The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-08-27


0,ReiiIv in the chair, Mr.. Nolan, Hon. Sec,
read the following Communication, wnicn
he said he had that morning received rom
DR.. N. c. Whyte, secretary to the late
A]''" .Iudia Office, 9th July. 1871.
"Mr. e. Neill is desired by me snnwisS~e :.
Louise. Marchioness of Lorne, to ackn9wA1IgS
the receipt Of M MIS- nulnns ,e memorial, and
to remind Mrs. Bulan in reply that ~ ID pot-
sble for the Princess to take 81 ths consider
ter which must be entirely leit 70 'no 'o"' <
This communication caused no smalI 9
snrnrise. and after q Heightened dlscussi9n :
the following resolution nt;an was az ME-. Cuddy,
seconded by DR.. Molloy: "That the am t
nestv Association, while respectfully teno
eripg their deep condolence to MIS-: ouinu i [
ex-Lady Mayoress Of Dponn, a LOT 40 death
| of the Lord Mayor, offer their nea.Ie'
| thanks to her for the humane ana c0nsloe.
| ate feelings she has shown in not ahowtns
private afflictions to stay her enorts Ia ;o
half of a complete amnesty to the re"s am
der of the Irish political prisoners SUI.
confined in English jails; but they reeIes
that her laudable intentions OF seeking tne
| Kind co-operation of the Princess LOUISE
have been 90 OVERWHELMINGLY pesnonse"
PROGRESS OF THE MOVEMENT FOX HUME
GOVERNMENT.
ueeting was held on Monday last n
Southwark to advocate the restoratlol y,
Home Rule to Ireland. 1t was attenIeu
nv yery many of the leading men OF Cna'
I city, and by two irlsh members s % M. p.
> J, Smyth. The speakers were very carnss.,
decided. and distinct in their declaration
, , IN favor of the Irish national demand, ana
b the resolutions were admirably Gp'GpoS
4 10th Mr, Mccarthy Downing and MT. r. :.
n Smvtf, delivered spirited and effective ad-
\ dresses. and appear to have created very
"a favorable impression. Thus the Home
a Rule agitation is not confined to Ireiana,
n but is being carried on WIN n tha NATIONAL
y movement continues to progress TaPiuly.
~ The North Kerry Farmers Club has this
q week nronounced unanimously for Home
A. Rule, pledging itself at the same ti me
:, nowntv Who would not aid the Home Rule
~ movement. This is the proper way to se'
A. about working for the attalnment OF ou,
it rights. Other public bodies in varloui
ty parts of the country were to nave iolio"e'
d, their example.
IL THE MOST REV. DIR. MDEvIrT, LORD Bisho'
lie OF RAPHOE.
ey His lorfship, whom We remember to nav
is- been, some two months ago, ,consecratec
ng With peculiar eclat, in the Cathedral Churc
at of Letterkenny,. is at present making MAKING,
ne diocese of Raphoe. For the first time, In
career which promises rich and glorious re
sults to religion in Raphoe, his loroshi
of commenced, on the 18th ult., contrmatlon
at GweedoIe, visiting aiteswards 10 Fsunet
rs. RathmulliD, Milford, Rathmelton, k1iMs
sed crenan, Tarmon and the Laggan. sint
ity then-scarcely a fortnight-the NUMBER q.
the amined and confirmed amounts to nPw sa;
gs- the attendance of priests was much iars
TIL than on any similar occasion.
ub- NUMBER OF ELECTORS.
of There are us, 499 electors in the COUNT
yal of Ireland and of these Cork mas oy ~, !,
7 to the most, and Carlow the next. we sns
, at group them in round numbers Antrii
,ute ia. 600: Cork, 5000; Down, IL 600 a
ser, ford, 5000; Glare, Fermanagh, Gal " a
out Afghan, 5000 !; Donegal and Meath, o1
of 1000 kildare, Mayo, Westneath, kosco
ssed mon. Wicklow, sligo, Waterford. q
Is to Queens County 5000; Car5o oU6 Le inn
con Longford, and Louth, over, *ooo; h'pp
the ary, 5000 and Tyrone, 8sOo.
sure, DEATH OF LORD AsHBRook.
con- IT ia with sincere regret we record
that death of this highly esteemed and Popn
! GIL noblemap, which occurred at his resloen
evil e The Castle, Durrow, on M haan sna "a
af of general and genuine SORROW through
ions, the entire county, as ths deceased mob
had man had much endeared himself to
only people by the liberal exercise OF the mi
illu- Generous and amiable qualities which
Ito of 1inguished his character. The rem.
laces. were inferred on Thursday, Mr.. Chapn
many of Kilkenny, having been intrusted
long all the arrangements for the obsequle
most Freeman. August S.
It far ..,,n,,r. ~, .r,,e late
Brien FCNEhAh oesh1u.S nrNcAnvEN.
q the ThoMAs e 49,. Al,
The On Monday last the clergy vi enis ~
till an assembled in unusually large numoer
, who the parish church Of DungaTyean TO- to
graves brate the Solemn ohSe aH W MSSns e &c
,xecu- the repose OF the soul " VA. ~, soeh
.lama- who died on the 2'tn 9it., III s snS ~
eople, of his age. Deceased was iaSne oeoss,
from Rev. James V. Cleary, D.D., ioAI 10
even St. Johns College, in this city. ne as
one of the old native inhabitants OF
town, identified with its commercial II
ests for more than half century,
with throughout his long life he had mainta
began q character of strictest integrity.