The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-19

1t would from this that the Government does not ind
to give up the bodies the relatives The bodies of Booth
Payne Harold Azerdo Wrz and Mrs Surratt were placed
in common grave.
Italy.
The revolutionary volunteers invading the Roman
territory all sides On Sunday October 9th detachment
of troops sent out from Rome the invaders in
Frosnone province lying southeast of that city, fight
took place between them and the Garibaldans near the
Abruzzo frontier The papa troops again defeated and
compelled to fall back towards Rome.
Great agitation and alarm prevail in the city.
The press throughout the country urging subscriptions
and money for the Garibald volunteers who have been
wounded in the fights which have occurred around
Viterbo
Depuatons arriving in Florence, and memorials
pouring in from all parts of the kingdom demanding that
Rome be made the capital of Italy.
The Emperor of the French has informed the Italian
Government that may occupy the Roman territory with
its troops but they must not enter the city OF Rome
Prussia receives with favor the appeal of the Italian Gov
eminent to the European powers against the treaty of
September and will support the demands of Italy in regard
to Rome.
We may therefore, look out for lively times in Europe
Are Irish nationalist ready ghtfor yran the
oher but to strike for their country? This is just
precisely what when the opportunity offered they yet
The New York Tribune in able article from which
quote the following discusses the entire Italian question:
"More than before do the representatives of
Roman Catholic nations declare against the political claims
of the Church The Italian Parliament has but recently
passed. by almost unanimous vo resolutions for the sale
of the Church property The Austrian Parliament likewise
with almost entire unanmty has demanded the abolition of
the Concorda and the Emperor has appointed Ministers
who in this question the leaders of the Parliament In
every Roman Catholic country of Europe public opinion
begins to itself in this way and the universally of
this opinion will prove powerful ally of Italy The people,
informed of the public opinion in Europe fully
that they struggling for the removal of institution
which the nineteenth century regards absurdy and
this consciousness gives force to the Italian movement
against which, in the end neither ecclesiastical
French byonets will avail The French patronage awarded
to the Pope must be admitted be powerful obstacle but
fortunately for the Italian people they have natural ally in
-who after pompousy parading the nationality prime
great discovery in international politics. combats the
principle persseny than any European monarch-s
driving both Germany and Italy into bitter enmity toward
France and thus toward close alliance among each other
The Italian statesman who would be wise enough to avail
himself of this opportunity could have population of
100000 at his back support his claim against 3800OO0
Frenchmen Ratazz has missed the opportunity but where
such opportunity offers it be assumed that the states
man will be found who will know how to turn it to adj
vantage"
The Unta Halana publishes letter addressed by Sgnor
Mazzn to the members of the late Congress Geneva in
which he explains the which would have prevented
him from participating in the proceedings had it been pos
sbe for him be present Peace he says only exist
as the result OF liberty and justice lie abhors
which for the last quarter of century has been the
of the and poweressness of his party struggle
holy peace before many nations enjoy real
justice and freedom. He asks if Garibald himself not
contemplating against the Papa hordes and observes
that the emancipation of the American slaves of which the
presence of Mr. William Lloyd Garrison will remind Them
due to four years of gigantic battles Assuming standing
armies be the only safeguards of existing governments he
contends that would be wrong expect nation here and
there proceed to such course and place itself at
of the Others and Congress which would be empowered to
decree simultaneous disarmament is impossible before
revolution Mazzin then enlarges what he be-
eves be the enervang influence of the Manchester school
in England The policy of non-inervenon is the policy
of elfshness of egom 1t of the of the
Crmean war; and also prevented that war from resulting
in the emancipation of Poland and the freedom of the
European populations subject Turkey The action of the
Genevan Congress would but dsoganze the forces destined
fO
all who hate oppression should unite include the reestabh
ment OF Poland the completion of German unity of Italian
unity of Greek unity Danuban Confederation substituted
for the Austrian Empire Eastern Switzerland in place of
the Turkish Empire in Europe Scandinavian union Iberian
union liberty for France-n word the United States of
Europe permanent international congress supreme The
OhectO concludes 1t Us