The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-02-28

MiscELzANEovs shlsn rEws: "
Judges Morris and. I.asvsoH aT as
tl,ose appointed 90 preside &C tho spring assir
,,es On the Northeast circs "
81 Tbe number az pounds of tna entered for CO.
sumption 1t Belfast for tho Week snasnE =
,,y 81 was 81 40 ibs, agsinst "a l66 he, the
nsgsyio,s week, making y toEel OF s2O7 100 fps
since Janua !, against Iz2, ia same time lass
ysaIl , a,,o,,nt Of duty paid OF the Belfast Cue
s., II; "a 5se fssr tho week ending January 20,
wac IS $50 AIS. Id, against IL, ITO 4s I'd the
previous week, and GA 1853 d6s Id Same time
1aIs maj, named William Monroe recently died
In belfast. as alleged, from violences whereap-
~, his SON. John Monroe, was arrested on
cI,.rge ,f being concerned in the affair. The
Goras,er,s i,ry. however, found that the man
died from natural causes lifd the son was vas re-
leased. q Jf38s 8. y 80, Z, -. $. Z, "a.
tension Association was recently held in Bel
fast Mr. John Mulhelland In the chair. 4 ahe
chairman stated that the yield Of flax in Ireland
during the past year was tons Y little more
ners to keep the existing factories at work.
The Observer, in noticing recent improvements
in the town OF Belfast. instances the Belfast
and Ulster Brewery, which occupies the elite Of
: the late Mr.. Edward fuckers glue and starch
works, Sandyrow. 1t adds. Brewing opera
lions have for some time been commenced, and
so far this establishments has sent out porter
and mild ale only. We are informed that the
article produced has not been equalled III Bel
fast since the days Of Kane, (stili well and IA
yornbly remembered by many in the tradel
and Napier--the latter q very eminent brewer,
and father TO the ex-Lord Chancellor.
ARMAaH--A new Catholic Church was re-
Gently conseerated in Dnnmoyle, parish of Err
rigle of which Rev. James Patron is parish
uriest The site for ii was reesatly given by
Capt Deane Mann, J.. p, Dunmoyle Lodge
Heretofore there was no church in the town
land of Altamuskin eTt eE
Ci.ARE-Rey. Thomas Moloney, p. p, of Ri-
an and Dysart, died in the 59th1 year of his age
on the 25th ult. On the following day the eofT
fin was borne by the people TO the chapel of
Dysart. and there walked at night, and on the
the repose OF his soul. The officiating clergy
men were Rev. III. j. Kenny eelebrant, Rev.
James Vaughan, G. G., deacon !; Rev. Mr. Bul-
ger, o. s. F., sub-deaeon; Rev. Dr.. Mcffed-
Inond, master of ceremonies Rev. A. Newport,
&C., Rev. G. Wall, p. p, ehanters. AT the
termination of the sacred ceremonies, and be
fore 1interment, the body was borne on the
shoulders of the principal Practitioners around
the chapel, Messrs. Jeremiah Kelly, A. Kelly
T. Kelly, John KERN, Martin Taaffe, F. Foley,
ans o.ns.- a e the s s
petty sessions o heightened examination took
place in reference 70 the Inch Strand frespass
and assault cases, arising out of the inhabitants
by a rorte across which Mr.. Blennerhassett had
built fence, and which the people had pulled
down. The County Surveyor, Mr.. Henry Stokes,
according to ancient custom, as alleged by the
people. THE cases were adjourned TO next sos
sion, by which it was hoped the difficulties
The Board Of Guardians of the Iistowel Union
recently adopted petition for the release OF
the political prisoners.
CoRK.--In reference to q late meeting held in
Cork, to promote the movement tor the purS
chase of the Irish Railways by tie State, the
Ges ss 90. So, soms good speeches were
the attendance of the general pubhc was q sig
nifieant evidence of the apathy which exists on
the subject, outside the ring of certain preiif-
less railway companies, at whose instance the
agitation has been promoted. ~
The Lord Chancellor has appointed MT. Geo.
Cree barrister-at- law. to act as tocna tenes for
Mr.. David R. Pigott, Chairman Of West Riding
:. n i. Magnire, M. p, has consented to deliver
lecture in Cork, on the subject treated OF In bis
last interesting work Inc irisn IN ma aslectsd
for the spring assizes on the Munster circnit
7It is said that Police Constable Ciifden, wht
was implicated in the homicide OF Donovan, y
an alleged riot at Kilbrittain, in November
last, has been summoned to answer q charge o.
murder at the suit of the deceaseds relatives
Mr. john Downing, Ashfeld, was sunimones
to the Cloyne petty sessions on the t26th nat.
to answer the charge of having sent a suEn o
money to Lord Fermoy, Lord Lieutenant of th
county, to induce him to recommend Mr.. Down
~ inR for the commission of the peace for tn
county, The case then postponed; but q
sabsequent sessions the case was sent for tria
at next assizes. ls sta4 si,1;i - at.
.s'-. RRY.---Saron Fitzgerald HHd Judge Georg
. haze baen the lrdges designated for the North
west circnit at the spring assizes. 49,
In the Probate GetfFtszP8 bliHy q suit was u
Gently brought to test the7sEill of the late Jai
Canning, farmer, =whe lived near Londnndel
ry. The testatog, at his death, Ma % years 9
.age.( BY the will IN question he beqneathed
legacy of ESQ to his daughter, and the retaafi
= der of his property to his son, VIM. Canning
on condition that he did not contract ma
riage with person inferior to him, and'ff I
did, the executors were to Distribute the prof.
erty among the relatives of the stestator
America, The will was declared invalid. sf,i
DowN.-Charles Russell, Esq, Killongh, hi
been appointed to the eommissina of the pea
for the county of Down, by the Right Hon. Il
Lord Chancellor Mt the Recommendation
Lord Dufferin. t.1
A ChstleweIlan correspondent announces TIL
Mr.. Peter o'Elynn, of that town, gentlems
well known to the nerchenfs of Belfast, n
left that town to join the Jesuits--thns cons
Grating the rest of his life to the special servi
of God. sf. i4slag8. II az see
DUBLIN.-The Mayor of Dublin will take q
vantage of the first public lepce tn prese
Queen Victoria the nonster petition for .
amnesty of the Fenian prisoners, which h
been so extensively signed by the COZ porate q