick, Clare and Tip
perary Farmers Club, resolutions were unani-
mously adopted calling on Isaac Butt, ESQ, Q.
C., to stand for the Parliamentary representa-
ton of Tipperary, vacant by the demise of Mr..
Charles Moore.
Sir John c. Garden, Bart, of the Abbey,
Templetnnre, has announced himself as can
didate ON the most liberal principles for the
Parliamentary representation of the county
At q late Clonrael Petty Sessions, an old
bailif named Michael Bates charged Anne
Roche with assaulting him at Clonmel, Bates
deposed that on the 3eth of July, he went to
defendants house to serve o notice to quit
She told him she wonid make him eat it, and
suiting her action to the word, threw him back
ON a bed, forced open his mouth, aud put the
notice into it. The defendant said she had
paid her rent up TO the day. John Dunning, o
yonng lad, corroborated the eomplainant's
statement. The defendant was fined Is. and 5s.
costs, or twenty-four hours imprisonment.
WATERFoRD-The Waterford Nescs, 9th nit,
says; deputation of the parishioners of
Grooke and Killea waited upon the Rev. John
Sheehy, @. c., at the Imperial Hotel, Mall, yes
terfSy, to present him with address and
testimonial expressive of the warm esteemin
which, Tor ten years, he WAS SO deseryedly held
in these parishes.
The Arctbtshops and Biskops.-fhe Catholic
Rishope assembled last month in Maynooth to
deliberate on the future of College. Now
nome rearrangement in conformity with its al
tered position. Other topics received the at
t6ation of the Prelates. The Education and
Land questions now ill the public mind, and
tho opinions of such body on these alb
sorbing questions will command the re-.
spect Of the Government. No class of men