The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-12-11
nevin will be we'll repaid by the inspection
of this truly national monument TO re-
spected and deeply-regretted citizen.

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of this truly national monument 20 re-
spected and deeply-regretted citizen. 2
TRoussEAu OF PRrNcEss LouIsE.-As the o
sounds which herald the approaching mar
riage of her Royal Highness the rr1n cess &
tic blood of her children rises in response n
with loyal desires for the future happiness q
of the daughter of our Queen, and the gar
liant young Highland chief: Scotland mas d
indeed, long been honored by the favors OF !
ROYALTY, and just now especially SO; but
we are glad to report that the claims OF
Ireland in connection with such a happy
event have been duly recognized. Inc
products of her looms have never been sur
passed by even those of France or Italy.
either for beauty of color or elegance OF
fipish. In the selection of the trousseau,
| ireland has received large share OF me
Royal patronage. we nave J9s TN aa me sa
manufactured for her majesty oy the GU
/ established firm OF O'Reilly, Dunno, q 20,
of College green, Dublin, who also supPiieo
her Royal Highness the Prlncess o! wares.
beautiful piece of watered white pophn,
which doubtless, will occupy conspicuous
place at the bridal ceremonial Of our young
: and amiable Princess.-Court journal.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE IN KINGsTowN
} HARBoR.-A very determined attempt at
committing suicide was made on Saturday |
, between the hours of twelve and one
) o'clock by an aged lady named Miss keiiy,
, who resides with her relatives In SandA-
cove avenue. 1t appears that sh9 was ou1
: served by the foreman of the board OF
i, Works standing on the verge of the East
Pier close by the battery. Her peculiar
: actions attracted his attention, and after
: watching her for some time he saw her ae-
!, Iliberately Jump off the pier into the water
t in the harbor. With the assistance OF an
= artillery man Miss Kelly was rescued In
Is very exhausted state, and brought into the
q battery, where she was rendered every pos
It sible assistance. Her friends were com-
II municated with at once, but the maroon
7. constable having been apprised OF the CIT
B enmstances reported the matter to the
ID police. She was placed under arrest.
ie THE REPRESENTATION OF CLARE.-The
~ ~ Times, Daily Ne,ps, and DAILY Telegraph OF
Oh Monday announce that they have been au-
ne tborized to state that Sir Colman OLogh-
p. len has resigned the Office of Judge Advo-
rs cate General. Sir Colman O'Loghlen, who
q has resigned the Office of J Judge Advocate
OF General, has arrived at Ennis, and give
ng with reserve the general rumor curren'
'st that a vacancy in the Parliamentary repre-
%. sentation of Clare county is at hand. MOTH
ing else is talked of at present, and foul
il candidates are actually named as priS "a.
10, feeling their way with the electors. These
I'D named are Marquis CoDyngham, William
he O'Brien, son of Lord lnchiquln, Franci
,rd Burton, High Sheriff, and Morgan JONI
er- O'Connell, son-in-law of Charles blanconi
In Esq.
St THE PARISH OF KILLANNE.-A mission
snt which had been conducted by the Domini
I'd, can Fathers Smith, DUNG, Slattery, an
ca Flood, for the past three weeks In tn
parish of Killanne' Was formally ma 0f 1ngs
His Bailieborough, on Sunday, 30th October
of During the first week in Sherlock, wher
ar the mission was opened, and the two las
the in Bailieborough, where 1t was cont .se
rds not only from Killanne, but from neighool
rho ing parishes, anxious to profit by the.ez
dia cellent and useful instructions lmpareea .
riy The Fathers, and to avail themselves OF 90
ate mauy spiritual favors and blessings 9
ing which they were the dispensers.
sns Loss OF THE BRIG TR1UMPH.-We mo-
.: =: rive up all hopes Of the brig Triumph,
,ant Dublin. Captain Breen, master ana
af hands have persisted. She was on her Vo.
WOO age from Troon to Dublin, with cargo
w was Goals, and in the severe gale on the mig
r.: of the 18th of October, went down. "a
e tain Breen was an experienced man and
s nae good sailor, second to none. Althoul
80 good ships had been offered to MIN 1ro
had ms oco.en 1.nyid not allow him to lea,
90 y" He was thirty years master, ana was :"
known in Dublin and in all parts. A me-
nary upright man was hard to be found
thor | nncke ct at all times ready for the poor
olent respected the beggar the same as the g
itary tleman. He leaves four children behind
the mourn his sad fate.
the FESTIVAL OF ST. LAURENCE O'TooLE
iran q The solemnities connected with the fee
u 90 70 val of St. Laurence O'TOole, the patron
oieo this diocese, commenced on Sunday in
iaIe Pro- Cathedral, Marlborough street, a
,s O'Clock, with the celebration of Pontlh
soat tn vespers. The presiding prelate was
i Ih:1 Eminence the Cardinal Archbishop.
Il o''' students of Holy Cross College compo
'ch.- the choir. Benediction of the Most
st has Sacrament was given at the CONCLUSION
! the vespers. A large congregation filled
lship, church. On Monday his Eminence
, and Cardinal Archbishop and the member
nded. the venerable chapter of the diocese
which sisted at Pontifical High Mass, which c.
, ably menced at eleven o'clock. The Paneg.
anna of the patron saiptwas preached by
Rev. Very Rev. Father Thomas Burke, OF.
Yer, very At the annual November fair of e
MALI ~ the largest supply of pigs ever witnei
rse .h oa was on sale, and so complete drug Al
d 'ns render them purchasable at whatever pr
leia .la offered primest bacon scarcely brou
II eIe fifty shillipgs, while housekeepers CO
s1%Ehha buy heavy swine at forty-two. Lime
-. no and Ennis jobbers bought amazingly;
er re- cattle and sheep fair was very good,
ce anu immense business transacted. Beef
ort !loa maintained the standard of from sixt