The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-13
falling on some loose COW is the Fcanse ~
signed for the fire. ~ la.s1 !. "a. 49,.

alling on some loose COW Is the icansel es-d M
igned for the fire. vs. 5ss.- ,s--t iss
The Ship Accident at NesccastIe. -Two1 I,
more deaths have taken place, the result Of :.
at Lowewalker on the Tyne,
making six up to the present time. The Fl
injuries to several more of the men are as n
Stunning a very serious aspect. The inquest v
on the bodies was opened on Saturday at "
ternoon at Walker. The bodies were e
viewed and identified. The position OF the {
ship was also examined. The only evidence i
taken was that of Identification, and the v
inquest was adjourned until Monday, 10Th c
inst. Had the ship lurched to the side, the i
consequence would have been much more i
disastrous, as it would have caused several {
more ships that were near to have hlled t
above their workmen.
Aid for the French Wounded.-By the list
published in orr last, it will be seen that '
the people of Dungarvan have done their
duty towards gallant but stricken FRANCE.
All honor to such men as the originatOrs OF
this movement, Michael Arthur Anthony,
and his good and humane co-laborers, WHO
have brought the work to SO successful an
| issue as to be able to send to the re.iei Oh
the sufferers the handsome sum OF oven
| E 16O. Every city, every town, almost
every village in Ireland is up and doing to
send forth aid to wounded France Water
ford Neurs.
Doonamena October Fair. - This fair,
held on Monday, exhibited the largest
supply of stock witnessed for tue last ten
| wears the attendance of buyers was also |
very good. The holders Of stock were in
anticipation of higher prices, and probably
would have realized their calculations were
it not for the glut of stock offered for sale,
which rendered supplies over abundant for
the demand. The heaviest lot was 100 bull
locks, at 9l2 l5s., by j. Reilly, Esq, Bal
mullet, to James Simpson, Esq, OF Cloona-
castle.
Skreen County Meath) October Fair
The above important fair which has, from
time immemorial, ever taken-its place
among the great fairs of this country, and
; which, from the fact of its coming immedl-
, ately after the fair of Ballinasloe, attracts
q the attention of breeders of stock In this
h and adjoining counties, as we'll as export
f ers, stall feeders, etc.-was held on We'd
= nesday. In the beef department., the top
' lots went off first, and fetching from 7Os.
= to Us. Cd. per cwt.
The Catholics of Wexford are now up
n and stirring in answer to the noble appeal
q made to the Irish people by the Earl OF
Granard in last Tuesdays Freeman. On
this day a requisition was framed, and is
!. now in course of signature, calling publc
> meeting of the Catholics of the county
If Wexford to express their sympathy WIN
e the Pope and to protest against the fragrant
- Injustice offered him in the III vasiOn of his
Il dominions.
1t The Catholic Unirersity.-The solemn
n ceremonial of opening the academIcal SEES
,e sion of the Catholic University took place
g on Saturday in the Church attached to tha5
>. institution. There was a very large and
n fashionable congregation assembled, who,
,e from the unusual interest they manifested
n in the sacred function, were evidently
10 anxious to attach to it a good deal OF po-
Or litical significance.
ID Charlemont House.-For some time past
t. this historic mansion has been undergoing
% a process of dilapidatiOn previous to Its
10 sale. The beautiful marbles which the
SO "Voluuteer" Earl brought from Italy
ty have been taken down and sold as ma
is terials to builders; the terra Gotta bustoet
ar of the Roman Emperors have been present
ed to the Royal Irish Academy by the Ear
of Charlemont, and the house is now to b.
IL sold Immediately.
t. The Recent Accident on the Cork ant
IN limerick Rail,cay-The Cork Eransne
IL states that the goods-guard injured In Thu
ne accident has recovered. He will not, how
he ever. be able to return to his duties for :
as few weeks. The stoker is still under medi
er cal treatment in tho hospital, and is ais
recovering It is stated that hat no o. less s ina
p ten actions for damages Will DO prougu
1T, against the company.
~, ne RELIGIOUS Profession.-On Saturday last
n ~. the 18th inst, the solemn ceremony OF tn
wv profession of religieuse was celebrated i
"a the presentation convent, Mlilstreet, coun
er' ty Cork. The novice who resigned all tn
~ vain Joys of this world to earn for herse
Nv, the never ending glories of the next We
e n Miss Mary Dunning, called, In religion
ice Sister Mary Berchman Teresa, daughter
~ Mr.. Thomas Dunning, Killenanle.
nd The Earl of Derby's Property in IFpperar
Tay correspondent writes-Rumor says
me-. this locality that Earl Derby has dispose
Mr.. or is about disposing, of his Irish prope
the ties one of which ian extensive and val'
oor able one) is situated in this neighborhot
or (Tipperary). 1t is also stated that t
TO purchaser is, or will be, the noted W.
liam Scully, late landlord of Ballycohy.
~ Caution to Betting "Gents."-At the Mo
~, IN mouthshire Quarter Sessions, yesterda
' ';n, Henry Walker Bum, cashier at the Ab,
i:ps gevanny bank was sentenced to six ponti
MS, ,ils' Imprisonment for embezzling Gl179. Pr
nel' oner is very respectfully connected, a
' n:l' lost the money on horse-racng, the wht
o,n- of the defalcation occurring in one wee
teIy The National Bank an Borrisokane.-
up Wednesday, the 10Th ult., a sub branch
mex the National Bank, in connection w
ssed Nenagh, was opened by j. Power Wal
non ESQ.,. at Borrisokane. On Thursday eve
tnre ing Mr., p. Walsh was entertained at a b;
ully quet in DUNES MOTEL, IN hohor oi JIG
once casion. d.
the The Late Fatal Accident in Cork Hart
end The body of Captain Hatchell, of the :
on Regiment, was washed ashore at FoxcoS
shir- close to the spot where he and Lleuten
ct in Nugent, of the Royal Engineers, W
8 re- drowned while coming ashore in p
from the yacht Ella.
ICE in Cornelius Cox, the Irishman who V