The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-26


dgntaries of the Republic. Ignacio Ramirez after having
read the Declaration Of Independence, delivered very
eloquent address, and repeatedly interrupted by general
applause. The singing and music which followed
marked by the able performance of the artists Besides
Ignaco Romero several others delivered speeches becoming
the OCCASION and Colonel Garay showed in his address the
imperative necessity which imposed upon the Republic the
painful duty of taking the life of Macmillan Urging the
necessity of the civil power being placed the military
for the safety of the Republic he euogzed with few words
the merits of the President which the citizens enthusiast
cay responded AT II o'clock the President addressed the
audience and declared himself devoted the welfare of the
country and the defense of its liberties and independence
He then returned the National Palace followed by the
cheers and accamatons of the people Just before the de-
parre of the President voice heard from the highest
gallery in the theater addressing Juarez and thanking him
in the name of the worngmen OF the capital for his devo
ton to the of the people The President was followed
by thousands his private residence who keptup continuous
cheering until the dawn of day. About midnight Juarez
started for walk in the plaza hoping to maintain his log
mo he was however, recognized and with the greatest
difficulty that he succeeded in escaping into his house
again. During his absence from home the crowd in front of
his house called for his family and nothing but the appear
of his daughters the balcony would satisfy Them On
his return the calls for the President continuous that
he at last had present himself He delivered the following
address,
"CITIzENs: The Government will comply with all your
demands will meet with all your wants. if you only give
time do The reorganization of the country the
chief aim of the Government and peace established
firmly whole attention will be devoted to the prosperity
of the workngman and the welfare of the people generally
The next morning celebrated by procession composed
of all the scholars of the various charity schools and other
cpa authorities the President and his minister's olowedby
long of citizens the of nvaid and the garrison
of the city, Firing of salues and theatrical performances
in the evening terminated the festivals this memorable
occasion.
Nothing which throw light upon the history of the
French invasion of Mexico should be kept from the public
eye We find in the Vera Cruz correspondence of the New
York papers details hitherto unpublished. The intel
gence is element in the weghy charge which is
being made against Marshal Bazane In reply the ques
ton Wha the exact circumstances connected with the
milan dictated these words: In reply your question
about the law of the I'd of October 1865 tell you
that that law made after the Liberals had decreed the
law called the law of Toblado "a Minister of Juarez
Both laws the same, providing that every taken
prisoner with in his hands shall be tried before court
martial and if convicted shot Further this decree was
given under the influence of the French and Bazane wrote
with his hand the paragraph in question The law
given at time when Juarez in Norte and when
all the country hands occupied by the French
at time when Liberal army existed except guerrilla
bands This law particularly directed against robbers
who infested the whole country at that time numbering,
burning and robbng Bazane made executions under the
law six weeks before the Emperor knew of its existence and
before it submitted to him for signature Bazaine
executed thousands without the approval of the Emperor
who always pardoned unless it murderer known
such and gave the srcest directions that all
fences should be referred him. and that they wake
him in the night if any one came to ask grace There
than twenty Liberal officers living who
pardoned by the Emperor And more, as the En-
peror broke with the French and left his Capital
Ozaba the first decree he gave the day. abolish
ing the order of the Sd of October The Emperor always
changed the punishment of death imprisonment excepn
twenty thirty of who had been previously
convicted several times of murder X All
the executing and numbering done by the French with
out the knowledge of the Emperor He gave the sricte
order Mramon before the Zacatecas disaster that if he
should capture Juarez he him we'll and send
him to Mexico The Emperors idea to endeavor, in
connection with uarez to paciy the country to have
election and if he found the people did not want him. to alb
dictate and leave the country This information obtained
channels from Of the prisoners of Qere
taro
Japan.
The Japanese Government is expecting to make a new
coinage of native gold and silver the basis of the
which made for that Government the United States
Mint The machinery for the purpose has been ordered but
not yet received from Europe.
The civil in Japan is over and peace re-estabshed
Chosin returns his allegiance dsbands his army and
princes had reestabshed their good relations with the h
The Minister of Foreign Affairs says Mr. Van