The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-09
LATE NEWS.


to-day before the Special Commission. They all con-
vced of MURDER and have received sentence of DEATH The
cases the of the accused will be tried Monday
which day the Court has adjourned The proceeding caused
extraordinary interest here"
On the same day the trial Of Captain John Warren
progressing in Dublin If the intelligence that another
nfomer named Buckley has turned up who of the
celebrated invasion expedition that landed at Dun
garvan proves be true then fear that Mr. Warren will
have small chance of acGuittal.
On the whole of this subject of making small attacks
the enemy whose only material consequence sacrifice the
liberties and lives of good without doing the slightest
serious damage the power that opprees country
expressed opinions another part of present
ISSUE To this have only to add, that if any of
fortunate brothers who in the jaws of the savage beast
be rescued by legal SKILL the to employ it should
be abundantly and Immediately supplied.
From Dublin also learn that great excitement has been
occasoned that city by what is called the wanton shoot
ing' of policemen Wednesday night the 3Oth of
October proclamation has been issued by the Government
offering reward of 900 for the of the assassns
The police in Dublin and throughout Ireland searching
for the murderers
We are further informed that suspected persons have
already been apprehended and in custody awaiting
trial
The intelligence from Rome is of most unintelligibe
character One dispatch states that the French troops have
occupied Rome and that Garbadi is still knocking at the
gates Another dispatch gives information to the effect
that the Papal troops encouraged by the renforcemen of
Louis Napoleon have determined to attack the Garbadan
forces.
Meanwhile we have news that Prussia will intervene in
the Roman difficulty should it be necessary preserve the
peace of Rome What this it is difficult to tell Bis
marck has no love for Louis Napoleon France and it
would not be very difficult find that Italy and Prussia had
made secret alliance, which may Rome to Victor
Emmanuel.
Florence paper denies the truth of the report that the
French troops had arrived in Rome. 1t is also stated that
Garioaldi has retired to Monte Rotondo.
The Italian army has entered the Papa States and under
the command of General Cialdini.
The oniteur of Friday, LIST November says that the En-
peror Napoleon has demanded of King Victor Emmanuel
explanation of the invasion of the Roman territory by Italian
forces.
reponden journal of official character Pus-
STA will intervene in the Roman difficulty should such action
her part be necessary to the of Europe
An exchange says "Wesupposedtha Catholics generally
all the world ympathized with the Pope in his present
embarrassment 1t seems however that all the learned Ca
thoics do sustain the union of the civil with the spiritual
power NJ Deloche member of two of the Imperial learned
societies of France has written pamphlet IN which he
argues against the retention by the Pope OF the temporal
power He says that the priesy office not adapted the
administration of civil affairs priests neither engineers
economists nancers soldiers sailors They stained
by with the police of the State and they not apt
to admit liberty of conscience and worship essential
dition for the development of civilized countries The
author also objects because alliance of temporal sovereignty
and the priesthood compromises the latter in the regards OF
its subjects In discussing administrative acts the august
parsonage of the Pope is liable to to which he
should be exposed Them again. he Objects because
the ropes present secular power Is SO dmnutlVe as COM
pared with the Continental nations that his dignity thereby
impaired"
The American Minister in France, in dispatches to the
government states that it is the impression among leading
statesmen OF Europe that general European is newt
abe and the Roman question only used by Napoleon
as pretext to preciptate it.
In TACT, general European in 1868 may be
garded as all but an absolute certainty Are the Irish
tionass of America to take advantage of it? We
would recommend the chiefs of Manhattan to devote their
attention to this 1t will save of them the trouble
the pleasure of eliminating the characters of their fellow
countrymen.
We quote the following from the London correspondent of
the Chicago Evenjng Journal:
AS said the Queen returns from Scotland next week
Much surprise has been felt that she has not FASTENED hack
before for it is well known that of her sons Prince