The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-07-25

low. The other claimant Is the son of Mrs
Howard, whose proofs win be put In on the
18th hist after which the deoiBion as TO the
| title ana property will be made known. p
WExsoRp.--An Investigation was recently
opened at tho Enniscorthy Workhouse, into
the very sudden death therein OF q poor man
DIR. Goodeson was of opinion that the man died
from the rupture of blood vessel. The COM
missioners are to render decision. y.
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THr POLITICAL. PmsoaERs largo and in
fluential meeting of tho inhabitants of this
district was held to-day, opposite DoDbyhs
Hotel, Tipperary, with tho view of advocating
the unconditional pardon of tho Irish state
prisoners There wero about 1000 persons
present, and there appeared to be the greatest
unanimity ON the paxt of all In their desire 10
| do something to aid in the release of the pa
triots now confined in English prisons. MI
Timothy English, chairman OF the Town Com
missioners, presided, and the meeting was ad-
dressed by Mr.. Richard Dalton, DE-. Kennedy,
DR. Catalan, the Rev. Mr.. Maher, r. G. G. The
speeches were all brief bnt practical, and IN
| not one Of them was. there tho slightest ailu.
siou to any matter that could give tho most
extreme l0yalist the least dissatisfaction. The
first resolution deplored !" the horrible treat
ment indicted on our fellow countrymen IN
English prisons, which is a disgraee to any
| Civilized country The second resolution was
to the effect that "the partial amnesty had
given the utmost dissatisfaction, and that the
i1eople of the country will not be contentec
with measures of Justice to ireland which do
not include the unconditional release OF all the
State prisoners.n A petition which merely ex-
FOR the release of the political prisoners, was
adopted and Mr.. English was authorized TO
sign it ON behalf of the meeting. vote OF
thanks having been passed to tne enairna nam
were most orderly, then quietly dispersed. Inc
petition is to be telegraphed tonight to MIR.
Gladstone, with a request that he VIII present
il to the House, and the county members are
to BIO asked to support its prayer.-CofTespoRd
ent Freeman, Jaae 50.
PRINcELY Observation-Disclosures Bianconi,
Esq, ID. L., who has built very handsome
mortuary chapel and belfry upon his property
at Lonefeld, county Tipperary,- Immediately
adjacent to the parish chapel of Boherlahane
is now erecting handsome glebe house and
suitable ont offices upon glebe of nine acres,
part of his property. This land will he en-
closed, there will be q handsome entrance gate
and lodge, a well walled-in garden, and the
needful appliances. The house and offices are
in course of construction; the latter being
roofed-in and ready for states. The walls OF
the former have reached the second-story, and
the workmen are making rapid progress.
When the whole is completed Mr.. Banconi in
tends to convey it by deed of trust to suitable
persons for the perpetual use OF the parish
priest of Boherlahane The estate OF Long
field, which comprises about HOO acres, is
beautifully situated. That in the occupancy
of tenants exhibits traces of being very well
managed. The houses are comfortable and
eommodious, tho fences are well kept, good
iron gates have Leen put up, and the whole
gives o visitor o conviction that it is in the
hands of o thoughtful and very liberal owner,
who considers his own interest lies in the COM
fort and prosperity of those around him. He
gives o large and continual amount of employ
ment, and his firm servants and laborers oil
regard him as o kind master and liberal bene-
factor Waterford AaiL Ff Z.
PRoFEssIoN OF A RElIaEusE.--At the Com
vent of st. Clare, Miss Kate Kennedy, of Dro-
gheda, in religion Sister Mary Anthony, made
her solemn profession in presence OF the Very
Rev. Father Holohan, O. 8. F. .sr..i.
-. pop.rxlr TesN MA hax
to record the loss of m old and highiy-respected
fellow-citizen, Mr. Robert Warren, of Killiney
and acknowledgements, one of the Oldest of our
solicitors, who has passed from us at the ripe
age of eighty-two. Mr.. Warren died at his
residence, No. 30 Rutland square. 1t may be
said that he held his demesne at kidney for
the benefit of the citizens of Dublin, whom he
freely admitted to the enjoyment of its beauti-
full prospects.
THE MAGIsrRAcY.-The Right Hon. the Lord
Chancellor has been pleased to raise our dis
lington quay, and Brookside, Clontarf, to the
commission of the peace for the city of Dublin
Every one who values real worth will rejoice
ut the well earned honors which the Chancellor
has bestowed on Mr.. Duffy, whs has done more
for our religious and national literature than
any publisher in Ireland elsewhere. The
Chancellor has exercised wise discretion in
this appointment, which cannot but prove
gratifying to every class of onr feliow-citizens
FreeHaR. a4 Ha ~
= MISSION AT RATHANGAN-On Sunday, June
90 the Franciscan Fathers opened n mission at
Rathangan, in the diocese of Ferns. The Very
Rev. L. Cosgrove preached the opening sermon.
after the High Mass, to n denselYs crowded con-
gregatiou. Sermons are preached every morn
ing and evening to large crowds of the faith
full who come to hear the Instructions, and to
DO recoreiicti with God in the tribunal of pen
ance,- The Very Rev, parish priest, Canon
O'Toole, and his Jealous curates, are giving
most effective assistance in the work of the
mission, which promises to produce rich fruits
to the people of Rathangan.--C Correspondent
Freeman, June 30.
The funeral of Mrs. Connolly, the wife of
George Connolly, who, having been convicted
of having taken part in the rising at Tallaght,
was sentenced to fifteen years penal servitude,
gave rise TO something like demonstration.
The funeral was attended 10y about four thou
sand persons, who marched to and from the
cemetery in the most orderly manner.
Her Majesty has appointed james O'Brien,
Esq. one of the Justices of the Court of Queens
Bench in ireland, to be Commissioner of the
Board of Charitable Donations and requests
in ireland.
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