The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-07-06

dnction Of Id, SI5 since the period OF the iass
Census. These figures show that VIM Waath Inv Il
ave 81 snsss
prived of sS,27O Of its people. There are on,S
few Thousand more than that na ~ tSe noou
lation is still going on briskiy, II IS et a "r
conjecture how the figures will stand ten or I
twenty years hencs--h EnsiSn fu''
abolished in Ireland.
Every morning numbers of young persons
leave here by the Waterford and Llme'i E'
Railway, on their way TO Queenstown, ios
that he never saw so many persons leaving M
the stations In any former year. lie says tno
emigration from Glare and Kerry is espec,ha" ~
large. On Tuesday morning a small e pau civ "
music accompanied the emigran's to inc SIN
| A. NJ train. The news from America IS any
thing hut encouraging, still shs Young plhW us.
| ness hest. as d respected FREUD said to US. Ev-
ery Irish family has now their friends or rei u.
tions in America, so that IL cah S'"'''
| called a strange Landowners.
| REPRESENTATION OF KoscoMMoN.
The Catholic bishop aud clergy in Roscom a.
mon having decided to give their snppu,I has
the Hon G. Trench, Capt. King Hartman nns
Withdrawn from the oonass: Tre ep a Is now the
only capd idate in the field, aud offers hipsenl
| ma an advocate of Home Rnle and denoh'ha
' tional education.
!. DEATH OF THE MOST REV. DR. o'BRIEN, LORD
a BISHOP OF WATERFORD AND LisMohh'
b Will. feelings of the deepest, sorrow we nave
J. to announce the demise of the Most kev. ~;
9 Dominick O'Brien, Lord Bishop OF Waeef Inn%
> and Lsmore' which ;oon p rssiaence, Great
}, GEORGES street, at half past one o'clock yesser
1t day afternoon His lordshiP was porn lin im at
i, terford in June, l.9s, "h1 Tba announcement
ID of his death has produced the most Proloa md
o. sorrow in this city, where he was SO long a AZ
~ so deeply regarded Py In a.Iy educatinn IN Wa
IS, terford, he proceeded' wnen S;sS,;nnSished
ld to Rome, where he em'ne1 my c;tv his abiIi
as himself: On MS resuin ~ W. scholar aud lin.
Of pnist, being fully appreciated by the Moss
Rev. DR. Kelly, the tneu IiSnI1" GuGa the
a DgofessoIship Nv y, y"nns witb nre
ea duties OF WHOM posi- NO tho eisyation of thu
AN Mana R.a m Abraham from the position OF
'nt President Of st. johns 20 President
sn Rev. Dr. o6rlea was sf,;rs he held giving tn,
on sne saSsf"etion. for many years. until, thu
ne, demise OF the rev. JONI nnn;ntsd nastor O
len patrick's, when ne Vas an the death of th
do. Most Rev. DR.. Foran his great virtues ant
Ism learning gained H a1I INN the highest plac
ver the clergy. S;a,ss for the Epscopacy
an mr 0'isr;sn was appointed by the Holy Sc
-. ". 6 Dsou We waterford and Lis more. 9th
ng- Lord b!shoP Oh M"teiu w;tb which the do
ao. zeal, WISDOM anu ttS;on wsre discharged
nes ties u "a ons strong and universal feeling
81. l.; ,faoth
Wis approval ana MS usa'o sincere and profoun
bis clergy y an oarp% waist he presided
ecu feehhS Oh eosio% or,lsbin had the gre
sec these dloceses, n,s of seeing a number
e5s prsssd in
all every one of which ne noe. a. ,osn has al
P 5ssn ssSsasy ersessa Is this city
any his Idship muniuSentS ,nnws IL. az an
we have heard from one VINO , snSwI IN, that
ed: stance OF his chariGy anu ;a mrnnertyNnot We
rate has disposed OF all ms Opprn9ses and
for large indeed-to chariIaolo w 70 b;s cred
mer is very remarkable anu ao. imam what his fail
Ton. that that property 10 issS o rdsh;n retain
rley, beaueathed to him. HIS LotosuIp
and his faculties almost to the iasG aronnd nea
Rus died, as he lived, In the mos' pfo'ou'0 poo
IS in -Taterford NeWs, jane, l5
Fith- DEATH OF THE BISHOP OF K1LIALA.
49,, -, ,o,vr.: wa have to annou
: IN 1t IS Win 4eep ~ reverend Dr. Thor
the demise OF tne n.o ss KiIIaIa. The sain
IL, Feeny, Lora pisuop, closed his career
. Le aud veneEaoie Pnan;ns' after having 81
PaS eafth OF s s -; Az seryice of his Divine Mas
reso i9iS that of tho numerous flock confdet