The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-17

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Temperance Society.)
Coming TO their Senses.-A correspoudent Of
the CtoRmeL Chronicle evidently q clergyman
suggests national synod of the Irish Protest
ant an Chnrch at Cashel, to be opened with q
lie Denm for their emancipation from English
control.
The Laad QaestioR.--At the annual dinner OF
the Cashel Union Farming Society, held in the
| officers mess room, Mt the barracks in Fetllartl
1 on the 22d nit, Mr.. OHalloran, Graun House,
remarked that the show that day proved what
the tenant farmers We're capable of doing if
fairly encouraged to invest their NANCY and
labor in developing the resources of the land =:
| and he rejoiced that there was now a prospect
OF tho frnits Of their industry being secured to
them without interfering with the rights of
the landlord Mr. Cooke, of Kltinan stated
his opinion that legislation on absenteeisln
was required. For his part, he had been oyer
twenty years amongst them, and ALWAYS
desired TO give as much employment as he
could.
Orange and Green.--On Thursday, 23d ult.,
the Rev Hugh Hanna, of Belfast, better
lecture in Newry on the Siege of Derry, Mt the
special invitation of the Orange Lodges. He
denounced the proposed blending of orange
and green, denounced the meetings in favor of
amnesty, and denounced Cardinal Cullen. The
Northern JFhig states that the audience appear
ed greatly pleased.
Robbery Of Arms III Cork.-The house of
respectable farmer near Middleton was entered
on Wednesday, tho 23d ult., during the owners
absence, by two men with Dlackened faces who
took away two guns They are supposed not
TO be strangers, but there is no clue likely to
lead to their discovery.
Tie anticipated High TTde-It is stated that
persons living the lower part of the town of
southampton are leaving their houses, or
making other preparations against the hiph
tide expected at the beginning Of next month
LaadloSa Loya1tH.--It would appear that
when the shoe Pinchcs, and their little mon
opolies and privileges are interfered with, the
landed gentry can be as disrespectrul to :. The
he aS he alAD low
ORDERS" AT the annual dinner on Wednesday, |
23d ult of the members of the County |
Captain Mervyn Z. ArchdalI, NJ. p for the
County, the Queens health WAS drunk, but not
unanimously, and when the toast of tie "I.ord
Lieutenant, and Prosperity to Ireland" WIS
no one rose to drink it. The wine
stood untasted before the guests, and. for
several minutes dead silence prevailed which
was at length broken by some laughter at the
novelty of the situation. The chairman then
proposed the second clause of the toast
the ailuSion 10 his Exceilency and it
was rapt4rousiy honored: Capt. Archibald, in
replying to his own health said:
Lie could not say what had been done for
the benefit of Ireland but for the destruction :
IF it by the tyranny of the House of Commons
md the apostacy of the House of Lords. We !
ire threatened with land legislation, and are =,
Entirely in the dark as to what Will be done. S
We have been told something by Bright, it is i
rue, who is taking ~ leading part in that
natter. He will deprive many of their $
holdings and part of their lands-their own .
,roperty-by compulsory sale and hand
hem over to the Roman Catholics of this :
ountry (traitors) represented by Bright in the |
louise of Commons. Is this rightP viii \
Matching the rights and properties of one y
arty and handing them to another i'm. s
rove the condition of the country? cloud p
Noro Plotting I" a Portadotrn.-A correspond a
IN sahdaR Bn4 US the {be
+ considerable excitement. Tt appears that lie
t an early hour of the morning q large party
Roman Catholics left Lurgan in brake
rawn by four horses, for the purpose of at ~
tndlng some demonstration in Armagh az
' lille they were between Lurgan and Porta-- W
own they t4f-ttfttted green banners, and con- .
gned William OF piouS memory to warm :
iarteFs his news soon spread, and from an
nrly hour large numbers llockcd into Porta- -
own, armed with uchweapons they could /
lck mp IN their haste. body of men (about
lFty) came all the way from Lurgan on foot,
rmed with formidable looking sticks, etc ii
lie town was paradcd during the evening by n
lese men, who were ready to fight with al II
lost any person. They cursed the Pepe. and L
allied loudly for S. J. Nunan and his men who
hot the man. The local magistrates held n Vi
Dnsul tation. They advised the Roman Ca
noics ON their return FROM Armagh to go
ONE by train, telling them that their lives
ionld he endangered were they to go by the (
Dad. ms advice they had the good sense to !
ceept Inc Lnrgan men had stationed them
elves short distance out of town, raised the
FAR cry, and then formed themselves across
nc FOad, seIled C1le h0rseS, and Yaliantly took
hem from one man, who only came off second
est. The LuTgan men then mounted the ma o.
hlne and hlled 1t until the springs of the con- y
eyance groaned under their weight. From F
his advantage ground they gave cheers for L
William the Third, Derry, Aughrim, and the
oyne. Orange flags were waved, and cheers
emit the air as they moved off in triumph to :
urgan in vehicle for which they had not
Wing. r
ebse4Hes- The E5orsz
ept. 21.-On this day the remains of the Most q,
'ev. Dr. Keiran, Archbishop of Armagh and Ii
rimate of all Ireland were consigned to their 81
lst resting place in the space in front of the p!
tar of the Blessed Virgin in the parochiaI VI
lurch of ST. Patrick, attended by all the sol =
nm and imposing splendor of the ritual cere-
onials for the dead of the Catholic faith
is Eminence the Cardinal Archbishop of
ublin arrived at 10 o'clock, when the streets
Dundallc Were crowded by persons making n
ler way to get places in tho church where N
10 obseqnies were to be seIemnized. His En- f.
ence, as officiating aud presiding prelate, 90
rs conducted to the episcopal throne by the i'm
ev. Mr. Hardy and the Rev. J, M'Swiggan.
i'd the Office for thc dead commenced The wi
regorian music was given with fine devotion ioi
effect by the choir of priests, led by the Rev.
r Macken, p. r., aud the Rev. Mr.. Muonan -
no oificiatcd as channters. 4 At the terinna- a