The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-02-28

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$50. ss,s,gsa morris and Lawson are
- AZ the 5I5ri,i6 ASST
80 -, the Nowtteast c:rcuik4 ssiaaGS iaa
= Tbe r,ishber Of pounds of taa entcfed for Con-
sumption at Beif as8. for the week ending 5ant-
ary 80, was 81 ,al0 ibs-s against ~ aS5 Ms the
rreyions week, making y total OK W ~ als.
Since January 4, against III IA same time last
tvear u $500. ,S,sEt
The anaouIt o. GUY pl'sa ~ my gs,sss 50
tom House. fox sne Woen - - 49, III ~
was LIS 70, ~ VIZ, q
previous week. Anu T. e - =
last year ,,,. &C II u ...,,tly a;s
in Ballast as alleged ~ arrsl, y,
on his son, JONI. oa. 5,t +I ass;r q TSa.
charge OF penny ns, sT,,rd tI,sf fbr nan
Goroners jury, nsnses. nrsi the SON was re-
died from natuIhi g TH' fa-t'tst t"e19sl
leased 81 - AZ x, a..
The annual ,mecpihs y. s.sII -s,,s Isal
tension Asspcia,,son Js e, az ia;r Tie
carman stafes tha ~; sns ~ nm @ S;sai mere
durng the past ye. ~. ~ x
than nail fne n Work
The Observer IN notictng rceens
IN the town OF DeI1ssss, .; n, K Sc ~
and oistek nssm and sto,,sh
Lne iate s s.n ID adds s1srcwing opera
works, oaneyIvm ti,a s, AMI
lols nas ny ~ has sent ont porter
50 M HE ~ WIS We are Snfrmed that tho
ana nilu ~ ,,of beeYs ee,,aIed ia Bel
- 81 5s.,rg ~ " ore 1lst;J yfl and IA
aast since s.lo sTsd Nv ,nv In the 1ranl
voLa Synrsha latter z ysry eminent brewer
a.,d g. tbar ~ ths Iord CRancellor lfsE
anu i's'iie' ~ 49,
ARMAG8I.--A new Gathohc CnuIch en-, was W Is re-
Gently conseeratee III "a
ngle, Oh Mnien c.. Is eanti,,s =; a, IL,
IpSiess' , 1n 49, Il d nnnrsasyle T.adyss
th.re vas no cburcir in the town
land Of Altamnskin. 81, s,..s.. (, s.ss..,r.ssiE
CLxRE-Rev, Thomas Moloney, p. p, of Rn-
an and Dysart, diedip the Goth year of his age
on the 25th ult. On the following day the cof-
fin was borne by the people to the chapel Of
Dysart and there walked at night, and gu the
27th ult there was an Office and High Mass for
the repose of his soul. The officiating clergy-
men we're: Rev NJ. g. Kenny, 7celebrant Rev.
James Vaughan, C. C., deacon; Rev. Mr. Bull
ger, o, $. f., snb-deacon; Rev. Dr.. MeReei-
O. c. Rev @. WAN, p. p, chanters. At the
Termination of the sacred ceremonies, and be-
fore interlneut, the body was borne on the
the chapel Messrs.i Jeremiah Kelly, A. Kelly,
F. Kelly, john KERN, Martin Taaffe, +. Foley,
and others taking part in supporting the coffin.
KERRY.--on the 22d nit. ut the Annascaul
petty sessions q heightened examination took
place in, reference 20 the Inch Strand trespass
and assault cases, arising out of the inhabitants
ciaiminsy a right Of way to the strand of Inch
Inv ro,ite across which Mr. Blennerhassett had
built q fence and which the people had pulled
down The Couaty SURVEYOR Mr. Henry. Stokes,
seemed to swear that there was no right of way
recording to ancient c1stoni, as alleged by the
people. The eases were adjourned to next ses-
sion, by which IL was hoped tie difiieuisies
would be arranged.
The Board OF Guardians OF the ListoweI Union
recently adopted o petition for the release OF
the political prisoners. - =
foE1y---4r, reference to q hate meeting held in
Cork to promote the movement for the pur-
eIsase Of the irish Railways by the State the
:. cork Iarsrld Save. Some rood speeches were
delivered on the occasson4 hlst 4ls (sf0yarfsSaf
the attendance OF the genera. p1esle Wa 2 p
nificant evidences of the apathy which exiass on
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