Denton and Haughton Examiner, etc. — 1882-08-05 (Denton, Greater Manchester, England)

STATE OF IRELAND.  A pastoral from Cardinal M'Cabe his been read in all the Roman Catholic churches in Dublin referring to some approaching devotions in honourof the Messed Virgin. It directed clergy and people to invoke her intercession for the testoration of good order and tranquillity in the country, and for the prmeryation of the harvest. The pastoral contained no direct allusion to politico : matters. The police in Dublin attach little importance to the capture of O'Brien, dies Westgate, in Venezuela. A eai!or canted Westgate his been long knowu to some of them, and was a man of such simplicity that he would be among the last to be intrusted with a political murder. It is also almost mtablished that he embarked from Dublin on the fatal evening some time before the murder. The qumtion is, are O'Brien and Westgate identical. The second battalion Coldstream Guards have been inspected in Dublin by Sir Thomaa Steele. Francis Hynes, who is charged with the murder of the herd named Doolaghty, near Ennis, has been removed from Limerick to Dublin, to be tried by a special jury, under the provisions of the Prevention of Crimes Act. William Ennis, farmer, of Straiten, has been accented under the Grimm Act. He was dispossessed from a farm under Major Barton, DL., and when the landlord attempted to get some hay, the amused gathered a crowd and prevented him. Ennis was brought before Major Waring, R.M., who directed a prosecution under the intimidation clause, the accused meanwhile being allowed out on bail. Eighty comtabl. in William - street Police Barracks, Limerick, have given notice of their intention to resign unless ineremed pay is granted, and full pension after .hirty years' service. Seven persons have been arrested by the Garvagh police under the Prevention of Crimea Act. Mr. Parnell, M.P., has arrived in Dub/in, having been telegraphed for on account of his sister's illneao. Miss Parnell is pronounced out of danger. At the consecration of a church in connection with St. Malachy's Roman Catholic Church, Belfast, the sermon was preached by the Most Rev. Dr. Nulty, Bishop of Meath. In the course of his sermon he denounced the secular system of collegiate education at present is Ireland, and esboricd the Roman Catholiee to persevere in their efforts to get a more Roman Catholic system intro duced into Ireland. At the Belfast Poliemcourt a few days age, two men and a woman, named Catherine M'Alanus, were brought up in custody charged on suspicion of having, by poisoning, mused the death of William Henry MiManus, husband ef the female prisoner. Evidence. having been given, the magistrates declared there was not the slightest evidence that the man had been poisoned, and released all the prisoners ou their own recognisances. The Central News Agency says Colonel Henry Brackenbury, who recently resigned bit post as head of the detective police at Dublin Castle, does not proceed with the army to Egypt in any capacity, and is about to ler le-appointed to the Royal Artillery for regimental duty. Mr. Clifford Lloyd, special resident magistrate for Limerick district, has been offered by the Government the post vacant by Colonel Brackenbury as chief director of the Criminal Investigation Department iu Ireland, and has left Limerick for London to consult with the Government previous to his acceptance of the office. The Liverpool Ladies' Lead League have had specially designed a magnificent wreath of the choicest everlasting flowers for the grave of the Into Miss Parnell. The wreath, which Is composed of Cape dowers, jesamiu, lily of the valley, moss rose, and shamrock ititertwined, will be sent to Miss Devitt, sisMr of Mr. Michael David, in New York, to be placed by her on the grave of Miss Parnell.  RESIGNATION or Tim