The Irish republic., 1867-07-06


in Ireland Universal submission the order of the day from
Fair Head Kcrumpe and from Giants Causeway to Cape
Clear The blessed British flag floats triumphant all its
enemies There nobody in Ireland all events to bo
to the But for the supehuman zeal of pious peeer
who laudaby anxious to pay and promotion by
searching for Fenians in all of wrong places well
arrestng immense numbers onnocen people, would be
led think nformer Corrdan and Mr. Hangman Keog
by Cardinal Cullen and Queen Victoria had not only
Ireland her old peemnence regular reservoir of
saints but had turned her into absolute heaven of proper
y peace of unmnged happiness and undsurbed repos
1t serious question whether statutes should not forthwith be
raised in Dublin these beneacos of and country
One thing certain they would deserve them nearly well
good many people who have got hem We would suggest
that the btterst anti Fenian should get the rstwho that is
too modest to undertake to determine eyes
dazzled by such galaxy of patriotic excellence Let hum
bly, refer the matter the sublime wisdom of the Chatham
Street Directory.
Fort SEDGwIcK, June II, 1861
The following circular appeared in the morning papers
Central and Denver the sth inst:
"WooDwARD, Denver.
"Fve thousand dollars have subscribed this morning.
to be paid for scps with the ears at twenty dollars each
MANY CITIZENS"
has just from Bishops Rancho and reports that
the train he with last night attacked by Indians
Bakers Rancho. The Indians driven off.
At Beauvass Rancho on the lth inst three soldiers sta
toned at that place the body of white man out of the
Platte River. He had been scalped and stripped.
Two killed at Lake Station under circumstances
of the most horrible Mr. Favor and Mr. Thompson
having lost mules, left to hunt them. Not returning
search made and they both und killed and terribly
mulated All of Thompsons head above the eyes, cut
off, and found in his body Favor scaped
There every appearance of hard fought battle Both
well armed and resoute not likely to become
excited in an Indian fight Favor rancheman living at
Lake Station. He leaves wife and two children Thompson
employe of his They both buried at Fort Wal
lace On the 18th inst the Indians attacked Henshaw Station
and off six horses On the night of the 4h they attacked
Fort Wallace, but repulsed.
Fort Sanders had been left with hardly enough guard
the by companies Of Col
Miners command being duty escort for the Pacific Rail
road engineers and the overland mail Three men, whose
names were Henry S. Wade snowden Wade, and A. Small,
killed between Lees Rancho and New Juesbug and bu
ed where they fell They belonged to large train bound for
Phil Kearney.
The great chief of Pahue tribe Nevada visited Gov
Hunt the h nst and then and there offered his services
for operations against the hostile plain Indians The Governor
must provide him with horses and subsistence for the
pagn his horses being unservceabe from hard this
spring.
Custa has arrived Fort Mcpherson with about
cavalry ready for any emergency his officers propo
short of his ride the Platte from
the Smoky Hill which will send at
Conspicuous in the of Denver three black
flags, which means determination for the Indians.
Affairs seem to be waxing "worse and worse between us
and our Indian neighbors.
dispatch from the present terminus of the Kansas Pacific
Railroad says the Indians have driven the railroad grading
parties into Fort Harker ao that two railroad and two
residents killed Bunker Hill about miles
of Fort Harker Saturday. and considerable
of stock had been driven off, Efforts being made
cure for the railroad employees many of whom have
already left their work, and it feared all will leave unless
they are better protected.
LAWRENCE, Kansas, June "a.
The grading parties the Pacific Railroad within twenty
miles of Bunker HILL attacked by Kiowa Indians Sat
urday last Three killed and the remainder
driven off, All work the road suspended beyond Will
sons Creek and unless strong taken by the mill
tary progress of the road must be greatly retarded
AS stand the lives and property of the people
on the border totally unprotected
Gov Crawford is making effort obtain and ammu-
milton from the military the railroad employees in the
disturbed district.
ATTACK ON FORT DoDGE-NNETY-Two CAPTURED-THE
LEAvENwoRrH, Kansas, June 24-1O p m.
letter from Fort Dodge Kansas the Santa Fe road
says that the 30th u band of Indians numbering 15O
led by Satanta of the Kowas lately treaty
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