The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-08-22

,,as $500 but am enabled 20 say that
Marfli nppeared to be swell MP in the Fen,an
and Ribbon passwords, between ~ when r, ae =
Crown Solicitor. appeared for the Crown, ana
MIR. Kinds and Mr.. Lynch attended ON the part
0everai hours, and resulted in the parties being
adnritted to bail IN sums ranging from 4ioo
downwards, to appear for further examinatoih
oation held at the same time into a.charge
against q man named Murray, for hrihS nj MI.
ROTTERDAM, some few months ago: nagll va, Mas
also an infornler in this case, when resu,eu
in the prisoner being remanded Tall tnao uay
week, Bail being refused. The investigations
being over, the informer had 20 De Ie',,oe , -
out Of the courthouse by means OF rinse, ana IL
is believed attack on his lie was lhteuu .I
He was brought out by the back door OF tne
court- house instead of the front, ana paced On
one of the cars which We're in readiness iop
him and the police and they proceeded some
length up the Navan road, and then cTossea u
crowds who had collected in the streets lead
ing to Trim road. A stone, Intenaea ior .
informer as he was getting on h the Ta no
serious injury. The driver of the car was ' Ha,
| willing to take the informer up until the ponce
] interfered. About or O'Clock the 1o~ ~
| sumed its usual quiet appearance.-frpTeSs'
/ DEPORTATION OF IRISH PAUPERs.--At a meet
ing of the Board of Guardians OF Lh IN snst
! ITnion held the 30th ult., case OF Ssea'
I inhumnnity and injustice, enacted by the EnG
4 lish guardians at Stepney was brougnS Innu'
i notice by he deputy vlce-chairnah, M. W. t
Il who introduced little girl, ageu 9nlS Sot
wears who had been transmitted unael Mha1 az
he desiguatcd gross cruelty towards one OF
snch tender years. The child was interrogateo,
4 and stated that her mother was dead, anu tn q:
abe lived with her father, at her aunts, ~
! Stenney for the last three years, but esSfhS 70
! her father being ont of employment, he sent
her to the workhouse troat%nenee s he s m,s
ported, her PARENTS they told her, neio a's
to it. Adocument, purporting TO DE an nnlu u.
made by the child before mg,s.ra'o and ID
1Ssso ION
| in Il was set forth that she was Protestant.
The little girl said she didn't know what re-
lipion she was of, nor the nature OF an oath-
that she not sworn by any one. Inc ma ma
tron's report was then read, stating that tne
child could repeat the Lords prayer very "s AZ
5 Mvles Considered There was foul play in the
transmission of the child. and that the matter
h ought to be closely inquired lnto-tne con: $:
n nursued by the Stepney guardians was as III
!, s,jtino as it was unjust towards this country.
n The Chairman fully concurQed IN tho observa-
tons of ME- Miles ana pro- heard OFF, The
: case was one that demanded immediate action
. to be taken, and he would recommend tnat
!, the matter be referred to Mr.. Bourke
u Poor Law Inspector, and the law agent, MT
:, Murphy, with the view of aseertaining IL the
= Stepney guardians could be punished Tor theii
?. take action through the Poor Law Inspector
= and to write to the aunt of the child TOT iuI
particulars including that of the girrs Religion
s. THE JEsUrrs IN GoLpEN.-on recent Sun
O. Il n
of Tipperary, presented a scene truly magnlh
~. cent. Three Jesuit Fathers, able and Jealous
of had labored for three weeks in that parish, an
thew were now about to leave 1t. The old an
as | the young the blind and the lame, mon frot
ar | every rank and class, and from every corner
the wide-spreading county of Tlpperary, q q
e iRt S8ldea to witness !ne eaoSe Oh n
of Rev F. Banim, s. J., delivered his last an
re parting sermon. His words were fatherl.
touching, melting. He exhorted each an
- every one of his spiritual children assemble
'h- there around him that last evening never
ne, give way to drunkenness or impnEity, to d
me fraction or revenge. Let that be the fruit
NC the mission, let that be the golden word rim
ir9 in their ear forever. The baptismal voy
Iq5 y,sre then renewed. The candles were scarce
,is- ordered. to be lighted when ten thousand tape
ION illuminated the chapel, and the chapel va
contain but portion of the vast congregatio
Air. A second benediction was then given, and tn
1T | terminated the mission.
ont sver-patriotic and independent corporation
els Waterford, whose royal charters and proper
ned have no equal in Ireland, are going to pass
me-. cordial vote of thanks to Mr.. Gladstone a
an. his colleagues for their magnificent exertiC
ter in bringing about religious equality in &
has ed that the Mayor, Alderman Redmond,
lore companied by Mr,e Blake NJ p, Mr.. Delahuu
hree NJ. p, Sir John Esmonde, NJ p, Mr. John
Power, NJ. p and other members, viii pay
a.; illustrious statesman a special compliment
nam nam presenting him the vote of thanks in pers
spel This is AN example whion saouin T De LS,iTS
,snI,
Hi s no one can yet see what good the settlemen
this great question will Genfer upon this j
L I-n which for centuries has boon cursed by
igFe- oious chickering's Since the news of the p
- ing of the measure arrived here the nag
n.y. the city have been floating on Reginalds 10
So and on the City Hall.
Tncn "a DAWN OF PEAcE."-At the meeting
lonn the Dublin Town Council, Alderman McSwi
way way praised "the noble and chivalrous conduc
LoonS the Premier" and hoped that the passin
- 3 s 80 the Church bill would be q dawn OF pc
none inS He believed that one feeling predomini
ana among the mass of the people of ireland,
that was to live in peace with their Protes
ult., fellow oountrymen. They wished to see
esent obstacles removed, and that no barrier sh
8 dis senarata them. Tho great bone of c0nten
that being now removed, they should hail with
any overture on the part of their Protes
) and friends for tho good of the country. IL
Rev. lieyed those sentiments were shared by
being organs of the Conservative press.
rover EEss.oN At MIDTOWN MAIBAY.-The mii
nares conducted by the Dominican Fathers in
lsola- | town Malbav terminated on Sunday 25tl
o the After High Mass the Sacrament of Cohfi