The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-06-01

New York Herald Those reports manufactured in the
brains of Pennyaners and published for sensation and selling
purposes-in such papers as the HerohL
1t may be little game of SEwARDS the English into
concesson-probaby their withdrawal from Canada
La R SEWARD has barred this Fenan sword over the head
of England before He will do again to suit himself. The
organic must show its discipline by keeping the
tenor of its way When the will be made the Herald
won't know much about it would like There is reg
ular through which will received outside
of this heed nothing may necessary raise the
of another movement" for certain But when
the real begins there much of it on pa
per there is now.
The Hes Troy special says "The Fenans are about TAX
ing the field in large numbers invade Canada
towards organization and concentration general throughout
Northern and Western New York and other States
ger has been dispatched by the head circles call the brothers
and 5000 to be concentrated the border
within month The Commssariat is said to be well served
and large supplies of army already housed ST.
Adams. General Spear is to command.
"he Canadians alive to the danger and preparing
to defend themselves
Hon. John Morssey has been Troy conference with
the Fenans and believed has been authorized
them that the Government will not interfere"
CONVICTIONS.
Cable dispatches state that Flood and Duffy the Fenan pris-
recently convicted in Dublin have been sentenced
prisonment for life hard labor The trial of Mcclure
menced at Cork yesterday
PRISONERS.
Referring the treatment of the Fenan prisoners Port
land the London Re0iew remarks:
If the report which from Irish paper be
correct the should be taken up There
gree in all things, and will do for England to initiate
the conduct the Neapoan Government towards State ps
The details of very disgusting character Of
the weight of this subject entirely depends the truth
aehood of the narrative but there appears be sufficient
to call for investigation. To associate guilty of po
tica offence with wretch whose conduct cannot be named
is to inic upon the former punishment certainly
tempaed by the law required by justice Yet that
serted to have been DONE"
STEPHENS IN PARIS.
The Globe of Thursday evening says
Mr.. James Stephens late moving spring in the Fenian in
sarrecton paid visit to the Paris Exhibition last week While
two of the dupes sentenced death Dublin yesterday,
the very ions orqo mali tasting of the good things and
oyment of e 1t really would almost the g. o.
l. R. is not born to be hanged else he has very long
tether"
ESCAPE OF FENIAN 1NFoRMER
person known Owen Eugene Smith, said to be
of the Fenian nformers succeeded Saturday in making
his escape from the surveillance of the police and it is be-
eved also from their Jurisdiction The prisoner arrested
Taaght the night of the rising and it is sad he vol
unteered to give evidence against the brothers the usual
condition that he should be prosecuted He accepted
witness, and placed in the depot at Baybough.
He was visited lately by moustached and supciousookng
individual who supposed to have sent him out of the way
with the apowerfu aid of Bank of Ireland note. Smith
the principal witness against who is charged with
having the Fenan oath to various pare and he
bndfoded his cusodans very much by assuming fear of
being such that he would out
through town without the company OF an armed policeman
FURTHER ARRESTS AT NENAGH
NENAeH, Monday
party of eight Fenan prisoners arrived from Thures by
the II o'clock maan to-day in charge of Constable James
Saunders and large party Of the Thures police fully armed
and equipped and lodged in the county gao the
of John Gore JONES' ESQ., RM to await their trial the
Commission. The following the names of the prisoners
committed to-day Dwyer of Meae, aborer Edward
Dwyer Meaie abore; NJ. Carroll Drombane aborer; John
Hayes Drombane laborer Denis Ryan, Drombane aborer;
VIM Long Drombane, laborer Patrick Fahy Drombane la
borer and Denis Mullen Roskeen abore The prisoners
all ne heahylooking, and athletic young of the
respectable laboring class The first six named stand charged
with having been of armed party of Fenns who illegally
marched demanded for reasonable designs pur
poses Domban other places in said county, the
of March, 1867 while the two last named ahy and Muen
charged with having been of armed party of Fenans
who demanded and took away from Gorkey
Roakeen Pocebaacks and shot Patrick Tracey on
night of the 9th of March, 1867"Londoa Correspondent of
the DUBLIN IiSlnan.