The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-08-10

THAT DAMNED GREEN FLAG AGAIN.
The Ennseorthy Woehma" says, trembngy, that ION
the flagstaff on Vinegar Hill It will be remembered that
Sunday last Whit Sunday the anniversary of the out
break of the unfortunate rebellion of 9S in this country The
fag-a most expensive beautifully executed, and
had on it the following An aristcay designed harp in the
CENTER which Inscribed Remember 49, and under
meath the words Eringobragh On either side the harp
inscribed the Names Captain P. Crowley General T. F.
Burke Captain J. Mcclure and Captain J. MCaferty' fol-
sion of by the consabuay and the been removed
also."-
TWO SUPPOSED FENIAN TAKEN
On the arrival of the Inman steamer City of Paris from
Liverpool Queenstown Thursday, steamtender
sent off with SubInspecor Graves and Head Constable
Corydan the nformer When all precautions had been aken
the police accompanied by Coydan passed into the steamer
All Storage passengers mustered the deck while
at the moment two or three OF the constables were
engaged in most searching examination OF the ships inter-
ior The passengers had collected the deck
whom he identified as General Hapn and Mr. Bresin Both
parties Immediately arrested and further inquiries
documents of very significant character founddocu
mens which far to show their completely in Fenianism
and that this element disaecon has yet been extin
gushed. They escorted to the o'clock train from
Queenstown by body of policemen in plain Clothes under
the command Of Head Constable Marble who accompanied
the escort to Cork On the arrival of the train in Cork the
party met by escort of Consabuary who proceeded
with them the terminus of the Great Southern and Western
Railway The prisoners left by the 1910 p. train for
Dublin and Corydan with his official protectors departed
the time Owing to the entire unexpectedness of the
affair." there marked absence of any excitemen but in
Queenstown the presence of the normer and arrests or the
accused through his nsrumenay gave rise to considerable
gossip and in the evening audabe anxiety evnced
the distinguished company All curiosity centered in
Corydan who felt somewhat uneasy, until the train left in
consequence of peerng through the window of the
Albert rock coat buttoned and round the neck he
white scarf
What be thought of your R. BIS and your F. Bs
when wretch like Corydan pass through the country
unmoesed, swearing away the lives of hundreds? This
playing revolution is pretty game Cannot
be devised whereby these normes get their deserts?
| GREAT NEWS FROM THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
The ODonoghue, whom certain patriots express desire
leader this side of the Atlantic to take charge of
the Fenan to be making Roadway in that Parliament
which he declared mo place for Irish gentle
man.:
"On Tuesday July @ on the motion of the ODonoghue
leave given to bring in bill to repeal the acts 10th
William III Qrsh cap. g. and 10, and the 9th,
George IL Irish cap III sec winch n imposes q r
ton of the acts which he wished to repeal was that which
rendered it necessary for to be worth 100 in
land personal property OF OOO 10 qualify him for keep
! ing grayhounds." .-a.
This will be joyous the starving people of Ireland
who being unable feed their hungry children console
themselves by keeping grayhounds This looking after the
repeal grayhounds this hour Of the day beats Nero
fdding while Rome was burning
HUNTING.
meeting of gentlemen interested in the Carlow races
was held the Town Hall Saturday, June 29t Mr. Mat
thew Byme in the chair In the of the discussion
which took place the occasion, number of gentlemen
urged the desaby of supporting these annual sports and
resolutions passed the effect that the necessary steps
be forthwith taken towards procuring subscriptions especially
from the county and borough members
One gentleman remarked that snce the decline of racing
and hunting in Ireland the people have become rebel
lious. Give the people of Ireland more fun and you will
have less Feniansm. There people easily ced
as ours Give them he added fairs races goals pipes and
potatoes will never be troubled about Irish Republics
tits the duty said he "ofthe gentry support seepechase
And it is time for paterna English Government
adopt towards the Irish people, at least half of the motto of
the renowned Roman Emperor and give them the "ccnses
the sports If by their good behavior they prove them
deserving of it. perhaps the other half might be added
afterwards