The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-07


ambassador
THE PRISONERS FAMILIES.
The following letter from Thos Clark Lubys wife to Mr.
Barrett of San Francisco will be read with interest by
readers is the voice Luby himself that cries to us from
his dungeon through his wife, "DsSensos only the ends
Of the enemy Until there complete on among all friends
Of Ireland little be done her," We thoroughly
convinced that the people intent union that
amount of sophistry or trickery keep them apart
II ST.. JAMES TERRACE SOUTH CIRCULAR ROAD
DUBLIN, September 49, 1857.
DEAR SIR Your letter. and also the handsome remittance
sent to his Grace the Archbishop of uam for the relief of
the wives and families of the State prisoners reached my
hand safely We feel very grateful to the generous people of
San Francisco for their wetimed assistance. But for the
aid received from time to time from countrymen
abroad Committee should long since have ceased exist
At time since the first made, did stand
in need of substantial token of remembrance from
counrymen than at present The movement In March last
added considerably to the distress already existing and
Commission held since has sweled the list of the convicted
AT present giving relief about hundred families
weight of whom the families of convicts those who
lost their lives in the struggle for independence This will
give idea of the demands have the scany
funds at our disposal.
surprising that any section of countmen should
throw obstacles in the of promoting the object which
Committee established Dsagreements may arise
modes of operation and the like but all should be
mous in their efforts from hunger the workhouse
the wives and families of the who gave impulse
the by their undaunted and noble bearing
in the dock 1t would add much to the bitterness of their
situation think that those they loved neglected by
the country they sacrificed everything hope with
that shall see the end of those dssenson which
only the ends of the enemy "Union strength and
until there complete union among all the friends OF Ire
land fear that there can be little done to serve her, On
the part of my felowsuerers beg to return my earnest
thanks those who contributed Literally to the fund for
our benefit.
Believe me- dear sir very faithfully yours,
LETITIA LUBY.
FENIAN FEVER WALES
The Welsh people terribly alarmed at the
Fenan disturbances. correspondent mentions that at
Ebbw Vale the inhabitants got alarmed at reported
Fenan attack that for several nights many never went to
bed The young armed themselves and company of
the I'd Monmouthshire Volunteers put guard the
armory and powderhouse and at the present time the
Volunteers actually keep their arms ready in their houses
AT Mehyr the police kept up all night in prepare
ton for attack and the force has been armed with
voves In of the mountain villages in the iron district
loaf of bread dipped in blood found stuck pest
This prank like similar Gloucester sent thrill of
fear the hills In the southern valley the Volunteers
actually called and remained stationed pckets
the whole of the night
During the trial of General Hapin in Dublin, the three
American nfomers Massey Corydon and Devanny
appeared against him. How long will these three vipers be
allowed to away the lives of good undisurbed?
Corydon made in to General Halpn that
he Corydon) had been in the Government pay SEP
TENDER 1865.
This will for the in which this messenger
of the two gods Stephens and OMahony used go in and
of Ireland with dispatches when all others to
be arrested 1t is absolutely wonderful taking this last
of Corydons into consideration together with his
knowledge of men connected with the Organization that
many of the home movement escaped.
| THE LONDON IRISH THE FENIANs.
1t will be recoeced that amongst the seized by the
police at Liverpool owing recent Fenian disturbances
many mukes were identified belonging to the London
Irish Rifles This discovery has led to much activity at the
War Office from whence has issued stringent order that
there will be inspection and registration OF arms IN pos
session of individual members of that corps during this
week An adutans order accompanies the order of the
War Office and it DEGREES that members must bring their
rifles and swords to orderly for inspection and reg
ration and anyone unavodaby prevented from attending
person. arrange with friend to bring in his rifle
and sword Any member not attending not sending in
his rifle sword directed will be reported the War
Office.
RE-APPREHENSION NUGENT