The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-08-10

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that it determined in full Cabinet that the President will
the law and other person will be allowed to dictate
1t closes by reteang its threat that the President will use
the army and navy if necessary make his command
commands obeyed The Evenng Union speaks of Sheridan
King Philip his throne in Louisiana and the little
giant in Louisiana. The "lttle giant" will, very likely
before all is over make political mincemeat only of
them but of the master they serve.
Intelligence has reached since the above written
that the President has finally decided to appoint General
Hancock General Sheridans The Lgencer
of to-day there will be unnecessary delay in issuing
the order relieving General Sheridan.
The New York Times Washington special says: Infor-
nation from New Orleans indicates that Admiral Tegehos
mission will be futile the body of Macmillan has already
been placed on a man-Ofwar off Vera Cruz.
Another New York paper says that the report that the
Mexican authorities have picked the head of Macmillan in
brine alcohol and have sent it to the Emperor Napoleon
with the legend on its case 1t is thus America treats foreign
princes-has not yet been sufficiently confirmed and we
hope for the sake of humanity may untrue twould
be evil for Prince Alfred of England who is de-
signed be Dominator of the Dominion of the Canadas
the present Governor merely acting warming pan"
until the Prince shall be ready for his earnestly
trust that the Mexcans have not picked Maximlans head
any other part of him. such outrage might keep
away Prince Alfred from any attempt to settle himself in
royal state on this side of the Atlantic
We take the following strange piece of intelligence from
the New York Tribune:
After all chances of Fenian revolution in Ireland had
been entirely dissipated restless found in this
country who sangune embark in another chase
the These, ably Differed and with
and military stores short time ago sailed for Ireland with
yiew probably, of making descent but there was no
encouragement the little invading vessel coased around
Ireland and then put sea for New York Provisions nearly
gave out and starvation often stared the little band in the
ace but luck would have it. SAIL in their last extremity
hove in sight, and food obtained and by thus actually
begging the high the little craft has been able safely
around Ireland month she British
cruiser The expedition returned Monday evening with
captain and crew all safe and sound
1t is declared by persons who ought to be we'll in
formed that the proposed settlement othe Alabama claims
by the acquisition of British Columbia has been abandoned
it having been found mpraccabe." Some of us are of
opinion that "settlement of very different description
awaits the aforesaid alabama claims"
The public debt statement will show contraction OF
currency while the gold reserve will be shown to be about
$9S,OOO,000.
Mr. Taylor Commissioner of Indian Affairs in his report
the subject contends that the Indian difficulties arise
mainly from oppression and unfair treatment of the Indians
by the Government and that the difficulties be easily
settled if proper means are used He says conclude
we can have all want from the Judiciary without war,
with entire security all frontiers and in all
tora domains of less than days. expenses of the
existing to wit quarter of million of dollars, and in
less than 100 days. He then proceeds point out how
be maintained simply by doing justice to the Indians
and by setting apart and defending from aggression and
pass suitable reservations of all Indian tribes
General Sckes has thanked Mr. Bingham for his handsome
reply to Mr. Eldridge adding :" You may relieve his
anxiety with the consong information that my equpage
him any of his friends anything said equipage
being cherished gift of my comrades of the Third Army
Corps" If says the New York Herald Mr. Eldridge still
desires continue his Of the equpage question:
he might visit Newport and the Democratic party in the
person of the Chairman of its Executive Committee roll by
in coach-and-four. Or in Park he might daily
collectors and whskey distle whose frauds the
Government have yet been exposed Congress- roll by
equally gorgeous style. r1e s-.t
He is in opinion, very questionable kind of Re
publican Democrat either for that matter who decks his
feowman out in arsocratic livery because he happens to
be little poorer than himself and then sets him up to hang,
bedizened monkey at the back of the lordy qupage
in which his empty and unprncipled ignorance airs
ITSELF
American genius and enterprise have gained another noble
triumph in Europe. The competitive trial of reapers and