The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-31
ST0aNINa STAR AND CATHOLIC MESSENGER
nv oRIEANs. SUNDAY. OCTOBER 81. 1863
T-IsoEIIANEo8s IRISH NEWS.

XIII, mr. Aafarti,t-L Which ?-Everything now
-days must be hlshsy splcSm9 70 s1t do Itmnst
have sprinkllhg of cayenne 70 stihluia 1 ;do
adea appetite ZNothing' appeared more I'M
,,robable than the first version of the capture
Of Col KELLY, and yet one of the most thought
FnI of london Journals was taken III by the
narrative. "There was something almost pa
thetic and certainly dramatic, in the hliuueh
discovery of the notorious Fenian colonel as n
diving patient in hospital" OF his IDENTIFY
it appears there could be little or no doupt;
Koiiy had certain marks on his person, anu
c6rresnondinp marks were found on ms dtads
Martin For two years Kelly had been goin8
openly about London, but death AT last nun1eu
him down. The opponents OF an amnesty WEI" eI
deIi0bted ut the capture of Kelly, for the
modern Catesby was actually gong to attend
q meeting of his brother conspirators when y
fatal accident terminated his career. HOW
could the Government grant an amnesty when
conspirators, under the presidency Sot Coz.
Kelly were actually plotting in, the very
capital The inquest brought out the true
facts. and gave q very different color W the
. sensational story. The landlord, with whom
the deceased lodged for nearly three years, aa s
known him all the time as Edward Marlin,
and he never passed by any other name. ne 10
was coEnpositor and reader at the Queens
printers, Dalstop street, from. ehe oegIIning %
1867 up to the night of his DEATH @4e sIfis Il
sober, well conducted young man, anu seems
to have made very few acqua:EiSanceS. Inc
overseer of the Queens printing once ga nT'
, tffy-neyer heard Martin express any strong
noiitical northumberland him always atten-
tive to Ibis DHSiDeSS, anu NO lISNSi ttPPt"iS
mnder the influence of drink. Both the land
lord and overseer are Englishmen, and from
the affectionaIe manner botir spoke OF efartin
he must have been very amla6le'~ ana WIN
little of the daring of the colonel for whom he
was lnistaken.--Er ee7ndRs J0urHdt
sWatorfoTd.--The Lord Lieutenant and the
Countess Spencer paid visit to Waterford on
Monday s4th inst, and were received with
GREAT respect by the inhabitants of the Hrbs in
Metd. Loyal addresses were presented by the
Mayor and Corporation and the members OF the
Chamber of Commerce, and their EXcelleneies
ooImson's steamer, were entertained at deieuHer
by the Corporation in the TownHaH.
At special meeting of the Dublin Corpora
ton, on Monday, 4th inst, the Lord Mayor IN
the chair,-it was resolved that n grant of Is.
per head per week should be granted in aid of
the maintenance of the boys in the ST Mary 8
Industrial Training School, lnchicore
Land In Wegfor1.-The Times Commissioners,
In his last letter, gives interesting sketch of
this county. The greater part of the land, 1T
appears, is parceled out in small farms, and
the relations of the tenants with the landlords
are generally speaking, satisfactory. Tho two
classes, as a rule, pull well together, but there
are exceptions, and among these we lind the
nobIernan who was in such q hurry to deny
that landlords ever refused leases for political
reasons. On Lord Conrtown's estate 1T seems
to DO the fashion in letting land not only TO
give n preference to Protestants, but to offer
advantages to tenants of the favored religion
which are denied to the Catholic farmer. The
rents throughout the country are high, but the
orally comfortable and contented, while the
advance of the county in agricultural wealth
has been far more rapid than that of Meath,
where large farms and cattle breeding are Ill
vogue.
The contents of o large haggard, belonging
to Mr.. Francis Wyse, at Granabraher, were set
ON fire and totally destroyed last week. The
incendiary was an imbeeaee erent9re, named
Thomas SYysc, wfIo has already inflicted con-
siderable loss the members OF the Wyse
family by q similar act, for which he Tor q time
was detained in prison.
al number of witnesses were examined by
the Election Commissioners at Cashel on the
9Th. IL was elected that at the two last cleo
ytions sums varying from E40 to 3oO were
offered and paid to voters for the use of rooms
which were never used afterwards, and that il
was an understood thing in the borough thai
persons We're to vote for the candidate WIG
hired their premises. -,
Escape from DTotCaiHg.-Last night (5th) 1
sailor fell into the water at Merchants Quay
The man was drunk, and not struggling OF ever
calling out, would have been probably drowned
had not q little girl run up to some men at tn
corner of the quay, who Immediately hastene'
down the slip, whore they perceived the sailor
yainly attempting to grasp q step, the edge {
which was just too high for his reach. TIL
men pulled him out of the water.
On Sunday Sd inst, n mission was opened j
Midtown by two of the franciscan Father
from Killarney. Crowds of people hocked i
. to early mass, which was celebrated in tn
Conyent chapel by one of The Fathers MIC NJ
day mass celebrated by the Rev. Fathe
Brund, who delivered the opening sermon
The Times Commissioner, describing q httl
Paradise in tho County Wexford, in which til
inhabitants possessed every evidence of thri
and happiness, goes on to ask:
What are the causes of this prosperity, {
= this fgment of a happy form of life, let int
{ the iEIaloyely frame of society in ireland
These people are, with hardly exception
Catholics; so the offensive theory is at fau
that resolves all the ills of life into Popery
The FeRiGR P1'isoRers--The Dublin correspoG
dent of the Times says the agitation to obtai
n release of the Fenian prisoners is spreadin
over the country, and daily acquiring increase
strength. 1t has quite eefipsed the tenan
right agitation, and seems in fact so muC
more attractive for the multitude that the pr
rloters of tenant light movement have though
it iudicious in some instances to work in all
ance with it IN order to secure success
their demonstrations.
a LGEdzord Offering. - An Englishma
writing to London paper, gives the followir
anecdote illustrating tenant right on Il
Hertfort estate, Lisburn:
George Beattie, ~Jr., groeers assistant
Iisburn possessed q beautiful grey hour
which he left in charge of George Beattie 81