, 1874-04-28

1uo NllIO1lAl IlC0UpuleuL, tFA1u AFmy OF
the Republic, will assomblo at 11arrisburgh, Pa.,
on tic 11tll day OF A1ay noxt. Tho delegates
from The Department Of Illinois aro ~ follows !.
Con. John Macarthur, Col. II. Hilliard, &. T.
Gould, and Capt. J. O. Harrington, Of Chicago;
Col. J. J. palmor and T. q. Lawlor, of Rock
ford; Col. H. g. Clark. Of Kan1alsco, md Mai.
Willam A. Lord, Of Joliet. They will be accom-
panied by delegation from iowa, Minnesota,
and Wisconsin, md will leave on the 6:15 aftor-
noon trair, Pittsburgh l. 1T. Wayne Railroad,
Sunday, 1Iay 10.
Mn. GEORGE FLEMING
Tho departure of Mr.. Fleming, of tho Union
Stock YnrdB, for ireland. waa tho ca,lse on Mon-
dcnco Of luis brother, Mr.. Matthew Fleming,
Clerk Of tho Town Of Lake, OH Trumbu'l street.
About q hundred of Mr. Fiomings friouds woro
prosont, and did ample Justice to m excellent
ropast served by tho fades OF ths fan1ily. When
supper was disposed Of, Alr. Patrick Maguiro, in
MI appropriate speech, presented Nfr. Fleming
with n magnificent gold watch and chain, "a q
mark Of esteem aud affection from his comrades
following inscription: "presontod to George
Fleming by his associates of tho Columbia Club,
Chicago, April &C. 1874 Sonpcr tub9uc jitlelis. !"
hlr. Fleming returned thanks in q very elo-
quont speech, III tho course Of .hicl, he nd
Yerted to his imprisonment in ireland for par
ticipaton in tho Fouian movement OF 1861
Flo returned to his nntivo land conscious that
sho was still 'enslavod by q foreign powor but
ho was conscious TINT ler stubborn spirit Has
still unbrollen. and that England, in tile future
ing for Independence. Tho ireland Of thiB day,
lie said, wns not tho nnoducated province Of
twenty years ago It was woaker III numerical
| strength, perhaps, but what the nation lnokod In
that respect the people made up Ill n knowledge
of their rights, and q determination to glvo
Great Britain no pcaeo until she granted solf-
government to tho 1oug-oppro8sed but ovor-
hopeful Island.
A1r. Tloming's effort was received with un-
bounded enthusiasm.
The Hon. John I. scanlan, Capt. Daniel T.
Gleason, OF tho Can-na-Gacl Guards, p. Fl.
Tansoy, ]. J.: Fitzgi1bon, 1: q. Landers, Squire
Thompson, Capt. Tabor, John hlulyehil, Frank
with national aontimonts, reoitations, ind songs,
patriotic and sentimental. Mrs. Fleming, Miss
Cowas,, nnd tho Misses Gibbon also walked the
soul Of muaio md tho night WAS ono Of uual-
1oycd pleasure.
Alr. Fleming will sail from Now York in tue
Republic, Saturday, and will return In August.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Grand PaciaeCnpt. Chas. stcwart, Stewart
vile; Gen. Robert Williams, Leayonworth; n.
w. Whitman, Bordeaux, France; the Hon. W. II.
Arthur, st. Louis; s. II. H. Clarke, Omaha D.
e. Buifum, Boston; Powell Stackhouso, Mar.
otto; ". G. smyth, New York; e. L. 6tepllouu,
Rome; o. @. Sabine. Bloomington; E. Earl sa,
Francisco; 4. A.. Hamilton, Boston. . fremont
Nonse-F: Smith, Boston; II. Ford, Detroit; A.
4. Dick Now York; G. II. Raymond, Dayton; =
Young. st. Louis; r. P. Keller, New York; =
Il. TopilIir, New York 4. i. Huston, i. s. n.
I. S. Mason, philadelphia; e. ". Watson, Bur
llngton; z. r. Smith, Pittsburgh; A. Z. Welch
Now York; II. Schwartz, New York.