The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-08-17

he resides and report to them at their meeting The
little girl on hearing that she would know next Tuesday the
the guadans intended pursue towards her. thanked
them and retred.-Observer (Ulster.l
FOR THE PRISONERS FAMILIES.
We it stated in the Irish papers, that Mr. Roberts had
transmitted twelve hundred dollars from Paris to the
Committee for the families of the prisoners This only the
first nsalment of the Fenan contribution This is the kind
of speeches want let the Fenan Brotherhood enable
Mr.. Roberts to make some of them.
coRYDoN AT HIS WORK STILL.
correspondent of the Fireman. the organ of the Govern
ment in ireland, writing from Killarney Monday says
Within the last few days the authorities in Dublin have
decided on placing Captain Morlar and jeremiah oneehan
their trial at the approaching assizes in this county 1t
will be remembered that Moriarty alias Morty Shea was
arrested his way from Cahrcveen to Killarney, and
amongst the communications found in his custody
from General OConnor Sheehan Though the trial of
Joseph Noonen whose extraordinary leap from the railway
carriage in England whilst in transit elected much comment
which take place before the tribunal is awaited with
much anxiety ard apprehension as ne be indicted
charge of high treason for his connection with the in
srgens 1cveen that of Sheehan will evoke greater
excitement through the country from the fact that Corydon
will be adduced to identify him as having taken part in the
Fenan meetings held from time to time in America and
whittier Sheehan proceeded short time after his arrival
here from Italy where he served with in the Papa
Brigade Besides the evidence of Corydon the testimony
be brought against him the document found captain
Moriartys custody Immediately after his arrest As regards
the latter Parsonage understand that owngto his pecuniary
position counsel must be assigned to him by the CROWN he
being unable to employ of the eminent bar who al
ready engaged conduct the defense in the of Sheehan
and Noonan Mr. Francis H. Downing Killarney has been
entrusted with the defense of sheehan, and Mr. Michael
Joseph Collins of Cork for Noonan 1t is understood that
the Attorney General will attend prosecute these and the
few other Fenlan cases.
ARRIVAL GENERAL FARIoIA.
General Faola whose arrest last week in London by In
spector Thompson of the detective of that city, arrived
in Kngstown by the mail steamer Monday morning, in
custody of that officer Inspector Ennis of the Division,
with constable in waiting to accompany Inspector
Thomson with his prisoner the Chanceryane
to which he Immediately removed On arriving there
the General gave the name of "Lebhardt" and denied
positively that he was the individual he suspected be-
On the person of the prisoner found the of IL Is "a
which all the money he possessed Of We have al
ready given the particulars of his capture and may add
that although General Massey the recent Fenian trials
deposed that person of the of General Faroa
engaged in the conspiracy he stated he had him.
and therefore, could not identify him. The informer Cory
do confronted with the prisoner but said that he had
before him. 1t is stated that James Stephens was
in company with the prisoner few moments before his arrest
the Strand but succeeded in making his In the
of Monday evening the Italian leader of the
Fenans in Ireland conveyed under escort from Chancery
lane to Klmainham prison, where he Is now confined
ARREST LIMERICK.
| On Thursday night, about nine o'clock under the
Lord Leutenants warrant Nicholas Corbe who arrested
under time ago. and baled out arrested
constable Robinson and constable King and lodged in the
county Limerick Jail. The young man, whose family are
greatly respected felt very great surprise at the arrest
limerick Reporter.
LUNATIC FEN1AN coNvICTs.
In the House Commons Tuesday night The Donoghue
gave notice that he would ask the Chief Secretary for Ireland
whether any Fenian conc had been removed from Mount
10y prison to the district nac asylum. On making inquiries
yesterday asceraned that two of the Fnian convict
named j. J. Joyce and James MPhean, had been removed
to Richmond District Lunac Asylum the Goth of last
month"; and applying at the institution we were informed
that both in excellent health but aboring under
strange illusions which rendered restraint The
symptoms of insanity exhibited themselves in M Phean by
his writing letters the Speaker the House of Commons
Coegegreen and by his imagining himself the klng OF
Ireland and signing himself SUCH Joyce similarly