The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-01-31

IHE MORNING STAk AND
On the aeth ult. ono of the most exciting and
uproarions pnblic meetings held for years in
Alderman Carter, at the request Of the Tory
members of the local Board of Guardians, to
protest agninst the expenses caused by the suit
of De! O'Sullivan against the .Guardians from ]
being assessed on the already too oppressed
rate payers of the Union.r So far rs the object
Of the meeting was concerned, it was dead
by tlse Catholics Of the city, with the Very Rev.
DR.. Fitzgerald, Rev. Mr.. Shanahan, Rev. ME-
Leahy, Rev. D. Fitzgerald, Rev. Mr.: Conway,
Thadeus ADonnell Tinsley, and Quin,
and several other magistrates Mt their head,
that the reqnisitionists were deferred, with two
these two fell In for @ share of execration of NO
enviable character and vote Of thanks was
passed to John Thomas Mcsheehy, Esq, J. r,
cause, of the Sisters of Mercy against tho gall
at that Board. = % 'fs''ss- ~ b'4I /
Lourn.-A public meeting held recently in
Drogheda adopted . series of resolutions In fa-
yor Of the purchase Of Arislai' Eailways by the
State. -. $50 -.
Rev. Richard Maclen,, e. c., IL Fran In
the diocese of Meath, died In the south OF
falling health9, on the 25th ult.a His. sister,
known in the world rs Miss Margaret Macken,
died on the same day in the Convent Of Mercy.
Thos Maclsn Esyc ~ Ha Svn
I.,r,rr tn. At4cr,,av GENERAL has .n,,oint.
a ~ W;II;. - Crnl-er Ccss;onai rro~yn SnI;c;
| tor for the county of Leitrim, in the room OF
Thoe. Croker, Esq, deceased. F'a
xrr.-u a, .c,rs.,,@,,,,d ,,nt nc the Dub,in Er
psess announces the recent arrest, at Birken-
bead, of an clipping pair from Meath. The male
actor in the escapade, the writer says, is an
engine ntter IN tne employ OF tae oIe"I wssS
and is q married man, and the father of three
S gu nts NJ 4Bpss9ts ,s t;st
oangnser .. tae Isx as .,,J
manasteI, ssas.9nsa ss IUa. a,,,ssasanca
younk aIIy VI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES so}t:.ss ffsEEer ware
aitSnt ieavin~ nv sfASimer Ia America, but
Snsra ss,aessi In he sesst fae1r t0 Meath. - eii
80 -. 49,. ..t,1,,s, i..7i,,D.!,
MAfo.--Frederick 9, Ireland, ESD. mas LETT
Ballina, having resigned his eoihmissloh IN the
Royal Irish Constabulary. .
On the 18th ult. Mrs. Sarah Powell, wife OF
readher recantation Of Professionalism, and was
received into the Catholic Church by the Rey:
Thomas Hardiman, r. r., IN the Convens Cnapel
Of that town. in presence Of gSodiy number th o.
mony.
GAdoSAGnAN.-An application was recently
made to Nh Justice Obrieh to Hbefate on bail
with havinr shot Thomas Huehes, i'm the town
{ Of Monaghan, during the riot in July last. II
was sworn that Baird several times came to the
l~hall dopr, and fred at the crowd assembled op
: one Of the shots fired by Baird killed the de
q ceased. The judge refused to take bail for the
= accused. -. .li 3,e s,5 '58 "a
1 ouErN,s Co1,Nry-On the evening of the 22i
= nit Grantstown Manor. the residence of Hon
r 7. w. NtzpaArick. M r, was the scene of fes
i tivities in welcome of q visit from Hon Mrs
g Wingfisld, his daughter: In the evening nun
# Der of the tenantry were entertained at olnhel
presided over with ms weil-known courtesy esy, =:
l. MT pernaru rt.Pa.l - A Jul .U f
IS the Lads ana lasses VINO lad mel togetner 70 W
o honor to the occasion. Dancing was carried Of
+ WIN great it-IoIIso..e.hIuis anu a a.