The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-21
>alsrning Star and Catholic Messenger.


Tho Belfast Town Council have decided
an opening a second public park. 1t is to
occupy q commanding site in the Falls dis
9rict, and will embrace ffty-two acres.
The park in the Ormean district was open
cd on Saturday week.
--LATEST IRISH INTELLIGENCE.
From the Cork Examiner of Monday
Hay lst., we extract the following interest,"
ing intelligence:
Death of the Ret. Father Hyde.-On
Saturday the Rev. Timothy hyde, OF TINS
diocese, died at Queenstown, after q pam
ful and protracted illness, borne with the
SDstiepce aad forttude of true servant OF
. heaven. Father Hyde was only in the S6th
year of his age, and from the time of his
Ordination was prevented by a fatal malady
from entering on the duties OF the m!nistry.
promise, and his premature death is la,
Tented by a large circle of relatives and
friends. His body will be removed to-day
for interment in the family churchyard Mt
8allinagree, near Macroom.
The ONCE and High Mass for the Rev.
Daniel M'Sweeny, PIP, of Castielyons, will
cake place in the Roman Catholic Church
ssf Castlelyons on this day. The Office
will commence at 1880, and the interment
~iil take place Immediately after Mass.
observation-disclosures imerick-correspond-
>ans Gays: 81 am informed that at the
w
day last, for the repose of the soul OF the
Most Rev. DR.. Power, Lord Bishop of Kill
aloe, q meeting of the clergy of the diocese
wa held. at " hich it was agreed to recon-
aaend TO the Pope the appointment of the
Rev. DIR. O'Hea, Bishop of Ross, the Rev.
Or. O,shea, PIP. of Rathkeale, and the
Rev. DR.. McRedmond, Superior of the
Ennis College, to the respective offices of
Digmssimus, Dignior and Dignis. 1t is
believed that the Rev. DR.. O'Shea will be
elected co-adjutor Bishop of the diocese.
Landed Estates Court-County Of Kerry.
lis, Richard Coils, Francis Collingwood
Coils, and Arabella Louisa Coils, his wife,
ewner and petitioners. A divided fourth
e-art of the four plougblands of Curragh,
more, Gem monty called Farronkell and
Niinakeily, containing 29a. lr. 9p. statute
measure, situate in the barony Of Trugh-
snnsh1ay. Sold for ,Gl37O to Messrs. Hal
Ycn.s aud Hamilton, in trust for Mr.. John
Fleming, Mr.. Patrick Salter, solicitor,
having carriage of sale.
Ata great meeting in favor of the en-
J.. xranchiseme of women, at the Langham
Hotel. Yesterday, Lady Gore Langton, Miss
Becker. Mrs. Fawcett, Miss Jex Blake and
., y.f.s. GarretS Anderson were present. Let
xers were read from many ladies OF title
approving of the movement, also from
lord Lyttleton. Mr.. Morris, Mp, took
the chair. 1t was contended that as women
Ssad to manage households and pay taxes
,suffrape should not be withheld from them
a resolution was adopted declaring the ex
..s:tasion OF women contrary to all justice.
Sir iDominick Corrigan was the chic
vzv;tness before the Vaccination Committee
yesterday. He gave evidence as to tn
general condition of the people of Irelan
sYsreduced by vaccination. Smallpox wa
uaost.star1ped out of the country throug
general compliance with the vaccinatio
iIaws. He felt certain vaccination did NO
scommunicate specific Diseases He woui
not have q penalty for noncompliance, an
w4euld exert indirect pressure by excludin
children from schools and factories uniei
athey had been vaccinated.
The poll was declared last evening
Durham to have resulted as follows :
Wharton, sl4; Thompson, 976. Both cal
saidates addressed the crowd. Mr.. Thoml
son promised to contest the seat again.
The Westmeath Act contains elev,
clauses, ,xnd is to empower the Lord Lie
senant to apprehend and detain for q limi
ed time persons suspected of being meI
6ers of the Ribbon society, or Of bell
.Aeoncerned in the commission of any crir
oar outrage under the direction Or influen
.>sf the society of Westmeath, or in certa
.adjoining portions of Meath and Kin
County. 1t applies to Ireland only q
continues the Peace Preservation Act
east year until the 1st of June, 1873. AT
= &a,e proclamation of prescribed distri
Ehes&ct of Habeas Corpus may be suspeI
:. ed, anu suspected persons may be commi
ed without trial, and the place of detent
Cd, may be changed if necessary. Persons
arrested are to. be treated untr
prisoners. The Act will apply to We
meath; to the baronies of Ballycow
Coolstown, Garry, Castle, Kilcour
Lower, Philipstown aud Warrenstown,
She Kings County; and the baronies
Is. Fore, Lower Kells, Upper kells, l.
T. Lower, Moyfenrath Upper, Moyfenr
Lower, and Lower and Upper Navan,
the-eo of Meath.
The Weather-The Crops.-No season
probable ever SO happily disappointed
irst expectations that were formed rega
jSng its results. The first three month,
She year were about the worst for agri'
=. Suraf purposes we have ever seen, W
she last two were about the best. VI
wthe> beginning of March the incessant l
.sUorms had saturated the ground aud III
& impossible to work it. March, howe
came in like lion with clustering ut