The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-05-29

that most Of the consta bularT force an
gagged returned to the barracks laden wifi
nrearms Of all descriptionsN6fo old and com
paratveiy useless piecesLshort carbines
% 1,a cavalry pistols and fowling pieces
mere was NO resistance offered to the me-,
engaged in the seizure. Mr.. Higeinson +
loo1ea on as good and loyal citizen, and
OCCASIONALLY repairs arms, which was hi,
excuse or explanation for so many beinf
FOUND on his premises. He asserts that the
magistrates gave him permission to repair
a 4lms, gut could not show any license tc
MnoIe thing was quite uncalled for. Mr.
igg1nson 10 at large.-Cor. Erpress.
Z TIE Protestant Church in Leland.-As q
pTeiim1nary step In face of the new necessi-
" to exist without State money, the Pro-
testant Archbishops of Armagh and Dublin
nave addressed joint epistle to the in
cum DENTS and church-w ardens throughout
year, they say. the Church of Ireland
must almost exclusively derive from the
free hberality of her own children the
means OF her future support" Of course
tneir Graces ought to be pretty good au-
thor1ty for the accuracy of statements made
upon this special subject, but yet it will be
asked by sensible people whose respect for
facts subdues all other considerations, hop
the !avishly liberal provision made by the
British Parliament for the comfortable sus-
tenance of the Irish Protestant Church
could have left that Church almost exclu-
slvely dependent on the free liberality of
her own children. If the position of the
Protestant Church in Ireland can be proper
~ called dependent, then the position of
most other Churches round the habitable
globe is one of downright beggary.
The Representations of Mayo.-An influen-
tial meeting of clergy and laity was held
on Wednesday, at Days Hotel, Archdea-
con Browne presiding. Mr.. Browne, of
Captain Blake addressed the meeting. Sir
G. O'Donel and Captain Blake retired in
favor of Mr.. Browne, not wishing to weaken
the Liberal interest, and were loudly ap-
pIauded. All candidates were in favor of I
repeal of the Union. Father Lavelle ex-
pressed a hope that the next election in |
Mayo will be to send a representative to /
he Irish parliament. The sentiment was
lpplauded enthusiastically. Sir G.. O'Donel
proposed subscription towards testimo-
hal to Mr.. Moore, in College-green and a
committee for that purpose was formed.
md subscriptions handed in. A vote of
nd Captain Blake by the meeting unapi-
aously, and national feeling prevailed.-
freeman.
The Iipperary Election Petition.-Ser-
cant Armstrong, with whom was Mr..
1ichael Cream, on behalf of the respondent
this case, applied before Baron Hughes.
n Wednesday, for an order for particulars
the different charges in the petition
amely, bribery, treating, undue influence.
ersonation, rejection of votes which had ,
cen received for Mr.. Kickham, interrupt
on Ut kilograms, and polling Of persons +
Tho are not entitled to vote. Mr.. Purcell,
&c, with whom was Mr.. J. A. Phillips, |,
ppeared for the petitioners. After hearing ,
ne arguments, Baron Hughes said he ,
bought the petitioners should give the ,
articulars ten days before the trial, and if t
Q fixed the trial for the 9th of Nav. thew ,
ould actually have thirteen days. His \
'rdship then ordered that the particulars a
lould be furnished ten days before the q
iai, and fixed the 9th of MAY for the t
l.
Emigration.-An unusually painful scene t,
as witnessed at the Railway Terminus Il
is morning. Day after day the people o
ON this and the neighboring counties n
ave the Cork side of the platform, by the p
ore for Queenstown en- route to America, y
1T this morning several hundreds Quilted I'll
city, from Clare Tipperary and the sc .,
nvey an adequate idea of the agonizing G
ief of the snndred families. Adieus were ST
ain and again repeated, each one more W
ssionate, painful and woful than the in
rmer 1t was with difficulty the officials ssa
t the trains off without danger to those b.
PeAoAD 81 90 wei 90 GuOSo lcII DGlln0, | VA
hen this dreadful hemorrhage is to cease to
evidence alone can know, but it is ex- W
listing the very life of the country at the la
pid rate at which it is flowing. gu
ace. ar
alleged Shooting at Mr.. D'Arcy Iypine- 70
ragraphs in the daily journals state that l -,
. Darcy Irvine, of Irvinestown, Fer a. a.
nagh, who has spent a vast deal of in. III III
stry in becoming notorious for his politi- oe
1piddities-as he can never BECOME ap
nous for his gifts-was shot at through e GS
. of the windows of Castle Irvine. On VI
nday evening last. 1t is stated that one
his servants was present at the time SCI
that the ball passed very near his head. al
Tuesday night, Mr.. Gladstone, being gr
estloned on the matter by Capt. ArchdalI.
. of the members for the county. who pu
ked on to his Interrogation the remark tel
It ''the rights of property had been con- Tn IN,
cred as secure in Fermanagh as in any Gil
Ter part Of the United Kingdom replied eei
It the Government had not SO far received TIL
information of this alleged iniraction. an an
The Limerick Reporter warns Liberal 81,
lstituencies in which there are vacan- az
8 for representatives, against the candi- ev
S &c Wiz =! AZ iof Iepeai WIN view OF tic
barrassing government which is hon in
~ striving to save the country. 1t an as
ives of the address of Col. Hickey ZONE ro
,he candidates for Mallow) who declared g
is for repeal aOhen the proper time ayyires. RI,
honestly avows his belief that Mr.. arf
!dstones Government ought not to be Ca
srrupted in their well-iutentioned and nj
cessfnh Efforts to ameliorate the copdi- at
/ Of hn Tln1rn frvy h