. 'IH; . New sad *a.cm Mat - e sson- erese a as1so*e Anesss'iIe AL.Tredoaeinwmu msans,L1UOEqo s, doing, the T , Oa~aan and soon- be I TEA OE ClBTT D.rTd 1' aTD prts. iioag wil tbtplr ht .u , I Vs` e.eand laid toet it those pOOpIThe aority emgr g h ai • of charge. Ordes. %sldt.ld %e 'No pr was are the b an sineweof the on , E .adedSE k c - _ Sw living eoudmeet- praseat-dw..oa".ats•ea".ineles being tut ealthy young people, m E. O R, ON CO. li atrIols dead. T rests left no andfeme from, seventeen to tweny-five 'here~, united bh last 4.droossubt, fhis ublished address years of age. 'The fihrgrants' passages are WHOLESALE GROCERS, pblic :: meny to the r of a aresitatt"advocate.te right chiefly pai by thbit friends-- on- the other ms whao ,I i his way on th•Iath side of the A$1antle.-JYorthers Whig. Commission Merchants and Dealeroain Weetern of pStb , though•and at everyhe step.asonQrh beset, e "edPasmes , Peot;-Theirustration neart: -g&h&--Oa -Lord Liffordis Carr of),lapposed Fenisa plot at Newcastle, estate, in this county, a tenant named by•si•gularly 'strong temptatlons-•..b sanounced in the papers, is thas reihrre John kM'ver farmed about seventeen acres Producoe, Wines and Liquors, T Moore estates assembled to iti Fridayd$vening's edition of the Nort1- at the yearly rent of 26, Being an aged a. y hearts to pay the Ist sad ers Daily Express, published at New- man pnd without help, he was unable to CORNER OP CANAL AND DELTA STREETS •cales, for they had lost a landlor whose castle: " The movement of the Fenian put in a crop, bt he got the liberty of-dip- oci7 ly AIR-TIGHT COOKING [STOVE, reslations with themselves had beea• ioftened sympathisers in this district- havearoused posing of hi' tanint right by proposals. W. MORAN. 3 .O3L0~. the infaueane of true humanlity on the suspicions of the authorities, Mr. McGusker wag the highest bieder, and WITH DUMPING GRATE. who have ORAN A NOBLE. of law and duty. The people, been on the alert for some time; and their his offer of 200 WaS aeeepted. He is now f their grief were there with Isuspicions Shirts Made to Order in every . are confirmed by the arrival ig in ssession, and the fact that he was d WHOLESALE GROCERS, The STEWART COOKING STOVE, which has bith iamsoureing. Por them the great Neweastle of a quantity of firearms, ad- fromanother estate"did not prevent the grtomeintt .- su facknowledged .uperIority overa George Her Moore ha tbrobbe compptitors, i now introduoced to the publio with the dressed to the keeper of a-public-house in landlord from giving it to him. The Carr And dalers in additlonof a DUMPINJPG GRLATB and ASH DRAW•R. and passion-for them his powerful the lower part of the town, who is estate is part of theBelmore property, .t I supposed sold n point of economy and general utility, it has been examig " strivea aungrudged labor~; in the Incumbered LIQUORS WESTE teonelded tha the T WART STOVE was ahead oa l he pro at - • Ftwo o ,had wi• to have Fenian proclivities. The police, Estates court a few WINSs, & -PRODUCE, others B• this addition of the NEW DUMPING myl5 l] 'm • • f Ca"a!n,rad mad now that he is here no more to feel the we understand, have seized the consign- years ago. Lord -Lifford imposed no in- GRTE the heating urfaOe of the Oven i greats in thob of hops r 'thepride of noble effort, ment, which came from -Birmingham, and crease of rent.-f•jrone Constitution. Corner of Canal andFront streets, creased, and the capacity of the fnes nearly double te esoine, the wild prayerful wail of Ire- of the dispatch of which, no doubt there and no dust can escape while cleaiung or dumpiog tha The Coercion Act in Kerry.-Traleee, selS1ly New Orleans. lad west a Ito-.heaven in token of their was some information. About two hundred April 18th, 1870. - When Mr. Barron, To get a genuine Stewat's Steve, see that P. P. a b l gri evf. Standing above rifles were found among the articles seized; Stewat's name s on the Hea -Platea. Chairman of the Quarter Sessions, was H. M. O'MEALLIE, ULLERr WARRENT & CO.. lis tofmb'i•,I5thful priest Who had stood and orders have. been issued for the police lately here on his circuit, he expressed as .s1 t4ni gbed executed the last tea- authorities to keep a strict watch upon the his opinion that For aleby . r . HOGA- LS Canal sat. this unusually quiet Magazine Where it am be seen in operation dally. few ly b eorge Henry Moore, and did proceedings of tie discontented Irish in connty would not be visited by the Poer- Street, Corner of Terpsichore, •'rJstlesd to his honor and his memory." this district. There is every reason to fear cion Bill. Yet, scarcely had the act ifeen my8 ly New Orleans. SUngbounded Sueses C7 S" men, if any," said Father Lavelle, that some movement, either in Newcastle passed into law when the authorities put CBESCENT GROCERY. Gulf Shrht Factory. ' -''b abetter right to know his soul than or elsewnere, has been contemplated; butt its most stringent clauses into force. The Ad from his knowledge he declared the activity of the police may frustrate the fir case was at Causeway, where, with WI-LIAX HART, tht i insanltof-their deep and long em- designs of the misguided men. regard to some threatening letters, Wholesale and Retail FAMILY GROCER. Choice wit- WINES, LIQUORS, and TEAS. .. upon the ills of Ireland was that Strange Affair di Birkenhead.- Saves nesses were brought before the magistrates itaionda autonomy was our great, our only Irishmen, name- O'Neil, Carroll, Rooney, and examined without any person being It is fittg that at thlosec of a Barke, M'Antee, O'Hare, and M'Connell formally indicted, but the result was' a Best Made 8birts i nobly spent in striving after that were4brought before the Birkenhead ma- miserable failure, nothing being elicited of drayage. CholoeGoshen BUTTES mo ly ltheaitbs record of this deep conic gistrates on Monday, charged from the witnesses as to the individuality KAtue e01nx. ALWEUDDAMARWI . Afold be solemnly made to inspire with drilling in a quarry near that town on Sunday last. of the cowardly culprit who wrote the G.. YNN & DA ARIN, i:ic '. ousarsge those who take up the sacred Early that morning the Rev. Mr. Morrow, letters. GW.•oheorgeHenry Moore, and not WHOI ESALE GROCERS vicar of a church near the quarry, saw men Election of a Bishop for the - isdem but many a brave and faithful Diocese of AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, collecting there, and heard shots fired, caphoe.-Letters have been sent to the 84mb..........Poydras maanl the by-past crises of our history, whilst men were stationed .as sentinels i•t- parish Street ..... ..... 8 reingbed never titill he angel called, priest in the diocese of Raphoe by muhl 1v -- New Orlean. side the quarry. Subsei•uently meeting the Administrator, the Very Rev. Dean • hesr struggle ceased on the silent one A. W. Shardon. Wi. Woelper. of the grave. of the men in the town, Mr. Morrow Feely, convening a meeting for the purpose gave him into custody. This man .had a of electing a bishop to fill the vacant see, A. w* SKARDON .. aGROCER THE nHOTAIR B UPn C aRTEe OAR rHE GHeOsrS BT PREMIUMS AWiARDp TO FACTORY" ]er[ Prodeaalions.-Anextra Gasette, revolver upon him and gave a false name. which will take place on the morning of Corner J•ck•on and eousseau streets, Fotrth Distrlct, ---OUR SHIRT issued last evening, contains a number of After he had been lockebsup, some of his AND OGETLEMENr IU:W. aI TOB:~I Wednesday, the 11th May, in the Catholic New Orleans. THE BEST BREAD BAKING IN ulamstioans underthe Peace Preservation friends, from the quarry, surrounded STOVE L.EIQHTON & 00., , the Chureh of Stranorlar. The Most Rev. Dr. _ Goods delivered free of charge. J.e ly Ina addition to those which appeared bridewell, as though reconpoitering pre Lynch, Coadjuter Bishop of Kildbre, in ab- THE UNITED STATES.T Coner Canal sad St. Charses s. dlc asette of Tuesday others are now paratory to an attempt sence p POURSIeN a CO., at. rescue, sad t of thebishop ofthe province, at Rome, Always on hand a large steok of Re5MGAhN, 1, dated the 28th instant, extend- were then apprehended, their names being as been appointed by the Propaganda to Wholesale Coffee Dealers. PRIZE BREAD of 11i6 Baked in CHARTERo OAR I Es dis alrming provisions of the act to given above. They all had loaded revol- preside -5Natohes PRIZE R•igA of 18G Baked in a CHARTER OAe' 1i on the occasion. Street. P•a-thfsBl Made. or•d pto In ~tbop•evious proclamation, and which vers in their. possession. At the hearing Applgisg the Coercion PRIZE BREAD of 16 Bakred in a CHARTER OASI are Act.-At a very ReliginouCoesmunltese: The Jesuits; the' eLies of the to take edroton before the magistrates Major Creig, Head- t O. BNNET ............. e CANAL STERET. and after Tuesday fall meeting of the Irish Privy Council, ood Hdeliveredthe Macs the Daughtersof o. the Css. The CHARTERI O was awarded' the GOLD P constable of Liverpool, sad Superintendent held this week in Dublin Castle, the MEDAL over the Brilliant and all ether stoves g t the 34 of May., Another batch of Ride of the same force, identified some of pro- at NEW STORE! NEW OD0000 visions of the Coercion Act were partially the Louisiana State Fair of 1866.