The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-12-04


The Journal do rEvss of October 25th
savss ssTho wounded French were brought
to Pacy Immediately after. the action.
There, amidst the persons who were car
rying the poor wounded, were mo- n1s'ce nh smo
lance. In all our misfortunee, and not
withstanding the present state, Ireland mas
wished again to give us proof OF Its ira
ternal friendship for France. we beieve
we are the Interpreters Of our readers, IN
sending to those Irishmen SO devoted TO us
the expression Of our deep and heartfelt T
gratitude" 400.
For tie past week or SO. >sbip-d
ping in the harb0r has been very SCARF
consequent on calms and contrary wiads,
scarcely ten vessels having entered from
| foreign ports during thIft period, and they
have nearly all left for their final destina-
| ton. The want Of shippiSG is now begin
ming to be much felt by the poor, hard
working boatmen, slipping agents, ana the
inhabitants generally, The absence o,
caused great drawback to the haroor' 50
that the present unfortunate war has ex-
tended it's wings to the harbor.-CorE En-
amiper.
we observewit piss Ore that our excel
lent contemporary, the Ulster Examiner mas
had SO successful career tnat IL mas al I
4 yeloped from tri- weekly into daliy
: journal. Catholic interests have found III
3 | the Ulster Examiner a cuurageous and aoie
Q advocate, and the Catholic of Ulster nave
9 reason to be grateful to it for is valuaoie
d services to them during the last two years
!, The national cause has also frequently re-
8 ceived valuable suppert--from it; and we,
d therefore, congratulate our contemporary on
j its past success, and heartily wish 1t q
q prosperous future.
T Slane County Meath) Fair.-.The above
q important winter fair was held yesterday
l Al cok danarfmQnf oil
D the fair, although the business was on
B. brisk scale, we can mark no alteration II
D. price from the late fair of Drogheda. Iher'
rs was spirited demand for beeves for ex'
as portation, and those of top quality for hom'
e. Consumption. Investments were mao
g nrettv early by dealers<with the Englsl
and Scotch markets, and parties from DUP
e. lin Drogheda, Belfast, Newry, Portadown
r. and Dundalk. The best specimens OF pee
lis on the green reached rs 3D., per cwt' ~
sh top lots.
Ii Three Sons at a Birth-October l, at tt,
e- Finpar-post. Malahide, the wife of Patric
All Hand, q laboring man, was deilyereds
le- three sons, her first confinement. The poo
"a woman, who is doing well, was successful.
re- attended by Mrs. Debine, ladies' priva'
$50 nursetender, of Malahide 1t IS TO DC nope
he that the Queens bounty will be largely Il
ZEN creased from the usual three pounds IN II
,he case of triple births, ttfss is the only ca
for of three sons born this 80 years.
s S,s Death of Reu. II. j. Cdranagh, PIP,
10 Collon.-With deep regret have to a
we nounce THAT the Rev. Henry J; Cavanag
or denly Yesterday morhing. His reveren
VI, III celebrated Mass on Sunday, in the new al
, ~ ~ beautiful church of this town, and was
~ his usual health. His demise is universal
regretted by both Catholics and Prote,
w ants, with all OF whom ne WAS siea'
,e yorite.
.Iw Sheen Worried BE- Dogs.-Early on F
'at day morning four. sheep, value SlO. t
~, Droperty Of Mr.. James BARLEY, Baiftba
- we're fonnd dead in the field, being worn
!, 70 and torn by dogs. It is a custom round
Nc neighborhood where Mr. ba ala h nas
s;.S dogs, and since the country is overstock'
.tn they get loose by night, and thus their ra
80 ages are committed.
Ses- Larqe Potatoes.-On the table in
lge- boardroom of the Newry Workhouse,
- grown on the workhouse farm, weigh
no less than Ii lbs. In reply to quest
60 from one of the guardians, the master,
&c Cooke, stated that there were no less Il
o, fifteen others found under the same sta
s 'ens three of which weighed no less than 81
eda, Caution TO MdgsstfG.ss,-A. NemCo'
nave abbot on MONDAY, MT. Ii. Dgn'i"oh. ~"
,ork, trate, was fined f25 for making false
The turn of the weight of carriage, and OF
last number of his servants The defendant
come legged that the offence was eptlrely gu
the inadvertence.
lease The Recent Outrage on Mr.. Leeper.-.
b an Government have offered a reward of
Ire for information that will lead to the ap
.tory hension of the perpetrators OF the
oun- prievous assault on Mr.. Leeper, of DIR
Toe, county Donegal.
II. j. French Fund.-Mr. Eugene O'Callag
note treasurer, has handed us G51, the subst
ledg ton of the parish of Kilav ullen to the
!, au- for the relief of the sick and wounded
ollsh- the French army.
Inc me Waterford November Fair.-This mon
,hneo fair was held ON Monday. The supp
lanu- stock was scarce; prices rather on the
go crease, and very little business done.
a te Of Belfast Banking Company.-The A
nit to Telegraph states that this company
O has opened an agency in Warrenpo1nt.
lnelPs
pathy Go THERE-WHEREi-We have an a
neO- tsemept in one columns with the above
r. heading. Go There-Wheref Is 1t to Joh; o
- or the lands End Is tito Dan or bersheeoa
d." Scrintures? Whether it 10 or not Dan has som
to do with il. The full import OF the apparent @
people sNGo to Dams hat store, $50 Poydras street
irably want to keep your head aooTe b anu pttin
spirit fare fare On on Things no matter how apparently
u.s. mshaps But how can one do that viii, With E sn