The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-30
,,scEILANEoUs IRlkH NEWS.

-Iames johnson, Esq, Carrick-
,sda has been appointed Deputy Laeutem- |,
Dnt for the county OF Armagh ny LOW Luz
BIZ u Iieutenapt of the county.
l lnI of the Privy Council, held ut the CAS-
.pa ON Saturday evening ana AT whS 9 . his 20
u1 - ~, tbe Lord Lieutenant presided, t1e pro-
e.r' Of the Peace Preservation net We're OK
.aad 70 the city of Derry, and to bean force
Len Vnesday 4th inst, until further nouce;
Ut oH Allan Pollok has given UP some oil ms
MI frms and sold off the greater part OF
,u Isstnck. Ten thousand sheep, seven hundred
Mad of cattle and seventy horses were reeen.y
disposed of by auction on MS es1"'o ~ ofosee
C.,,ow-A suit was recently brought in
.be Probate Court, Dublin, to test the VIII OF
ill.,. .ho late John Nolan, of Graigue, who died IN
November, 1867, unmarried, and aged between .n
Sky SKY been Witnessed by two parties, named
na.s.rd Kinsella (now in America) aud Patrick
Namaan. The plaintiff and executor hey;
pa. t sscsased. in 1861 asked him to draw his
ill, and that witness refused 70 90 So. Inc
will was subsequently drawn by Mr. James
Kelly ad u. Rev. Rather Maher said he thought
the signature to it was that OF Tue aecea pe,
The viii was given to witness by the he e
lanes Maher, L. p. The deceased spoke to mn,
~, Several occasions about his having his will
in his possession. The deceased was by repute
ilieritimate. Mr.. Mangan was then examlned'
anu AM. that he was sure Kinsella not
present when he signed it, he did no. Know
whether the document produced was thau ne
fore the testator when he (witness) signed II.
InSge Warren made q decree condemnlng the
wilis bnt allowed the Rev. Patrick Maher his
costs - 80. .li =. .,-.. 49, ,>o;,+
newt of the Most Rev. DIR. James Lynch to the
administration of the diocese of Kilf are and
Leighlin. DR.. Lynch is G member OF INC IN,
cenfian Order-an Order to which Catnohc
Ireland is deeply indebted for great religions
services, and which has supplied her with some
most efficient and distinguished preiates. Dr.
Lynch possesses great learning, long expert
eIce in Government, as Rector of the Irish Col
lege at Paris, aud Coadjutor Bishop OF elias
cow and is member of o Respectable famiiy,
distinguished by their edifyinS lives ana their
Catholic charity. t,- ~
CIARE-Died, on Tuesday morning, at the
Presentation Convent, Fethard, county Upper
airy, Mary, in religion Sister Mary Aloystns, the
beloved child of John Cantwell, Esq, klltinan,
niece to the Very Rev. Dean Cantwell, 7. T.,
Y. G., Fethard, and sister to the Rev. James
Cantwell, C. c., do. She had scarcely reached
her twenty-tifth year, and the fourth OF her
religious profession, when the cold hand OF
death had clasped her within its chill embrace
CoRK-The Cork Examiner, of May l, says:
At the meeting of our Council yesterday, MT.
Thomas Lyons called the Mayors attention to
the Language he was reported to have used
relative to O'Farrell, who attempted the life OF
the Duke of Edinburg in Australia, and stated
that no wished to afford his Worship an OPP
portuuity of repudating sentiments which he
considered ought not be ayowed by their Chief
Magistrate. The Mayor was about to reply,
ever much he might condemn the sentiment
attributed to the Mayor, he did not think any
one had right to interrogate him on the SUP
iect and if he were in the Mayors position he
should decline to give any explanation. The
Mayor laid that while he denied the right OF
any one to question him on the supJect, ne was
quito ready to explain. In the language he
had used he never intended to convey any eX'
preston of approval of the attempt on me
life of the Prince. He merely SPOKE Oh In.
motives which prompted O'Farrell 10 the act
and he Thought that those motives may nave
beeu-he did not say they were-pure ant
honorable. The Mayor repeated that he ait
not approve of the act. An excited duscusslol
ensued upon the Mayors statement, MIR. L
O'Sullivan, Mr.. Rearden and Mr.. Nagle con
tending that the Mayor had given sntncie ell,
less the Mayor repudiated the language az tott
he could not consent to cooperate with him Il
any public capacity. Ultimately, on the suG
gestion of Mr. NagIe and Mr.. Daily, that th
matter being now under consideration by tn
law officers of the Crown was not tit subJec
for debate by the Council, the discussion, who
had assumed bitter personal tone, was n
lowed to terminate without any action pelh
taken.
Mayor O'Suilivan published u letter in the T.
dBtiRcY IN which he said hat alta al4tts5e
to have said at the Victoria Hotel has bee
misconstrned To those Who know me
unnecessary to state that would be the Ia
man in Ireland to justify the taking OF inc II
of either prince or peasant; and called "
rell noble, not because OF what ne ND GGI ~
for Ireland. That is in my mind great VI
tue, and one that should endcar his memory
his countrymen." .. -
On the LIST inst, at the police office, Cor
(present on the bench the Mayor, Messrs- 7,
lock, Sarsfeld, Scott, Starkie, X. NJ, and
Loed, II. NJ a series of insults were offered
the Mayor byz-the- other magistrates, who
peatediy refused to recognize tho Mayor
chairman q till he would conduct himself WI
= pr0prietyn At this the Mayor insisted Il
his position should he respected, and demand
of MIR. Pollock the list OF cases tor trial. IL
the latter sew eral times refused, and finally
list was torn between them IN senfie, an
90. the shouts of ''scandalous," shame, sham
etc, from the other Orange magistrates.
Chief Justice Monaghan, in pronouncing
DECISION of the Court of Common Pleas,
reference to Mr.. Barry's structures on the act
oftJudge O'Briep in the Youghal election ca
said the court allowed the cause shown by
Barrys counsel, but %dissented from Mr.; Blu
statement that their lordships could not or
nate proceeding of the kind. The order
discharged. 49,,
gret we have to announce the death, az