The national Republican., 1867-05-27
BY Te1Sgraph
From Europe By Cabic.

LosDoN, May 25-Noon.- Dispatches
have been received from Cork, which state
that McElwaine and other Fenians, who
have been on trial in that city, have been
convicted aud sentenced 70, be hung.
O'Brien will be next placed On trisl D.
LONDON, May 2b.-Earl Derby officially
says that the Fenian Burke, whose sentence
Of death was recently commuted TO i'm
prisonment for life, will surely be hanged.
Pans, May 25.--The Csar Of Russia,
King William Of Prussia, the Emperor
Francis Joseph Of Austria, and the Sultan
Of Turkey, will all be here in about two
weeks. ggL Z u5La al 400 DEIGJJ
BERIIs, May 25.--The Governments Of
Prussia and Denmark are negotiating for
the settlement ,n of The Moth sehieswis
Lospos, May 25-Noon.--C Consols, s3i;
o, 8. Ib-20s, 72}. Il Cotton ,frm, and un-
changed. Corn has advanced 10 39s. Sd.
Lokpos, May 25--2 p, MUS S b-20's,
Y; Illinois Central, IS. rtraIs T9iIll5I5 |
Frssm %. Lssis sycrnsr Ffiessh.
ef4Ouflays L,ynchedzFsrmers
Arrested - Horse Thfeyes-Pr
q 81. Loyls, Nay Governor Fletcher
has accepted an invitation 10 take part N
the political csnyass Of 1Tennessee during
the summer. Iyj7 bo5o nd rv5b Srirsiisas7
"a vigilance COMMITTEES inJohnson county
hung Tom Stevens and Morg Andrews.
two snotorious outlaws, in Warrensbarg
yesterday. % They were broughtl from Kan
sas on, -requisition from the governor,
and were taken by force from the sheriff |
Three farmers In the vicinity Of War
rensburg, connected with q hand Of horse
thieves, have been arrested by the visi-
lance committee, and lodged in jail 20
await trial at tho next session Cof Che
court gi,gv u sBoifT1q b1mlab yni3d ID |
J { ST. LOUIS, May 2A.-4Dispatches from
Omaha state that the governor Of Mortana
and suite left there for Fort Benton ON the
steamer 0etayia, Sunday last with On es-
cort Of ninety men. guimrgl gEE t
The persons belonging TO the Pacific
railroad engineering party, who were re-
ported 70 have been killed in the Black
Hills q short time since, are safe. The
party was not molested by the Indians.
About three Thousand Ogalallas and
Brule Sioux, under the chiefs Spotted Tail
and Swift Bear, are near Fort Macpherson,
asking for subsistence supplies from the
Government, in consequence Of their being
driven from their hunting grounds on the
Republican Fork and its tributaries by the
operations Of the United States against the
hostile tribes. Those bands profess great
friendship for the whites. n7 -'as7I 10
Little interruption occurs TO trains upon
the roads from Fort Sedgvick and Fort
Laramie nor b, and the escort OF Major
Freeman, consisting Of so men, drove 4
herd Of beef cattle through To Fort Phil
Kearney with slight loss, the skirmishers
and aankers keeping the Indians at Q re-
spectfnl distance. Major Freeman, while
returning 10 Fort Reno, met Major King
corraled at Crazy Woman's Fork. The
train Of the latter had been attacked, and
lost II head Of cattle. Major King re-
ported the number Of the attacking party
at $50. some Of whom were mounted.
Major Freeman gave him 20 men, and he
moved forward from North Platte without
further molestation. no h0ysrg ..Gt gaN
On Friday last O company ,herding 1875
head Of stock for Perry q Galbraitt, 25
miles west of North Platte, were attacked
by Indians. Four men were killed and the
whole herd was captured. lhris. g." .t.0H
The town Of North Platte is 203 miles
from the western terminus Of the Union
Pacific railroad, and numbers some twenty
business houses. .gEy i.Nrl .H..f vi.