The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-08-22
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1rIaCHTIaMKOUD IRlsK rxWs.
r,.prl4The MDst Rev. Dr. Power, Lo orc =
Bishop Of KilislOe heidhis tis's saSsraI cier
parish q from tSs sajoining parishes were pres
The Bsbep spoke in the highest Iosslo,e
terms q e aa a n q r tine very
~ state of religion and morality IN lne .hs
If;S Iordship then proceeded TO exanllhee t ~
cc.aSitaI,ie manner in which they acqnittea
themselyes. He then administered the eac era
ment of Confirmation to 2O5 personal---very. 10"
of whom were adults :,
60, The Cork Herald of the Gath ult.,
aovs About seventy passengers were erlDar l.e
on Wednesday, on board tue Cunafo s.oan InSt
Palmyra, for boston S;.s,t no room IN the vessel
The Cork Corporation on the 5o1 y. pi. 49,, am
ad "a and a suit of clothes to Paddy Doyl q
focaJ yvatchuan, who had been Instruments
~ say;ng twenty-four persons from drowning.
Doyle has received bronze medal anu mse
certificates from the Humane society IN
considering him deserving OF higher IeM saat,
are about to recommend him TO her 1870 1890
for the decoration OF the recehliy
Order of Yaior
norycA1-The Derry journal says A COM
plirsent- of no ordinary kind has just oeen
paid the Rev. DR.. Mulreany, parlsna prteS S;na
Donegal. We are informed that ut having
i,scnySe known to the Protestant parishioners
that the Catholic pastor had requested ms
Hook, is the CUSTOM to give nie erection Of
a ara WIZ arnchial house. they (the Protestant
peoplel came and requested 20 be alIoWea w
give their assistance which, Oh Io stranpeiv
enough, that the day appointsa was ING ,,ar;sh
of July, notwithstanding which tne ,l pn,i Su
priest had q good days work done TOT MIN Ny
his Protestant neighbors.
DIJnIIS-At a meeting of the Poor Law
Guardians of the South Union, Dupnh, Ihe
clerk read letter from Mr. stan9rd' as %
acknowledging receipt of money TO p pay sne
railway fare and other expenses ot~hf s!essn
young women sent out at the~eSponSe u 'n'
On the evening of the Goth nit, two 1 i,as
named Boyce and Maher, residing Mt Rath-
Known as Brennan's Quarry lRiver Dodder,)
and got out of their depth. Boyoe was
drowned.
Er,,xANAeu.-On the afternoon of the goth
nit. the remains of Sergeant James Nixon, a
Peninsular veteran, aged e3 years, Were IN
tered with military honors in Enrlskiiien
c6urchyard. He was decorated with fourteen
cIasps and one medal, granted in 1s45 to him
KILpARE.-on the 18th ult., n public meeting
was held in the Courthouse, Kildare, to pro
test ngainst the awards made by the Cnrrasn
commissioners and to take steps towards nav
inc said awards set aside OF amended Rev
Mr. Nolan, p. p; E. J. Maher, Esd, >. r.
Se9rged ssya9a' asGc Collins Tho%a
shaw Jas. Igoe, etc., werc amongst the speak
srs on the occasion, and denounced the aWatu
unsatisfactory to every one ana tns ore
prietors.
KnKENNY.-Rev. Bernand o'Neill was re
Gently promoted from the notwithstanding
Carlow to the pastorship of Craig, IN the coun
ty Kilkenny. handsome presentation wa
made to the new parish priest by his forne
a1 sv es jas his itRifa9ti9 On;
died at an advanced age. He was pions an
sTnfaIJie ecclesiastic the friend and CONSIDER {
the poor q warm-hearted friend, and SINGER
lover OF his country.
KT,xe,s CouNrY.-Baron Fitzgerald, in opel
ing the assizes for Kings county at TullsmoT
saSd. ia addressing the grand jury, that on II
whole the state OF the calendar was sA'isi"
tory.
LoNaFoRD. p. Reynolds Els:
sion of the peace for tho county Longford upt
the Recommendation of Lord Annaiy, by t
Right Hon. the Lord Chancellor
IourH--Two men, named McArdle and
new Loaf their lives on Thursday the god nj
whilst out in Dundalk Bay, fishing. IL
rears that IdcArdle was pilot, and went @
10 the Bay in boat to look out for yesse
and that ne took two sailors with him, nam
Birney and Neacy. They had been hshli
and squai springing up, the boat was 9,
sized and it's occupants thrown into tho wat
Neacy alone being q good swimmer was say
by reaching the Rock Perch. The former
left widow and i've or six chiiaren 10 9eE'
his DEATH and the latter widow and til
children.
MAYo-on Sunday, tho 18th ult, Will
Wilson and daughter, Jane, made their alb
-s. alton of Professionalism, publicly IN the cha
Of the Convent of Mercy, Baiiinfobe, ON wi
5ecasion they were baptised and solennly
- caived into the church by the Rev Thos
altman, p p, to the OBLIGATION of the COM
cation assembled.
Hon Mrs. Blake, of Towerhill, county Mr
died ON the 10th ult. She was the only elau
ter of tho lata Charles Austen Baron Fire
and of Mariay eldest daughter OF the late y
Browne, of Moyne, i'm the county of Galy
The poor Of the surrounding Districts Will
remember her boundiesa charity She die
she had lived, in the faith of the Cath
Church fortified by the laht sacramento,
q anrrounded by her loving family
as TrPrERARY-The F2Rdfoator of the 2Sth
says: Mr.. LOBBY, of Salem, Mass, at pre-
on 4 visit TO his native town, Clonmel, has
tEibuted over $500 amongst the poor of
Iowa.
Jos. White, brazier, over 60 years of age,
Z, native OF Cashe1, sent last week for the
Mr. Kennedy, @. c., for the purpose OF b
q, baptized b. him RcEnan Cetholic. me +
a. end peutleman brought one of the mission
with him. who administered spiritual con-
tion 10, she patient, and received him into