The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-09-17

AUTIFUL ARE THE FEET OF THEM TB
new ORLEANS, SUNDAY NOR
other members of the Council, and read an |
address. NJ. le Comte de Flavingy, IN re-
ply, warmly Acknowledged the greeung'
and, referring to the services OF Ireland,
said-You know in referring to this topic
labor under emotion, but l will venture
to enter into some details. A certain num-
Der of Irishmen were connected with our
troops, and behaved as heroes. Ihere was
Captain Leader, who, at the battle OF UT
the .Germans until all his cartridges were
spent (applause), and when this was done
he looked about and retreated as well as
he could. Some Irishmen have been DC,
corated for their gallant services, ana
others will be also. Inc CITY Oh CeIk was
the first place that gave us money for pro-
visions for our ambulance, and lreiana also
sent ma an ambulance which provided the
moor suffering soldiers with many COM
fort. There was DR.. Baxter and Dr. Ma
guire, eminent sergeons, from this country
sions every day were sent from Ireland,
and when other nations abandoned or neg
lected the country, Ireland came to her
aid 10 every way STE could, at the same
time having due regard to the laws OF neu-
| trality. We have come here to give express.
sion to our gratitude, and you give US royal
welcome and it will be a great consoia-
ton to us to report to our countrymen the
expressions of regard and sympathy mani.
tested towards us. The dlstinguisneo
turning thanks. Towards the end OF the
Counts observations his eyes flied with
tears, and, overcome with deep emotlon,
bis utterance became perceptibIy choked.
An address was then presented from tue
trades and people of Cork, and NJ. le Comte
da Flayirny returned thanks in brief
! terms.
TROUBLE IN LIMERICK.
f On Sunday, August Goth, the people OF
| Limerick were afforded an opportunity, as
E the people of Dublin were on the 9th OF
August. of seeing how cleverly the police
8 can turn peaceful assembly into rioto"s
D one. and with what energy they can then
n ,lisperse it. 1t appears that on the day in
e question u band went through the streets
8 of Limerick discoursipg some inspiritln
: strains and attended by large crowd
Il "The cortege," says the Cork Examiner
l. 'twas about as peacefnl ana lespectaote ,'e
If any in her Majesty's dominions, but SUB
g Inspector Kelly considered 1t necessary tt
% order out an armed party, aud dogged the
20 crowd through the streets until lie succeed
V ed. in spelling their temper and putting
IS them into very angry mood whereupol
A. sult.n Mr. Kelly retired, but unfortuuatei.
l. not for the night. Later i'll the evening
T. another band proceeded through the streets
a. playing and followed, of course, by crow.
,e of men, women and children. AS tn
Of crowd passed the police barrack, one y
ot two threw stones and broke one pane {
- glass in Mr.. Kelly's window. MIR. keil
~ was fully prepared for this, just as II II
er had expected it; for scarcely had the stone
ed been thrown when the police dashed OF
Al, 10 rIOvNf NJ
tie There was then more stone-throwlnl
- which in its turn produced more charge
re-. by the police, until the whole city W.
Il thrown into a state of turmoil and uproa
cir On Monday five men who had been arres
re- ed during the encounter were brought b
cir fore the magistrates, anu aiter compai
i'm lively heightened investigation were Sc
tv for trial to the Quarter Sessions. In the
re. cases it is always some of the people wi
the are sent for trial, and not the police.
eet the course of the inquiry most startll
rhe revelation was made by Mr.. Kelly, the Sn
Fad Iuspector-a revelation which explains
des curious circumstance that the police, w
an are supposed to be the conservators OF
and lice order, are so often found to be its d
in turbers. The Mayor, with manliness
,uld pressed his opinion that the police, b
al been too ready to attack the people; whe
uds upon Mr.. Kelly declared that complal
any had been made by his superiors "that m
led, business had not been done " IN Inner
Ives After this, it certainly ought not be a m
nple ter of surprise that the police SO OF
n phi needlessly and savagely interfere with
emn people.
$50 ~, ,orrpr KELLY
and One of the jurors summoned for the t
and of Robert Kelly has sent to the public
MS pers most creultaolo ieCteL ueho" n
Bri- the Crown management Oh tne ease.
siam writer is one OF the hundreo Froses s,,
erjal ed the jury panel presented for the tn
cred but the fact that his co-religionist see
fter- 80 extremely elglpie 70 GIS S SU -,
or in selector, that they pracucalty nneu t ~ Z
the Juror into genial humor with the Ca
, The The case was quite the contrary.