The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-11-17
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Holy Father has, through
the Very Rev. DR.. Kirby. presented .
beautiful cameo to the Rev. DR.. Coveny, r:
p, of tho Enniskean, for the bazaar In a'o
of the completion of the new church.
The Cardinal Archbishop.-The Dublin
Foundation, that His Eminence the Car,
dinal will not return to ireland, but wili
be retained by His Holiness at the Papai
Court. ~, s.1egef v9s..-
Eyading the Law.-rFhe Rev. John Nolan,
P. p, of kildare, calls public attention 70
serious matter. He states .1aI star
are endeavoring to induce the tenantry 60
Sign away any rights they may have under
the recent Land Act. He associates the
Dukes family from the TRANSACTION, wnicn
certainly bears the aspect OF oppression
and injustice.
Tho S,.stentation of the Protestant Ch~rcn
in Treland.-Bitter complaints have been
made of the piggardiy support given oy
| English Church to her distressed slster IN
ireland, but it appears that neither are
Protestants at home disposed to be noeral:
| The Bishop Of KilmOre, at the meeting y,
his diocesan synod, lamented that to III
! ietters sent out appealing for contributions
| from the local gentry to the sustentat.on
fund, he had received only seven replies
The Bishop of Derry has similar com.
plant to make. In fact as the bishoP o,
Fillmore puts it, the decadence OF the
Ghnrch ia assured if plenty of money is
not forthcoming. The Express gives US
one reason for this apathy that the la.sy
find themselves over borne oy ce AtSanssian
in all doctrinal matters-as the Ashanaslau
) Creed question, the Revision of the Prayer
Rock. etc. If, therefore the clergy CANNOT
Get on without the funds, and the 1unos
depend on their teaching doctrines contra
ry to their CONVICTIONS, IL ID easy " p-o
dict the result.
Costs of the Galway Election Petition
The costs of the petitioner Captain the
Hon, W. LIE Poer Trench) in the Galway
election petition are estimated at aoou1
fIo 900, OF this sum between "a ,0OO ana
, f5,O 900 is for counsels fees; Deouc!lne
the average reduction made by taxation,
the net amount may be expected to stand
mt "a nearly as possible ElO,OOO. Inc
costs of Captain Nolan's side will probably
he about Es 900. Putting the petitioner
and respondents costs toget1 M n T1at;ca
t Keoph. have to be betrayed by the latter,
: the sum of ELS, 900 is arrived at.
t 't. 0. ENGLAND.
Dr.. Iyinastone.-Two more communlca-
o tious from DR.. Livingstone have been given
l. to the public, one despatch to LORD Gran
e vile and the other letter to Sir bartie
Frere. They are marked by the uemos,
GOOD humor and and good feeling, and II
IT Is pleasant to sec that there is no trace o.
is soreness either with regard to the travel
"a Ier,s Old comrade DIR. Kirk or the Roya
i. Geographical Society. To the last named
= BODY he tenders his warmest thanks, con
r. Guiding his despatch by saying that IN
ne one in the world ought to be more deepi.
IN grateful than your humble servant, Davi'
IL Tiyingstonen In the letter to Sir Barti
.r Frere9who, by the by, is to so to Aanzl
-, bar as special commissioner to put 90"
ne the slave trade-Dr. Livingstone mention
ia the existence of traces OF burrowin
race" perhaps the Troglodytes of Heroic
TIL tns. q Big feet" he says, "are the onl
ON sculpture have seen, and they are ik
or the footprint of Adam on the mountain
ad- stone's own opinion upon the search exp
me ditiop. He regrets very much that his r.
ley Quest to Mr.. Stanley to turn oack an
ge, slaves on their way to him should ha,
Tim been SO interpreted as to stop the e1pea
ton, and he would have been very glad
the pava officers composing it had III
dertaken the exploration of Lake Victor
ing on their own account That his complain
our against the Baniaus and their agents W
: of taken by DIR. Kirk AS covert attack
the bimself-which was never his (Dr. Livln
~ stope,s) intention" has made him feel We
!. 10 sorry. The Royal Geographical Socie
on their part have just been giving al
ted nor to Mr.. Stanley and presenting him WI
and their gold Victoria medal, so that ever
nce body is on pleasant terms all round, wnl
,one ia as it should be. .-..
niZe :.
The EEections-The elections which ha
lust taken place in France cannot but
regarded as significant symptom
Try, what is in store for that country. In It
but important department of the Gironde,
ssip- Caduc, who is said to be a Republican
ton deeper nSe tnau o;st NJ Ia 'EnrcoSe
ears Roquette, the Imperial ex.minister, W
ed obtains only % 700 In the Indre ct Loi
ding NJ. Nioche, another advanced Republic
sum. carries it against NJ. Schneider, thou
the by smaller msJEPlCy, oo.ooo , W 80, IS ;
up ! .ne Sa , ~ +ha oniv member Of f
the Mn;o;aajI Snnnc;l who il a Gambettist.
crop retnrned nv 274OO votes. In the Vosg
lany NJ Meline q Radical, obtains 10000 vot
very against "a lOO poiled oy the ConserVa'l
,ney candidate, M; NeuEeiC. |n9 9, C,eo q
,ney ts ,.s' uiaotsd and in Algiars the rein
7hat IS NJ Cramiaux ia said to be certain. On