The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-02-07

DyGerlan, las Deen very KIND TO ference, |
and, moreover, it was said that the PresIy- I
terinn Chaplain might be dispensed with,
as he had no panperss to minister to-. As |
two and two make four; and Terence could |
understand 1.-THE took to John Knox. He |
may verytsoon go q the whole hog,n unless
he learns OF Mr. Gladstone's disestabiish
ment scheme.
In Drogheda, on Christmas night, some
soldiers had been drinking, and being ex-
PEELED for their conduct, they resolved to
make the houses suffer for their occupants
actions. They accordingly commenced row
ing among each other, and throwing stones
at the buil-ring, they retreatsng up the lane
leading to the barracks, throwing all the
time. Not single civilian interfered with
them; they had the row all to themselves,
and it was only ended by the appearance of
piquet, who conducted the rowdies to
their barracks, Notwithstanding this, q
version of the affair was printed in the Dub
lin Express, setting forth that the soldiers
were set upon BIZ citizen roughs, against
whose assault they eSsoidiers) only used
their belts.
Referring to the storm which ragged in
Dundalk, on the 9th December, the Demo
crdt says: On Sunday morning last, one of
the most vfoa.snt storms in public recollec-
ton was experienced lii this part of the
country, and was accompanied at intervals
by torrents of rain. There was damagcdOne
to chimnies and the roofs of some houses,
but we have not heard that any person suf-
fered personal injury. Three of the steam
ers belonging to this port and Newry We're
at sea during the previous night, but they
all arrived at their different ports of -desti-
| iIation some hours before the storm arose,
and very fortunately escaped it's fury.
| The Cork Chamber of Commerce, and the
/ Liberal citizens generally, are taking steps
for having an appropriate portrait of Daniel
! O'Conneifhung in the public reading room.
| Hon. Edward Sullivan, Attorney General
| for ireland, was reelected ON the 4th nlt.,
| Withont opposition, to represent thesb0r
ough OF Mallow In Parliament.
| On the 10Th December, the body ola man
| named Sullivan, was found in the river at
| SkibbereeD, opposite the gas works, in the
neighborhOod of the place where NJ Massters,
/ of the 65tia Regiment, was drowned last st.
Stephens Day twelve months. Sullivan
had been missing since fair day, on the l1sh
December, and leaves wife and five chill
dren.
s. The Irish Times says: According to
semi-official sources, by the return of emf
| grants which have left Cork for the last
year for the United States, a decrease of
] almost COCO persons appears, as compared
with the corresponding period of Last year.
LIMERIcK.-William Lane. Joynt, Esq,
solicitor, Clerk of the Crown for the county
of Limerick, has been appointed by his
Excellency, the Lord Lieutenant, to the
| Office of Crown and Treasury Solicitor for
Ireland, vacant by the death of Mr.. KEN
mis-.
The solemn and interesting ceremony OF
the profession of five Sisters of the Order of
Mercy took place on the 4th ult., at the
Convent, Peters Cell, in Limerick, when
the following ladies' made their VOWS and
received the black veil ut the hands of the
Lord Bishop, the Most Rev. DR.. Butler;
Miss Sheehy, daughter of the late Mr.. Gar
rett Sheehy, of Limerick, merchant-in re-
ligion Sister Mary De Sales Miss Frances
Bourke, daughter of the late Mr. p. ID.
Bourke, of William street, Limerick-in re-
ligion Sister Mary Scholasticia Miss Casey,
in religion Sister Mary Agnes Miss Mary
Moylan, daughter of Mr.. John Moyian,
| Rathkeafe-in religion Sister Mary Bercb-
mans; Miss Woulfe, o lay Sister-in reli-
gion Sister Mary Agatha.
/ LEIrRtM.-In the Franciscan Convent,
Drumhambo, Miss Eliza Moore was re-
Gently received as O novice, and clothed
Margaret Sinnot Tin religion Sister Mary
| Michael of st. ElizabetbJ pronounced her
vows of professions. and received the ip-
sigma of retiring from all worldly plea
sures-the blackwell.
The Attorney General has appointed Mr..
William Croker, Seasonal Crown Solicitor
for the county Leitrim, in the room of Phos.
Croker, Esq, deceased.
/ l/SLIGo.-The Inauguration of the new
4 Mayor of Sligo, A. Gillmor, Esq, j. p, took
place on the LIST ult., a special meeting OF
I the Corporation being convened for the pur-
pose. A cordial vote of thanks was passed
to the outgoing Mayor, James Tighe, Esq,
J. z.
/ IIRpEIsA s4.--R Richard zBagwen, Esq. cid
est son of John Bagwel, Esq, Maflfield
House, has been nominated High Sheriff for
the county of Tipperary for the yeBEs6a
4 8 Bir. Massey Robbins has been elected
Governor of Clonmel Jail. So
r On the S9th December the ceremony OF
I profession took place in the Convent, Cash
el. the young nun being Miss Cieary, daugh-
ter of Mr.. Thomas Cleary, Lisadobber, Car
RECKON SUR. The young lady took the
name of Sister Mary Joseph Of the Immacu
late Conception. Miss Mary Collett, in re-
igion Sister Bridget, was also professed on
the same occasion.
! Thomas Cantwell, Esq, was duly inau-
guTated Mayor Of Clonmel for the ensuing
/ year. on the let uIt. .a4.s
TYRoNE,--On st. Stephens Day, VIM.
Orr, Esq, Coroner for the county Tyrone,
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