The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-08-08

. MsoMAahAN, July U.--No gathering Of an
, Kind was attempted here to-day. The fact
thae the numerical equality IN this county DR.,
vents any overbearing display of iptolerant il
science although in other respects Catholic
are overriuden to ascendnncys content.
SLIGO, July IA large force Of police bay
4 ing been drafted into this station on, Saturtla
night, led to tho superstition that some OranC
demonstration was contemplated by the fsy
members OF that body who are scattere,
] throughout the Catholic population of thi
county The consequence was that a sort o
ounter-demonstration was attempted by TIL,
hoisting OF the green flag on the old abbey.
DEATH OF ALDERMAN DANIEL SM1rHwrcK.-
| &c VIII be learned with profound regret thai
TINS gentleman died on Sunday, at his country
residence, kicrene-beg, Kilkenny, after a pro
tracted illness. To record the life of Alder
Smithwick would be to record every effort
land and faith which was made during his
time-for he was sincere and enlightened pa
triot and devoted Catholic.
The Right Hon. the Lord Cboncel1or hos
been pleased to appoint Francis Quin, ESQ, of
Cardaisy House, Moneymore, and Hugh Walk
er, ESD Of Magherafelt, to the commission of
commendation of the Lord Lieutenant of the
county. '-'
The Lord Chancellor has been pleased to an
point James Byrne, Esq. of the Lodge, Black
Sydney Place, Cork, to the commission OF the
peace for the county of Cork, ON the recon-.
niendation of Lord Fermoy.
Jerome James Scully, ESD, of Silverfort. has
for the county of Tipperary ; and WIN. walker.
Eco, and Alexander "a. Martyr, ESQ.,. for the
county of Mayo, on the recommendation of the |
Lieatenant of their respective counties.
DEATH OF REv. JoHN FrrzsrMoNs, p. p.
heartfelt regret we chron,
icie to-day the demise, at Ashbfook, Cushep- |
DALI, o. this beloved pastor, who, on wednes-
day night last, rested from his labors, to re-
ceive in glorious Immortality the reward of |
bis toll.
We live in strange timesi Not bell. from
burret or steeple, in Dublin welcomed the An
adversary. Last year, Werburgs rang merry
peal. Now, it discourses NO eloquent music az
n days of old, when Beresford was King. Bnf
his is not all. ksok. at the House of Lords.
IN the Anniversary they thrust the Irish Bish-
ndowmenti What are we come to And
hat more is in store for MS Times are
hanged, indeed, when such things are done
ound TO admit they. acted. on the whole. | Z
retty well. They talked good deal about
leir own true. and loyal Orange hearts, but
reak out, and with oil the genuine favor Of
ne alley, at the Rotunda meeting Thew had \
sentiments" If You please, after the American
shton: The Rev. Mr.. Wallace ''fred up at a I
ang of fellows who were chatting and laugh
q Just in front of him, as he led off with that
iginai figure of the New Zealander sketching .
= ruins OF st. Paafs. The Dublin Orange ii
ners. In only one place We heard of vio- .
nee. The Orangemen attacked q Catholic Il
iurcn ara priests house, some miles from
sburn. The brave fellows having poured in va
cir yolley, Tetreated with all speed. And !
ey did we'll, for if they had fingered onlv an III
ur, they would be in the grip of the police. 4
Derry, where i'll feeling has not subsidized =
ice the Princes visit, the authorities looked IS
arp and all passed off peaceably.--Ereeman.
BELFAST, July 14.--order was restored MT 3
NJ. Many arrests have been made Several
man Catholic school-houses have bean e
ecked, and one literally Quilted. Windows a
re broken IN several private houses. The eat
ice were stoned. They stopped retaliation ~ ~
NE ULTsER GIEBEs.-Wbat are known as odi
Uister glebe lands,o are very different sen
% the ten 4nd txankv Nora s.RAis. landa in 30 30
es in the provinces of Ulster which Formed Cas-
possessions of the Earls of Tyrone and Ty,r- asst
nell, and were escheated to the crown m Sa Yep
light of these noblemen. OF this uroDertv to tot 1
lS5 acres were assigned to the maintennnee Q o.
me bishops. Even at El an acre these !sc'
ns Would produce over half n million of t ths
iey, Dut as they were priueipally good | spe
Us, 1t 10 more than probable that NJ the ke1
O00, 900. ''oi or :
EARFuL RAILWAY AceIDKNr.-Negry, JULY hgi
Last night fearful railway accident oc- pa
cd ON tho Dublin and Belfast Junction tout
way. 1t appears that q railway porter mar
ed samuel Henry, was walking from Scar. and
tation to that of PoyntZpass On the line s sard
- ne considered the shortest way to nc. A n
pIish the journey, he was met half way bv tors
express night mail from Dublin. anS give
cked down, the whole train uaesino cnar doa'
: ne was, OF course, instantly killed, one
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