The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-08-18
Morning Star and Catholic Messenger.
INV vHErxHa suNDAY. Ivcusr 10. Is7s-
M1scEILAHDous FOREIGN KEws'


The annual report Of the Commissioners
Of NATIONAL Educssion IN ireland IL just
iss1sa. From this it appears that pm the, ]
Nss, Of Decemfer, ls50, there wore 6006j
schools in operation, which had On their
roiia Aes $40 children, with aa averags
daily attendance for tho eauae petiod Of
$50, ise. Al the close of 1871 the nnmber !
Of achoola in operation was COLA. The
soeA number Of children on the rolls within |
the gear was ,0SI, 200, and the average |
daily attendance of children for the year |
~as Sos. sos. There was, therefore. an In
average daily attendance. -.
A comnromise bas been arranged between |
che Riohe Hon. Sir George Hamilton Sey- |
saoar a1d Sir Richard Wallace on the much
sjtigated Question now pending before the |
Ho9se Of Lords, as to the succession |
to the late Lord Hertford's Irish estates.
The terms of the com promise We under
stapd to be that. the estates aye to, be-
como tho property yof Sir Richard, who is
to pay f4OO, 600 to Sir Hamilton Seymour,
100000 Immediately, and s200, 900 at the
end Of two years, with an annuity of 5000
IN the inter9al before ayment Of the sec.j
ondE200, OO6- a-i-''iF -.S1~' - . y - ~ IA
~ Saceysasz ,rENaLANp.,sri aas=s.t, ...sa s,art
gAe Il 7,,ferno, ;onsaol .n-'-he, frat ANIMAL
.,nan.se ~ Tho Rr;t;sL .aect;nn of tha In.
tcrrat;"nol Wo-k;n IMA.,s, A.. cc;at;on he.
~.n ia Natfin ohams ON the 2Ist of J,i{v.
SCitizenn Thomas Smith. Of Notti, aham.
,,res;ded. and Mcit;zann Ale.ander Clarke
ef I.;vernool fiIeIi mo v4cA .1hhir Dele,
.yates we're present. from all Che principal
sowns In the connfrr- ana from Australia
ard Gsrmanvs The' ahrst' sanb;ees brnnaht
1900 lad yaseranca ~ ~ Tsrresent ation
of labor "a Parliament and on the motion
of stCitizeu,' Hales, a resolution was unani-
znously carried to the effect that. whilst
tho Congress recognized the fact that the |
social emancipation Of the eworLing olssses |
.shonlI bes directed. thew also reoocn;zed
TT q. r,as' ~ ocessorv 10 tnLa~ ,,n7;t;aai |
SDnap :. ""s say SIno pol'siea1 |
acCon 10 weih eat saas anu
Sheretore pledged themselves TO estaollsh
distinct LABOR partys creating an agitation
based on the principles Of the Interpation- l
al, and to carry out the same The subject
Of education produced a resolution in
: favor of oblipatorv. rratuitous. industrial.
"a SSt,4k T.a' 1ronaIaata,
Gaardian says it is expected among the
- IemDets ina! the 1neernational VIII pass
through serious crisis at the approaching
szaansfnA that it has done 50 little towards
seirjny them in their stru o ules acairat am-
xSnrars ord that tha Ia ttar arc oSto ;n;n1 Of
- .,nssant t;nna AZ mary srt;cies from' the
Continent Tor use IN the building trade,
tssasst 10 useless 70 malntain the seoera,
ton. "a Ia0tion will therefore be proposed
. tpsiisiuteprate the society, The General
fxouncI- AID fhoaa who a1uport it's ambi-
rInna 6en;,n. nil ~ conrse nnnosa tha
Sue, VIZ, y. Sveo, .SppoI Wig
'moSion, oat tne uenerat GoanSll mas oeen
80 r1gsh divided againet ltseif that 1t can
0afdty expect GO stand. IN any circum-
eosdees, ~ 80 Sxpeseec tnas She EdgHsh ere
AAauS "'i "'s"u.AW A'om sa' o.san'Aas'on
Sympathy toith the Jesnsts.-Ihe follow
gag letter rom the Duke OF Norfolk ap-
peared In the LONDON LINES:
Sir,-Fn article in the Times of to day, on
tho meeting Of Catholics held mt Wiliis's
Rooms ON the 10th inst, for the purpose OF
Re1eesting, against the treatment 70 wnieh the
are e. neng Icy at th rome
snSstant"Ilv - .,srcal Jsmanstrat;on a "a
Uothinr more
As / was chairman on the occasion, must
ask to be allowed to correct this assertion.
The meeting was in reality entirely origi-
~,,abed and organized, and the resolutions
drawn by laymen. .-..-
OF the ten gentlemen who spoke eight were
xxaymen, and only TWO were Piissts- De.
sneniaIltg and MSri Sapes oo'n %. wnom were
pu'nasira atHoea ~ '"e lay promoters Oh Inc
sJ1hro 49, a.. % -.