The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-06-09
M1SCxILAWDovs IKxSH NEWS.


20, 046, 1872, and the valuation fl0, lsO. 4A
the number Of proprietors resident IN or
near their property was $3.50; the number
resident usually elsewhere in ireland, and
occasionally on their property. 81 the
number resident elsewhere in Ireland:
4465; the. number usually resident out OF
Ireland but occasionally on their property,
100; the number rarely or never resident
in Ireland, 1443 the number OF pubic or
charitable institution owners of property
in ireland, 16l not ascertained, l35o, ana
the number of proprietors OF properties
under 4lOO year, and unclassed, 1882. The
number of statute acres owned by total
absentees iQreturned at f3, l49 ,5l4, of the
annual value of e ,536 OIL if these be ad-
ded to the 1868, 346 acres held by persons
who may occasionally see their estates, 1t
will be found that nearly the fourth OF all
who do not recognize the duties, though
they are careful to assert the rights Of pro-
perry. The owners of all lands and build
ings in cities, towns, and townships have
not been ascertained, and consequently arc
not included in the return.
HOME RULE.
A very successful meeting Of the Home
Rule Association was held on the l4th of
May in the Ancient Concert Rooms. The
city. Mr.. Redmond, the new Home Rule
member for Wexford borough, was admit
ted to the Association, together with Lord
Francis Conyngham, Sir Rowland Blenner-
hassett, and large number of lay and
clerical gentlemen residing in various parts
of the Empire. A letter was read from the
Very Rev. DR.. O'Brien, Dean of Limerick,
expressing his sympathy with the national
| cause. and his full conviction that the call
Of Ireland would bring the Irish clergy to
the van. The members of Parliament
present, in addition to Mr.. Redmond, were
| Mr. rfi In
the proceedings, Mr.. Smyth spoke of the
spirit of lf-reliance as the one thing ne
cessary in our struggle for emancipation,
and the miserable doctrine of leadership"
| the handing over of nations cause to
leaders as the principal reason of the great
there must be in every movement, "but the
leader" said Mr.. Smyth, sis the man who
leads, whoever he may be, and constituted
leadership is constituted abasement, be-
ginning in disunion to end in failure and
shame" Mr.. Smyth regards the late de-
4 feat on the Convention Act as the first
stage of u certain victory.
THE ROCK OF cAsHEL.
The progress of Mr.. Heron's Bill to vest
the Rock of Cashel in trustees has been
stopped until next year. The Bill proposes
to deal with land, and being therefore an
Estate Bill, is subjected to certain rules and
regulations prescribed by the standing
orders. These regulations not having been
complied with, the Bill could not 60 on
in it's favor by a special resolution of the
House of Commons. The Committee o.
the House to which this question was refer
red have reported that the startling orders
ought not to be suspended; and as they
cannot be complied with at this stage o
: the Session. the Bill is shelved until mex
, year.
! Some borouehs are coveted with spe
r cial love by aspirants to political fame
Thus the name of Mallow can never D.
: mentioned in connection with Parlia
r mentary vacancy, but presently we near o
g a host Of candidates for the honor. In tn
a present case Mr.. MacCarthy is the onl
: candidate who has formally presented him
n self to the notice of the electors by the il
o sue Of an address. But Col. Hickie, Msjo
Knox, Lord Robers Montague, Mr.. Gee
Guinness, aud a son/ot Munster, ar
all named as intending suitors. An Eng
q lish blrrister/has been sounding on til
l. spot for Mr. Munster, but the old game
!. not to be played again; and Mr. Gee
10 G uinress has shawn u sound discernmeI
~ of the political situation by giving denii
10 of the ru.nors that he intends to stand.
70 DEATH OF TIE REV. NJ. b. BUCKLEY.
as A painful shock has been given to tt
tn Catholic community of this city by the al
IN nOunc6mCOC Oh Gu0 ucdIu VI CuO lSOsSiCL
b. Michael Bernard Buckley, Citrate of Il
ar Church of SIS. Peter and Paul, which 81
J event occurred at an early hour yesterds
it. morning, after long and painful Hines
e. most herocally borne.-Cork E1amine
ne May 1Sh.
q, DEATH OF JAMES MURTAGH, ESQ.
- Tie Dublin Nation of the 18th of Nj
p announces the death of James Murtag
90 Esq, of Baymount, Clontarf, proprietor
~ the extensive Flour Mills situated on Roy
=; Canal, at the north side of the city.
as THE IRISH PROTESTANT CHURCH AND tt
, a CREED.
he The following are the portions of t
of Athanasian Greed which the Revision Col
of mittee have expunged:
ne "Whosoever will be saved before all thin
ID it is necessary that he hold the Catholic Fai
"a (which Faith except every one do Ike
he whole and undefled; without doubt he sh
lat perish everlastingly.
vi ."And the Catholic Faith is this That
mo- "-He therefore that will be saved: must til
M think of the Trinity.
u Furthermore, it is necessary to everlasti
70 salvation that he also believe rightly the
osC carnation of Our Lord Jesus Christ.
are Lror tba Faith ia that ~