The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-04-07

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unpleasant intimation was conveyed are
persons who declined to vote for Mr.. Dease
at the recent election. The covenants saLu
to have been violated have reference 20 tne
course Of husbandry to be followed, ana We
are told that the tenants have been re-
markable for keeping their farms in high
state of cultivation.-COrk Examiner, marc"
20.
THE AMNESTY ASSOCIATION.
The Amnesty Association Committee
have forwarded the following form OF
declaration to Influential persons through
out Ireland for signature, in time 10 %
read at the great demonstration on 81. "a
tricks Day at tie Rotundo, Dublin:-"Ihe
inhabitants deem it a duty we owe our
country to record our conviction, on this
national anniversary of Ireland, St. "a
tricks Day, 1872, that it is cruel and un-
wise to continue the Incarceration OF over
fifty Irishmen for alleged political Offences
despite the petitions and solicitations re-
peatedly expressed by all sections OF the
Irish people, and we declare that a free,
wise, generous amnesty would give uni
versal satisfaction and allay discomfort.
DEPOT CENTRES.
Maps have been issued by the War Office
for the information of Parliament, show
ing the depot centres, with the districts
attached to each, under the new locailza-
ton scheme. Ireland ia divided into eight
districts, the centres of which are Tralee,
Clonmel, Mas, Parsonstown, Castelar,,
Monaghan, Newry and Omagh. The Ira
lee district comprises the counties of Kerry.
Cork, Limerick and Waterford. CloDmel
is the centre for Wexford, Kilkenny, lip
perary and Clare. Certain regiments are
to be attached permanently to each of these
depots, at which also the militia Of the dis
| trict will be concentrated when called out
for training. The distribution of the regi-
ments in ireland has not yet been an
nOunced.
THE coMgSG DUBLIN EXHIBITION.
There will be opened, in a few weeks, in
the Exhibition Palace, Dublin, a display of
the artistic and mechanical products of Ire
land, as we'll as of 6 reat Britain and foreign
countries, which wiz prove the greatest
attraction of the year, and cannot fail to
draw an immense infsux Of visitors to the
city. It will be the Inauguration Of an
institution the want of which has long been
felt in Ireland. The Exhibitions Of past
years, no doubt, did q great deal of good
while they lasted, but, being ephemorai,
their influence was necessarily limited. ,
THE NEW aIEMB1H FOR KERRY.
Ms. Blenperhassett, the member fol
5th nlt. The Hon. gentleman was intro
ducea by his cousin, Sly X. Biennerhasseti
and Mr.. Mcguire. There were very few
Liberal members in the house at the time
but those who were present gave Ar
Blennerhassett a cheer as he was condnetes
to the table.
THE HOME RULERS.
A meeting of Irish members Of Parfia
ment favorable to- Home Rule was held il
T the Confereuce-room of the Rouee of Com
mons, on the 10th, when, after some dis
cussion, it was resolved that FeSuisitiOl
shoald be issued for a meeting to be hels
!, at the Westminster Palace Hotel, on tn
: 9th of April, to consider the prepriety o
: bringing the sntject forward this session
. The deaths last week in Dublin were q,
Z in number, or at an annual rate of owe
q forty for every Thousand of the Inhabitants
\ The aggregate death rate in twenty -one o
= the principal cities and towns Of the king
dom was only &c per 1000; in London q
: in Liverpool and Manchester 2s,in Bristo
:. 90, and in Birmingham but 10. The com
,. parison tells significantly against our city
"a Among the deaths lass week forty lone WEI
f. caused by small-pox-Nation, March Is.
J. 1t is stated that MI. Devereux, the men
u Der for Wexford, will resign his seat in tt
of course of a few days, and that the boroug
he will be contested by Mr.. William Arcb'
10 Redmond and Mr.. J. P. Devereux.