The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-07-17

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BE- gnduly pressed against the aepused. II i,
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and several other witnesses have been exam.
ined mp to the adjcuEnmsnt Of tho court On
ySssssrasX X. evening The Lord Chief Justice
TORI MAroNAIITr. - The NorfAev~ W1tg
sarcastically observes, regarding the Tory ne,
tional movement, !" the present Imperial Par
lament may be : very bad one, but the Hon.
hauss MADE ssdds; d. f. md Major Knox D. L.
address which Mr.: King Hartman issued to the
slectoIs Mss model Of disingenuity, meant to
ssi s. a so.s y Tssas and Tories
MAJOR Knox, the money he has spent in nursing
Doroughs, In charitable gifts to the needy and
tne Destitute. who somehow or other were
great weakness of Sligo-in elections, in de-
Tending election petitions, and in endeavoring
TO unseat other candidates for the practices
really Smount to sum that might startie
millionaire"
DISTURBANCES IN CoRK-THK RIor ACT
REAp-Cork, Wedxesday night-Serious distur
Dances occurred here tonight in connection
collision took place between the foreman Of
One of the closed shops and some operatives
PiSketed Sbout, and the former produced re-
remained in the street all the evening, and
after nightfall an attack was made on seyernl
obnoxious establishments in Patrick street and
thrown at the upper windows, the shops being
shut, and the obnext proceeded to tear down
shutters and break open the doors of Fitz-
patrick and Less houses. The police made
to protect the houses. Many constables were
badly hurt by stones, and the riot continued
up to eleven O'clock, when the mounted police
Act was read, and by vigorous measures the
streets were cleared before midnight. several
arrests were made. Much damage has been
done to all the establishments attacked. Lees
and Fitzpatrick's suffering most severely, the
shutters and doors having been broken, in.
Lee Yves himself badly assaulted by the mob.
MI: ,staIke, the resident magistrate, was struck
with stones. The operatives are much excited
at report that q large staff of German toilors
have been engaged to take their places
MORE DISTURBANCES IN CoRK.-Cork, Thurs
DAY N s, disturbances were renewed
gated in Patrick street and pelted the police
patrols from time to time. At ten O'clock a
large dstaOnment of Infantry was called out
Patrick street in'front of the houses Attacked
last night. A squadron of dragons patrolIed
the streets with drawn sabers. The police in
se ;th aet n made repeated charges
street and the bye streets, and were received
with heavy showers of stones. Many of the |
policemen were struck with stones and bottles |
and several of the mob were wounded i'm the
charge. A large number of prisoners were
made and confined in the police stations until |
the streets were cleared after midnight, when
they were removed to the BrideweIl The ex
element has now quite subsidized.
AZ the magistrates we're leaving the police
office to-day they were Kissed by the crowd,
The police had to present their revolyers. The
damage done is estimated at between four and
i've thousend pounds. Il
Cork, Friday.-A large number Of men were
arrested last night and charged at the police
office to-day. All those shown to have taken
An active part in the riots were returned for
trial to the assizes, the magistrates refusing to
In less serious cases of assault, and mere pre-
sence in riotous crowds, terms of lmprisonment
varying from fortnight to two months were
arbitrating to-day between master and men.
TIE LAND BILL AND THE Cork CLuss.-Cork.
SundGy.-At the Cork Farmers Club Yesterday
Mr. Ronayne read heightened statement on L
he Land Bill. showing that the changes
Injections taken to the original provisions Of
he bill tended to diminish its value still
urther and render its acceptance as o definite
gainst its being assumed that the farmers Of
he south of Ireland approved of the bill The
netting concnrred in Mr.. Ronayne's views. The
xpected of Mr.. Gladstone; and though some
bought the mission of the clubs would be ac-
omplished when the bill became law he be-
ieved the real work would commences then.
or the bill was no settlement of the yaxed
nestion at all. He was apprehensive that its
advantages would be further reduced in the
House Of Lords. It was agreed to hold a ]
pecial meeting next Saturday to discuss MT. {
eonayne's papers. At the Fermoy Club on I
aturday, Mr.. Downing, chairman, said though
he bill was improved in some points it was j
isimproved in others. Ho considered MT. I
rights scheme the most valuable feature and !,
bought its operation should be made COM
ulsory in respect to estates of absentees.
'opular demonstration i'm support of the class
laborers was made at Blarney to-day, but
yas failure.
PARTY PRoCEssIoNs.-The Irish Secretary,s
i'll relating to PROFESSIONS in Ireland has been {
rinted. 1t consists of six clauses. Clause 4 !
, as-aollSws -" Every assembly of persons j
rho, without lawful authority in that behalf &
rom her Majesty, shall meet and parade to- Z
ether or join in procession, and who shall
ear or have among them, OF any of them, any ,
re-arms or other offensive weapons, and every
or parading together of persons, !
7hich may be calculated to tend to provoke Z
nimosity between different classes of her
isjesty's subjects, OF to provoke q breach of G
he peace, or to promote, propagate or encour-
&c treason or seditiop, shall be unlawful as a
emblies, and every person present thereat :
hall be guilty OF q misdemeanor, and upon !
onviction thereof shall be punished according :
=; and every such unlawful assembly may Be
dispersed and dealt with in ali re-
poets as any riot may now by law be sun {
rsssed, dispersed and dealt with" Clause {