The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-07-10

"a Rinan1y tnAt sthe tins eannet be far data
ses .na es. hell a.. majority
ooISeess g0ysrnrnent. The diBessablishms
g tIs sssse Church he: cast down the bazri
B bsgin 70 eee that the wisest and heat conr.e
+ - sHken lp serving Irish interests 10 to labs
= 10r the achievement Of home rule.-Dxndr
- SIeAs and deplorable want in our nation,
: cIsESctes is opr deficiency of that forethough
$ Mmon stimulates our English brethren to MAJ
: tasmseivos together and organise for the 81
I - o' nns g common object. We seem nc
rather stand out solidarity to acoomplish on
IR9tRoses, DEPENDING with Overweenin9 con
6 aSsnce SPon opr single. unaided arm. tn
great barrier egainst the making Of commor
\ the germ. q new nstionai Nc and nstion ns;
P.ps sna 81. o se soex of
over the Island and nowhere, we feel sure
j VII that union be frmer, more cordial or more
MN si1S man a. Wexford We we're ON Tuesday
1ssns, hold ont the right hand 81 feIlow ship to
froteetant and Dissenter, and to hear him
scout the idea that Protestant and Catholic
cannot set aside their differences and fight
enoulaer e sheel4pr, for their common oo1n-
T. ~ i ssEs attention 81 Catholic and
pEesses Permeate through all oreeds and class
g. " those who doubt the sincerity of Pro
sestant patriotism, We would ask what names
tory Of the last century, Must tSev not a an-
swer, those Of Protestantsf who than Pro-
tesssnts wsre more trusted or moro sternlx
What the United irishi Were t thev not Prs
tessants, and were they not Irish to the core
And are the descendants of these men less
I Ioness O. less irish Let the veil be once
T GIWn 1Fom their eyes: let that bugbear-I
decentralization, be shown to be pRantom
co9Juredsnp BY the heated fancy of bigotry, |
AN anu We Frotestants of to-day will Be as
OF sS.-WeEtord People.
HE L. GEo. HENRY MooRE.-On Sunday
evening XRe and respectable meeting was
o aeia II Daiys Hotel castlebar, for the purpose
abort time since by Sir George c. O,Donneli.
BART, and others, to perpetuate the memorv Of
t me late lamented Mr.. Moore, by having q ma
chair was taken by the Venerable Archdeacon
browne, T. p, Castlebar, and there was yerv
arge number of other gentlemen from the town
,resent. Ihe Kew. chairman referred to the
Ia9y good qualities of the deceased, and con-
ioded 1y expressing the hope that all would
ne with each other in promoting the good .
york in which they were engaged. :
iHE POLITICAL PRIsoNERs' INQUIRY.-The =
reatment of the political prisoners have re-
used to accede to Mr.. Butts request-that he. !,
some M 81. other person. actingas the representa-
ermitted to be present at, and take part in.
40 inquiry. The grounds on which thew base o
,e,r refusal are those on which they previous +
the Amnesty Association, and which simpiy 7
mount to nil. They will not examine rs-
ased prisoners as to the treatment they re-
rs4 during their imprisonment, and they
atement which it may be desired by the
lends OF the prisoners, or any person acting =
! Ineir behalf, to submit to them, and to exe T
cessary, any released prisoner who may ten 90
T himself for examination, and whose evil
arin %sy sppsaIs likely to have any material
10 invited Mr. Butt I" to make anv ralevant r
atement orally y before them. The only l.
zee OF mesh information which this letter to
: Butt contains is that competent short ~,
nd writer will be employed to take down tai
; evidence that will be given the
lUNAcY OF Mr. DARCY IRvrNE.-We notice sho
IN s.ncere regret that the Investigation held n
Tuesday by Messrs HEM, 8. c., and VI
sdy Q. c., as to the state of mind Of Mr..
,,arcy Irvine has resulted in a verdict es-
. .,sniiag the insanity of that gentleman. ISIS
ciusion at which the jury arrived. Our Re e
dsrs recollect the extraordinary pranks of N
Irvine Twin before his arrest. Since his commit IL
hrst to prison and then to a lunatic |
lum, his conduct has displayed evident Bety
ptoms of insanity.
JPPosED FENIANs IN LONDON At the -
yieDone Police court, on Tuesday, the two d.
pSst mn remains, Davitt and Wilson, were Co
AFTER some further evidence of an min. to S
ant nature had been uiyen thew xxara com, from
ed for trial to the Central Criminal Court SPs
ne charge OF conveying arms into London | curai
tendency of the evidence adduced against cess.
was on the whole to show that they had AR
engaged in the conveyance or arms from L.
iingham to London and other plaoes. the
evidence connecting them with the Fee Won
body being that of Corydon. AS the t aeh h
ners have reserved their defence for the Alum
mt, and as only one side of the story ias' ing {
presented to the public, it would be the m
testify wrong to comment on the case. TIE,
RDngAL CULLEN.-The rumor crows aoa;n oAloe
Cardinal Cullen is not to return to Ire nR.
as Archbishop of Dublin, but that he is to = -,
in Rome as q special adviser If true that
Fps this foreshadows his advancement to Teeth
apacy itself, an event which MANY here In eye
der probable.-TRe Eoko WALTON
DE HERoIsM.-Some building is in pro u.
Mt Tullowbeg College, and an extreordi- las.
accident occurred there a few DAYS since | 0s.
'e mason named William Devereaux was on'i'
TX upon high wall, he was placing person
stone of great weight in position on the Tho,
70 when he felt it slipping from him inst
elderly woman was leaving the chuTch. 70 call,
vo shas ii fs all She mshs and
even at the risk of his own life, he
suit was death to himself The Door Sells
succeeded in his brave attempt for he 1 1asses
the stone long enough to insure her Jewelr,
and saved her life by giving his own Partf
a1d Is WAS sf tiled shS SG'f Hs him
q, for his life, ever that of moral and
us man, was ended by characteristic W, -
devotion and humanity-Letnster IND q
nDhlak antifIad. UJr;.h Not;o-.1..-