The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-03

saw those gentlemen fishlhg az ~ ..ani,, r.
| time and requested them to desist tne gerly
| of his lordship and his man was 70 .s NJ NJ
! baiIif. and to continue their operations. M;
Meade, Wishing the law to ~, 90 ogainst the Door
/ then put his resolution on the books oil 'he
Fishery Board.
70 record the death of Alderman Richard D.
p.1,itt af Quhlin which took place recently
| after an itfrrcss- of brief duration.
ftteD,pt to Murder, III 3iayo.-on Sunday night night
| eth nIt Ter Mr.. Hunter was shot, near WesI-
port Francis p. Vaughan, Esq, son $500 OIL Goi
Vaughan was fred at within three n1i ;uI,i
wards of the spot where Mr. Hunter was kalato'
and on the Same road. Mr. auSnan A'A
" compatibility Express
/ The Late Outrage on Capt. Ldmbert.-Ihe
greatest sympathy exists here, Writes va.
way correspondent for the Rfn s tho .tRarrett
II Defense Fund.-" for the purpose OF PI9osuiinS
the means OF retaining counsel for the detgnse'
aud concert by the young men OF the ne, aea af
on Friday for n similar oSJect.
Death of Mr.. j. Buckley Of Cork.-A very estl-
mable citizen of Cork one OF those duid1' ,. %
special care that they shall not nnu IL 1 T,
departed this life on Sunday, 9Th inst. Every
good work and every charitable INSTITUTION IN
SorE has Lost benefactor by the death of Mr.
Jeremiah Buckley. ,-~~~l~l
! / Mr. Gladstone The amnesty 9"ese9a.-Ah re,
NV to the memorial adopted at the recent
. meeting of the Dublin North CITY ward, Mr.
1 Gladstone assures the meinorlalists that ne
will not fail to give his most earnest attention
to this important question:" !hese WORDS
. may fairly be taken indicating that the
1 Goyernment have resolved to take some action
in the matter. A report has obtained some de-
A Gree of currency that such of the prisoners as
/ will accept of conditions bearing upon their
future political conduct may expect TO DC re-
f leased before many weeks shall have elapsed
Erpected Release of Capt. Aackey.-A statement
Q is going the rounds of the papers, said to he
based on very fair authority, to the effect that
h Capt Mackey will probably be released to-
wards the end of this month; we nope inc
:: Erumor is true and that with the gallant cap
Il tain will come to Ireland all the rest OF the
e State prisoners -
4 Died-Last week, ut Causeway, Mary Dovett
al alias Hartnett at the extraordinary age OF los
I took the trouble of looking over the old re-
is ristry of the parish and found that the de
1t ceased was born the gath OF January, l'ol'
L., She retained all her faculties up to very re
cent period. Her memory was vigorous, and
ne often enjoyed her descriptive narrative OF the
'S- Irish rebellion of rs Her sight and hearing
" | the last.-C Correspondent Of the hoTy Post.
III Banquet 10 Mr.. lrCdrthy Do'cning:-Mr Near
thy Downing, the able and trusted senior mem
T, her of Parliament for Cork county, was enter
! tanned at q splendid public banquet in Skib-
~ bereen on Tuesday evening, as a testimony OF
nv the satisfaction felt by his constituents with
the services rendered by him to the popular
cause during the past session of Parliament
Oh There was q largo assembly of clergymen and
y, laymen, including the Most Rev: pr. ofe "a
on the patriot Bishop of Ross; Mr.. Maguire, NJ
Ia :-Sir John Gray, NJ. p; and many other gen
! tlemen of position and influence. The speeches
to delivered had relation almost eNG ia e s'
et ton; and they eloquent, spirited and ex
re haustive.
,iS 4 Vicious Speech--At the opening of the new
&c ! Protestant Hall at Antrim, a few days ago
80 Mr. Johnston, NJ. Pr delivered himself of
his speech which no patriot, Protestant or Catho
HE lie, can read without a feeling OF regret MI
try Johnston, from his first appearance IN publ
80 life was known to he an ardent Orangeman
bbs it was in that character he spoke and acted
ned and got elected to Parliament; yet sol some
ose | ntterance, led many persons TO beheve that h
%u views were really higher and broader MOI
81 natriotic and national, than those entertalne
- N, Inv the majority of his party. There SCENE
nee some reason to think that with all his Orang
the ism he was neither n bigot nor quite tanatl
and he was looked to by not few as ma
to- who could and would do much to bring aboI
';h | such a tolerant and friendly feeling betweC
ted. orangemen and Catholics as would enable
arc ! to work together in harmony for Ireland.
to The Earl of GraRard on the Land Question.
und The Earl of Granard has published q letter
low the land question which, as the opinion of
r of large landed proprietor and nohleman OF IL
an ergI and enTig htCnC pTfnGfpf5s, mn
lock Importance. His lordshin attributes the pea
noes and prosperity of the North OF Ireland IN
lily great degree to the existence oil inc tenai
right custom i,i that part of tho country, a
,,est he believes that law legalizing that cust'
5. of and extending it to the whole OF helanui p
IL yiding at the same time for "a periodical sc
~ ernnent valuation for letting purposes WI
.i.;.. power of appeal in case of dispute to lo
hort and Inexpensive 5 nati S tba &c soIut;
,S"s | of the land difficulty.
re- letter of Col. F. Grert'ir=1fuyC S1'e
nble named gentleman member OF FarhamehG
they westmeath county, has published in the ~
teal a very sensible letter on the TENANT quesIl
heir He applies himself 10 exposing the falls
, not which is so often patrott'i by shaliow-pa'
thise fools and nrrant kilaveS, that law which
is no not needed in England ought NOT 10 De con
ssist ded to Ireland. Mr.. Greville-Nngent sho
that the conditions of tenant-farming IN
H.. .Art., 40
< an IN law which would be harmless to the tenan
n ' o1 of one country would be ruinous to those
lring the other. 49,,
I ap- Offer from the FfcHcA torofRmeRt 70 n
and EmigrGnts.-Wc have received u phWpniet
meet Iished i'm Cork, declaring the conditions
and which certain facilities for obtaining land
iinis- getting employment in the trehch colonS2
IrannnrinI Mniestr the Emperor of the Fren