The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-08-13

Court of Queens Bench, which were in
tended to take effect in tpelUe days from the
service thereof. But by entering defence
we have succeeded in warding of the evil
day and bringing down the cases for trial
at the Assizes to be held at Tralee on the
9th of the present month. We appeal
then, to the people of Ireland In general,
and to you, brother farmers (whosc inter
ests are at stake in these trials as we'll as
ours) in particular, for support and sub
to enable US to engage the advo,
cacy of the ablest lawyers ut the bar, ana
to meet the heavy costs of the trials, in
our endeavors to protect ourselves, our
wives, aged parents, and our infant chill
dren, from the utter ruin and demolition
which this exercise of landlord power on
the part of Mr.. John Hurley threatens us.
BRYAN BRIAN, Flintfeld.
DENIS MAHoNY, do.
JOHN MAHoNY, do.
JEREMIAH Common, do.
DEATH OF HEAD CONSTABLE TALBOT.
Talbot died on Sunday evening, July
10th, of the wound he had on the previous
Tuesday night received from some aveng-
ing hand. The post -nOrtem examination
on his body was made on Monday, and the
inquest commenced the same day. The
examination revealed the fact that the bnl-
let was in several pieces at the base OF the
skull, and that one portion Of 1t was firmly
wedged between the temporal and occipi-
tai bones. After the jury had seen the
body, the coroner adjourned the lnvestiga-
ton, appointing the following Monday for
its resumption, on the application OF the
was collected at the Richmond Hospital
during a considerable part of tho day. On
Tuesday morning the funeral took place.
At the early hour of five o'clock hearse
drew away the deceased tn Noun: jerome
Cemetery, followed by II few cabs, in which
were two or three OF tho immediate rc'a-
tives of Talbot and eight or nine police
men sent to prevent any demonstration
which might be attempted by the popu-
lace.
cur-RcH OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AID.
In addition to the gratifying success of
Dr. OShea in West Glare, we are happy TO
be able to announce that the Very Kew
gentleman has also received substantial =;
from the Irish people in Americ', through
the Rev. Eugene Sheehy, the highly ei'..d,
pious and jealous preast, VINO nnuert"ok 10
collect funds for the church of Ratlkeai"
We have seen the Rev. gentlemans letter,
in which he speaks with the warmest feel
ing of the generous kindness and hospi-
taiity with which he has been received In
the parts of America which he has visited.
1t is, we understand, intended to devote
the subscriptions received from our Ameri-
can countrymen exclusively to the con-
the beautiful cathedral-like church. The
spire will, we believe, he named and knowI
! for ages as the american Spire," identity
ing the separated and yet indivisibie race
for the first time by an emblematic ant
| noble religious memorial in their native
land.-.Munster Ne,cs.
FOREIGNERS AT cAHIRMEE.
Among the foreign purchasers at on
great Irish horse fair were General Ger
A. Il,
Steinmetz, a near relative of the prominen
Prussian commander of that name. A
} amusing incident of their presence ls re
lated. A respectable farmer, o MT. MOO
nan, from Limerick, had been offered
the PIussian a price which nc refused
Subsequently,, Colonel stelnme'z retulne.
and agreed to the sellers terms, but mean
while the Frenchman had mad an one
which was, however f5 lower than that
: the German. There was little Grove
and q bystander, who was aware of tt
competing nationalities, happened to mel
ton the circumstances; Mr.. Noonan turnt
abruptly to the two buyers and QUESTION:
them as to the fact. The gentlemt
"a smilingly owned their respective countrie
when the enthusiastic Limerickman call
out, F." Here's France for ever, and to -
with the five pounds" and General Gera
IL marched off with the charger.-Cork Il
- dmiRer.
a PRIEST DROWNED.
d At half-past nine o'clock on Tuesday
n body of the Rev. John Hally was fou
+ drowned in the River SUR, q few miles
=. low Clonmel, by two boatmentfrom Carrie
n on-Suir, named Commons and Torpy, "
W at once communicated the fact to the Gle
H. mel police. The body being found at
es County Waterford side of the river,
ID Gore, coroner~for that county, had to
,y communicated with, and he will hold
he inquest on the remains. Inc deceaseo
OF missed from his home for several days.
es was for years curate in the parish Of Kilca
It, but on the removal of his uncle, the u
rs DR.. Hally, to DungarvaD, he declined