The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-07-23

MORNING. JULY 60, 1871.
and Mrs. J. Browne, Cork; Mr.. and Mrs.
Vile. Rev. P. J. Doyle, Fermoy; Mr.. and
Mrs. Sexton, Middleton; Mr.. and Mrs. SUIT
ton, Cork; Rev. NJ. F. O'Mahony, Fermoy !;
Rev. r. Rice Fermoy. The examinations
throughout were most satisfactory, after
which his Lordship distributed the prizes
tribution his Lordship delivered a magni-
6eent address, taking as his text al emblem
which he said struck his eye upon entering
the hall" Faith and Father!and." After
having partaken of a sumptuous dinner,
the visitors repaired to the theatre, where
they witnessed the celebrated play of
"Pizarro," after which came the we'll
the days proceeding brought to a close,
and we must congratulate the body OF
directors upon the success that crowned
the labors of the year.-Cork Examiner,
June 30.
RAID ON THE MALLow MILITIA BARRACK.
Fifteen men, charged with completely in
the raid ON the militia barracks at Mallow,
were brought up for examination before
NJ, Coote, r. NJ, and Mr.. Eaton, r. NJ, in
the County Court, Cork, on Saturday, June
oath. Mr.. Blake, who appeared for the de-
fence, objected to Capt. Coote adjudicating,
on account of the opinion expressed by hin,
at Mallow, that none of the prisoners were
innocent, but the objection was overruled,
first, on the ground that the pagfstrafes
were merely acting magisterially, and next,
that Capt. Coote's words had been mtsrep-
resented. The Crown Solicitor stated the
case against the prisoners, and read letters
which have fallen into the hands of the
police from Robert O'Sullivan to a person
named O'Callaghan, showing that the raid
was arranged SO far back as last May.
These letters were signed 80 Hughes" but
were alleged to be in O'Sullivan's hand
writing. Cornelius O'Sullivan was men,
toned in them as ready to take part in the
raid. Stephen Murphy was connected with
the raid by means of letter found near
the barrack, addressed "Dear Stephen"
the envelope of which was found in his
house. Stack, when arrested, had in his
pocket q ticket issued to him the previous
tured on the spot. OF the others, Barry
and Doyle were arrested with Murphy re-
turning to Cork, and Daniel Mccarthy was
found in company with Robert O'Sullivan
and Stack. The rest of the prisoners were
simply found returning to the city on Sun
cred suspicious. Several witnesses were
examined, and the investigation not haviRg
closed at o'clock, was adjourned till Me-
day morning, three of the prisoners, CronSn,
Walsh and Doneghue being admitted to
bail.
SPLENDID TRIBUTE TO THE LORD BISHOP
OF WATERFORD.
Tho Very Rev. DIR. Flynn, W G., accom-
panied by the Rev. p. Kent, p. P, Rev
John McGrath, PIP, and Rev: =. O'Don
nall, PIP, and large body of the clergy
proceeded yesterday to the residence o
our venerated prelate, for the purpose o
presenting the magnificent gifts purchased
| for his Lordship by the priests Of the dio
cese. The testimonial consisted of large
| and exquisite diamond ring and a massive
and finely wrought gold cross, with chain
received with that gracious and unaffected
cordiality which is one of our Bishops en-
dearing qualities. DR.. Flynn prefaced hi
reading of his address by assuring hi
Lordship that much more costly presen
would have been made if the priests wer'
not restrained from doing 80 by his simpl
and transformations habits. He (Dr. Flynn
had no doubt that the feelings of reverence
and grateful attachment which promptet
the offering would be, in mis- Lordship'
estimation, it's chief value and attraction
After Father Flynn had read the address
Bishop O'Brien replied in tone and man
ner which impressed all hearts, aterfor
Citizen, June 80.
THE PoPE's JUBILEE IN KANTURK.
Our town presented q gay appearance o
Friday evening last. Monster bonfire
, crowned each eminence in the neighboI
hood, blazing tar barrels were whirled wit
exultant shouts through streets and lanes
myriad tapers flashed out from the flower
festooned windows, and bagpipeS, druml
violins, ETC., paraded the town until Lat
l hour playing popular and inspiring airs,
that all was merry as marriage DELL
In fact q bell had something to do in gel
, ting up the gala, for our beloved pasto
; Venerable Archdeacon O'Regan had O
j. that day presented his practitioners with
:, magnificent bell for their new church, an
+; it's first maiden song rang out in honor
?. the anniversary of our Holy Fathers 25
: Ponti6cate. There was something vel
:. affecting to Catholic mind in hearing Il