The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-07-04

namber of clergy from the surrounding dis
tricts, also the Very Rev. DIR. Phillips, p. p,
Roscommon- The happy ladies' who have been
SO peculiarly blessed, are Eliza, second daugh-
ter Of John Neila1, Esq, stSnepark, IL religion
daughter of Dr.. Burke, Ballinasloe.
sLIao.--Afr. Hugh M'Dermott has been APP
pointed Crown Prosecutor for the County of
Sligo, in the room Of the lats Mr.. Concannon,
Q. q. Mr.. MDernott Is said to be IN able Law
Jer ag- "a
TYRoNE.-The Lord ChancsIlor, ON the re-
communication of the Earl of Charlemont Lord
Lieutenant Of the county, has appointed Rich
lick, TO the commission of the peace for the
County Tyrone. ~ rs!
wATERroRD. M. Gerald p Fitzgerald, of
the Island, Waterford, in forwarding f2 as his
subscription to the portrait Of O'Connell, for
the Waterford Town Hal, expresses the wish
that there copld also be portraits of Cardinal
Wise@an, Sir Thomas Wyse. Edmund Keane
and Charles Keap. the most celebrated Water
ford men of this century.
WExBoRDs--A, Castlebridge correspondent
under data june 2, says, A mission was opened
at Castlebridse on Sunday by the Missionary
Priests, Epn.scorthy, who have, since the eS-
tablishment of their order in this diocese, been
instrumental in bringing back many q strayed
sheep, and restoring the white garment to
numbers who had wandered frem the paths of
rectitude. The Rev. gentlemen engaged in this
mission are Fathers Warren, Cullen, Browning
and Cloney.
WIcKLow.-wm. R. O'Byrne, Esq, J. p,
Babinteely House, county Dublin, entertained
the tenants on the Wicklow division of his es-
tates at a substantial dinner in the Green Tree
Hotel, ON the evening of the Sd ult
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PRESENTATION TO LORD CHANCELLOR OLA
CANA deputation of members of the bar
waited on the Lord Chancellor on Saturday
and presented him with marble bust of him
self. They also presented an address express
ing their respect and regard for him upon his
elevation to the exalted position he fills. The
Lord Chancellor returned suitable reply.
Joyce, the National Schoo1-master, who was
arrested in Westport on q charge of Fenianism
and having q copy OF the Feniau oath in his
possession, has been committed. for trial at the
assizes. E.
LIEUTxNANrcY OF COUNTY MEATH.-Her
Seal of Ireland, appointing Lieutenant General
the Marquis of Conynghain, X. p, G. C.. H., to
be Lieutenant and Custos Rotulorum of the
County of Meath, in the room of the Earl of
Fingall, deceased.
Mr.. Pigott's account of the way the Fenian
prisoners are treated is so explicit and, if cor
rect, 80 infamous to the prison authorities,
that q searching inquiry into the whole matter
AN inquiry conducted by Independent per-
sons--is absolutely requisite. What he writes
respecting the ODonovan (Rossa) exceeds
anything we have over read of as practiced in
Russia, Austria, or any other country; it
would shame the most tyrannieal Asiatic po-
tentate that ever welded power over unfortu-
nate prisoners. The question to be decided is,
tipctly understood that we don't for moment
imagine Mr.. Pigott has wilfully misrepresent-
ed the facts but we cannot help thinking he
has himself been deeeived.-Teekly Register.
We have much pleasure in recording, says
the Drogheda Argus, a tribute of well-merited
appreciation to the worth of the Jealous, pa
triOtic, and esteemed curate of Tullyallen.
The Rev. Mr. Gallogly having endeared him
SELF by his many virtues, to his parishioners,
few of his many friends and admirers consid-
ering the extent of his parochial duties, ex-
tending over an area reaching from Oldbridge
to Newtown Drogheda, have generously pre-
sented him wish beautiful horse, croydon,
and harness, together with a valuable purse of
gold. Never was gift more gracefully be-
slowed.
Mr.. JAMES STEPHENs.-It was currently re-
ported through Killarney that Mr. James Ste
phens, the Fenian leader, was sojourning at
one of the local hotels as the guest of one of
some Americans who recently arrived there
from Queenstown. Mr.. James Stephens was
formerly well known in Killarney, having
spent some time there a teacher of modern
languages and it is stated that he has been
recognized by some of his old friends.-4AuR-
ster Meas.