The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-02

AUIIfUk AXE me FEEL VI AunA Al
.ss NEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY !.
Of his history or country, and processes himself
ignorant of everything connected with Lieut..
Pennant or his affairs Could it be, my con,
science often whispers me, that in the SD and
by-gone tragedy played the part OF the heated
partisan rather than that of An impartial ma
g,ssaats; that d my Sat &c mraed
me into u too rigorous discharge OF my offciai
duties. But other matters are to be thought !
| of now. Harry must follow the Young man, |
wherever he may have gone, and deliver this |
| letter."
The United Irisbmen, now fully organized,
| only awaited the arrival of their French allies
fated Lord Edward Fitzgerald, the heart and
soul of the conspiracy, lay concealed In the
neighborhood. Although for two years past it
| was matter of public notoriety that an armed
political association was in existence, still the
executive were unable to obtain proofs suiii-
cient TO justify an arrest with any hope Of %.
Il the hundreds of thousands entrusted with the
secret was found base enough to betray his
sa tss
oliver Bonds, who, escaping the trap laid for
him, sought refuge in the west, where all the
| Catholics and many Of the Protestants We're
either implicated in the plot anxious for its
success, and among the most active of its agents
was Mrs. O'Mahony, the wife of Capt. Jack
T.
/ Mrs. O'Mahopy, Capt Jack and Mike. We're on
Q the lawn attentive1y Watching . s..curragh,a or
81 g canoe which, having crossed the lake, was
"a R'sss ~ sssss : sssa ssIiss -
!, The mistress" on receiving signsi, burst
into fit Of laughter and had just sent Mt the
q fion was attracted by q noise and confusion on
Is the other side of the house, and before she had
)" time to raise an alarm, Capt. Lammy, OF the
g. mounted troopers, was beside her. At the
le same moment the girl from the boat approach.
is ed, carrying basket of fowls upon her arm
At first view of the soldiers she seemed
r abashed, but quickly recovering from her sur
lie prise she walked boldly mp, and dropping &
ve curtsey," asked if her ladyship wanted any
chickens.
w {" What would want with Chickens" ex
to claimed Mrs. OMahony, and the ycome'
or come maybe to burn my house, rs if l was
he rebelf want no chickens, be off," But afte
of attention, she added "My girl, 1 may wan
it them, aud if you'll just sit down there on Tn
nv grass. and wait till I'm done with these gen
*, tlenen, if they don't prlns me " JAM II ""
he them" ,-....r,. \, -
M "Now, sir" to the yeomen, " come in; n
m anolorics CAPTAIN; do your duty; l wish T.!
his search to be rs strict as possible. l hope 20
zee have the back door guarded and the boat 81
of cuSsd !hat no one can get Nat
~ 1.nt.Lamn1y.L4 the hease=is= nrraiindes
the and neither the Pope himself nor all the dew
ia hell s rase sS.Gpe here I'll ha
ecu b;m as snre as You're standing there and eve
man Jack of you'll eat your supper in ia
adj Sergeant Woods, You so to that wlcket-Ga
yho keep a sharp look out and let no one pass"
and The sergeant went to his post, and as t
ing rest OF the party entered the house, the coh
ecR try girl seated herself upon the grass sol
and naces off and having modestly adjusted her II
ficoats SO as to cover her feet, occupied hers
dge in arranging her chickens, who seemed al0''
IN Arrived in the hall, Mrs. O'Mahouy shut
door after her. IL, :
"p'' watch the stairs. There are two gentlemen
tod file parlor: You know them both-Master Nj
said Blake and my husband -,
shs ha1e him e
and Here, Jack, my dear" cried bis better d
do fiinging the parlor door open, here's Capt
4 AFT IanImS come to search the house, and arr
icR.s ms all as rebels. A pretty passthngs are co
- to when YOU, that send more soldiers into
II, as Kings array than any etse man m Ire
n all suspected OF trying to ayerturnA thes Seve
feet, ment and destroying yoar own bread aFa y
f h,T vi Both gentlemen recei sed te annotn Gem
his with 4 loud laugh; Willie Lampy was
nyily plaining the object; of his visst, the mens
diff accompanied him were searching a closet,
ctim which he at once Fnshea mf IN s .hs and
bSsSad cealed them in her pocket. when the yeol
10 on returned TO the room, he looked attentivei!
e fell the preparations made for dinner ana sec
i the now gentlemen" said "ths inistr:
and nray continue your search without de-
rnken Lord Edward may escape Whtic youio IN
Resides. it is just our dinner hour, and II
& the are to dine at nome-a ooHo !" iSi W A" :
which dinner spoilt- 1,s , ,ro,
$500, tered and every bed and possible place of
ted in cealment rausaSge9 WIsnUuS ,sy
night, traitor Mrs. y Mapohs Hn ancom~,
their tho captain ana the H ,s w, VIZ - oonst;
AT all him continually occuPiosG: s w yUher a.
duty marks upon Ineil i a 3, I. Nv o.,
We re- rived IN the kltchc, $40 "a 81, - =
thing Lammy.l suppose Soa ~ and ON
IN, up- Perlecuy I'M t NH x "a Il T 5ians
was, lisoui ma am, 1 u ueN ms. 49, i; Has 1870
secrets him hsIe, on your 80 .bo
sailor1 "Welf, now my g 9ooi ioiio"s, Ill -,
Wedge men, yo"ii pe soou ei'''eA :"