The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-04-16

ven, was lost in Bantry Bay on Wednesday
night. The pilot, Hennessy, anchored IN
an exposed part of the bay, and was warn
vised to abandon the smack. The weather
becoming stormy during the night, fires
were lighted to guide the crew to safe
part Of the coast should they abandon the
vessel. On Thursday morning the smack
had entirely disappeared, and the shores
were strewn with potatoes and fragments
of the wreck. Three bodies have come
ashore.
Death Of Edward Cullen, Fsq.-We re-
cordss with deep regret the death of Mr..
Edward Cullen, who died on Wednesday
morning at Tara, county Meath. The de-
ceased was brother to his Eminence the
Cardinal Archbishop of Dublin, and makes
the second of those who were dearest to
space of couple of months, passed from
his domestic circle. We are sure that we
but speal. the universal sentiment in ex-
pressing sympatby with his Eminence, and
in hoping that it may be long before such
another event occurs to overshadow the
private life of the Cardinal Archbishop.
NeU Church of Fyvensiletopn, County
Cork.-In every diocese in Ireland the I'M
mistakeable proofs of the progress of reli-
gion are witnessed, but in none are they
more numerous and cheering than in Clog
her. The cathedral in course of erection
at Monaghan will be truly . national Or
nament, and the parochial Church of Five
most beautiful of the parOchial churches in
the land. Great praise is due to the wor-
thy pastor, the Very Rev. T. B. MElroy,
and to his people, for their devotion in be-
ginning and their zeal in prosecuting this
work for the honor and glory of God.
Sale Of a Werford Rarm.-The tenants
interest in q small farm of ten acres, stu
I'LL H. H.
of at pnblic auction by Mr.. John Hinton.
The farm is on the estate of the Right Hon.
the Earl of Granard and the Hon Mrs.
Deane Morgan, who gave permission to the
outgoing tenant, Mrs. Roman, to sell her
interest. Although the farm is small, the
bidding was kept up until it was knocked
down to Mr.. Patrick Sinnot, of Baliycog-
ley, at S166. One acre was laid down in
tawny oats. four were ready prepared for
barley and potatoes, the remainder under
grass. The annual rent Of the place is f12.
a Valuable Derelict.-A special telegram
from q Waterford correspondent reports
that while the Milford steamer, Great Wes-
tern, was coming into Waterford, Captain
Pearin, master, noticed large vessel out
side the mouth of the harbor supposed to
be the Oriel of Charleston, laden with cot
ton and palm oil. 1t seemed to be deserted
by the crew, and was much disabled. The
Great Western was unable to tow her in,
az she had not sufficiently strong tow ropes.
Her main mast was gone. 1t is probable
that the crew have taken to the boats.
At the Limerick farmers Club, on Sat-
urday, it was announced that a conference
of the Munster Club is to be held at Maliow
to form fund to enable poor tenants to
defend themselves against arbitrary evic-
ton. Resolutions were passed strongly
the increase of baronial COL
lection, poundage from Cd. to 3D., and also
Al 0f q
Governor of the County Limerick Prison,
whose treatment of the Fenian prisoners
was animadverted upon.
Dundalk-St. Iary's College.-On Sun
day the beautiful and newly erected chapel
to this institution of the Marist
Fathers was solemnly dedicated to the SER
vice and sovereign worship of God under
the invocation of the Blessed Virgin and
st. Joseph. The sacred edifce, which was
crowded by highly-edified congregation,
presented a most strikingly beautiful ap-
pearance.
The Remaining Fenian Prisoners.-A me-
moral from lrishwomen to her Royal
Highness the Princess Louise is being
signed, and will shortly be presented, pray
ing that the influence of her Royal High
ness may be exerted to procure an extern
sion of the Royal clemency to those politi-
cal prisoners who have not benefited by
the recent amnesty, and who still remain
in prison.
FSre.-Shortly after six o'clock on Mon
day evening, fire broke out in stable in
Blessington-p place, the property of John
Smith. The fire brigade, under the direc-
ton of Captain Ingram and Mr.. Boyle,
were promptly up, and the fames were
soon extinguished by water supplied from
the main through a hose.
A National School House Burned in Ty-
rone.-Cornavara National School, near
Drumquin, was completely burned q few
nights ago. 1t is supposed to have been
the work of an inceudiary, and notice of
malicious injury has been served on tue
county.
The Lord Chancellor has been pleased to
appoint Martin Kelley, Esq, of Greenogue,
Ashbourne, justice of the peace for the
county of Dublin, on the Recommendation
of the Right Hon. the Earl of Howth,
Lientenant of the County.
The ConUict SIattery.-We are happy in
being able to announce that the Lord Lieu
tenant has been pleased to commute the
sentence of death passed on William Stat
terry, at the late Nenagh assizes, for the
murder of his wife.
RINGEN WAsHER.-Life is made mn of tr;fes