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The Diamends' Robbery Discovery In New
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The Diamends' Robbery Discovery in New
York.
From the London Post May 25.
Through the assistance rendered oy Lord Claren'
don at the Foreign once, anu by the Home secre n,,
tary, Mr.. Hart, diamond merchant al Paris WIN
recover large quantity OF diamonds, worth about
5000 In March last Mr.: Hart Was ropoea 81 qua
and female who had been In 1s service, accom-
panied by a man. was missing. The property was
advertised In the newspapers. me ffench ponce p
Paris to London, but all further trace failed. Mr..
Joel Emanuel communicated on behalf OF Mr.. Hart
with the authorities OF Scotland Yard, and 1t was
found that the man suspected had LETT southampton
for America. On MS arrival at New York he was
asked what property ne had to declare subject 10
duty; and not being, 1t would seem, aware that dia-
monds we're liable to duty IN America, he replied
that he had none. In consequence OF his manner he
was searched at the Custom House by Inspector
Lee, and the whole OF the diamonds and the Paris
Obligations were found on him. Not being in a
position to pay the duty the diamonds were de-
tanned. The person in whose possession the dla-
monds were found applied TO his friends In London
for money to enable MIN to pay the duty. The letter
ultimately found its way into the hands OF the po
lice, and, the whole OF the facts becoming known
Instructions were sent to the authorities OF New
YORK 10 detain the property. Mr.. Joel Emanuel
communicated with Lord Clarendon and the Home
Secretary. The diamonds were claimed by the
authorities as the property OF British subject, and
Mr.. Hart about TO proceed to America to recover
his property.
The Emigrant Wave Flow to America-Inlu-
ence OF the Pacific Railroad the MOve-
ment.
From the London Telegraph May 25
spring tide OF emigration has set ln The Old
World Is rapidly empiying Itself, and the New
epd ss up Se as
days and that 1000 are TO SAL this week. We may
easily believe that the great majority OF those who
depart seek the United States, for the statistics Of
New YORK testify to an influx greater IN amount
than even our own emigration 1t Is said that
four days A few ears ago 1t was thoughI
marvellous that the new corners amounted to
1000 a day, now they nearly double that num-
ber. II must be borne In mind that this great exo
dus from the United Kingdom has a tendency TO ac-
qulre new volume and power as 1t goes on. Emf
grants when they prosper in the new land send for
their friends ana relatives IRON home and the Irish
and Germans must frequently remit money
to defray the expenses OF the second family
detachment. This Is not quite true or
eXpatriated Engishmen nevertheless, glowing
rep rts OF the new land are often encouraging
few pounds needed for the short voyage by steam to
New York. The opening OF the Pacific Railway is,
OF course me great stimulus 20 te present 'ruSh;"
IL gives access TO countless square miles OF virgin
soil THAT otherwise might not have been reached Tor
hair q century.
The National Revenue-Trades Unionism-
City impr0vements--ROmun Catholic Church
Progress.
Our files from Great Britain are dated in London
May 25 The journals supply the following interest
ing news details
From April TO May Fl the British national reve-
nue. amounted to GS, sos, ,050, decrease OF nearly
e., 900, 900 as compared with the corresponding
period OF last year. The expenditure during the
seven weeks was 60 ,804 or less by 81, 730 44S
than the issues from the Exchequer twelve months
ago. The balance in the Bank Of England was
f6,66S, ,s82
Sir John Thwaites, while showing the King OF the
Belgians over the Thames embankment, informed
his Majesty that the whole roadway between West
minister bridge and BackriafS viii be opened In the
course OF the present summer.
The annual meeting OF the Grades Protection So
cieties' was held May "a, in London The aggregate
number OF members In association Is TO- 725, cOmprs-
Ing twenty-five societies.
AT the quarterly meeting Of the Bishop OF Lon
dOn's Church Fund 1t was reported that the amount
paid in from January to May was fl3,O62 The
total sum paid ana promised Is E402000. As show
ing the progress OF Church extension IN the me-
tr0pOlS IL was stated that five city churches had
been consecrated since the beginning of the year,
while two others are In course OF erection.
May "a the English Parliamentary committee ap
pointed TO inquire INTO the State OF the law respect
ing the property OF convenual and monastic instiu
lions held It's first sitting, Mr.. Vlers In the chair
Mr. Erie, one OF the Charity commissioners and Mr..
Bagshawe, Q. G.. were the first witnesses examined
The ceremony of receiving postuIant into the
Order of Our Lady OF Mercy, In connection with the
Roman Catholic church OF st. Jonn OF Jerusalem,
was performed publicly, May "a, III the church,
Great OrmOnd street, London. collection was
made for The hospital OF st. John OF Jerusalem and
st. Elizabeth OF Hungary, To which the church is at
tached. The institution is administered by the Sis
ters connected with the convent It was established
IN 1896 by Cardinal WlSeman, and enlarged in 1852
by Sir George BOwyer, who built the churcn and
vent. The hospital is intended for incurabe cases
for which no other hospitals provide permanent
help.