The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-12

from early morning prayers Immediately took the SCENT and
sent the thing by its night porter the Journal of Commerce.
who much shocked to find there it had been
telegram with of Republican victory Without more
ado he dragged quickly his age and nfrmes would
permit to the door of the Ep the editors of which, after
good many sniveng tears and few feeble Numbering
efforts at embaming it, quietly thrust it up the chimney
where if there any wit in the party it would be suffered
remain forever But there those who ooishly think
it will get thoroughly cured in the chimney that may
be pulled down in time to for another election. We
think better of their brains than believe that they may
try but think good deal better of the brains of
people than to think any attend the efforts of
dead party to set up dead candidate"
The New York HeralPs Richmond special says: 1t has
become definitely settled that the Davis trial will take
place the November of the Circuit Court here Chief
Justice Chase has expressed his intention of presiding and if
the rebel exPresdent does not fail to to time his
straw bail question of great Importance will arise which
will require all the diplomacy and ability of the Chief Justice
to eyade and decide The opinion expressed that allowing
that Davis will appear the trial will be shired by the Gov
ernmen and the prisoner will again be set at liberty bail
There to contradict such impression
Indications lead to the belief that the trial will be proceeded
WITH and that the most important connected with the
history of the rebellion will be disclosed The counsel for
the defense will demand trial. and the Government urge
that is not ready the Court will express its
intention to remain in session sufficient time to enable to
prepare Failing this no proseq will then be entered
by which the discharge of the prisoner may be effected The
latter is not likely and the trial which the nation at large
demands, will be proceeded with. Davis scarcey be
convicted" ~. ,s.+. a
The Nashville mbrogo has come to an end as we had no
doubt would under the administration of General Thomas
Under instructions from General Grant that the military
could not be used resist the Executive of the State in the
execution of the laws General Thomas announced that he
would be compelled sustain the State authorities leaving
the decision of the question of legality egay of the
election be determined by the Courts On receiving this
intelligence Mayor Brown lowered his rebeious crest the
City Council sorrowfy withdrew their officers of election
the Conservative candidates retired from the field and the
election to be held in accordance with the laws of the
State the freedmen voted and the Republican candidates
elected All honor Thomas and Grant for their de-
termination carry Mr. enoning
them to sustain the civil authorities.
New York leter-writers tell of Horace Greeley that upon
the arrival in this country of Mrs Yelveron, with whom
he had been in correspondence Mr. Greeley sent her
requesting interview, and simply signed himself OIL G."
No coming he again with better success and
in fit of indignant curiosity he erked his hat the back
of his head and rushed for the Albemare Hotel The lady
delighted to receive the editor Of the Tribune and
tua explanations followed. She had mistaken the simple
initials H. G. for the figures 109 and didn't know what to
make of it ALL Persons familiar with Mr. Greeleys sigma
occur. - --- WV