The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-03-06

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clergy has snatched from the hands OF cunnins
prosely tizers, it is our welcome duty 70 leco IF
this week o generous and well 1n hah% %H
charity on the part OF ms Grace .ne aud Of
the intention to raise n fund when mig on
able the mother, who came from amerou, ;t W.
save her children, to return 10 tne t;"n of ten
them, his Grace has sent donatioh q, ;um |
nonuis from Rome, "tO aid he SAID, IN sa.:.ie
the moor children from as cruel peTsecu't.In n |
as ever was carried on, even IN lreias"' 10 To- saw
that this act is worthy of the door, ana INV
words. of him who wrote them, is to leave io
possible praise ungiVen. ~, A.,
1,d Mn UJthout TaluatiOh Useless..-Io the
editor of the Nation-Sr-I live I'M southern
cnuntv and farm between one and two nun
Jred acres of land, and the result for the num-
her of years it is occupied ny nio ,.,,iob Falls
| Every second year lose by blight which iai,'
mon wheat oats or barley, just one gears .eM req.
And with the exception OF three OF lou. W, VIZ
have grass farms, this is the result WV. aitber
| wretcbed single or most retentlve clay-an.a
vet the rents are higher here than upon soo 't
grass and barley soil on properties Ivy ,,.nst
The tenants on this estate are among tne io ?;
| industrious to be found, and yet the poverty -, !,
| extreme-as you may we'll imagine ITO" "nao
have stated. What are we to DO ,
1,noero,v. Pending, or perhaps we should
more properly say, anticipating, the aec W .Tn
of the House of Commons on the case OF th :,
. Tipperary election, Mr.. Heron has ensas. aa
| himself since MOuuhy ldsp III -
Of the county. Save some dsjointed talk Oh
, starting Liberal Conservative, there Is liter
= oIIv nothing to report; but this stiffness h''s
be either lnll before another stGail o who
of expectation on the part OF the leople' Mi
. desire before committing themselves 10 any
definite line of action, to ascertain the maui
) of the Government Land measure "hlch va
he introduced next week.
The Declaration Day in .lla1low.-Thc anGr,
+ feeling stored up between the partisans OF IA
v rival candidates for Mallow had not s,os,u.
to any great degree When tne Time ,J -
- | the formal declaration of the poll, ana TN
r | scene on that occasion was consequently 10 Us
- the lnildest term, animated. Mr. Munster, WI WI
n was evidently master OF the SITUATION sio =;
- for close ut,on three hours without material IL
"a tcrruption but the Solicitor who ATTENDED! .
# behalf of Major Knox was forced to speak <, =.
-c the reporters, and what he totrt them was th'
W fair ulay had been denied and gross intimih'
IS ton practised, and that the people OF Mallo
~ would soon see the novel spectacle OF "a re-
=. live Judge come down to try the petition wine
he was already IN preparation aS''iis' 'Ai' -
sters return"
n The Lonaford Election Petiton.-Ihe cnrre'
:" rumor in reference to this proceeding is tn
al Messrs Butt and ENham are engaged for T.
re for Mr.. Nugent. AS to the rest; 1t IS report
nd that Mr. Justice Fitzgerald will open the
et -1uiry in Lengford town soon after the close
"a the Assizes.
ut 4 Threatening Lettm.-Thurles, Saturday.
ro- A few days ago, Mr.. Bagnell, of Turtulla, he
3D. this town, received through the post
ce, threatening letter, warning him that II he to
,x- n small farm Of land near knockroe iron
lis person named Michael Conderegan, he wo'
the fate of Baker and others 1T ape,
:, that Conderegan was selling ms interest," II
IN farm of ten acres to Mr. Bagnell, who since
r rs came the purchaser for f1oo.-lrsh Times
n 14,rira1 Of Political Prisone's-Ihe follow
md political prisoners, who We're amnestied,
tns rived in London from Australia, on Tuesd.
try, Messrs. Casey, Lombard, 0'Donoyan, May M
,cir Swiney Michael Noonan, LAZY Reardon, Do'
, ,caI ey. and Bourke They sailed from Wilso
one Bay, and were met by a deputation OF lrl
the men in London, and quietly conducted to
in tel No public demonstration is expected
re- take piace'-1'tsn 1Wtes' o.
Return of Political Prisoners from Aust,att
az Some of the political prisoners set at iloe
the in Australia, arrived in London few DAYS
on on and were cordially received by deputatiol
la a.a "a their countrymen appointed for the purp
nth We beg to add our word of warm welcome
ing their safe return from the distant land to wi
30 a they were consigned by British law, and
IN rejoice to hear that their health and siren
the have not suffered serious loss from the hi
' 't,en sh ips of penal expatriation