The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-23

deposed and degraded from the Office of priest
and deacon forever; be deprived of all ecciesi-
astical promotion, and pay all costs in tho case.
LIMERIcKs-Mis sd o. Donnell, daughter of Mr.
William oponnell, baker, Wickham street.
limerick, died suddenly ON the afternoon OF
April la The occurrence created q painful
sensation in the neighborhood. where the
young lady was q general fayorite
Gays William Harrison, of Castletou, has been
received into the Catholic Church by the Rev.
Father McWalters. He 10 the son of o trades
% ns sa " saSs oa to thS
MEATH.-The Earl of Fingal was found dead |
in his bed on Thursday morning, April %. The
deceased peer, Arthur James Pinpkett, ninth
Earl of FingaI, Baron Killeen, of Killeen Cas-
tie, county Of Meath, in the peerage of ireland,
and Baron Fingall, of Northampton, Berks, IN
| the peerage of the United Kingdom, nas the
only son Of Arthur James, eighth earl ana n.
p, by Frances, only daughter of Mr. John
| Donelan, of Ballydonelan, county Galway.
| MoSAaHAN,--TheM Monaghan District Lunatic
| Asylum was to have been formally opened ON
1 the LIST inst. The building is said 60 Dc the
best of it's kind in Ireland, and capable Of ae-
commodating 300 lunatics.
A painful accident recently took place at
Newbliss, by which one of the railway porteIs,
named James Murphy, was accidentally caught
between the buffers of two loaded wagons, and
received severe and, it is feared, fatal injuries
Asehibsd arnoss Es9 aans0R We're a rel
, Gently deputed by all ranks and -denomina-
tions of the parish Of ponacayey, to present q
silver tea and coffee service and goid Matcm'
| with an address, to the Rev. James hcDonneii,
P. p. of that parish fourteen years, and now :.
7 p. of Donamoine, county Monaghan a iiS
, presentation was made at tlepiayney, ah o
, wac followed by the usual social greesings.
r T,ptsEp.py.-The ddyocate announces grace
3 fully and with regret the demise OF Mr' Michael
Russell, of Moatviile, Lorrha
: Mr. Jeremiah Dalton, OF Tiermoyie, temple pc,
= derry writes to the Advocate concerning th'
= burial of the remains of the late Father JONI
Kenyon, in the chapel of Templederry. IN
says in the dying request to him o. Inc ieSe,
y the old graveyard at Templederry, where mos .s
g of his deceased parishioners lay" one OF IN
), ,howeyer, after Father kenyon aea ~,
IL BODY should be inferred in the chapel, ana "a
had the Bishops authority therefor. MI. DAl
Of ton then wishing to avoid san .,s
re great and holy man put down IN their las
ID resting place with that peace and qnietaness
" so anxiously wished for, Withdrew, WIN , W
In sad feeling that his wishes were not compie
n with" -+ ttA' - ~
3 WATERFORD Nescs, of April %, say
Of On Saturday last, John Mackesy, Esq. NJ
y. J. PIT. c., was unanimously elected Alderma
he mented brother, the late Alderman 7. L. Mac!
% esy. ND, Up. Mr.. ST George Freeman WI
i'm be elected to the vacant conncillorshiP.
An tRs TeTa HAIL Wsserord, on tie life
n labors Of Father Mathew, BY Ar. EoxEe
e. Subsequently addressesf we're delivered on te,
ID. perance by the Mayor and M Nicholson, ~
nd latter gentleman spoke highly OF she mayor
aai exertions ut the late inundations IN Materio
to provide succor for the sufferers, nrespeetl
on Of creed or faith. It is expected that Rev: i
nd Spratt will coon visit Waterford TO eoininis'
az. the pledge. =i+..
ny wzs1,rrArH.-The Lord Chancellor, on I
" recommendation Of Lord Castlemasne We
p. Iieutenant OF the county Westmeatn, has I
ss pointed James j. Eivere, Esq, TristeFna
ny Abbey BallyoracarHy, tothe commission OF Z
I've | peace for the said county.
mr. WEYPoRp-yery Rev. John kavanagh,
rye p. Tagoat, diocese Of Ferns, recently e1pil
~ ssi. tt'bis garochial residence Tho Office with
on oaiem mass subsequently held for the rep
,or Of his noul was attended by the good bisf
red and most Of the clergy Of the diocese
bio p.,,s Anil e0-knother of the men of Is
Mr. William Peter Cahsn. dled ,d TINS % Ne ca y
He proceeded to America, and after a few years
and came q partner in an Important nim IN
ond CITY He has resided in Paris for the last
man teen or eighteen years, and though ne tooh
gan part in politics, was ready TO serve nis coun
can't whenever an occasion offered. his remt
per were followed to the grave yesterday, at l.
where he died, by some foreigners ana q
ents Irishihen and Americans; among the Io HI,
ear. the venerable Mr.. George Doner0y anu IA
er OF P. Leonard.
y of $3.50. ~D-n,~, Tho Wait of Pr
l inc Arfbnr to Derry has been attended with ser
results Late in the evening there was
80 riotfnp between rival mobs, who fired on
~ other They were charged by the constabul
who had to return hre on the mons. One
&C.,. was shot dead and several others were seve
,mnr' injured. Stone throwing continued lot
n: hours The military was called out At
nnh night the city was quiet.
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