The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-04-11

Chcago ohcd and that he reported the speech above
referred to for the ST. Louis Times The speech was repro
duced verbatim by that newspaper with the exception of
few words of incorrect English which he had corrected
Mr. Stanbery croexamined the witness relative the time
required to write out shorthand notes. and the probabilities
of long hand writer being able correctly report fluent
speaker Mr. Robert S. Chew an old gentleman who has
been in the State Department for the last hiryour years.
testified concerning the wording of commissions before and
subsequent to the Tenure of Office law when change was
made Mr. Butler then putin evidence all the appointments
and removals of the heads of departments they appear
in the records of the State Department since the foundation
of the Government This led to little fencing between
counsel in which General Butler usual drove his antag
ons to the WALL General Butler then read from the ninth
volume of the works of John Adams the official letters
between Mr. Adams and Timothy Pickering, relative to
chickering's removal from the office of Secretary of State
The defense had intended to produce this part of their
case but referring to the journal of the Executive Ses
sion of that year the Managers found that could be made
Of the strongest points for the prosecution the journal
shows that Mr. Adams in this instance acted with the
sent of the Senate and not without it, the opposite side
had supposed General Butler then proved by Mr. Creepy
who recalled that the President had informed certain
officers of the Treasury of the suspension of Secretary STAN
ton which he closed the for the prosecution The
Presidents counsel then asked adjournment to Thursday
which, after debate was granted
General Grant has announced it as his opinion that the
only hope for the peace of the country is the of the
pending Impeachment trial. He feethat national security
demands the removal of the President If the trial should
fail the people only expect more assumptions of power
and determined resistance to law When the Gen
era of armies enteran this conviction there
for doubt the duty of the Senate The loyal nation de-
mands the Presidents removal.
The Canadian volunteers for the Pope got into with
the people of Marseille and wanted to thrash them The
authorities appealed to for protection against these ad
venturers from the New World.
Mexican advices are to April 1. bill had been intro
duced into Congress making all resident foreigners except
Americans citizens of the Republic and of liable the
natives. Another conspiracy discovered in
which noted American was involved The question of in
the Mexican bonds held England the press says
oeshadows trouble with England and France and urges the
Government to cultivate friendly feeling with the United
States BILL forbiddng the exporting of gold by British
Subjects has been passed Negrete moving Tulancngs
for a forced loan OF 100000.
Advices from Jamaica are to March 20. The admiralty,
in anticipation of trouble CT the Alabama claims
had been calling home from tho colonies in
the ronclads Orders had been received to fory Port
Royal Great activity displayed in all the docks The
gunboas Jason and Favorte had been testing their sailing
abilities and the working of their batteries. Each COM
mander is to make full report of the result the admiralty
THE REMAINS OF DANIEL MANIN-LETTER FROM VICTOR
Florence dispatch says On the evening of the 21s of
March the remains of Daniel Manin conveyed by
from the railway to the Church of San Zaccaro fol-
lowed by State barges with their representatives from the
Italian Senate and Chamber of Deputies the members of the
Municipality and Foreign Commissioners. An immense
number of gondoas also followed The grand canal and all
the boats in the procession Illuminated thus forming
magnificent spectacle. The houses displayed mourning
draperies.
Venice the 22d. The following is the reply: 81
written from Venice and asked have word say
on this glorious day of the 22d of March Yes and this is
the word: Venice torn from MANN Rome from
Garbadi. Mann dead takes repossesson of Venice,
Garbadi living will re-enter Rome France has
right weigh on 10
like usurpation shall have like concusion and this
conclusion which shall increase Italy shall increase France
for every righteous doneby nation great act France
become shall stretch forth her hand to unite Italy And
the nations shall love each other say with heartfelt
joy, who child of France and younger child Of Italy
The triumph MANN to-day foretell the triumph of Carl
baldi tomorrow. This 22d of March is harbnger Such
sepulchers full of promise. Mann combatant and
an exile for the right he fought for principles he held
on high the sword of light He like Garbadi, had the
genteness of heroism Italian liberty visible though veied
stands erect behind her coffin She will unva And then
she will become Peace while continuing to be Liberty This
is the meaning of Manins reentrance into Venice In
dead man like Manin there is hope Victor HUGO"
STEPHEN j. MEANEY
The health of Mr. Stephen J. Meany, who sentenced
fifteen years penal servitude to have been failing
him. for he has been removed from Pentonve to sanitary
station in Surrey Mrs. Meany has this week received
letter from the Home Office informing her that her husband
he condition that he promises