The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-07-11

Dnhi;n TSaen,aa under date of june 18th, says
The meeting Of the Grand Orange Lodge, held
in Dublin last week, did not pass over without
. recording the usual "palns and penalties
against the members who dared to assert their
Independence in the exercise of the franchise.
Upwards of 200 of the brethren who voted for
Mr. Thomas Mcclure, NJ p, were brought be-
fore the Grand Lodge by Brother g. ID. Arun-
dell, for exercising the franchise In favor of
Edward Waller) refused to entertain the ques-
ton, and sent the report back to the Grand
Lodge of Belfsst for consideration. member
in Derry, who refused to vote for Lord Claude
Hamilton, was expelled; and n member in
Bandon, who voted fox the Liberal candidate,
was subjected to the same fate.
The Northern Wkig of the 10th ult., gives in
stances of late Orange inBolence in Belfast
during which the police were repeatedly as
drummers and fifers, playing party tunes, and
shouting, " To hell with the Pope, and the
traitors Gladstone and Bright P' On one of
these occasions the police, who had to draw
their swords, arrested the following named
persons from the riotous gang: Robert Turner,
s. Montgomery, David Crawford, Thomas Max
chei, JAS. King, John Fleming, Thomas Elem
ing, Robert Young, Robert Rice and Thomas
Hndd. On the following evening large drums
the great annoyance of the inhabitants of that
neighborhood.
CAvAN.-George Robert Gallogly, ESQ.,, Gov
ernor of the Jail of Cavan, died ON the 10th
nit. 1t is said that he was very popular
among the inhabitants of Cayan. In proof of
which they, without exception, placed shut
tiers on all the windows of their houses of bust
ness on his death being announced He was
unmarried
CLARE.--A telegram was received in Killaloe,
on the 18th ult., saying that the great fishery
case between John McKeogh, VIM. Spaight,
of Derry Castle, and Mr.. George Twiss, of Bird
Hill, the former claiming ga several fishery" in
the Shannon under an old document and lease,
from Dromineer Point to a place called Parteen-
coronea, has been disposed of by Judge Lynch,
much TO the satisfaction of the people, by dis
missing the claim set up by Mr.. John McKeogh,
but really by Mr. William Spaight The pub
lie are gamers by the result. =
Denis Roughan, n member of the Contractor
nifty of the Holy Family, religious order es
Ennistymon, and was inferred on Tuesday
June 8, with all the honors. Ahundred of the
members walked two and two, with hatbands
and searfs, after the hearse, and the procession
made strong impression op<al who witnessed
It. He was inferred in the old churchyard of
: Kiimanaheen. ~
CoRK-A man named William johnson, n
printer, out Of work. stated to have come from
Dublin, was recently arrested in Cork for dis
tEibuting seditisds placards and letters to sol
diers in the street. The documents are wild
rhnpsodies, I6xhoFting soldiers to seize their
arms, piuHder gunsh0ps; seize provisions, gold,
silver, arms, and the best horses everywhere,
lead the people against the government.
The Dublin EFeenaR, of June 6, says: A spe-
cid telegram from our correspondent in Cork,
reports that o Nationalist demonstration took
T place in the Athen@um of that city yesterday
Mr. OConnor, "Cairn Thierna." Tho audience
8 in the course of the evening sang "God Save
Ireland" the entire crowd standing. Some de-
tectives who were present were seriously
threatened, and considerable excitement pre-
vailed throughout the evening.
The Dublin Freeman, of the 9Th nit, says:
q special telegram from our Cork correspond
emit announces that an extraordinary riot took
place in that city yesterday. 1t appears that
house in Cumberland street having acquired
q bad repute a Catholic Clergyman went to the
proprietress to request her to leave The
port got abroad THAT the priest had been insult
ed, and an immense crowd assembled and COM
pietely wrecked the house. The proprietress
was removed under police escort, but she was
roughly handled in the transit.
Richard Beamish, ESQ, Abbey Mount Leap,
has been appointed by the Lord Chancellor TO
the commission of the peace for the county of
Cork, on the recommendation of Lord Fermoy
DERRx.-The new Catholic church of Dromin-
tee solemnly dedicated to the worship of
God on the 9th ult., in the presence of q numer-
GUS and respectable congregation, which en-
braced a number of the Catholics of Dundalk,
Newry and the adjoining parishes. The altar
of the church is very beautiful, and is the
princely gift of Mr.. Andrew Mcdonald, a
native of the parish, now residing in Dublin.
Tho ceremony of dedication having concluded,
High Mass commenced, the Rev: B. DAILY, c. c.,
Dromintee, celebrant; Rev. p. Curtis, G. c.,
Dundaik, deacon; and Rev. I. Hardy, e, c.,
Dundalk, master of ceremonies At the con-
eIusion Of the Gospel, the Most Rev. DR.. Derry,
Bishop OF C1onfert, preached an eloquent SER
mon. High Mass was then concludGd, when a
that the proceeds, including the sale of tickets,
amounted to E3H5.F Father McCuifagh returned
his grateful thanks to his friends for their kind
assistance, and said Ae owed thcIa debt of
gratitude which he could not hope to repay.
DUDIIS.-Sevcral of the English papers an
d nounce that the Countess of Spencer has be-
come Catholic; while one correspondent
AYERS that the Lord Lieutenant has also been
admitted into the Church of Rome The latter,
however, is not Pfobable.
In the Court Of Exchequer, Dublin, on June
10th, an ancient ceremony, which is not likely
to be repeated performed the table of
the conrt, in the presence Of the-Iud&es. The
Rev. Mr.. Einlaysop, Vicar Choral of Christ's
Church Cathedral, and several choristers, at
tended in their surplices and sang a ny mn.
Tho Clergyman then read La q distinct voice the
/. concluding prayers of tho morning service,
and having bowed to the court, the party with
drew. This is intended as homage for lands
held by the Law Church in what is called
sFrank Almoygne." Before the Reformation
it was customary, on the first and last days of
all the terms in the year, to have High Mass
Al L.. a. Il.