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


ractors They talk of that nation if she some
ereotyped, doughaced granny that would
rather to pot huggng her muy threadbare worn
delsions than adopt any change however desirable, if
other nation especially the Yankees had the honor of
introducing it. Such pretended friends assert, are
Britains greatest foes
Since the disturbances on Monday night large pckes of
military continue patrol the Lewsroad Notwithstanding
these precautionary measures dsordery soldiers are being
guilty of further acts of violence.
It is rumored that the notorious MCGEE is shortly be
appointed to high and prominent position under the Gov
eminent
AS nformer and spy he does his work tolerably WE'LL
and deserves his pay He pous goes to his duty
regularly pays his pewren and says his prayers All this
renders the following highly important and
edying:
"DArcy MGhee has undertaken to make important dis
closures relative to the origin and connections of Fenianism
in Canada and the United States"
There is omission in the above paragraph which we
venture to supply. 1t should have been the Hon. Darcy"
Peoples titles ought be overlooked in this loose way
Hem!
Spain.
The correspondent of La bert writing from Barcelona
says was we'll informed when told you that the nsurrec
ton smouldering in Spain would break out in large
proportions and upon several points at once learn in
deed that nsurgent bands less considerable have
appeared at the time toward Madrid Agamone Hueva,
Badaos San Fernando Malaga Vern Orens Tortosa Los
Alques Lerda Tarragona Villanueva Geltru Martore
Popio San Felice The effect produced the popula
ton by the programme of the Catholic party which compre
hended the the nquison the discomfort
which prohibited all labor and all business festivals and
which fix deductions upon salaries and pensions the unusual
disposition adopted every day by the authorities finally the
publication of the procamaons addressed to the citizens
and the army by General Prm who is believed to have
entered Catalonia and in which it declared that the mo-
ment has for taking to bring about revolution
which shall overthrow the established order of things and
found another by of constituent Cortesall these
circumstances could leave doubt respecting speedy
poson For time must expect the most confused
of the facts which Thus according some the
bands very numerous we'll armed, and partly supplied
with breechoaders they do not want for money! they
well received in the country districts and the troops only
await favorable moment to join them. The authorities on
the other hand declare that these bands few in number
almost without regarded with but little sympathy by
the inhabitants and that the Government is of the
fidelity of the troops Upon the latter point the whole ques
ton really hinges and hence may rely upon promptso-
luton in the other. If the army takes part
in the revolution will do in few days. if rests faith
full to the Government the instruction will quickly
itself and break up Of itself We must wait awhile be-
fore being able to predict what will happen. Catalonia,
which the country in which the of Prim has the most
influence appearing be the principal seat of the rising the
four provinces Barcelona Lerda, Tarragona and Corona
which compose it, declared in state of siege Satur
day night $780, Tranquility nevertheless has in way
been disturbed in Barcelona and nothing leads to the belief
that the agitation all present. will make itself
felt in this capital which has not changed its ordinary
aspect.
Italy.
The Florence Oone aysthat the total amount of church
property which will be Immediately put up at public auction
is one hundred and fifty million Gvres. Sgnor Raazz is