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The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-06-08
st. Columbia.

"a voluntary exile, in his forysecond year, from Ireland
COLUMBIA embarked with his twelve companions in of the
boats made of oser and covered with BULLS hide which
the Celtic people used for navigation He desert
s situated the north of the mouth of the series of CULTS
and lakes which, extending from the southwest to the north
west the Caledonia peninsula and which then separated
the still Pagan Picts the region occupied by the Chrstan
Cets of Ireland This island mmortalized by him. took the
of Lcolm-K Kill, but is generally known Iona
Nothing desolae could be than this celebrated
island where sng has resisted the rage of the
escaped of It's sole attraction is the
view of the and the mountains of Null and the other islands
which, to the number of thirty be distinguished from the
summit of the southernmos hill of Iona The bay in which
COLUMBIA landed is still called Poraa Churraiche the bay
of the oser boat
Far from foreseeng the gores of Iona the soul of Coum
ba was pervaded by sentiment never efaced from iregre
for his lost country All his life he preserved for Ireland the
passionate yearnng of the exile love which showed itself in
the which have been and which probably date
from the earliest hours of his Punishment Better death in
Ireland than endless life in Albany This cry of despair
succeeded by notes paintve and resigned In of
eeges he regrets that he can no lakes
and CULTS of his natal se listen to the cry of the
with his friend Comga Above ALL he aments that his fault
drove him of Ireland the result of the boodshed the
battles which he had provoked He envies his friend Coma who
may return his dear monastery of Durow there hear the
sound of the wind the oaks and the of the thrush
and the cuckoo
AS to Columbia everything Ireland dear to except the
princes who reign there This last ausion shows the perss
of his political enmis but of it is to be found
in another poen still characteristic and which must have
been conded traveller message to his country
from the exile Of Iona In this poem he praises the beauty OF
Ireland and the delights of sailing round her coasts ana
then he laments and groans his exile What oehgh
float upon that Of white waves and to see them oreak
upon the shores of ireland What joy row in little boat
and land in the midst Of the white foam upon the shores OF
Ireland Ah my would fly quickly if her PROV were
turned towards oak in Ireand But the noble sea
will bear except toward Albany ana the country
of Ny foot my little boat but my sad heart Is
bleeding away there grey always turned toward
Erin, which will more see the faces OF rshmen
From my look sadly over the sea- ana neaVy
tears are in my soft grey eyes when them toward Erin
Erin Of the ed e nsn and
tho OLD
at and the women so beautiful to marry Young travellers
take with you my sorrows them to Comga of the Eer
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-06-08
GENERAL NEWS.
United States.

Gen swavne is in consultation with Gen. Pope concerning
the Mobile riot Gen Pope has deposed several sners IN
Alabama for the registration and the receipt OF the
opinion Attorney General will set the officials at work
The true reason Gen. Thomas call to Washington that
the President may get statement of affairs in Tennessee,
there being much complaint against Brownlows militia by the
rebels
The Judiciary committee Saturday examined witnesses
concerning the mutlation of Sherdans New Orleans dis
patch 1t appears the President merely gave authority
publish the Dispatch leaving his Private Secretary Col
Morrow, to say how much should be published
Gov WELLS AND GEN. SHERIDAN.
The New York Times Washington special says Several
Louanians in Washington have prepared long list of
charges against Gov Wells together with petition for his
removal and presented it the President They also
tempting the removal of Gen. Sheridan.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
REGARDING SOUTHERN RECONSTRUCTION, coNF1scA-
TON, &c.
New YORK. May 28-The HeroldS Salisbury IN C) special
Judge Kelley spoke there yesterday and in the of
his remarks said he had been asked whether the Sherman Re-
construction bill final To this he would
that the South itself should decide that AS the confca
ton of which they seemed to be afraid he protested that
matter for all Mr. Stevens said in his Speech there
Republican in Congress who wanted confscaton bill but if
the Military bill rejected the constu tona amendment
he would not say that restricted franchise might follow
or that Congress might 90 no further to taking from the
of large wealth, who opposed the masses, portion of
their vast estates In conclusion he ask them to believe
that this is the language he would have spoken Mobile had
the people listened to him. and to them that all they
read in the papers about using exaspeng offensive words
merely creations of the imagination.
FROM VIRGINIA CITY.
The capital of Montana in blaze of excitement and
thusasm consequent General Meagher call for volunteers
to fight the hostile and brutal that threaten the garden
of Territorythe Gaatn valley The intelligence the
of Mr. Bozeman and the woundng of Tom Coover by
Indians in the vicinity of Bozeman CITY, has reused the better
feelings of the hardy pioneers of Madison county General
Meagher left the last day of April with command of 200
for the of Most of the have service
in the ranks the Federal and Confederate armies but
strike hands and march the protection of their mountain
home its beautiful Valleys fair and helpless children
The citizens of Virginia and the acting Governor deserve the
furnishing of supplies has received stimulus from dis
patch received from Washington stating that the Government
would be responsible for all expensesRocky Mountain
Gazette
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England.


The London Te of May 7h says that up last Thurs
day the Government firm in intention the
meeting Additional troops brought into London and
in London last night The constabulary were drawn
from the suburbs the number of nearly 800 and
ments made for massng together in the Park nearly 5000
the metropolitan police The programme of the methods
was to effect that speaking attempted the speakers
should arrested and that this led any disturbance the
police should repe force by force and in the of falling
the troops should be called to give whatever assistance might
be thong necessary After the Cabinet Friday
tmated that ultimate decision as to the course of action
should be considered as resolved upon Even the Cab
net of Saturday nothing definitely made known for
time though Council resolved that the meeting
should not be opposed.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-06-08
Mexico,
FALL OF MACMILLAN.

SAN LOUIS Poros1, May 15
General Beriocabel my esteemed fend-Viva la Patria
Queretaro fallen by force of this M at O'clock
Macmillan, Mejia, CASTILLO and Mramon prisones
(Signed) BENITo JUAREz"
MATAMORAs May %, via
NEW ORLEANS, May 81. {
The following was received from Gen. Escobado to-day:
Czen Minister of War:-At three o'clock the morning
the 10TH La Cruz taken by forces who surprised
the enemy Shortly after the garrison made prisoners
and troops occupied the Plaza Meanwhile the enemy
treated towards Cerro de la Compana where artillery
caused him to surrender at o'clock, Macmillan and
his generals Mea and Casteo surrendered uncondtonay
You will please give the President my congratulations this
triumph of the National army
General Escobado reports from the interior that President
Juarez has ordered the Duke Macmillan all his
erals to be shot.
MATAMoRAs May 25
The Liberal forces which took of Querearo
started for the capital Commodore D. Pagan of the Mex
expedition against Vera Cruz The Liberals have taken
of the Gen. Sheridan for naval purposes
SO ends the struggle in Mexico.
New ORLEANS, May 81.
dispatch from Brazos via Galveston 26h says letter
from the American Consul Monterey confirms the reported
capture of Macmillan The reply of President Juarez 10 Min
lister Campbell recOunts the grievances of his party in
quence of the conduct of Maxman He usties previous
executions and declines promise the safety of Macmillan in
the event of his capture.
If Macmillan captured he certainly will be shot, Presi
dent Juarez dare him. Public sentiment has unmis
takably decreed his DEATH
The Imperasts occupy the city of New Mexico with 5000
regulars and considerable force of coscpts under Lavera
The beegg force of S00 under Dz confident of the
capture at an early day.
ILL-FEELING AGAINST DOMINGO.
Advces from Kingston by the British Con-
sui Johns arrived at San Domingo May 6 but prevented
from landing in the day time by the warning given by the
French and Spanish Consu violence might
be attempted the account of his having acted
Consul at Cape Hayti when the affair of the Bulldog took
place. consequently he ashore after dark the day
despatched communication the Admiral at the station re-
quesng the of protect his and
British interests.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-06-08
THE NUMBERS IN THE PARK.

The Morning Post observes that the leaders of the League
asserted that there 100000 the Park the
Post thinks that there about 200 900 present The Doy
Ns gives the numbers at 10000. The Morning Star says
there between 200 and people interested in Re-
form about the Platforms that there scarcely less than
100000 in the Park in various parts When the Park
its fullest the Standard declares there than 25
900 people present.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-06-08

nation dehrone their present sovereign which has
reported IMMINENT is not devoid of probability that
the person whom such most concerns deems it
prudent to prepare for flight
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-06-08
France.

The Progress of Lyons publishes letter from chymst of
Marsee who suggests mode of opposing the needeguns by
Greek fire he has invented. He says
ITO give idea of the efficacy of my discovery declare
and am ready prove that cam at distance
envelope army of 900 of fame within less
than five minutes If has to be taken by assault
have need of Rotopschine set it fire in very
nearly the period In naval battle would into the
enemy and would all the deck of the vessel with
of flame which would burn the rigging penetrate between
decks and nstantaneous sfe all the In attack
port could burn the and arsenas within
with the rapidity of tightening With ach is
possible neither vicors vanqushed would return from
the field of battle AS to the fortress of Luxembnrg the SUBJ
ect of dispute the present moment undertook rid of
'ts garrison in quarter of an hour"
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-06-08
THE DIFFERENCE.

In letters from Paris describing the French Exhibition,
find such statements as these:
"Neanes order decency everywhere and there is
anything Paris it does not make its appearance in public
People out by the hundred thousandsa the liquor
shops of Paris open there Maine Law the supply of
liquors unlimited, and not person is drunk"
In Boston have Maine Law and every day policemen
carrying drunken and even, unhappy drunken
through the That is the difference between
Boston and Paris. Is it owing to the climate?
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-06-08

SAN LOUIS PoTos1 May Is.
General Beriocabe my esteemed friend-Viva la Patria
Queretaro has fallen by of this a. M at o'clock
Macmillan, Mejia, CASTILLO and Miramon, prsonersl
(Signed) BENITo JUAREz"
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-06-08
cH1NA-AMER1cAN ENTERPRISE IN CHINA.

San Francisco May 9-The Tennyon So days from Hong
Kong arrived The British residents and newspapers in the
ports China exercised the fact that the American
firms of Augustine Hord Co., and Russell Co., have been
given each the monopoly of the river navigation the first
firm controlling all the steamers the Canton river and the
latter all the the Yougtzee Appeals have been
made British pride altar this of things 1t ad-
med that the American style of boats cannot be competed
with successfully on the former river.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-06-08
SPAIN 1NsURREcTIoNARY MOVEMENT.

Great agitation prevails throughout Catalonia Hostile
manifestations have been made against the in
this city the bufghts Troops have been hastily despatched
into the province of Trragona and the mountains of the
Fgueras where armed bands stated to be in the field The
watchward of the insurgents said to be Pm and the Re-
public for ever Down with the Queen Down with Mar
vaez.'
communication from private in Madrid says the
Independent Beige that Queen Isabella taking steps for
sale of her private domains and is also having deal
of her iewey and other valuable property abroad
This indicate that the general uprising of the
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-03-13
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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-03-13
The CASE or SuRRA7

The CASE OF SURRATT.-The Springfield
Republican says: The same question will
arise in the trial Of John II. Surratt,
which arose in that of Frank Knapp, for
the murder of White, in Salem, more than
thirty years ago, and upon which Webster
made his immortal argument. by the old
Maryland law, existing now in the District
Of Columba,-as in Massachusetts,, when
Knapp was tried, but since altered by
statute hcre,--an accessory cannot be con-
victed till after his principal has been. As
Booth has never been convicted, Surratt
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murder, and can only be convicted as prn-
cipal by proving him present, or 80 near
as to be able to render assistance, if need
ed. 1t was the general opinion Of the bar
Of Massachusetts, at the time, that Web
ster's wonderful argument, not the law,
hung Knapp. How near to the scene Of
the murder of Lincoln the evidence will
bring Surratt, remains for the trial. If,
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he can be convicted Of the capital offense,
If not Of that, then under the peculiar
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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-03-13
KNOW THY DESTINY!

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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-03-13

1t VANIsHErH AwAY.-Do our readers
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to the paper others weigh IA OF.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-03-13

VALUABLR MaDIcINR.-Dr POland's White Pine
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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-03-13
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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-03-13

Philadelphia clergymen cannot under
stand why the man who rides in his car
riage on Sunday should go to heaven, while
the poor man who rides in the street car
should 90 to hell"
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-03-13
McGregor Prize Concert,
Oambrian Hall, "Wednesday, April 10, ~
This ai
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