The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-18

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police van returning to the jail with the prisoners
guarded by strong body of horsepoce, armed with
asseS and pistols and passed through the streets at very
rapid pace
THE PROPOSED MEETING ON cLERKENwELL GREEN.
had been announced that two meetings would be held
on Sunday on Qerkenwe Green in reference to the late
explosion. Mr. Flnen to have presided one and
Mr. Campbell the other Instructions given by
the police authorities that the meeting should be held
Accordingly when Mr. Fnlen appeared he was informed
OF the order which had been gven and he made attempt
to hold meeting. The second affair similarly pre-
vented.
THREATENED FENIAN OUTBREAK AT BRISTOL.
Excitement and CONSERVATION prevailed Saturday at
Bristol in consequence of its becoming known that the
authorities had received information that Fenian outrages
were intended 1t is stated that letter offering cooperation
has been received from the Lord Lieutenant Earl Duce and
that the Admiralty has ordered the commander of the
Dadalus to keep his in readiness for any emergency
There persons in England call them what
you please my vrtuous revoutionsts who keeping
Johnny the This is the stylefre him to DEATH
when powerles take him by the throat and force
him at to disgorge his plumber. Fight England Nth
"anseen forces' This is the Fenian programme If
wait until they England equal grounds they
may well begin to make their Wills bequeating this
heritage of WRATH to their children 1t is about the only
heritage have inherited from fathers and if the
fair fighting campaign is about to be entered it will
be the only heritage will bequeath children Hand
down the lamp gentlemen, and go into your graves sng
the English Who knows but cursing may wther him some
time.
THEMSELVES.
On Tuesday night Austrian vessel, lying at Brownies
Dock, Passage Cork boarded and six muskets with
bayones soen while the captain and sleeping
ashore and the vessel in wachmans charge Fenans
suspected.
We in receipt of information from undoubted
in Ireland that English steamer boarded by
parties, between Haubowne and Queenstown, two
months ago. into landing place there and six hun
dred Enfield rifles taken ashore The steamer then per-
mtted go peace. Nothing WAS elegraphed the
Atlantic about this The Government have suppressed the
news There hundreds of similar to this about
which hear nothing. Why don't the Government let
know about such outrages?
BODIES THE MANCHESTER FENIANS.
memorial signed by the relatives of the unjustly
put death at Manchester is about to be forwarded to the
Home Secretary asking him to grant necessary AUTHORIZE
ton for obtaining possession of their bodies that accord
with Christian usage and their dying request the
remains of the deceased may be inferred in consecraed
ground. Cork Examiner.
Consecrated ground Any ground consecrated that holds
the bodies of such
SLEEPING OPEN.
DRoGHEDFor three nights past the of the garrison
stationed in this town-he 2st Royal Fuseers commanded
by Colonel Hohave been kept under in pursuance
ulary in both barracks here under Captain Gardiner
have in like manner been put under arms each of the
nights and kept in readiness for moments notice to turn
out The OF this movement not generally Known
ENINENCE CARDINAL CULLEN.
On Tuesday grand Requiem Pontifca High Mass
celebrated in the proCahedra Marlborough street. for the
everlasting repose of the brave soldiers of the Papa
that fell in the recent in defense of the Holy Father
their legitimate Sovereign and for Christianity the
world. All honor done to their memory and it was
that should be and the Church. in whose service
they fought and died. was mindful of them in DEATH
For some weeks past; owing to the zeal of the Rev. T.
ORey and the Rev. N. Donnely, active preparations
made make the ceremonas of yesterday worthy Of
the solemn OCCASION and it determined that the i'm
music of Mozars Requiem Mass should be performed
with efficient choir and full orchestral and organ
panment with view of producing the work in all the
grandeur of its solemn entirety The Cathedral duly
prepared for the celebration of the sad rite All that could
convey the mind of the feetng and ransitory
nature of all things human was blended with that which
spoke of hope, redemption and resurrection.
AT the conclusion Of High Mass his Eminence assembled
the pulpit and delivered splendid discourse as follows
BLESSED are the dead who die in the Lord From hence
forth now, saith the spirit that they may rest from their