The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-21
NEW ORLEANS. SUNDAY MORNING. MAY e. 1871

ness OF his disposition as well as his inte
'ecsuai ana personal gifts endeared him
ana drearier blank still in the bereave
sea!ss OF his patriotic parents. He died
fortified by all the rites Of the Church. an
was inferred on Sunday last in ms G !, rh oil
pace. '''
another Z" Observation-Disclosures five anf
SIX CLOCK on Tuesday evening Head con
s.aple Caiiaghan and a party Of the con.
~ ~. Went to the premises belonging
~ W.T. growers, who carries on the cork
ce1ting business near the Fever HOSPITAL
y! wexford, and, after searching some
e'me, the Head copstable was rewarded bv
nou'he one common gun, one rife. and
Two pistols, one of the latter being what is
GU unie . morse pistol. They were all tied
Express. oo'"
me LORD Justice of Appeal (Mr. Chris
tian }, In delivering Judgment is an import.
T"1 Ease on thursday, com planned that the
hora chancellor and the Master of the
h0iis delegate to their chief clerks business
which, he commended, thew shouid nersnnoIs
~ transact. Mr.. Christian went on to cav
that If this practise was continued. the
superior courts of law in Ireland might be
abolished altogether. The Lord ChanceI.
LOT declined to enter into controversy nm
,ne matter In that place, and said he would
Tsa avs I :. TO ,he bar to judge how far the
personal motives. The difference be-
tween the learned judges has caused con-
siderable sensation in Dublin.
DeatA.-On Monday, the 9th ult.. after
a few days illness, at her residence. Clav.
10y ooy, baiIymoe, county Roscommon, in tie !
S Sosn year o! ner age, MRS. Honoria Gordon,
daughter OF Mrs. Ellen Ryan, Saltbill. Mira |
Gordon leaves young family and a large
circle OF friends to mourn her nren,atn
1emise. r. I. P.
several subjects referring to this country
rave 'oeen under confederation in both
houses of Parliament. In the Lords a re-
urn mas been ordered Of the agrarian and
'ener grave oneHces committed in Ireland
md reported to the constabulary, aimee
ne ast OF December, 1870. We cannot
lnderseand why Earl Kimberley has init ,
mated to their Lordships that he win maize l..
20 statement on introducing the promised
1easore In reference to the alleged secret
ocleties In Westmeath. His lordship re-. 7
erVes his case until the second reading of |
he bill, which he proposes to take an TSes. I
ay next. In this instance it seems we c
Ill nave no cause to complain of daIay In | g
'gisiation. Expedition Is invariably an Il
of coercive law making. {
the Commons the Chief Secretary as i
'red Mr.. Gore that though the Govern {
ar railways, the question of their admin t
tration was receiving "at the present +
oment" serious consideration - but he X
'uld not say that it would be dealt with n
lls session. The Select Committee on il
MON Rating has been struck. We publish C
le names elsewhere, and the public will ii
It fail to observe that the landed interest
I'd the ec o6fcio element are predominant
he representation given to the city and u
wn interest is very limited. 1t is, never p
eiess, a good Committee, in whose action "
ID dehoerations the country will have y
nhdence. It's indeed strange that neither u
uolln nor beiiast-nor, in fact, any of the +.
ntres OF industry and commerce. which u
tract rural impecuniosity- have been e'
'nored with a seat in the Committee. We p
o happy to observe that The O'Couor !"
On mas once more brought the peculiari- ~
% OF the Irish Valuation Office aud the Ill
iuation system under public notice. The
on. gentleman has called attention to the 7
ideuce given on the subject before the fc
iece Committee in go, and moved for In
rtain returns. The discussion-or some N
gut say reVelation-that might have fol- N
wed was abruptly stopped by the Gov N
nment announcing that it Intended tn b
!.siate on the subject as soon as possible. i
Is to be hoped that something of the er- V
oltion which produced the Westmeatb to
IL will be applied to the Valuation Of
Q, aud that legislation on it will be al
ompt, vigorous and comprehensive T.
tbtin Freeman, 29th. ia
sank Of Iretand.-The following eeutIe- .. ="
IN have been unanimously elected for the e si'
suing year;-John Barlow, John Barton, +;
thanlel Caldwell, SIR John Ennis, Bart. ~
oH mas lone, John Jameson, VIM. Jane NJ
J, Thomas Laffan Kelly, Samuel Law, PPs
bert Manders, Luke John Mcdonnell. &c
omas Vesey Nugent, Sir james Power, a.
TT; James Robert Stewart, John Edward ma
ma leT
Tic Education QueStion-GalCay-A a AZ
'ent meeting of the Board OF Galway an
wn Commissioners, Mr.. L. L. Ferdi- Da
nd, T. c., gave notice that on the next