The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-09
MoRHfsG STAR AND CATHOLIC MESSENGER.
FEW ORLEANS SUNDAY. MAY 8. 1850.
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Y mAoCEAiAANGUUb IRtkA NEHS.
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4 u HANTRrM-At late meeting of the Bella
:. Town 1yuneA, 1nring a discussion RELATIVES Z
new cemetery, some correspondence whie
had taken place between the committee an
fhe Roman Catholic Bishop was Submitted.
had reference to the power which tho Roma
Catholic Bishop win have over the ground
members Of his Hook. The Bishop states this
ga Bishop cannot consecrate such grottfd nj
less he shall also be able legally to inhibit il
being used for the interment of those TO wlioi
the Church refuses Christian burial, and othe
things Tof like natures he says it is not
but of the liberty to be Interpreted as conferre
by law on every religious denomination" "A TIL
mater is to be finally brought before the Priv
Council - 4
CLARE--LisdoodFaf opas are soon to b
appropriately re-opened as a watering place
with great improvements.
CoRK.-A Cork pepper ann6unces the arriva
in that city of Mr.. Patrick oKeefe, formerly Q
kanturk, who had been forced from home fo
completely in Fenianism. A brother of his dief
from incarceration in Mountjoy prison. III.
ress5s 69m1 because the haeeas corpus act has
The same paper says We have further eyi-
dence 9f the !iluniGcent spirit in which the
Cathofic inhabitants of the Cloyne diocese are
conff1bnttng to the Queenstown Cathedral In
tw9 parishes aloneseren hundred pounds were
ItieIosal accounts say that the depletion Of
ireland, which. has become chronic at this Pc
Rod OF the year, has commenced ins right ear
nest.ft The Great Southern and WestcrI, Rail-
way bronsiit on the 9th about twenty carriages
1uIlot hearty young emigrants, who left the
nexteday for Queenstown and the Greater Ire
land on the other side Of the Atlantic the land
sssa gtsssx - 80 sysei
no@N..1The death of theold Protestant area.
oeacQn or Down. recently took place. He was
an Engnshman, fattening, as his father, bishop
ndant did on the misery and poverty of the
DUBLHNs-Prince Arthur arrived in Dnbl;n ON
t. xyiai
the-a tuesday and Wednesday following - suba
sequently he visited Maynooth College, and In
a setprp LOT generous reception read o written
,A9reporE 10 prevalent in Dublin that Lord
Unanceiior eiaga is to be raised to the peer
AT late meetingof the court of proprietors
OF she Bank of ireland Sir James Power; Bart,
and James O. Co1yilie, ESQ.,. were unaninously
re-. T1se-siec.ed Governor and Deputy Governor Of
y A man by the name of Hugh Marley of Old |
Town, County Dublin, WINS killed on the 9th I
Ply !atfng on of load of hay which he was |
GALsAYs--QERcial announcement is made that /
sne t!ord Laeutenans has approved of the APP I
$Roointmenb of Ffsccunt Burke to be Deputy.
place u. Blake.5sA5Fsssf ige5s - So X - -
:, L.sIaiacK-At the last Limerick Quarter
= Sessly1s, III; Aeahy, @, c., animadyerted very
It was stated that be had sanctioned an eject Ii
nent decree on the. evidence of a convicted
II
.LoUEH- The observation-disclosures has appointed &
ar. Charlas MeMaher; of Dundalk, Clerk Of Il
me Crown for Dundalk. This is . popular ar,-
nder date of April 81 says .fgThis morning
Don't hffy persons of both sexes started for y
Ialse 70 sail on Wednesday next from Queens 7
evs tgr 90 every Monday similar
Witnessed scenes Of the most tiistressir 3 Cha
acter-reESons Of every age and sex bidding n 2
- lafsMen 70 tneir parents friends and rela
ses re sI.granss eEs Gay ESpe Tssliss
g s;r very best speculation in the country of II
MAyo.-7At e late meeting of the Belmullet d
'pointed Workhouse Master gsaFS y
SLIGO. The postnastership ofSSligo, render o. :.
vacant by the demiseof its former occupant. y,
5 Been conferred on Mr.. Joseph Foley, Of in
kshe late Sligo Quarter Sessions, the Chair n,
morally. . \ ~ NN-s' te
The Tipperary Adrocase of April 10
avs . AZ proof Of the yeneration in which an
Q patriot priest OF Templederry was held by tn
> flock, each morning since his interment tn
autifm spring flowers are carefully ARRANGED to
g placed on his grave. Already several of til
p. GIL for contributions towards the ca
cotton of 3 monument to the memory of Fa- cfi
er John Kenyon, which promises to be one
- S-NS eS~HoAoS0s WOkUDy anu QelOFeU
T,he [yaahal .,s,-rass,D &, ~, pr
1870 -. eleI uaSe u Lne do
s1,s.a 49,, .osenS snere Is no lie
49, - Af51nln ~ any tn
"a ~, ~ WIN tne mur- TIL
Masat eseStshg
~ sessonss shSI 49, ~ ~ Ag SnS weekly gis
,rrsS : T,1 VI P1Spstgiy pc als- ed
49, "a an 81 ~ ~ esconuiisseratlon he
uur1ered man. "a "a
49, h; slS ueatn Oh mos nc
ha ~ - We're inserred emf
Iar s.ee - Als.an Inc coctege be- the
4 - 800 els,Ta up
says SO. 80 INTEL igeqce has been received va
9 That the chapel of Movglass, situated l
Ms q mia from Bnffana, ~ hare ichard Ton hoI
FNaS Htrdeu4i, WIS entered, and, amongst loa
pr articles, psiF of candle sticks and some poe
yer vases wesa en- from fha spIfar 1,,1s ran
gious hasEsls.isIs - at
new police station has been established at :" I
a late New Ross C,nortor So Z Z
s there was not d sinoie crirn;naI caso Is fore
/. Hence Tho Chairsna1 IIeur,- West r. est
fe ia,oes,,ia,,t 80 4l,x,f - ~, illU