The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-14

States Consul at Dublin Ireland regarding American prs
that city, and to report thereon forthwith in order
that he has been guilty of conduct which would render
him liable to impeachment the House may take
have impeachment presented the Senate Mr. Robin
addressed the House support of his resolution detail
ing facts in connection with the of Patrick Condor,
Dennis F. Burke John H Rogers and other naturalzed
citizens arrested in ireland charges of Fenianism He
declared that the question preferable in point of import
any question that could be brought before Congress
Other mpeachmens might be important in the minds of
those who urged them but this the important
parchment question that could be brought up; for if anv
persons were worthy of impeachment they those
degenerate Americans who represented the United States
abroad He did not mean to make the charge sweeping
include ALL but he thought there very few excep
tons He would give notice England that the United
States ready purchase Ireland and if England would
not make the sae then the United States should take and
annex ireland to this country.
Mr. Judd CRep, Ill addressed the House on the SUBJ
ec combining his remarks principally to the actions of the
Prssan Government in subecting to military duties Amer
lean natuazed citizens who venured to return to Prussia
for business pleasure
On motion of Mr. Banks the subject referred to the
Committee on Foreign affairs.
THE ABYssINIAN EXPEDITION.
In editorial in THE IRISH REPUBLIC stated that the
Abyssin expedition cotton up for conquest and
few prisoners Abyssina needs Outstanding
present. and will make good stopping place for England
it will be Christianized in the Indan-rsh fashion. The
Russians have their eyes open seems from the following
to the true mission of England in Abyssinia:
The Invalde Russo publishes the following dispatch from
Constantnople received by way of Odessa:
"The preparations of the English for the expedition
Abyssna prove that the not only penetrate into
the interior of the country but to make settlements the
coast of the Red Sea- They taking with them railway
ready be laid down between Magdaa and the interior of
Abyssnia."
SOUTH CAROLINA FALLING INTO LINE.
letter received this morning by Senator Wilson from
General Hnks who is with General Candy South Carolina,
stating that returns from twenty districts of that State
show majority for the Convention of $3.50 Close estimates
have been made for the remainder of the State and show
majority for the Convention OF over 0OO making the total
majority of registered for the Convention nearly $1,000
The total vote of the State was upward 10000.
PROPOSED DIsMEMBERMENT THE KINGDOM IrALY-A
GRAND SCHEME OF THE FRENCH EMPEROR AND THE POPE.
New YORK, December 5.-The HeraPs correspondence
from Rome 10Th utmo What the victorious eccle-
siasca and egisaf party aim at just now nothing
or less than dsmemberment of Itay-a scheme openly
advocated by their journals both in France and Rome
Upper Italy, from the Alps the Adratc would be assigned
Prince Hubert after the abdicaton af Victor Emmanue
Sicily resume their allegiance Francis II 1t remains
be whether the Menebrea Ministry will be able defend
Italy from the impending Stroke"
THE PUBLIC DEBT.
The public debt statement for November will show in
of S9O0OO00 or Sl0OOOO0O owing to the paying OF
interest Twenty-egh millions of will be required for
the purpose soo but there $10OOO0 of coin in
the Treasury now.
GENERAL BUTLER ON BROOKS.
Mr.. Butler opposed the resolution the ground prnc
pay that the charge against Mr. Mullins made simply
on contained in the letter of person
unvouched for. Referring Mr. Brooks he remarked that
it would hardly be believed that leader of the KnowNoth
party should be found Boosting by how many votes
he could be returned to Congress expelled for
conduct He believed in repentance and very glad that
gentleman heretofore the leader ofthe Darkantern Anti
Catholic Churchburnng and Orphan Asylum party should
change and become the leader of cohorts of Irshmen
Irishmen could be found so deuded as to follow him.
| GENERAL HANCOCK
General Hancocks action in revokng the jury order of
General Mower New Orleans is severely criticised by
Republican Senators and members 1t is said that General
Grant disapproves of Hancocks course and has notified
the President
A
Adam Burnett who last month deposited with New York
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