The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-28

noon but the police failed arrest them and they again
disappeared
From Dublin are informed that Captain Osborn of
the Fenian prisoners escaped from Jail at Conme the
night of 10Th September and had been recapured
noon though the Jail guard started in immediate pursuit
The police searching for him in every part of the sur
rounding country where IS supposed he is still concealed
From Italy we learn that the preparations of the party of
action in Italy in their revolutionary movement Rome
about complete rnmored that Sunday the 22d sepem
Der, fixed by Garibaldi the day upon which the
long-deferred attempt would be made
General Sheridan arrived Washington Friday even
ing, Goth instant No demonstration made his ar
rival unexpected but the Grand Army of the Republic
and the Union League talk of serenadng him. He dned
with Governor Fenton and Generals Hancock and Sickle
Senator Summer teegraphed to Secretary Seward from
Boston to Washington on the morning of Thursday 10Th
September that Sir Frederick Bruce arrived there We'd
nesday night at o'clock and died next morning o'clock
of apopexy Mr. Sumner also teegraphed the the
British Legation at Washington and the office imme-
diatey closed and placed in mourning.
In recent conversations with Southern politicians who
urged him reopen and extend the time of the registration
of voters in the South President johnson acknowledged that
he has power to interfere in the matterhat the District
Commanders alone have control of the registration.
PIRATE DAMAGE CLAIMs.-General Sharp, who went to
Europe connection with the claims for damage done by the
rebel steamer SUMTER has arrived in Washington, and snow
engaged in making the Secretary Of State which,
it is expected, will be made next week.
The first experiment in negro suffrage in Virginia occurred
at Richmond Monday 18th instant in election for and
against proposition for subscription by the city of $1,000
600 the stock of the Ohio and Chesapeake railroad The
testing their sympathy with enterprise and progress and
vndcatng their fitness for the exercise of the right of su
age The rebel papers while confessng that they voted
right do not relish the idea of their voting at all On the
other hand the Wg which the most liberal of the
anterebeon papers, regards the result auspcious
On Thursday, 18th September, the registry closed in
Charleston S. c. Eighteen hundred and colored
than white voters registered.
The registry lists in Louisiana opened for revision
Friday, 18th September to remain open for five days.
Advices from New Orleans indicate that the classes coming
within the Presidents amnesty evince disposition to de-
mand registration. This will be great disappointment
Mr. johnson after the pains he has taken open the way
for rebel registration
twenty hours ending the morning of September 19h
were IS.
The dedication of the National Cemetery at Anetam on
Tuesday, 18th September largely attended by of
note and otherwise.
LOST PUBLISHED REoUEsT.)
Information wanted of Matthew Smyh, Ann Smith, and
Catherine Smyh who left the parish of KILL county Cayan,
Ireland for America about the year 1848or 1849 when last
heard of were stopping in about Boston Any informa
ton concerning them will be thankfully received by their
brother, John Smyh, Camlache Chemical Works. East
Nelson street, Glasgow, Scotland.
| information wanted of Patrick Redy shoemaker who
years ago. in New York city Any information respect
ing him will be thankfully received by his father James
Redy shoemaker Cree CooraCare post Office county Clare
Information wanted of Peter Cogan native of the city of
month of June 1866 Any information concerning his where
abouts will be thankfully received by his mother Mrs. Cogan
1O2, Thomas street, Dublin
Information wanted of Alexander Callahan, native of
Cork who left for America 16 years ago. Any information
concerning him will be thankfully received by his brother
Michael Callahan, 2, Marlborough place. Dublin.
Information wanted Of Patrick Meade Drumcondra who
left for America When last heard of May H. 1867 arrived
in New York board the ship Alexander Marshal Any
information respecting him will be thankfully received by
his wife, Teresa M'Allister.