The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-16

sAIsNshS srI.-4Th Northern Star of q late date
saws = On Saturday evening party>of Orange
rabble paraded the streets of Lurgan, causing
great annoyaiice to the inhabitants by the bor-
rid noise raised in their efforts to produce
: party tune by means of an asthmatic fife aud a
broken drum, the latter was belabored by one
of the party In q manner which plainly showed
his heart was in his work This Saturday
might parading, in our opinion, is merely prac-
Using for the coming twelfth, when we are
promisedea hot time of it, by way of showing
the gov eminent the physical strength of the
iOrange repealers. -
l|CLARE.--The Glare Journal of a late date
says !: The Australian mail Brought the sad in
teiligence of tho death, by drowning, of the
Michael Quinlivah, p. p, of Ballincally, and
son of the late Michael Quinliyan, Esq, Bally-
vaughan, in this county He was drowned
while bathing at Port MacGuire. - ys4s
uzCoRx.---It lis said that in consequence of the
unseating of MIR. Weguelin, as Parliamentary
representative of the borough of Yonghal, Sir
Joseph MeKenna will again offer himself to
the constituency. Isaac Butt, Esq, q. c., has
also many friends and admirers in the borough,
who desire him as their representative. The
name of Lord Edward Cavendish has also been
mentioned as O probable candidate, and he has
lately been stopping at Lismore Castle, with
the Duke of Devonshire.
r.. MIR. Mccarthy Downing recently presented
petitions in Parliament from merchants, ship
owners and others of the port of Cork, praying
that the contracts made with Messrs. Cunard
and Inman for conveyance OF mails between
the United Kingdom and the United States via
Queenstown, be continued.
The Dublin H'eeman's Journal of April IL
says: Our correspondent at Queenstown in
forms that the constabulnry of that town
Yesterday received INSTRUCTIONS to search the
two outgoing American steamers for person
named German, who, it is alleged, is the bear
er of some documents from a person lately
landed in this-country to persons in America.
A whaleboat containing Ave men was upset
in squall in Queenstown harbor on the morn
ing of the 18th nlt., and three of the crew We're
drowned.
In the police Office, Cork, on the 18th ult., a
characteristic and exciting scene occurred, in
which some of the Tory Magistrates and the
police tried to browbeat tho Mayor, during the
course of which the latter bravely declared ::
80 As q magistrate sitting on this bench, must
say before the country, that not o single man
or woman, Utmost, comes mp here that their
claracter.js not attempted to be taken-eway
by the police" Applause in the body of the
court-) And again, in answer to Mr.. Dams
coznbes "perhaps yeu would rather have no
country VI uld BE better without them.1
Norfherss Star announces that
ON . recent night the Catholic Church of
iFaughanyale, county Derry, was entered by
ssome person or persons and ave beautiful and
valuable ,candlesticks stolen therefronn. Ex-
cept three other candlestscks, which were on
the atari and which escaped, observation,
these were tho only. articles of value in the
schnreh at the time About q month before,
while a. mission was being conducted there,
this church was entered IN similar way and
- costly ciisslieS and ssplendid remonstrance
stolen stheEefeln. ssT--~.EolrA4l',ss& TSl2J
81 DUBHIN.--aA man W he had been n soldier re-
scentlysdied in CliaFlemoRs street, Bubliny aged
a respectable man, naInrt FutrielS GerroH,
recently died in Jeryis street hospital, from in
juries received by being knocked down and
driven over by horse and dray, ON the 5th
ult., in Lower Ormond Quay. s.e,s~fes
An old gentlelnan named Robert Hoops,
lodging with Mr MeLeays at "a HOLES street,
rae % n bNr, m
self with . pistol. Deceased is said to have
occupied highly 5mpostant position in one of
the first mercantqe houses in Dublin
nit, the Lord Mayor presiding, to make ar
rangements for the establishment of central
chamber of pgriculture, composed equally of
The Dublin lTi8sman states that the collec-
ton for thef families of the Fenian prisoners
has already proinced the large sum OF E2192
GALwAYAon the 18th ult., in the Court of
Queens Bench, Dublin, decision was render
eS IN favor. Of Father Lavelle on the question
Proudfoots tried at the late Galway Asszes,
where q verdict of one farthing was rendered
for plaintiff, judge Fitzgerald in giving his de-
cision based 1T on the fact that the libel was
incontestibly malicious.
KrnRY.-The Tralee CEroaicle of q late date
Gives report of the speeches at the soiree of
the Killarney Total Abstinence Society, held in
the ball room of the Kenmare Arms Hotel, on
ApriI 4 Key. Thos. SheehY,- C. G., was the
csiaff-T he seeieEy was -estab 4ished Hast Jauus
AIRY twe4veBenth, aud new numbers 15e menu
bers, chiefly young men. z - sssss
KuKENNY.-The Waterford Neus saws : Al
derInan John Buggy, Cantw6lps Court, brother
TO the talented and distinguished X. I, Buggy,
deceased, has been appointed to the Commits
sion of the Peace for this city. :as-- (,
The Callan Board of Poor Law Guardians, at
= late lnevtiug5 unanimously eiscTed john Co
ing, Esq, d. l., chairman, and p. Cody, J. r,
deputy vice-chairman. ~ Asas =
&. LIAIERIcK.-one of the largest salmons ever
caught was taken on the 18th nit, in the Shan
non, Mt limerick. The fish weighed AZ pounds.
LoxGroRp.- Rev. P. E, Sheridan, Columb-
kille diocese of Ardagh, died ON the 5th nit.
Gifted with talent Of the highest ORDER accom-
panied with the greatest humility, he was re-
spected and loved BY rich and poor alike. The
place which he held in the hearts of his broth
er priests was, shown by the number who at,
tended under the leadership of the Most Rev
DR.. MoCabe, bishop of the diocese, at the sol
JeTln office and high mass for the happy repose
of his soul the 10th ult. 80 saf
Il The Lord Chancellor has appointed I1orence