The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-05

Moriary who now undergoing his sentence of mpon
against such attempt Forty of the Fenian convcts who
have hitherto been imprisoned in Irish a have been
to Portland, England, for safe keeping
Things look serious in Italy We would be astonsed
to hear soon that Victor Emmanuel refugee France
and the Italian Republic naugurated We told in some
what omnous TERMS that disturbances in Italy increasing
in consequence of the of Garbadi and revolution
imminent The King evidently alarmed and it is
probable that Parliament will be called together.
General Garibald pursuance of his plans against Rome
was, Monday 23d September at Snigaga sixteen miles
northwest of Ancona Here the General summoned by
the Italian authority and under and by virtue of the Kings
proclamation the of the law ordered to retrace his
steps, Garbadi at once refused, and was Immediately
delay to the fortress of Aessandra The and NUM-
tons intended for the of the Garbaldan troops
seized the frontier The Italian volunteers who formed
the Garbadan ranks also made prisoners by theagens
of the King.
BY Geographic Dispatch dated from Rome the following
day. learn that the city greatly excited The Papa
troops, including Autibe's Legion on the alert
telegram from Florence, the present capital of Italy,
dated the forenoon of Monday 2h September that
when became known here that Garbad had been arrested
and imprisoned in the fortress of Aessandra his partsans in
this city greatly exaspeated and appearing in the
sreesn crowds made turbulent demonstration of sympathy
for their leader The manifestations finally developed into
riot but the disturbance, though threatening sup
pressed by the prompt action and rmness OF the Govern
ment.
All volunteers of Gabadi who had gathered at the various
points the Roman frontier, have been compelled to dis
perse and retire by the Italian troops.
On the day Victor Emmanuel issued another pracla
nation in which he the faith of the Government pledged
in its treaties with foreign powers exacted of it the painful
duty of arrestng Garbadi, the acknowledged leader of
movement in direct opposition to these treaties
1t is said that the Italian Government has offered send
Garibald to his home in Caprera relieve him of all
sran if he will give his parole not to engage in further
| hostes against the Roman States.
This offer the old hero refused whereupon conveyed
a prisoner to the fortress of Alessandria
Florence by the adheren of Garbad but they reported
to have been suppressed.
On the Oath of September number of French transports
and war vessels were assembled at Toulon under orders
the Minister of Marine ready for the duty of embaing
force of Imperial troops for Italy.
Paris excited very great degree by the publication
of the news of Garibadis arrest.
The lonteu and all journals of official or semi-oicia
character praise the decision and rmness of the King Of
Italy in preventing the lawess invasion of Rome and for
maintaining the faith of the treaty obligation and say that
the conduct of the Italian Government in the matter affords
another strong guarantee OF the peace OF Europe.
We learn from Berlin that in the North German Paria-
men Oath September during the debate the address Of
the King of Prussia Bismark made patriotic and significant
speech He declared in most emphatic manner that if the
German nation wished to unite there was no power strong
enough hinder the unon there any power pary
enough to make the attempt
England is her old work. In the of the Revolution
the Episcopal parsons of America were, almost without
cepon Tories of the blacklist dye, praying and plotting
against the liberty and independence of the United States
Were opportunity to oer they would traitors to-day
ready their holy predecessors did ninety ago. AT
all events their ading bishops owou IN England and the
lessons they will learn there will not be those of loyalty to
the Great Republic of the West. We told that
The session of the Pan-Anglican Synod at Lambeth
commenced the morning of the oath September After
prayers and holy communion Bishop Whitehouse of Illinois,
preached the opening The remainder Of the day
occupied in laying out business and arranging rules for
the deliberation of the Synod"
Yes and in consprng against the liberties of mankind
Secret societies" very bad thingsexcept among the
clergy.
cable dispatch that dispute has arisen between
King Leopold of Belgium, and the Emperor of AUSTRIA in
reference the settlement of the estate of Macmillan
We hear that the renowned bgamist Major Yeyerton is
likely lose both his wives the legal has been
bothered with all this that she to get divorce