The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-13
.oREINo STAR AND CATHOLIC MESSENGER.


NEW onLEANs, SUNDAY. FEBRUARY IS, ls7o,
M1scEILANEous IRISH NEWS. n
r.,.,,emartur National Schools.-On THURSDAY y
the Countess OF Shannon, IN, w;itad these a
L at:y,, T'ady shannon. since her advent
an,ongst us-now some twelve monthsInm" s ,
opportn nn k on aS has
endeared herself to all. me @ anmJnct.
xxhich was searching and minute; was calat ~.
ed by Father Walshe ana ea,ie Of the chill.
i1ren, embraced variety of subjects, lhciuuinns
reading and explanation, grammar, ge'gl"pis,
the Visitors by surprise. After the classes re
tired LADY Shannon inspected their writing,
and having expressed herself highly Pieh i;i.a
c",nnn,in&ntary to both teachers and puphs'
Having stated her surprise at finding ,ne p .ho
ficiency of the children SO hish' sue .ooA n ND
reouIarity of the pupils. AT the close OF Inc
examnation songs were sung, ftfst III tt,liso,
then in parts. The rendering OF ~ EI1 ir nE
country" by the united voices OF the chiin ,.,
produced very pleasing effect: Laaes sn III
non and Boyle left with Father Walsh express
ing their qualification at the VISIT
Circulation Of Threatening Le'ersm ort
n most deplorable condition OF inc couh'l!'
i and numberless instances have recently oo
Cured in which either from rSinS'a Tint de-
lection of the senders through the agency OF
the Constabulary is futile, no notice mas p ,E,l
g;ven of their receipt to the authorizes. no
Circle is spreading of the objects of denuncla-
tion. and an eminent mestber OF the par mas .,s
been forwarded mjssive threat ning nm WIN
the same death as his client shoulu ne Neh.uit
To argue a case which is now pending III one o'
the Superior Courts involving dispu!e o oe.
tween a landlord and his tenant. NoIices W. ~
nlso extensively circulated through the comfy
Wcstmeath epioining parties not to pay an!
rent exceeding Grifith's valuation, and ;
farmer accostca a few days ago N ins 1p..
6ay nv n fellow who came to the YARD where
he was with some of his laborers, and present
ing a pistol at him swore lie would shoot mn
if he presumed to pay his rent before ,n l i.'i'
question was settled.-Saunders' Nc'cs LeHeT.
ina letter to the 1fppera'y Free Press, MIR
Tyeron writes as follows: r." l understand that
rumor has been circulated that 1T Is not my III
tention to be n candidate for the representa-
ton of Tipperary. In the event OF a.vacanc
shall again solicit the sutfrages of the elect
ors think it unnecessary TO REFER ,, 10 s' w
events of the last election. rely on Tue SUI
mort of NV friends. shall not abandon then
/ believe many of my. supporters on the i iaS
occasion were surprised; ana ana nov , rons,'',
1T in the light of real contest, ana pelieVe
INV ultimate return certain. But have COZ
sidered it the proper course not TO pe.'.iom e g
the seat and have adopted that course Il
reasons which will occur to every indepehdel
mind / gratefully thank the friends VINO su
ported me on the last occasion, ana resp "
fully ask for Il renewal OF their confluence
Seroeaut Douse M. r., and the Solicitor Geners
sbin.DIt was ru,norcd in this city that Sersea
Dowse NJ p, will be the new Solicitor Gencr
,s- The Dublin correspondent of the Beltast Nc'
-Lessse.ae}eatS the rumor, anu auds that IL Il
fact that Sergeant Dowse VIII DO Appo,ht'
If So of course he will have to be re-elcct
for the city of Derry. In view OF the eXpc
ed reelection of Sergeant Dowse NJ. r.,
this CITY, the Conservative party are Destlrri
themselves to find n candidate to oppose III
II appears that Alderman Rose, Governor
the irish Society, is Government contract
and on that account ineligible Others Il;
been named, but rs yet no man may DE SAID
be- properly adopted by the Conservative pai
SERGEANT Dowse may have IL walk over.
Derry Journal
Mr. Mcguire, NJ p, has been honored by
Pope with special audience, during which
Holiness referred more than once TO lreii
and eaid it was with great satisfaction he
ceiyed that the Government and Parliamen
Great Britain had of late evinced real anxl
to deal with this country in q wise and gel
GUS spirit. The Bishop of Cloyne was pres
during the interview.
Mr.. Waters and Major Knox CONNER
their canvass III Malow on the 10Th ult.
the former gentleman is reported to have
very fayorably received. In the evening
members of q Cork band, while parading
town came into collision with some of
local crowd and a scufe cnsued, which fol
time caused some excitement and alarm
had no serious results.
Last week box containing eight hands
Iy finished rifles, with sword-bayo nets
ridges, etc, bearing the 'sToNer" mark,
seized ly the police at Ballyshannon, in
Gal The box was addressed to " Mr.
Cher, Donegal" and labeled, "pickies
sauce"