The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-23
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Of our friends in the South will heartily and cheerfuy
Join with in this future career for one would welcome
them back equals but not as superors appaue
and lend them helping hand; but if like spoiled children
they will cling to the dead past and shut their eyes to
coming future would only call their attention to that
of emigration that has swept land from the
Atlantic to the Pacific [applause and must back
and flow south They oppose their oposition vii;
be as vain as for them try and stop the Army of
the Tennessee which swept the length and breadth of their
land The next Of Northern invasion will not desc
late their land, but fructify and regenerate '
1t seems to have been finally determined that jeff Davis
trial shall be postponed The pretext that the
counsel both sides desire that Chief Justice Chase shall
preside
The HeroPs Alaska correspondence dated October sth
says: "The formal transfer and delivery of Russian
America took place to-day Mr.. George Lowell Rousseau
being the first to hoist the American fago
display of November shooting was observed at
Chicago on the night of the 18th of November. Two
Evanston from the top of Heck Hail. counted
seventeen hundred and thirteen o'clock commencing
at 49, The maximum occurred about 81 o'clock. During
hour, from 3 to 4, eleven hundred and nine
The printing of the voumnous testimony taken by the
Impeachment Committee has been completed Some parts
of it said be very discredtabe to certain persons
the testimony against johnson strong that Congress-
is believed will not be able to pass by without action.
There danger of collision between France and Italy
The King of Italy has submitted utimatm to the EN-
peror of the French demanding the abolition of the temporal
power of the Pope The Italians exasperated againsthe
French Another outbreak imminent More troops have
left France for the Roman territory and the King of Italy
has sent out the reserves Of his army.
The Third Parliament of the Confederation of North
Germany opened the 18th ns the King Prussia
who after congraulang the members generally on seeing
them again assembled addressed cordial welcome the
Deputies from those Provinces which represented for
the first time The attention of the members was called to
the work Of legislation before them, and the various bills
which would submitted to their consideration referred
to in detail.
In alludng to foreign affairs, the King declares that the
relations of the Confederation with the other
rope entirely satisfactory. Foreign Powers all appre
ciated and respected the pacific aims of Prussia.
EDUCATION ENGLAND.-A prominent English politician,
in speech Bolton, asserted that from twenty
to thirty per cent of those married 1.-THE parishes
around London unable to write their Names that
there forty thousand children in the city of Manchester
attending no SCHOOL,
Lately movement commenced among the leading
Roman Catholics of London the Earl Of Denbgh taking
lead for the purpose of raising fund to supply the Popes
army with Mimic rifles leaders, and revovers In the
brief space of two hours thousand guneas raised
and it is expected that in few days times that amount
will be forthcoming An order has been given eminent
firm of rifle manufacturers for large number of the best
they supply and before week the first gnment will
be en- route to his Holiness
special dated Naples Nov a. says: "NIount Veslvus
the side of the Bay of Naples is in volcanic action
and sending forth pillar of fire, which has magnificent
effect from the city New craters have been formed
and the usual point of issue in latitude 40 deg 40 mn
north and longitude IA deg rs min. east is also engaged
During the past night red hot were elected in large
quantities from the burning mountain. The surrounding
earth is in tremendous motion for considerable distance
Lava pouring forth and running down the sides of the
mountain in volume and with rapid flow, and the general
upheaying from the volcano gives warning of grand
eruption"
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton of New York. who, with
Susan B. Anthony and Lucy Stone has been canvassing
Kansas during the past for suffrage spoke
that subject lately in ST. Louis in the Mercantile Library
Hail. very large audience Her address was very able,
and presented the question Of womans rights and female
suffrage in nearly all its bearings ecng frequent and
loud applause large portion of the audience ladies'
who sympahized heartily with the speaker and showed
very positive evidence of deep and growing interest in
this question