The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-11-02

publish news from the different portions
Of ireland, that we deem of interest to our
readers:
Dublin.
On the morning Of the 23d uIt, Il de-
structiye fire took place III Cherry-lane. of
Bolton street, Dublin. 1t broke out in an
extensive store belonging to Mr.. Coffey, an
egg-dealer, and resulted in the total de-
struction of the premises. Capt. Ingram
and the Fire Brigade succeeded, after
much exertiop, in extinguishing the flames,
which at one time it was feared would ex-
tend to an out store adjacent. The dam
age is estimated at $500.
Acting constable John Dawson, who has
Tor several wears been a member of the
Drill Staff ut the Depot, Phoenix Park, has
on the recommendation of j. Duncan, Esq,
Commandant, been promoted to the rank
and pay Of constable, dating from lst
! September.
The Lords Justices have appointed
George Talbot, Esq, Assistant Commits
sioner of Police Of the Police District Of
Dublin Metropolis, to grant licenses to
have arms, for the County of Dublin.
Lou.h.
The pastorsbip Of the parish of Dromis-
kin, which has been vacant for several
months, has been filed BY the Primate,
who has appointed the Rev. Mr. McCul-
Tough, T. p, of Dromintee, to the import
ant charge The Rev. Mr. Mccullough Is
eucceeded at Dromintee BY the Rev. Mr..
kieran, c. G., Togher and the Rev. Mr..
Clarke, C. G. Dromiskin, succeeds the
Rev. Mr.. Kieran.
Cork.
~ If no EIrl-c ftupPnS-
town Cathedral has already been marked
BY a very decided progress in the building.
The diocese Of Cloyne has exhibited a very
earnest spirit in support Of the undertaking
In the parish Of Mallow alone, the Rev.
Canon Green has collected the sum Of
I1O0.
The election for a coadutor prelate Tor
tho BishOpric of Ossory took place on the
10Th ult., in St. Mary's Cathedral, Kilken-
nv. The following was the result Of the
parish priests the Very Rev. Mgr.
Moran, Dublin, -. For Rev. Matthew
O'kecffc, p p Achabonc, -. For Very
Rev Dean Mcdonald, Y. c., Kilkenny, s.
Tue voting viii be duly communicated to
Rome, and the result is Gnxiously expected.
Kerry.
Dinglo correspondence states that in
West Kerry, which for twenty-five years
never escaped severe and early visitation
of the potato blight, the potato crop this
year, when few other localities hay. been
untouched by the disease, by Il strange
contradiction, has been perfectly sound
and Of quality and abundance quite I'M
prccedentcd.
Waterford.
The Fathers Of the Augustine order,
stationed at hungarian, have undertaken
the erection Of new convent, to which
desirable object list of very liberal sub
scriptien has been given.
limerick.
"A Limerick correspondent wr,tcS:-
\ rumor, which has attained considerable
oredence, is circulated throughout the city
to the effect that a meeting Of the national
party will shortly take place III the Thea
ter Royal, Limerick, for the purpose Of
calling on Colonel Monscl, and Major
Gavin to resign their positions in Parlia-
ment, and allow the advocates of Home
Rule to take their places, and represent
the feelings and opiniona Of the electors of
the city and county.
+ Tipperary.
Foot and mouth disease among cattle. is
prevalent to an alarming extent i'll Tip
pcrary. Three hundred eases have been
officially reported in one district in the
South Riding,
Galway.
The Marquis Of IIarti ngton has certified
that the Salthill Industrial School for Ro-
man Catholic boys, Galway, is fit for the
reception of male children; and that the
, Gort Industrial School for Young Roman
Catholic boys and girls is fit for the rcccp-
ton of male and female children.