The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-13


quiet. The Government, however, is organ
ising its forces into six flying columns, for
the pursuit Of the scattered bands Of Fenians,
and active service in case necessity should
arise. The band OF Fenians recently en-
cainped on the Galtee mountains has van,
ished, leaving no trace Of their whereabouts.
The Government has offered o reward for
the apprehension Of Dunno, zone Of the Fee
MAN leaders.
The Right Honorable 8. II. walpole, Sec
Rotary Of State for the Home. Department,
announced in the House Of Commons this
evening that the news from Ireland was
good. Mr.. walpole also stated that the
Government will not proclaim martial law
in ireland, but will try the Fenians by q spe-
cial commission. .r.-,. a.
I FIoRnsoE, March 1.-THE elections for
members Of the Italian Parliament generally
resulted in favor Of the Government, which
carries majority Of the electoral districts.
) FRAkKFoRr, March 1l.--United States
bonds, TIA. ......... af r
LONDON, March IL. Noon. = Consols
opened at OIL for money. U. 8. Fiye-twenties,
74i; Illinois Central, 7si; Erie, 3st. 80 a.a.
LrvHRPooL, March H. Noon. : Cotton
opened quiet; Middling Uplands, l3d.; Mid
ding Orleans, l3id. Sales to-day will prob
apiy reacn o'oVo paieS' Dfea'''u"0 q"''~
PROVISIONS quiet NJ. ,.,.
LIVERPOOL march li'.h.'ensIoo, w,
crosses quiet .. ,ne opening ,sos' VIZ iou'
ior miodhhg opianoS anu ioaa. ior orieanSi
sales e,ooo paies' Dreaus'uns quie'' uu'
hrm; Western mixed corn, American AZ 3's'
Cd. per quarter. Lard has declining ten
dency, though without change IN quotations..
Produce market steady. Sales OF spirits OF
turpentine at 37s. Cd. Ashes in. light de-
mand nj aaa Cd for pots Rosin ia ouotable
:. q. "a g. .om,pon w;,n;nn,nn pe-
% 'u' ivi oo - ~
troieum unchanged; sales Oh rennea u. ID
Cd. per gallon. Linseed oil easier; sales, s7s.
Cd. per cwt.
Iovnoy March l1-Eveninu Consols
c,o0od a. On, for money. Five.,wenties 744.
Illinois Central, 70; Erie, 38i. -, -...
LATER. ...
LONDON. March l2-Noon.-Th Fenian
hnnhQ N IFaland hAVn nlgnpFQnh
- - ....a,,u
ehuio i'iahu 70 no" 'a"qun
The authorities, however, have good reason
to fear another rising, and have taken the
necessary measures to prevent il.
p,n,, Noroh 10 Moon Tho loborers
-. =. a.;.a .Lo o,ro,nd. ona
ehPIoyeu III preparing ."0 so"nN' 1
buildings for the approaching Universal Ex-
position have struck for higher wages.
Bpp,u March l2-Noon.-Count Won
p;.moroI, rooomnonds coonromice he.
tnonn IN os;o,,n sant;on. IN tbo Gormon
s"esn 'n' 'aiio"S '"S'''A' - Wv -.
Parliament IN order 10 ADOPT new constr
tuition.
LONDON, March Internationally, 81 (;
Erie, 40t; U. s. 5-20s, IA; Illinois, 70.
LIVERPOOL, March 12-Noon.-Cotton to-
day opened dull and without much activity.
Sales are very small, not aggregating more
than 5000 or 5000 bales. Prices are I'M
changed. Middling Uplands, 13d; Middling
Orleans, 13Jd. Breadstuifs ore quiet and
steady. Lard is dull at sos Cd; bacon, Ais
per cwt. for Middling; tallow, AS Cd.
Brutal Murder In Germantown, N. Y.
most brutal murders ever perpetrated in this
vicinity was committed at Germantown,
twelve miles below this city, last Saturday
morning. The victim was the wife of John
Welch, an itinerant Irish laborer of vagrant
habits The mangled and bruised body Of
the murdered woman was found by the way
side, about a mile from the village of Ger
mantown. The murder was apparently COM
mitted with stone or some blunt-like wea-
pom. The details Of the affair are shocking
tba -, ,onrdasar wa,ob cows he was Last e,n,
'.' inei 'gS" soy, ~ rs