The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-11
IRISH NEWS.
THE DUBLIN PROCESSION.

Inc most astonishing and remarkable demonstration of
onal eelng OF national enthusiasm of generous sentiment
has been behed upon that day. Its memory already is en-
rolled In the archives of the facts which Europe regards
important and the world will know through its reflection
a1 eland Is neither dead sleeping that of old the
people are the usticeovng" in the world that they
ever remember sacrifice which is made for country and
10 perpetate their appreciation their reverence their
homage or herolsm for courage and for patriotism Prince
OF peer King KAISER statesman patriot received
IN the proudes moment of triumph of success of fortune
greater ovation than upon Sunday last the memories of three
men, three rshmen executed feons gbbe and flung
INTO teons grave, attained in the metropolis of nation
because that nation believes and holds that they
ecuted on incompetent verdict avowedly by the fact
that other doomed to the fate executed and
therefore, that their fate undeseryed and unustI
The number in the procession is set down at sixty thou
sand 1t is stated that the various trades represented
In the demonstration by 800 plaseres $50 painters ZOO
boot and shoemaker 500 brckayer 300 carpenters $50
skaters, 300 sawyers there 500 quay porers The
ODonoghue wrote to the committee sympahizng with the
demonstration and also the Revs P Lavee and L. j. OShea
Altogether is asserted that 100000 abboded men
marched in the various funeral professions in Ireland and
England in honor of the three hanged than twice
enough to drive the English out of Ireland if they the
right mettle. millions for processionsp How many for
battle-felds?
SCENE IN THOMAS STREET
long line of mourners followed who superseded by
another chain of females many of whom when passing the
site of Emmes execution waved their handkerchie and
smingy exclaimed "God Ireland; God be with the
deadly The first hearse, which was mounted with white
pumes arrived at Thomas street. shortly before two o'clock
On the hearse inscribed the words civilian Allen"
AT the passing OF this mournu vehicle the feelings of the
vast multitude were apparent Men and women-rch and
pooral seemed deeply impressed with the cene and ut
mately vent to the feeling found in the agonizing strain
of girl, who, rushing from house in Thomas street.
and raising her hand exclaimed" God save Ireland-yes
Ireland will be Free"
OF THE MEN.
The constitutional organs unanimously represent it to
have been open display of treason and point the pre-
arranged exhibitions at the place where Emmets gibbet
stood 1903 the house in which Lord Edward Ftzgerad
nm
questionable evidences of the nature of the procession and
the spirit of the greater number of those who took
in It, In front of the former residences of several Fenan
convct there vocerous cheering and in instance
harp, exhibited at the end of pole where Hayburne
the barber Fenian at present in custody lived
marked outburst OF sentiment In the cemetery distinct
pilgrimage made round MAIanus's tomb, to which
is the spot also chosen for the memorial cross to Allen
Iarkn and OBrien Losing the organization which had
sustained order throughout the march, the bands here
played various so-caed national unes and the people
knots whilst leaving sang "ODonnell aboo" and "The
Fenian Men" two disloyal hymns.
The Government have prohibited any further demonstra
tons in honor of the dead We those stalworh men
who have marched through the cities and towns of Great
Britain after empty hearse will not fater themselves that
they have done their whole duty the dead We shall see
UNUSUAL ACTIVITY AMONG THE FEN1ANs
LONDON, December 2S.-The Fenians seem unusually
active all the country. Nearly every hour of the day
dispatches received by the authorities announcing either
contemplated movement by the brotherhood absolute
CAPTURE OF A MARTELLo TOWER NEAR CORK
kilograms of quite serious nature were received TO-DAY
from Cork with details of another Fenan coup de man
Last night about midnight large body of men, with
backened faces stormed the Mareo tower Cork The
guard Of the tower and scattered and the
vctor hastily collected considerable quantity of arms
and ammunition and escaped with it without molesation
GREAT EXCITEMENT.
The late operations of the Fenans had the effect of re-
kindlng public excitement Many improbable rumors are
aoa including that Fenan cruiser has been seen off
the Irish coast and chased away by war vessels.
ARREST
arrested in this city last evening on the charge
of having fired the fuse which caused the recent terrible
explosion Cerkenwe 1t sbelieved that the true cupr
is at last captured.
ATTEMPT TO BURN THE POST OFFICE.
LONDON December 49, Neutrality-suspicious. Fenian outrage
was perperated to-day Dublin. An effort was made to fire
the General Post Office by of Greek fire. The attempt
was happily frustrated Beyond the destruction of few