The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-20
1nscrrrAHrogs 1RlsH NEWS.

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Gayyan on n visit to the home of his youth.
crAnE.-The Southern Chronicle says that
branches of the Munster Bank are about Pc
ing opened in the comfy Clare, including She
towns of Ennis and Ennistymon.
The trout fishing mt Killaloe, on Tough
Derg, has become very good. Two English,
men who recently went forth from the hoyai
Hotel,D under the advice of MIR. Michael Con-
sidIne, the celebrated Lake fisher, IN a few
hours caught twenty-four trout, averaging
lbs. each, or ~ lbs. in the gross. Another
visitor hooked a gil1aroo trout weighing us
- CoRK.-On the 21st ult, as duly set forth in;
our Irish correspondence an election for May or
of Cork took place, to fill the vacancy caused
by Mr. Daniel O'Sullivan's resignation. Alder
man William Hegarty was elected over Mr..
David Augustine Maggie, of the Cork Herald
The Cork correspondent of the Munster Ncirs
gaining credence, that vacancy is very likely
shortly to occur in the representation OF this
city. The circumstance which would lead to
this vacancy WILL if it occurs, be hailed with
the country at large 1t would be certainly
premature to speculate SIS &c VIC che future
names of two OF three influential gentlemen
are mentioned, amongst them one who occupies
small share of popularity just now.
DERRY.-At the Londonderry petty sessions,
on the goth nit, tho prosecution against the
constabulary for their action during the late
riots in that city came off. Tho prosecutor put
forward was Thomas Henry Aoncrieff, brother
to, q young man who unfortunately was shoJ
dead during said riots.
DunIIN-On the Goth ult. o young lad, about
thirteen years of age. named Charles Grierson,
\ OF Grattan Court, Dnblin, having fallen into
bhe Grand Canal at McQnayd's bridge (near
SiT Patrick Dunn's Hospital,) was gallantly
rescued from watery grave by Mr.. William
Carly, % silyersmitb, residing Mt No. Duke
at the time%ith friend, and without a mo
ment's hesitation, or divesting himself of his
clothes, he bravely leaped into the canal, which
is very deep ut the above place, and rescued
the almost drowned}ed.
Henry Concannon, Esq., Q. c., died on the
10th ult BY his deceaseN the Grown Proseeu-
torships of the county Sligo, county Galway,
and the town of Galway, became vacant.
Arrangements were being made to decorate
the Memorial Cross, erected in Glasnev1n IN
honor of the Fenian martyrs, on the goth ult.,
the anniversary of the execution in Hondon OF
Michael Barrett.
A correspondent, writing from Swords on the
18th ult., says: During the last week the ofEy
harsh winds that prevailed, with some frost at
night. arrested all vegetation, and the early
potato crop has consequently been much re-
1t was officially announced on the 21st nit.
that the Lord Lieutenant had been pleased to
appoint Thomas Henry Burke, ESD, to BIO I'm
der Secretary to tbe-Lord Lieutenant, in the
room of Maj. Gen. Sir Edward r. .Wetherall,
deceased. -.
F'ERMANAGH.-Mr. Edward Gamble has been
elected to succeed the late Mr.. William Arm
strong at the board of the Town Commission
ers for Ennskillen.
GALwAY-The Mayo Telegraph reports that
it is in contemplation to entertain his Grace
the Archbishop of Tuam at n grand banquet
previous to his leaving for Rome. We trust
The report is, true, and the banquet will be
allowed to take national dimensions. Itwould
assuredly besmadeN a grand expression of the
love and veneration felt for the illustrious
prelate by the peopleof Ireland.
Rev. Patrick Walsh, G. c., Menloe, under
the receipt Of E6 IS zd ddi4a firm
Der of charitable people, in aid of n poor
confined of three children at one birth.
Queen Victoria also sent contribution to Mrs.
Connolly of E3.
KERRY. = A correspondent says: Another
illustration of the manner in which Justice
is contained in the report of case from
KiIiorglin petty sessions. A gentleman Mr.
James B. Kennedy, was charged with present
ing pistol at a man named Clifford, whom he
met his lands, and declaring he would
shoot him-putting the person SO threatened
in much bodily fear. The allegation does not
appear to have been contfoverted, but some
delay having occurred on tho part of the COM
plainant in prosecuting tho charge, which he
explained was owing iplpart to fear OF the gen
swore, and dismissed the case with costs.
IrxERrcK.-A limerick correspondent, under
date of the 18th nit, says: The announcement
recently made that the Earl of Sandwich had
determined to sell out his estates of Balm
Tough and Ball parish of Kilteely4 in
this county, by private contract, has 4eef-
dered 8 very strong feeling of discomfort
amongst the numerous tenantry upon tnab
property.
1ouTH.-Thc Dundalk Democrat, of May %,
says, in reference to the then prevailing wea-
Their We have had frost, showers of rain and
hail, bitter winds, and some warm sunshine
during the week. The Sonng potato stalks,
we arc told, have suffered from the frost, but
wei hope they will soon recover. Generally
speaking, the young crops look very well, and
some warm weather would improve them very
much.
At the CaFlingford petty sessions, on the 10Th
ult., three men,- named James 0NeiIl, Patrick
NNein and Francis o'Neill residing in Glen
more, were charged with endeavoring to induce
a man named Hugh Hanlon, who resides ut
Castle Cooley (ab0nt mile and a half distant
from Carlingford,) to become member of the
Fenian Society. The magistrates sent the case
for trial to the assixes, but accepted bail for
the appearance of the accused,
The Dundalk Democrat, May %, has the fol-
lowing under it's heading, ANSWERS to eorre-
spondents - A communication from the parish
of Killany informs us that tenant on the
Bath estate, whose health is delicate, permitted