The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-12-04
fEr MORNINGS STAR AID MESSENGER SUNDAY DECE

THE MORNIN
the police, and that he was accompanied in
the matrimonial speculation by Reynolds. o
The magistrates, after some deii en-. r. I
duty to warn both Of the danger OF being Z
out late at night in future, at the same time 9
remarking that the district in which they
were found was in bad repute for some time
past.
The Trades of Dublin.-The Trade So
cieties of Dublin, we are glad to learn, are
taking active steps towards the realization
Of q truly excellent project-the establish
/ ment of q Trades Hall in the city. Az
| present those societies, nearly forty IN
members have no common place OF
meeting. They have many. interests
in common, many that would De
4 promoted by opportunities OF intercom-
munication such as Trades HAN w9aia ,h az
ford, but that cannot be advanced whiie
the existing state of things ia continued.
lOnly some three or four OF these trades
have at present places of meeting special
for their own purposes nearly ,ayy+; an the
public houses. The trades find difficulty
in getting accommodation elsewhere, but
!, yet they feel quite conscious of the fact that
4 public houses are certainly notthe most ad-
visable places of assembly for them.
ARntDeFS0Ty % We u"nPoW.o1 w ="
Kingstown.-As announced by advertise
!, ment in daily cotemporary, sermon was vas
y Mariners Church, on Sunday, and as the
y Orangemen of the township were promised
% q very learned and eulogistic disquisition,
o o considerable number attended. 1t was
D, noticeable that a levy en- m0sse, was resorted
g to, for the pRrpose of exhibiting the local
m strength Me organization, but it was
q, complete failure. The class known as "poor
IN TO ~ 1arOolv nrN6OmlnAt00. and
If the very seedy appearance OF the assem-
es blage was slightly relieved by reinforce
y. ment of four or five "post boys" Re-
o spectacle Protestants look ON those frivo-
I'd lous displays with contempt. Religious
g differences are we'll nigh played out in this
y. country, and are only attempted to be re-
OF yived BY the uneducated and grossly lg-
H. norant.
~ An Orange Anniversary.-The Orange
ns men continue doing their utmost to per
~ petuate disunion among. the people of thu
no country, by indulging in their usual foohsl
ny DISPLAYS on every successive Orange Ami
i nh yersary. The 5th of November was cele
i.n brated by a soiree IN the Metropolitan Hal
; ms, livered very foolish speech on the occa
.ue sion. In several places in the north of Ire
BIZ land meetings of 'sthe brethren were als
. held; and in Ligoniel, near Belfast, tn
yas characteristic bravery of the orangeme
VA. Vas was demonstrated by their availing of th
Ida absence of the police as an opportunity to
l au.1 attacking the Catholic schools and chapel
10. belonging to the Passionist Fathers. IN
on' windows of the church were broken, and
1t.' ia stated that the ruffians would hav
au broken into the building had not the repo
an, spread that the Catholics in the neighbo
NY hood were coming up to its defence. IL
e. e. rumor sent the "valorous" raiders flying
e. | their homes.
itch The London Irish Ambulance Corpse
also Thursday week, Mr.. John p. McDonne
re- was for the third time brought up at Bo
,rtv- street. London, charged with violating tt
The provisions of the Foreign Enlistment Ac
rery by inducing some men to go To- Franc
can with view of getting them ultimately
SEN enter the French service. some evluen,
andj was given tending to show that MT. M
tate Donnell, in conjunction with two brothe
N it named Cotter, had something to do wi
snts the embarkation, in London, OF some SIX
, ha men on board q vessel bound for Havl
,em. Mr. Mcdonnell was committed to the Sc
. to- sions for trial, charged with an infring
him ment of the Foreign Enlistment Act, a
tant for conspiring to commit that offence
tous The Political Prisoners.-Last week
erms recorded the fact that some Irish Corpol
sent lions had unanimously passed, or W.
ferr- about to pass, resolutions urging the Gt
Act eminent to release the political prisone
Q ad- and we instanced the cases OF Drogee
was Wexford and Dublin. This week we hs
t the to add to the list the Corporation of Co
con- and the Town Council of Queenstown. !
men. former body passed resolution at its
dc a sitting declaring that the time had co
snow when the Government could, without
hton, slightest Infringement of its dignity, re!e
J" the political prisoners, and that such
Lord act would be hailed by the people OF
,iling land Gas sure guarantee of a conciliat
3 that policy !" being adopted towards this co
y felt try.
atlve Our talented fellow countryman, Mr.
lana, F.. O'Donnell, has been honored with I
. ana from the Empress Eugene, in acknowle
VINO VINO ment of a beautiful poem from his pen,
Inc dressed to her Majesty, which was publ
en- ed in the Nation of September 17th.,
=, following is the text of the note, pen
eeting by her Majesty's Secretary: "Comms
to e3- ant Dupini has the honor to offer the
II was preston of his most sympathetic sentim
y, and to Mr.. John Francis O'DOnnell, associat
Of the the Nation. He is charged to transmi
anard, him the thanks of the Empress, who
'Arcy, been deeply moved by Mr.. O'Donn
yor of poem, and by the marks of symp
ed an which she has received from the noble
unced ,la of Ireland.
Coy Camden place, Chiselhurst, Nov. a
=, cnno Sympathyirith Frdnce.-The good pc
go ia of the town of Rathkeale have admir-