The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-09-10

meeting throughout was a model ONE
ton, Aug. 10.
THE CANVASS IN GALWAY.
very active canvass has been goin,
forward during the races. Mr.. D,Arcy VA
probably tbs most industrious Of the thre.
candidates. A report got into circulation
tnae ne purposed retiring. This he am
phaticaily denies. He win unmistnkahlx
go to the pol, and is very sanguine Of auc.
cess. Capt. LIE POer Trench left Galway
to-day for London. He will return in Oc.
tober to prosecute his canvass. He ex.
! pressed himself much pleased with the
| reception he got from the electors whose
votes ne solicited. 10 sporting ohraseolooy.
the ODDS at the races were in favor Of Cart,
drench, should there be- three candidates.
Capt. Nolan had always strong advocate
in every group in which the respective
chances and claims of the candidates were
discussed. He is fully determined to pro-
coed, and 80 is Capt. French, go that, to all
appearance, We shall have q closely con-
Gestea election go soon as it may please the
hight Hon. Mr.. Gregory to create the va
cancy.
DEMONSTRATIONS PROFESSION.
On the Feast of St. Anne, the ceremony
OF profession took place in the church at
tached to the Presentation Convent, Lucan.
County Dublin. The young ladies who
had the happiness of pronouncing the
solemn vows of religion were, Miss Marga.
ret Anthony, in religion Sister Mary
Aioyslus Francis, youngest daughter Of the
County Waterford; and Miss darcy,
County Carlow, in religion Sister Mary
StanIslaus. The celebrant on the OCCASION
was tue Rev. j. j. Moore, PIP, assisted by
the Rev.J. Hunt, &C, LucaD, and the Rev.
+. Warren, &C., Clondalkin. The sermon
was delivered by the Very Rev. F. Plus,
Passionist Order, Rector of st Paurs Col,
iege, Harold's-cross, Dublin. After Bene-
dictiou of the Blessed Sacrament, with
which the days ceremony concluded, the
guests partook of dejeuner at tire con- |
vent.
ARREST UNDER THE LORD LTEUTENANT's
WARRANTS.
1t appears from returns issued that the
following is a list of the persons dstained
in prison under the warrant of the Lord
Lieutenant, under the authority of part I
Of the Protection of Life and Property in
Certain Parts of Ireland Act, 1871. on the
lst of August james Melia, John Seery,
Thomas DAILY and Patrick Dunno, for being
members Of the Ribbon Society. The
names Of the Irish political prisoners still
remaining under punishment for completely
IN the Manchester rescue are Edward
Shore, Charles Moorehouse John Brennan.
John Carroll, Thomas Scully, Timothy
e,eatherstone, William Murphy and Patrick
heiady. No person is now under deten-
ton for the C1erkenwell outrage, nor any
freshmen still under punishment as convicts
for treason felony.
THE TRIAL OF KELLY.
AT the Commission of Over and Termiper
opened on the 10th nit, before Chief JUS
tlce Monahan aud Judge KeOgh, true bills
were found by the grand Jury against
Robert Kelly for firing at aud woundiug
police constable James Mullen, and for the
murder of ex-Constable Talbot. On the
court proceeding to arraign the prisoner it
was discovered that there was no attend
ance of petit jurors, and although the panel
was called on a fine of GlOO it had no eff
feet. Seventy five jurors were fined in the
full amount and the trial had to be post
poned. Out of 1O4 jurors summoned only
were Catholics, and this in q city so
Catholic as Dublin.
GALLANT RESCUE.
woman, who was insane, threw her
self into the river at Cork, when two |
who had witnessed the occur |
renee from opposite sides of the river.
jumped in, and between |
them succeeded in bringing the Door crea- |
ture to land. One of the gentlemen was a |
Catholic priest and the other a Protestant
clergyman.
THE DERRY CELEBRATIONS.
The apprentice boys seemed determined
to maintain their rights to disturb the |
peace on Saturday, 18th ult., the anniver-
sary OF the Siege, but the authorities ON
this occasion took such precautions that no
blood was split, which, in the opinion of
some charitable people, rendered the pro-
ceeolngs very tame and spiritless.
THE NEwTowN-sTEwART MURDER.
A verdict of qyilfnl nurdar hsa beA1 ra-
turned by the cOrOner's jury against. Sab !
Inspector Montgomery, charged with being |
concerned in the death of Mr.. Glass, the |
c0shier in the Northern Bank NeWkowp-