The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-02

It is pretty certain that Count Bismarck keeping watch
full eye the movements of these gentlemen With the
help of Italy and Russia which he is quite get
he is more than a match for them any day.
Intelligence has been received from China that great
battle had been fought between the rebel of invasion
and the Tartar force of the Emperor of China The I'M
peralsts were defeated The battle took place within thirty
miles of Pekn and that city in great danger of fall
ing into the hands of the rebels
From Hartford Conn, learn that the reception Gen
eral Sheridan of the most magnificent ever seen in
the State The citizens generally joined in the welcome and
many of the and dwellings elegantly decorated
General Sheridan afterwards went to the State-House to
reunion of the First Connecticut Cavalry formerly in his
command He there received with an earnest welcome
which he responded by assuring them that 1t seemed like
old times again. He observed that they were still bound
together when they moved the rebels HE them
remain united and act man until the skies were
more By doing they would doubl deserve gratitude
first having helped the nation from the enemy in
the field and second for helping to save amid the perls
of reconstruction.
daily contemporary in this city declares that,
"Pubic regard for the highest office in the gift of man
the serespect of the nao-he safety of the Republic
the love of Justice and the hatred of all that treacherou
and ve-respect for the memory of Washington and Lin
col-all demand that Andrew johnson, the "bold bad
man. who sits in the White House, be lmpeached, and
Immediately hurled from power"
The election of Governor Brownow to the United States
Senate from Tennessee for six from the 18th of March,
1862 in place of Judge Patterson does not necessarily
cause a vacancy in the gubernatoral office Governor
Brownlow will continue to fill the Executive chair until
the of the term for which he has been elected
Senator when according to the terms of the Tennessee
Constitution he will be succeeded by the President OF the
State Senate
Virginia has, without doubt been carried by the Radicals
the vote is in favor of Conventon-and 1t will be
Radical by fifteen majority
In the city of Richmond, after three days contest, the
Radical ticket elected. The Conservative ticket did
not receive fifty colored votes did the Radical ticket
receive fifty white votes
The New York Tribune thus discomses respecting of
the great Democratic guns of Ohio:
"Somebody has nominated Mr. George II. Pendeton for
President of the United States and it is understood that the
distinguished candidate is building his platform, whereof
the chief planks l. niger is not good white
man. g Not being good white man, niger is good
for nothing at ALL g. If you let niger vote he will
marry your daughter dollar is not dollar, but
piece of green paper s. promise to pay is binding only
as long it may be convenient to keep it. e. Free
liquor"
1t appears that the warhatchet is about to be buried in
the West:
Advces from the plains indicate that the Indian Peace
Commissioners who have been in council for several days
past with the Southern Indian tribes at Medicine Lodge
creek in Western Kansas likely to meet with de-
cded success in negotiating treaty of peace than pre-
vousy anticipated The Indians the number of five
thousand including representatives of the Kiowas Conan
ches Wachtaws Arapahoes Apaches Sioux and Cheyenne
had already reached the rendezvous the 7th and
other bands of Cheyenes expected to arrive few days
later when the Council would commence.
Fenian Trials
The trials of General Nagle Colonel Warren, and other
Ctatoy in