The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-07

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in Reys which faced the street On the return of
the stahomoy men, number of them went into Rey's,
which was the only public house in the district for refresh
men One of the Saholmoy party apparently mistake
attempted to enter the occupied by the Orstown men,
when the door slammed in his face and his caught
with the amb the party inside pressing tightly it, and
striking the arm inside with sticks The thus pnioned
shouted to his party for assistance and in short time
regular melee took place. Almost every had stick,
which was quickly put into requisition. The publcans
assistant put up his shutters and cry raised outside that
the Oristown being murdered All the available
lighting running to the rescue throwing off their
coats and vowng fight the last for the honor of their
neighborhood faction Few escaped without cut heads
broken The windows oft public house smashed
from without and in return the Orstown party inside sent
missiles through the aperure in the shape of jugs and
pewter The magistrates having given the
due consideration after trial of three hours duration, de-
cided follows James Collins six months imprisonment
at hard labor Philip Farrelly like sentence Robert Bell
two months at hard labor Mathew Halpn, Thomas Reilly
Terence Bennett and Michael Collins two weeks mprson
ment at hard labor number of others discharged
Daily Express
ARREST OF PAsHA sULTAN's RETINUE
lie Memorial Diplomahque allude curious incident of
last, Mustapha Fari (who proved to be Irishman
named OFarre from Kerry who has served in the Turkish
army and risen by his bravery travelling in the suite of his
Imperial Majesty the Sultan sitting in his rooms at
Caridge he slightly astonished at receiving visit from
two professional gentlemen who gave him invitation
such seldom given least in that FORM visitors its
sovereign by any civilized country It was in fact ne ere
rgno and the prince told that if he attempted to leave
with the Sultan he must take the consequences According
that the is substantially correcMustapha Pasha
last year commenced negotiating in London loan of half
million but before terms were concluded the prince found
that he did require money and wrote and stopped the
transaction The bankers however, resolved holding the
pasha to his bargain and insisted his giving security for
G25OOO before he left London to which he had returned
with the Sultan. The security given but the
pashas lawyers plead that the arrest quasi arrest
illegal the prince in the suite of the SultanShb
beeen Eagle
IIvELIEsr TOWN IN IRELAND.
For days past large space ground between Rose
mary street and street. Belfast the site of the intended
street. has been appropriated by pedlars lines of
business who have for far pushed very good trade This
state of affairs brought to climax Saturday evening"
there was scarcely vacant spot the large of
ground unoccuped First there three persons super
intending in different positions the ground galvanc bat
eres mportations from Scotland These machines attracted
large crowds around them and innumerabe pence were
invested in getting shocks" On another part of the ground
there complication of machines for testing the weight
height strength of the lungs etc., at the charge of half
penny each Individual There were two or three paaces of
enchanted scenery "peep-shows they commonly
called Shooting erected each side of the
street, where the rush of people Hit miss
you get nuts being enthusiastically beloved forth by the
enterprsing propetors these shooting
parties whose for making money be of
very simple naturethree shaped pieces of wood and ball
comprising their appliances Thoeand they seemed be
very ewwho succeeded in knocking down of the pieces
of wood at time received penny for penny staked
double the of the stakes One young seemed
to do good trade in disposing of magnifyng balls
penny each. The power of the balls tested by flea
stuck pin, which, when looked through the glass;
appeared magnifed to the size of butterfly There were
also gingerbread CARTS lemonade Sellers ymen who
ceeded in making their pineapple bars display the
"love matter where broken, and fruit sellers in great
variety Quack doctors and book auconeers also put
appearance during the evening There also held the
place the weekly openair meeting of the Irish Tenn
perance League-Mr Allworhy in the chair. At the
csion of the meeting Mr. Aworthy announced that the
following Saturday evening Mr. Pyper temperance advo
cate would favor them with penny reading without the
charge of penny Dispersed here and there were manned
ing up one Of the most motley displays ever witnessed in
Befast.-Northern Wing.
THE CHARGE OF ENDEAvoRING sEDUcE SOLDIERS FROM
ALLEGIANCE.
At the Police Court Monday, Mr. Macaulay, solicitor,
applied that in accordance with Justice Georges decision
at the present Asszes man named Bernard OKane, who