The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-03
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:. 20 snNDAY. OCTOBER ,. 1862
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MIsrETLAIfesUa4 IRISH NEWS.

.z.,,,,, The Sorthern Thig, takes the Lord
r;ntenant severely to task for ms OK ~ I
Aieut.at;6n ut the fact of the increase OF ue,
OF ;,,te savings banks by tho agrl ~
Ponmnnity---now amounting to the lat ~ ~. No
coo The " hg says there 80, ,ess than
- ,,ronf of n rotten state OF Duslhe?5 oA.sn
2e.o SaIt that capjtal should be lying iale IN
{ stead Of being used to improve the fal0
C,AnE-The Glare journal says W. "a XJn;
deplore to have to Teeolu peal Irish Con-
N. Grove, Esq, ohp-Ai'l
s' james Frost ESQ., LII, BaymoaTh,s' have ane
~, ~ a.,no;uted BY the Lord Lieutenant GOV
ernors OF the Glare Lnnatie Asylum.
D,p11s..-The Irish Times, of July l, says
The funeral Of Young s m rnsidence, Townsend
streat- took place yesterday. He had Seen con
nected with Fenianism, qua hau ei hhnns
1risonment under the suspension OF the n,.or1s
P-n,,s oct Three hundred men anu upwards
IF hundred vehicles followed in procession 70,
A bazaar was recently helq IN hs Catholic
Church Oakley, and is reported q success
Ixwppy-A correspondent at Listowel writes:
regret TO announce the departure on tmp noia
Da.5 =; aoi I!stoweI His new field of labor is
the Famous Orange hold of Dungannon, where
the members of the once Estaol Inan
sompose the magistracy of the place.
A melancholy accident occurred ut tne aeri,
cultural chow ut Traiee. A poor man, na hd
George Small, Got t" Within reach of threehing
Hachine. and received injuries which resulted
fatally in two hours. He LETT whe anu hli''
children. - 8 -
xy,.,,,s co,rSry-Op the 30th August, as
Cant Henry Ward and his wife were on road
locomotive steam engine, and wnen tnrh'ns
sharp corner, Mrs Ward who was s,usin asIpped
off and fell heavily on the ground, one wheei
passing over her head, breaking the pohes Vi
the face and causing instant death.
IouTH.-On the I'd inst. q destructive nre
troLe ont in Dublin street. Dundalk, IN the
bonse of n man named Mulholland, by which
six houses were destroyed. -, =. . :.
THE Dnpdalk Democrat of the Ath INST says:
On Tuesday evening n large and influential
meeting was held in tho Town Hall, ior the
purpose of making arrangements lof-a ue t..H
stration in favor of an amnesty to the polltical
prisoners.
MEArH-The Irish Times, of a late date, mas
the following: Died. in his nifty min year F,I 40
Nayan, the residence of Charles gregory, Hsq''
James O'Reilly, solicitor.
TrppERARY-The weather on the 2d nit was
delightfully."- fine, and the farmers were ii''AiAS
great efforts to secure their crops. . o,>,r
II is understood that memorial is prepar,
ing. addressed to the Premier, IN favor OF all
the political prisoners
wExFoRp.-.The Very Rev. James sinnot, p
p Litter. KimuckTidge died on the 2Sth uit.
an the eiChtysseccnd year of his age ana the
7ifty-ninth of his sacred ministry
The Earelle I,sdesanify FSt#d--At n meeting OF
4he committee of this fund, Mr.. c. II. Mahony
chairman. announced the receipt of letter
from the Archbishop of Tuam, inclosing 70, If
supper . s;st st JarIaths, Tuam, Sept. 9, 1869.
ssGentIemen--In reply to your letter, neg e
forward my contribution to the Ienan t,A ",
Fund of which you have undertaken the col
lection Although Rev. Father Laveue appear
to be it's Immediate object, having zealonsi.
1abored for the protection OF the tennht9ci .a
IL is only in subordination to their importan
Interests any clergyman could wish that M
own personal claims should be estimated. III
one of tbe highest social and political interes
has now become in Ireland identified with I'll
very existence of the people. The learne
theories of the humane men who were Went I
compare the laws regarding land with thos
nv which the sale of COW or horse is reg!
lated, have had their day aud done their worl
and the work of determination which the
produced was we'll worthy of the lgnoran'
and cruelty which heretofore presided over II
Legislative Councils of ireland.
HArnoncst the many evidences of the nit
siizrerard of equity and humanity with whi'
the tenantry of Ireland were generally treate
those furnished by the late trial in galway a
NOT the least valuable; those who helped
supply such important facts for q basis of sous
iogislation deserve equally well of awise Go
eTIment and of the people, and the affair
She Port ROYAL Estate viii form, no doabt
Instructive episode in the history of joint sto
companies, with their corporate consc,ent
exempting them from personal Responsible
Il JOHN, Archbishop OF tuah
Great Meeting at BrGy.-one of the large
-oouular demonstrations ever made IN favor
the release of the political prisoners was u
which took place on the 5th NIT. IN br'
IT which rs 80 spfendidty situated for q Afeetf
of the people Of the two counties. very sh'
was the intimation that was given that a gr'
TDOpular meeting would take place, but 1t W
9utte sufficient, so promptly did the people
spond 60 the call made them to assem-
and express their minds as to whether I'll
think the time has come when the politi
prisoners should be allowed 20 proceed to tn
families and their homes. 1t is impossible
70 see how strongly the people sympath
with this movement, and perhaps there is
town in Ireland whose people so heartily ass
it as the people of Dublin.
.Ansassty Mceting in SkibaeTecn;-A meeting
support of tho movement for the release OF
roo}ifical prisoners was held in Skibbereen
the 5th nit The weather, particularly dur
the proceedings, was most unfavorable; 1t
pears that from come reason the Bishop Q
local clergy were hostile to the proposed me
ing 20 which reference w2s made at hrst 1
second Mass by the Row. Mr.. Davis, Admin
TRAITOR, and the Rev. Mr.. McCartie, c. C.