The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-07

not DONE his Worship would direct that OKane be not
removed from the Jail The prisoner has been admitted
bail.-Northen Wing.
INTOLERANCE
Wesleyan missionary, the Rev. W. G. Campbell, has
been stoned very nearly to death in an Irish village called
Granard and take refuge in police barracks
having recognized him in the street as having
preached there two years the open air. The account
says that the reverend gentleman after waiting two hours in
the police barracks during which time the mob still in
creased forced to leave and pursued out of the
village with terrific excavations and voey of stones"
PRESENTATION OF SILVER PLATE.
The Catholic laity of Cork on Monday presented to the
distinguished preae who governs the diocese address and
testimonial expressive of welcome his ordshps return
from the Eternal CITY, and indicative of the exalted
ton and aeconate esteem in which he held by his flock
The testimonial represented aggregate value Of upwards
of $780, consisting of piece of plate and purse. The
bore the following inscription Presented to the Right
Rev. William Deany DID, Bishop of Cork the occasion
the 18th centenary of the maydom of ST. Peter Francis
Lyons Mayor" The presentation took place at the North
Presbytery and made behalf of the aity, by depu
Sheriff. and Mr.. j. w Gery. His Lordshp, who was ac-
companied by Mr. William oKeee received the depuaton
with his accustomed dignity and cordialityCok Examiner
POPE
1t will be by the following, that while bishops can
send Fenians to shot places for eternity and longer
very safe to send other people such places
at all sorry that these party vpers struck don't
by what hand Indeed should like to see every person
fined who send his feow-man to the uncomfortable
| liberal rate.
Dawson Robinson charged follows James M Crann
ticket-coecter in the employment of the Ulster Railway
Company dposed that the prisoner travelled from Lurgan
to Belfast without ticket and when asked for his fare he
refused opay it, Robinson under the influence of drink
Constable John Wilson deposed that he called upon
o'clock He very violent and had to be handcued In
Great Victoria street he shouted To hi with the Pope
Head Constable Lamb said he could not enumerate the
Der of times the prisoner had been before the Court for MAX
ing of party expressions The prisoner ordered
forfeit to the company the sum of Us 6d-n default of
party expressions he wo fined 4os and COSTS fourteen days
in Jail.
SLAVE OWNERS.
In the good old times the Irish kings and chiefs used to do
lively business in trading with Srons for their fair haired
daughters" Probably this accounts far of chiefs
of the present day longing for "Pantaon eH stocked Nth
aU" In the cotemporary biography of Wulton aSaxon
who bishop of Worcester at the time of the conquest the
following curious account is given:
"There is seaport town called Bristol opposite Ireland
of trade Wulfston cured the people of this of
odious and inveterae custom, Which they drd from their
exporting them Ireland for the sake of gain The young
they commonly got with child and carried them
market in their pregnancy that they might bring better
young of both and of the greatest beauty tied
together with ropes and daily exposed sae the
men ashamed-O horrd wickedness to give up their
nearest relations nay their children slavery. Wuson
knowing the obstnacy of these people, sometimes stayed two
months amongst hem preaching every Lords Day. by which,
in of time he made great impression upon their
minds that they abandoned that wicked ade But for this
remarkable passage would scarcely have been suspected
that there time when the natives of England
regularly exposed to be sold as slaves to the Irish.
COURT MARTIAL NEwRY
On Thursday, SEN, district court martial assembled at
the military barracks for the purpose of hearing the
against William Hannah, soldier of the 39th Regiment,
who placed under arrest for giving uerance to doyal
expressions last week, in Sugar Island Headconstable
Couson, and soldier who doing duty of the
picke examined and deposed hearing the prisoner
cry he IAN Ishman and Fenian" The evidence will
be forwarded by the president General Cunynghame
after which the decision of the Court will be made known
Telegraph.
A FENIAN INFoRNIER CONVICTED OF PERJURY
At the Tpperary North dng) Assizes last week before
Judge Norris Cornelius Maher was indicted for n and