The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-06
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ANrRM.- Prince Arthur visited Belfast on
,n nU 81 towards of 10000 persons are said to
have awaited him at the railway station, and
the streets through which his Royal HI ghness
,,asaed were throfYg ICED. An address from the
coronation WINS presented in tho Albert Hall,
and the Prince was entertained by the Mayor
CIARR-s-The Manster Ne,0s of May Sta, says
On the 9th nit, his lordship, Most Rev. Dr.
Power held s conference of the clergy OF the
Decanate at Broadford Immediately before
the proceedings of the conferences, there was i
an Office and High Mass for the late bishop
During theSweek his -lordship has removed
Rev Mr. Bresnahan from the curacy of Six
Mile-B Bridge to the curacy of Shinrone. Rev.
Mr.. Frawley from Kiiliney to the cnracy OF
Six-Mile- Bridge Rev. M. 0DOherty from Kill
keady to the curacy of Coolmena- .r=sG,
The practitioners of Killaloe are preparing to
make q handsome presentation to- their late
On Nay LIST the Limerick May fair was held,
and though the great Munster fair took place
on the preceding day, 10 was considered sue
The Bnblin Freeman of May q, publishes the
IL Francis street, Kilrash, county Clare, in the
KentsEss., the last ineinBer of the family of
the late Dr. O'Brien, of Ennistymon, county
Ciare. andFsisteSa of Rear,Adrniral OBrien, OF
Hoddesfon; Herts, England. Ase54s25s NJ. "a "
CoRx The EsaFssaes of the sth nit, in its
second edition says The nomination. for the,
borough of Youghal took place, sat haifpast
O'CLOCK, Col. Davis proposed, and Capt, Power
Romayne proposed, and Mr.. Edward Thomas
seconded, Charles Green, Youghal. The show
of hands was in favor. of Mr. Guest. poll
Died, at his residence, Greuagh, Cork, on the
4th nit. in the 47th year OF his age, the Rev.
C. Davis, p. P. aesEtlh =
lin Fseemaa, in Cork, the goods store of Mr..
Connolly, forwarding agent, was entered by
seven men, who kept the people in charge OF
the concern in custody while they searched
through the property in the store, selecting
two boxes belonging to Capt Maguay, II. E.'
which were left for conveyance to Carlisle tort
They broke open one containing military uni
forms, from which they made selections; and
carried off the other box without opening it,
in which were arms. No arrests have been
1nade.sa
The Eran,iner of the 9Th ult., says: Patrick
Barry, Fermoy, and Michael O'Regan, Roscar.
berry, who we're sentenced in go, to i've years
penal servitnde for completely in the Fenlan.
movement, were among the passengers who
sailed on yesterday for New York Both eN-
pressed their sincere gratitude to the Mayor
for his Kindness, aud the services he rendered
in procuring their release.
4 threatening letter iB said to have been
written 10y some an no person to Alder
man Lyons, warning him not to renew his OPP
position to the Mayor. of Cork. .dsas=el oati ~
DEKfY.4@At the petty sessions held in Derry
on the 9th ult., some investigation into athe
late riots took Places and ntorna Sh ms were
dict of the cOroners jury. When. an apphea-.
I'll on was made to admit James Barker SHIELD on
charge OF kllllng 4NkRsIG Dali, Tine ma
jority of the BENCH headed by the Mayor,
ceded to the application, notwithstanding that
Mr.. Coote veisemently protested against such
S Sssba sPs aa tS
The inaaest oh tile bodies Of the n IL Killed
nrlng se Mss Sd sns Cd
that CenstabIes Byrne and 1pCutchegn were
each two, and Patterson, Mclaughlin Pottera,
Price, Q'Reilly, Reid and HnnrahanJ we're each
init
ined after tina ARRAY. The man O Donnell, ear
rying p revolver, was one round Short as was
also the two disabled men Sorrogan and XIII
cawlcy.A On the 4th ult,, the jury returned the
following verdict ave find that deceased,
Robert johnson Moncrieff, came to his death
on Wednesday evening, 29th April, from gum
shot Mound inflicted by bullet fired by the
constabhlary, and we find also that the
thorities were to blame in not having eXer-
cised sufficient precaation for the preservation
of the peace of the town. We also believe that
y the constabulary received much ill-treatment
at different times during the evening; that
they received proyocation in the Diamond /;
yet we believe they were not justified in firing
without giyss..SS the crowd sufficient warning.
DoNrdA1.-I'...s Derry Journal says: The
Marquis of Conyngham, who holds considera-
BILE property in the county Donegal IT is be-
Iiexed. win succeed the late Earl of Fingall as
= Lord Lieutenant of Meath. No doubt the gov
-za4lt= of fact TINT one of his sons, Lord
Francis Conyngham, Is looked forward to as q
Liberal candidate for the county Of Donegal,
in the event of an election.
DUnI1s.- Stephen WoulEo Flanagan, Esq.
Q. c., has been appointed Judge of the Landed
Estates Court, in the room of the late Judge
Dobbs.
It:s9s said that il the Law Church Bill pass
the House Of Lords, and Mi. Justice Lawson be
chossEaey asuoaiiaEteits ono of tho Commission
ers his, position on the Bench will be given to
Mr.. RaTTy, SolieitSr General g,yA a,ysz4 "a
GALwAY.-On Monday, May 9, the congrega-
ton worshipping within the walls OF the new
church in Headf9rd, Archdiocese Of Tnam
prayed for the repose of the soul of the Most
Rev. DR.. Mallock, Bishop of st. Johns, New
foundlapdfs aud the Rey. Peferz Conway an
nouAcea misses for tho same intention would
be offered up on the following Wednesday, in
that church. Dr. Mhllock, his clergy aud poo
pie, gave towards the erection of that temple
the nlunifeeit sum of $500. "a
The Galway Express of May 8, says: We have
much pleasure in being able to announce that
Sir Arthur Guinness, Barts is so kindly inter.
Ssted IN our local progress as to have invested
the sam of E300sin shares in our bag factory
The factory has proved quite a success, ant
we learn that there are now more orders OF