The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-12-15

or la thav been Irishmen Of the current -
Parliamentary stamp, giving their entire b
influence to Imperial and reserving no Por- b
ton of it for the special interests OF tneir 81
in the House. would be sure to secure for I
Themselves q liberal share of the benehts =
of which their selhshness and in several /
instances, their manifest disregard OF pub 8
lie faith, had defrauded the people. n
In to the last occasion on which MI. .
Maauire's voice was heard in the House OF
Commons, it was, with appropriate cor.
sistoncy, in the depunciatlon OF national
turpitnde as well as in the vindication of
national Independence line of policy j
from which he never swerved throughout
his honored career.
Hoping that those who admire genuine
integrity and splendid talents long and
zealousiy exercised in the cause Of their
country, will come to the aid OF John
Francis Maguire's family.
Believe me, my dear Sir,
your faithful servant,
John, Archbishop of Tuam,
THE GALWAY PROSECUTIONS.
Tnformations we're filed yesterday in the
Crown Office against the several defendants,
clerical and ley, ordered to % prosecutor
in accordance with Judge keogh,s !udg-
1aent in the Galway E,eeti saton dss,on In
the same position as if bills had been found
against them by the grand jury on an IN
iiictmeut Within certain numDer oi
days the defendants Will nave 70 Ippsal
aUS MEAD. The venue is necessarily iaid IN
the county IF Galway, but til open TO
e;ther aide. the Crown the defendants,
To move the Court Of Queens bencn 10
make an order to have the cases tried In
another county, OF IN th re-, 0uG ;nfornstion'
which is comparatively very short, sets ont
the facts in relation to the vacancy IN the
representation of the county OF Galway,
the issue of the writ for the new eieehan'
The candidates, nomination, polling etc.
IT then charges the Lord Bishop of Clon-
fert. Captain Nolan, and the twenty-five
Catholic clergymen, whose names were re-
turned by Judge Keogh, with having ex-
ercised undue influence, ETC., ana pIays 'he
court to award it's process against them.
Messrs. J. D./Meldon and Son have
been obtained for the defence OF the most
Rev. DIR. >Duggan and seventeen or tiit
Catholic clergy men proceeded against anc
Mr. Thomas Higgins, solicitor, L uam Is en-
gagged for Captain Nolan and several OF The
Other clergymeu.-Ireenrdn Nov. Eth.
- FICTION OF A coApJUToR BISHOP.
Wednesday last was, as our readers ar
already aware, the day appointed for TN
election of the Bishop who Is to ASSIST GU
Most Rev. Prelate, DR.. O'Brien, in the dis
charge of his episcopal duties. The name
of three ciergymen were to be selecteu
and we need not cay that the greatest pos
sibIe interest was manifested amongst tn
Law circles as to the result of the nomina
ton, All the parochial clergy were, as
matter of course, in attendance, for thei
pnsition aud experience give them alon
the right to vote on such momentous occa
sions The Most Rev. DR.. Leahy,, Arch
bishop of the Diocese of Cashel and Emily
had arrived in the city on the pTeViou
evening, and was present IN the Catheara
AS usual, Solemn High Mass was ceieora
ted before the clergy went into conciaV
and the vast Cathedral was thronged
excess. His Lordship, DR.. O'Brien, pres
ded at the throne. Rev. j. A. Ryan In
more( officiated as celebrant, assisted y
Rev. nj, Resting as deacon, and Rev. !
Brawders as eub-deacop. Rev. r. Pow
acted an master. of ceremonies. 1mmed
ately after Mass, the congregation havir
dispersed, the clergyman present, accom-
panied by their Lordsh!ps, proceeded
The Sacristy. where the nomination WI
held with closed doors. The following
tho result: Right Rev. DR.. Murray, Bis
Oh of Maitland 1.-TWO votes), digRUsj We
Rev. DIR. Power, v. G., Clonmel lten vote
Gli1nior and Very Rev. DR.. Fltzgerai
Csrrick on SUR, (twenty-hve voteel, al
nissi,nus These namesSwill be at on
submiSted to His Holiness, who will decl'
Tho is to act as CoadjutOr Bishop for t
diocese of Waterford and Lismore.-h
terford Citizen, Now 18th.
1t is stated that the Marquis OF Waterio
IL about being received into the CaIno
Church. 1t is some months since the Nj
ChiOpess took similar step.
AS, in the present state of affairs, few
making money, every prudent person should cave
muoa avs poasiblo This can be done ir the m"'to
dry goo = ry patrcusAiuft Messrs. ri 1" hyIne q
eTuer Jackson end Magazine streets who, '"