The Sun.
London, England, 1870-05-16 00:00:00

RESPITE OF THE MURDERER KELLY•

The Lord Provost of Glasgow received a comma'
nication from the Home Secretary yesterday morning'
intimating that the execution of sentence of death
passed on John Kelley, convicted at the last circuit
court of murdering a deformed woman in a field nor
Duke-street, Glasgow, on March 12th, hail been
respited until further signification of her MajestY'6
pleasure. The Lord Provost, accompanied by the
Governor, visited the convict at the prison, and con-
veyed to him the intelligence which he received with
much gratitude.

RAILWAY ACCIDENT IN IRELAND
An accident occurred on Saturday night to the
mail train on the Tralee and Killarney RailwaY'
The train consisted of cattle trucks, luggage 173n.5,'
and two passenger carriages. While passing through
the cutting at Ballyinacarthy the axle of one waggon
broke, and two others, with the passenger carriages;
were thrown over, dashed violently:against rocks, and
smashed to pieces. The engine, with six' wagnonB,
broke and escaped without injury. Nine passengers
were injured, and two are believed to be fatally
hurt.

THE RUMOURED FENIAN MOVEMENT ON
CANADA.

NEW YORK, May 13.
The Minnesota papers confirm the rumour that band
of Fenians are preparing to march upon the Red Riv.er,
Settlement. A party of three hundred men is stationed
at St. Paul's, armed and ready to take part in the 'con-
templated military movement.

JAPAN.
YOKOHAMA, March V.
Admiral Hornby, while stationed here, visited the
Mikado, and sailed on the 9th for Vancouver's Island.
The Japanese Budget just presented shews a deficit of -
two millions sterling.
A rumour prevails here that Sir Harry Parkes has boll
transferred to Pekin.
The barque St. Dunstan has been wrecked. Four lives
were lost.

Mr. Dunlop, a tradesman of Liverpool, who suf-
fered severely from some internal complaint, ill a
fit of mental aberration, from acute pain, shot him'
self in the face, and afterwards cut a vein in his -arnlt
a few days ago. He never rallied, and at the inques
on Saturday a verdict in accordance with the evid"ee
was returned. •

The Rev. A. Campbell, rector of Liverpool, died
yesterday at a very advanced age. He had been
ailing for some time. Flags on the shipping
in most of the dock, and on the public buildingo
were hoisted half-mast high.

The following appeared iu our Evening Edition of Satur-
day evening:—

(REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.)
FRANCE.

PARIS, May 13 (Evening).
Several deputies of the Left and Centre Left have
written to M. Schneider requesting the convocatiol3
of the Corps Legislatif on Monday next, at the latest,
since the verification of the Plebiscite must still
occupy some time. Only thirteen returns having
as
yet been communicated to the members, the COtiv
mittee have protested against the tardy commulltett.
tion of these statements.
The Duke de Grammont was summoned to tlIc"
Tuileries this morning.
The France of to-day considers his nornicatioll t°
the Ministry of Foreign Affairs as certain.
All the Sovereigns of Europe have congratulated
the Emperor upon the result of the Plebiscite.
The Moniteur states that Beaury has made soil
very important declaration in reference to the Pl°
against the Emperor's life.