The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-03-13
happiness, and prosperity of her people, de-
pended upon the first settlement OF it. Aftera
few observations, the meeting adjourned.

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and the Shannon district to-day Everywhere
he has been warmly welcomed, and his retnrn
is beyond question. section of the extreme
party, however, seem to be determined to have
N contest, no matter how it is to be orGanize1
1t is stated that Mr.. Gill will once more adj
dress the electors, asking them for their sup |
port etc. 1t is positively asserted that MS
address is in course of circulation, but Others
assert that this is merely ~ Tory trick diVisen
for tho purpose of embarrassing MI. ieroi
The nomination is fixed for "Wednesday, S'u
inst Mr. Heron is the only candidate, but |
rumor speaks Of Liberal Conservative coming
| forward
Uoykhouse Imm,ora1ity.--The Kanturk Board
of Guardians adopted IA resolution on Wednes-
l day, expressing dissatisfaction with the late
inquiry held by Mr.. Horslcy in that establish
ment. The evidence exhibited an eNtra1rdih-
ary laxity of discipline in the house. IL ap-
peared that immoral conduct had gone on lot
a leng thened period without being detecteu,
and the inspector was asked TO eN'eiu Ino
sphere of the inquiry, with Il view or asce.-
tanning how far the rules had been violateu
! and Tho were to blame, but he refused, on the
ground that the commissioners hi.d prescripeu
= specifc investigation. The guardians eN-
. press a strong opinion that the INQUIRY unuei
those circumstances, was imperfect ana lncoh-
, clusive.-Cork Examiner
Soldiers Sipging SeditiOus Songs.-In reference
1 to n statement to the effect that some soldiers
of the 14th Regiment, stationed at Enniskillen,
had paradcd the town singing solutions songs
Saturday night, which statement ,he no.o nn.
+ founded we have received the following tee-
IL gram 81 The representative OF the Press Asso
!, citation witnessed party of soldiers singing
n | seditio,s songs alen. Church street, on Satmr-
n dav night, mt ten minutes past eleven. me
II song was, March, boys, march, ana me chorus
:. mcnt is not in Enniskillen now, but on leave,
II and consequently ignorant of the circnm-
e stance"
d The ,SbiLe at BessbrooI.-Th accounts just
N received from Bessbrooll Mills do not promise
'e fayor:Lly The "rougherss are still on II strike
= A house:of Owen O'Call;lghan, carter for the
n n Bessbrook Company, has been attacked Sy a."
in were fred by tho assailants. The object is to
x intimidate. O'Cnllaghan had forwarded to
II, a, Portadown, for the company, tow intended I"
nc made but suspicion is afoot.-iLrenthg Stdndaf"
Is Dcyyy Eiecon.-The declaration of the poll
nd took place on tho 18th ult.. when the numbers
en- were declared as follows Dowse, ooo; bhN.er
~, 5.)2 majority for DowSc, -. The Solicitor
r General and Mr.. Baxter addressed the electors
~ and the former advised the abandonment OF ;
r GREAT procession of the Liberal Defence Asso
ra Cation Up to half past one o'clock there Wa
nr no demonstration of any kind. The city wa
ID quiet.
nd South Dublin Union.-At the last meeting o
he tl,c Board of Guardians of the South Dublin
ch Union Il memorial to the Right Hon. Chichest e
of Fortcscne Chief Secretary for Ireland, wa
St adopted, praying her Majesty's Government t
he int rotuce into their proposed new llcensn
he measures clause prohibiting the sale OF IL
vas toxicating liquors on Sunday IN Ireland
vas The Reported Outragc-An authorized STATE
ln mcnt has been made by the magistrates AN
ore the police officers to contradict the report as
ted the firing mt a magistrate in the north of Kerr,
use as report ed in of the Dublin papers. n
ieh agrarian onNagc whatever has occurred an
10 the rcport in question was more u Ia bricatlo
'ho got up probably by persons anxious to fnrth'
10 their own purpose.
su, Loss of a Cork .Sicamer.-The Jackrel. ne
wa screw steamer OF 1900 tons, built by Paine
,r?h of Newcastle for the Cork Steamship Compan
,in was lost in the fog on Friday night, the IL
neo ult, while on her first voyage to Cork, Wit
900 tons of coal for the Cork Gas Compan
cid Cant. Doran and the crew we're saved.
'th, Railray Accidcnt-On Monday evening, 81
the nit a special train from Armagh came in
II Il collision with the ordinary tram from New
eat at Marke thill. The engines We're broken, t
re- engine driver of each train, guard, and sevel
"w kpassengers injured, but none fatally.
~ Turning of Wheat Siacks.-On Saturday aft
Jon noon three wheat stacks, on Sandtord As
,,,, Farm Sandford, Devon, Were consumed ~ II
inc The farm is in the occupation OF Mr.. May, WI
nrs it is Thought, will sustain loss of about a Ii
mi dred pounds by the fire.
uiry The Tbyeatcnag Letter to DR.. Ndhon.-We
pris- mort ruesday.-Up to this time tho police ha
lblic failed in making anenable to law the VIII
king of the nefarious production which Dr. NAH
n to of this town, received q few days since thre
be ening his life, and which was signed, Rory
COM the Hills"
II of 7Be Eenreseui0tjon of TTppera,y-Mr. Pc
o &C Gill has issued his address as national can
,ltea date to the electors of 'Tipperary He ref
to O'Donovan Rossa rs our chosen and fai
form elected representative. the brave and unc
,, of querable Irish martyr oDonovan Rosa
MN The Land BHl.-The Post has reason to
ased Sn; ;th tbc Cnntrrvntiye pnrtv have i,
. he mated to the Duke of Ahercorn their will
t s moss to accept the general principles
i the The Hon d. Tlunket, NJ. R.---The Hon. Da
Oliver Pluuket has been elected, without OPPOSITE
rged, to represent the University in the HOUSE
mans Commons. The sponsors of the honorable
been learned gentleman were DIR. Salmon, the Reg
some Professor of Divinity, and Sir Robert q