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s,ARuaSG AND sS,DsxsSG.
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PROGRESS and SUCCESS, mark and distln.
guish the management OF this company.
ISAAC HUTZLER,
General AgcAt for Virginia and North Carolina.
Oface No. Pee Main street
DR.. j. G. CABELI- Medical Examiner. nols
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Tor RENT, THE TWO STORES O.
L AND UPPER PART OF THE BUILD ELI
ING on Brook avenue formerly owned and oc-
cupied by Mr.. john Clash. Apply to
JOHN G.. SHAFER
NH 2-eodet corner Main and Tenth streets.
TNOR RENT, the STORE occupied g.
IL by A. j. Gray & Co.. No. rrarl Block. I'll.
Possession lien June list. Apply to
NH i2-lw LANCASTER co.
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TOR RENT, ROSE COTTAGE, on "a
Il Grove street. in sidney. next door to the Ell
residence of MIR. Charles Y. MnrriSs. IL has been
recently put In complete order and has line gar
den, With choice fruit trees: Apply TO
MRS. MARIA NJ. IIGBAkD.
corner Main and Third streets,
Judge Robertson's former residence.
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LNUR RENT, the STORE, with a.
Il DWELLIN.. on sonth ide of Broad FL
street between Fifth and Sixth nj nresent occu-
piod nv Mrs. Joseph Davis rs millinery esta' .
iishmcnt The HOUSES In good order, and The
locat Ion for ctail c Establishment IS amongs; tht
hes, In the city, TO mn acceptable tenant the rent
will he made reasonable. Possession can be had
on the 18th June next Apply TO
MOSES MlILHISEp.
mhls-lw oil Main street.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG X, Pc1
March s.Il,

MarchE u, ni3. Z
rTHROUGH MAIL TRAINS Iva
l. Richmond at 3.45 4. y. DAILY, exclrs a y, Y
leave Petersbnrg ut 10 A. n. DAILY ~
cept SUNDAYS Mt 1905 P. NJ DAILY. = @H 4
Eocsl trains leave Richmond At $40 ,.y
Petersburg at a. ID. DAILY, except srSh; y
THOMAS II. WYS..Al
NH Is s.2 ~ Sapkrirte,n,
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SPARKS FROM THE TELE0RAPH.

The Magdaleno Island herring fishery has entirely
failed
The Radicals have gained the election in Ports
mouth, Va
Tho decision in DR., schoeppes case is reserved
until next term,
A negro councilman and negro magistrate have
been elected In Alexandria Va.
Thore are prospects OF ultimate union between
the Presbyterian and the Reformed Dutch Churches
@. W. Childs Of the Pliladelphil Ledger, has
given 200 to the Typographical Society OF that city.
William W. Spencer, book dealer and publisher,
died on Thursday al his residence In Cambrdgeport,
MaEs
1t Is said that $500 British troops, with feet Of
esnoesis at Fort Francis. on Rainy Lake. on the way
to Rcd River.
Two more British war vessels, the Royalist and
Phomel now o. Halifax. has been ordered TO the nsh.
ing grounds.
company has been formed in st, Louis called
the Htna Rail and Iron Manufacturing Company, the
works TO cost ti.OOO.O0.
The Massachusetts House OF Representatives yos-
terday vnted lJ to against gYing stale AID 70 the
Boston. Hartford and Eric Railway,
Tho Republicans have q majority In Richmond
and Petersburg. Va and tho ConearyAtIyes in Lynch.
burg DAnvie, aud II B sad In Norfolk,
Mrs. HALEY, while walking on the track OF the
Hudson River Railroad near Tarrytown, yesterday
morning. was struck ~ down train aud fatally In
Iurod.
Nelson 8. Andrews, OF Cambrid Eeport, Mas. shot
himself yesterday In Now Orleans Joseph Saith shot
N fTeyLQaRe&
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as very unfortunate and iadviscd, and says O'Neill
need not expect pardon sympathy at the hands Of
this Government. for he feels sure he will not
ceive It "a the case now stands,
THs BRITISH MINISTER SATISFIED WITH GEN. GRANT.
WASHINGTON, May T.--The rumor from Ottawa
that Minister Thornton has been directed by the
Seer etary for Foreign Affairs TO demand protection
OF the Canadian frontier by Presi lent Grant Is un-
true. On the contrary, the British Minister In be.
half OF his Government is highly pleased with what
President Grant Is doing to suppress the Fonan
invasion, and lie has so expressed himself 70 our
Tile English Minister had a long conference with
the Secretary OF State to-day concerning the fenian
affairs.
IL appears from advices received by the Govern.
ment that the Feniane did not the border and
none we're captured on British soil.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT MrELLroKScs.
The Presidents recent neutrality proclamation
having In some quarters been criticised as ingram
maiical. on accoLnt Of the alleged expression itl
whom the United States " at peace" IL should be
stated that the document, as written and Med Tor
telegraphng, contained the verb are" In that con
nection. The word "is," as printed In soms OF tbs
newspapers, Is therefore q mistake.
Yisn IN KcsrAcIRs
The Fenian fzzle on the Canadian border has
days ago II would. The only anxiety OF Mr.. FISH
has been to prevent any OF the silly adventur
from falling into the hands Of the British. only to
make troublesome objects Of diplomacy In the fu.
by the Canadians, aud 1t is now not likely that any
will venture aeross. IL there were indications that
any number OF Canadians, no matter how few,
would welcome the Fenians, there would be some
cause for alarm at the state Department. but the
evidence goes to show that there Is not only no Dc.
sire Tor aid relief from that source but thai the
Fenians are looked upon by the Canadian farmers
% Nandals alter mischief and plunder.
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CURIOSITIEs or CRIME.

In Marceline, H., Frank Anderson shot Thomss
Armstead. negro. because he had won wager Of tea
cents.
w II. Stripping and George Stripping for votina
illegally at the late election In the OF Morrisania
have each been consgned to thIty days mprisonmenl
in the county Jail at White Plains.
The trial OF William K. Hin and John Phillips.
(colored) for the murder OF vii Jacobs In Stougk
ton, Mnss resulted In q verdict OF murder In the drua
degree against the former, and the second dogroa
againkt the latter. Hin sentenced to be hanged
ana Phillips 70 the State Prison for life
The Otto Cottage. In Newark street. Hobokea
was entered by burglars before dsybreak yesterdsO
mornlng The thieves regaled themselves freely at N
bar emptyed the I'LL o. about s2 and took OF boz q
cigars. The window through which the entrance waa
effected was cut through the frame evidently with
pocket knife.
Mr.. W. II. Fairwoather's dry goods store In Flush
ing was entered by nye burglars Yesterday morning -
robbed of u 100 worth Of goods, The watchman waa
gagged and bound and thrown manure heap, whsrl
one OF the robbers stood guard him with ioAdc4
revolver They In the store two hours. and beu
open the safe and carried OF the goods o wagon.
Thomas Wilson, alias Michael Brown, and John
McGhee broke Jail at Clinton state Prison the 1td 0e
May Wilson was convicted 10 New York In Noven-
Der, 1881, OF burglary and sentenced to four yoap An1
stx months imp risonnept. McGbee convicted 10
st. Lawrence county Of felonious ASSAULT and sos
fenced to seven years and four months OF which %
had only ton months to serve. They are supposod ~
have joined the Fenian army under other nanios.
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JOITISGS ABOUr TO wv.

Music in the Park this afternoon at 81.
The .nHi. sis.per sleepy Hollow begins her suadsy
The Stonecutters' Committee are 10 confor witA
the employers today.
Yesterday the Supervisors completed the hros q
counting the votes OF their ropeators.
The W. NJ. Tweed Association OF tho Seventh
Ward elected district oncers last night
Tho Tbirteenth Regiment, Col. +. A. Mason, res
terdAy paraded SIS men on the Capitollne grounds.
p. s. Gilmore, Of Boston Jube renown, ha1
come to town to prepare for his great beethoven fos
The Forest City Club. OF Rockford, H., play th4,
pastS.
Al $40 sharp on the morning OF the Goth, Capt. j.
9. Langoein VIII meet tue hAwAins HouAfes In 'hoT
Assessor Fried.am, Of the Finh New York Die
services Of two assistant assessors.
Mrs Judge Cardozo has increased the city popuis-
t!on By two and his Honor has Tot been In court sinos
Alderman L. W. jerome sails for Rurope to-dsI.
ho WI Te1rn % IGe RAqn'eSs with VIceconmodors
NJ Morton, who fell from the third aror OF The
new public school No, OF. Jersey cily, on Thursday.
died yesterday IN Bellevue Hospital.
Oncer Chrystsl, OF the Ninth Ward Police, was
found last evening insane on post 81 Es taken 70
the Charles street police station and locked up.
Yesterday morning early some persons wanted 70
aud were stopped by Capt DE Camp until they got ono
new work by the Rev. Dir. Aikman. enti.
Ssr. to be paSishti b. s. t. s Wells S early % neIi
month.
The chcss match between Capt. Mackenzie aud
MIR. Il. Perrin was continued Yesterday The Captain
5 Perrin, 0 drawn,i.
Mr.. 8. L. Baldwin, q missionary OF Foo Chow,
China, arrived Al the Asor House Yesterday by way q
san francisco, win the coming man. aChlneSe servant
styled sing Cha Cha
When Doormsn Henry S, Gould, Of Can't Allaire's
command was called for trial before tho Police Comms
had gone % Vermont with the Fenans. Dismissed.
George p. Rowell & Co. have issued their " News
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COL. FIsK,s RECEPTION.
The Academy an Animated Flower Garden
A National Guardsupsn in n $4,000 UNI
form-The Ninth In it's Glcry-Fisk at the
Hend Of a Bapauet Table.

The Academy an Animated FIswer Garden
A National Guardsu,sn in n $4,000 Uni
form-The Ninth In it's Glory Fisk mt the
Head Of n Banquet Table.
The stout and gallant Colonel Of the glorious
Ninth Regiment was In his glory last night The
reception In the Academy was all that even his am
bilious soul could desire. The house was crowded
long before the fashionable hour had come and until
far into the nieht new arrivals continued 10 swell
the throng
The scene on the floor at 10 O'Clock was most
charming. To the music Of the great orchestra OF
1876 pieces, under the leadership Of Mar Marctzek,
about 600 people were promenading, and when the
dance music struck up there was such blaze Of
bright colors, such chase Of pink after green, and
red sfter blue. and white aer all, and such
cessing commngiing Of pretty scee. thst the spec
tator was we'll nirh to believing that he was look
ing upon an animated flower gardop. The toilettes
were unusually fine, that Of lady dressed In peach
blow silk being especially admired.
Col James Fisk was in full fette during the whole
evening As he appeared on the floor In his splendid
t5 600 uniform, with the gorgeously atired omcersof
his regiment about him, he was the cynosure OF al
eyes, but stood the battery ofganees with co onmcnd
able fortitude.
The music, not only Of the grand orcho.trs, but Of
tho regmental band OF tue Ninth, was particularly
nne. Among the pieces PLAYED were the National
expressly for this occasion By GaI Mare'zek.
30 pleasantly did the evening pass away, that
maoy OF the visitors no doubt left tho Academy With
the earnest ish that Col Fisk would bold rocep
tign about four times week.
When ths evening had about half worn away,~e
nuhfher nf snasts were introduced 10 0 well .lsdeh
table. over which much hilarity prevailed. The
wonted grace and courtesy.
Taken altogether, the reception Of the Ninth Regi.
such all friends Of the Organization would
like 70 see repeated many times.
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Lust Song Of tho O'NeiII.

I'm the Fenian CHIEF, the brave O'Neill,
But l think III spend this night in Jail,
For the Lion might give me rap OF his tail.
Though I'm General OF the Feaians.
The working people, I'll give them a sell;
To take their money like very well,
But for a night they may wait u spell,
Though I'm General OF the Fenians.
TIL tell them I'm going to fight or to die,
But you know very well that's all in my eye;
When see the redcoats I'll bid them good-by,
Though I'm General OF the Fenians.
What fools they must be to believe what say
But they'll see what I'll do when we get In fray
Faith I'll jump in the coach and get OUT OF the way
Though I'm General OF the Fenians.
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FLASHES FROM TINE OCEAN CAs1Rs

Eight iron steamships arc building 10 ofAsrov.
The American brig Thomas Holcombe Is ashore at
PLAYA Santana.
The King OF Belgium formally visited Minister
Motley on Thursday
The widow OF Bishop Heber died yesterday ., IN
advanced age
The Car Alexander Is said to be about to sbdcate
In favor OF his eldest son.
The Hammonia arrived at Plymouth on Thursday
night, and sailed yesterday for Hamburg.
Espartero will not accept the crown OF Spain, and
the Cortes decline 70 invest the Regent serrano with
royal prerogatiVcs.
board marked "Thomas Hamhn" has been
picked up at lslay. The ship Thomas Hamlin left Lly
erpool for Quebec about fortnight ago.
The Golden Club reprints for general circulation
the last report of tho Hon. DAVID A. Wells, United
states Commissioner OF Internal Revenue.
Al the Spanish journals OF Cuba ridicue the ex
pc, tion of the George Upton. snd say she
will share the fate Of the steamers Hornet and Lillian.
Lady Amberley Earl Rusaels daughter In law
who is lectpring for the womens suffrage cause IN
London calls lucreua Mott an lllustrious woman
whose name Will adorn the brightest page oi history.
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
THE CORPS COMPLETING
NAPOLEON,S FARCE,

Tho Presentation Of tho Plebiscitum Intcr-
pelIatien-Everythina Lovely-An Over-
whelming Vote Of Conadence-LsbouIs
Again Sustained-Law students Arrested.
PARIS, May H.-In the Corps Legislatif ths
Interpolation the reasons for the dissolution os
the Plebiscitsry Committee was submitted. n.
olivier made explanations which were so satisfactory
that the House voted the order OF the day, ths
members OF the "Lef" only dissenting. Thers
were no indications OF the expected coalition OF ths
Right and Len wings Of the Chamber, and the nsv
Ministry enters It's labors with an expression -
confidence voted BY On overwhelming majority.
A Violent disturbance was created today al IL
lecture OF N. Edousrd Laboulaye before the Law
School. Tho students interrupted the Professos
with storm Of Kisses, prevented him from going o.
and forced him TO leave the hall. Not content with
these insults, the students followed M. Laboulays
into the street, where the demonstration was Coz
tinued. The Professor finally escaped, but with
much dnicuty A number Of tho prominent act ors
In the insult have been arrested.
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LONG ISLAND NEWS.

Flusbtugs Trustees have rcconside the motion
appointing Monday day for the electors OF the village
to dec ,e whether they will accept reject the act
Gently pNssed by the Legislature to bond the village
ior tl.uco tor macAdamzing the streets.
Yesterday a pigeon shooting match for 81 200
between Ira Paine OF New York and Blanton Duncan
Of Kentucky .hot at seevs Hotel. the Union
Course. Fifty biz ds to be trapped, but Dun
cans shooting his forty-thlrd bird he retired, the
score standing, Paine, 20 Duncan. ri Paine winning
by eight birds.
william Tillingbast, who committed suicide 10
sou'hSid on Mednesday' was a wealthy farmer
communicative and seemed to be In good spirits
After dinner he walked out the farm and saw his
brother rin.lav, who was planting potatoes He then
deliberately walked TO pond short distance away,
Ent on ascow. hitched the anchor to his neck. and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-28
The United States Marshal Dema nds the Re-
turn sf The Reninn & a nnon-The AnsMer.
An Interview with Gen. O'Neili.


After Gen. 0'Nel was arrested by the cour-
tesy Of the United States oeials was permitted to
have an interview with him.
IIe appeared terribly chasrned at his arrest, and
vented all manner OF oaths against the Yankee Gov
eminent for Interfering with him, At first he did
not seem incliHed to converse with your reporter,
but after a time he relaxed little, though he sull
spoke with some reserve.
THE INTERVIEW
Rcporter-General, will you kindly relate how the
capture was efiected'
Gen. o'Nen-I was surveying the Canadians
through ny glass, and selecting positions when that
id Foster laid hands me. l was completely
taken by surprise, but refused to yield to his au-
thority
Reporter-lIow did he compel you to accompany
him, seeing you were surrounded by your own
ment
General-Thsre You are mistaken. ! was on Amer
lean soil, while my men had crossed or
ing the line. and were some distance IRON me when
Foster interfered.
Reporter-But surely they would have come at
your call when they saw you In danger.
General was taken by surprise. and hal not
time to call them, and Foster threatened my lie II
Reporter-nov is this likely to affect the move
ments
Generai-very little. or course my arres, at the
commencement Is very dispriting; but there are
hundreds Of experienced officers, who have ser
vice. who can % supply my place ACE =, ...,
HepoTmSSn s are Soer ncpes s Ss beS
number OF wel-organized men moving to the front
than most people are aware OF. and now that the
friends Of Ireland see we are In earnest, there will
be no lack OF funds.
Reporter-But Canada seems well prepared to
meet you.
General-Yes, at one or two places but We can
form line OF attack all along The border. Wen
whip the Saxon pride yet, by -
Reporter-Iow many mon can you place In the
6eldt
General-Fully twenty thousand.
The Iail ofcial here said that n the time he could
friendly good night, parted from the great Fenian
General.
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WAsHINGTON NOTES.

Tie Treasury has gained s2,OOO,ooo ia coin and
notes this week,
Mr Henry Ruggles. OF Connecticut, United States
Consul To barcelona Spsin Is In Washington to receive
his instructions,
Congress will not sit Monday. The Depart
ments TO ne closed. The President will assst In
decor ating the soldiers graves.
The Enforcement bill passed finally yesterday and
to the esident for his signature and will be a
once teegraphed TO oregon for In the election
Lhe 9Th OF June.
Amendments to the Appropriation bill were
agreed upon In the Senate yesterday increasing the sal
of the Chief Justice 10 $4,000, Associate Judges
5000, aud District Judges 81 800.
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PRIZE FIGHT FOR $500.

Robbins and Cornish John In West Hudssa-
Cornish John tho Victor.
Yesterday afternoon q prize fight for 500 .
side was contested near the Brick Cottage Saloon,
west Hudson, by William Robbins aud CornisA
John.
Al O'Clock preci sciy the gladstors enterod tha
won tho ohvce OF Sides and sftor sh akng hands IN
men took positions.
like tigers, Robbins came up TO the sixth round with
both eyes nearly closed, and his face very mucA
swollen. Then sparring angudy for short time.
be was sent reelng to the ground. He failed -
come to time on the seventh, and the sponge Wsa
thrown up by lis second.
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AWFUL FIRE IN CANADA.

Tho saRuenay Forests in Flsmes-Fivc
Hundred Families D~stitute-AduIts and
Children Burned dAlive-Churchcs Burned.
QUsBKc, May 27.-A FIRE is raging at Ssguenay
covering area Of Ave miles wide By thirty miles
in length. over hve hundred families, numbering
45Oo persons are rendered destitute. SIX adults and
two children perished in the flames. The wharf At
Ha Ha bay and several houses OF worship have been
turned. The Gre originated IN the woods.
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PARLIAMENT LAST NIGHT.

Tho Irish Land Bill to be Read on the 3tA
OF fJune-The Ecclesiastical Titles BiIl.
Lospos, May T.-ln the House of Lords TO-
Day Earl Granville said The Irish Land bill reacbsS
the House early next wssk, no should move an ~
journment OF the debate 10 June IS, when tho IN
should have its second reading.
The Earl OF Kimberly moved the second resdiss
OF the bill repeating tho ecclesiastical Titles act.
The Lord Chancellor explained that this mes sure
was rendered necessary by tho extinction OF thg
Irish Church establishment.
The bill was read second time.
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Trains Address to the Fenians.

To Victoria Queen OF England:
Open Basttle. Pay hlaDamas, or, so help us God. We
will hang Minister ON lamp post In whte House
yard. TRAIN.
Boysl Fenians- rorkingmcn snd workingwomen
You Ike me, ] Ike you. You shall be nee. haze
srorn u. WELD more power public opinion than
all Washington combined checkmatcd Cuban swim.
die Utah war, and Canadian Invasion OF Red River,
With the simple battery OF Truth The Coming Mania.
arrived He here. Rally to his buglecsll OF Repudi
alton and bo free.
You are my friends, and am you're.
GEO FRANCIS TRAIN, your future President.
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No Psrsser Robbery Of New York Merchants.

No Further Robbery Of New York Merchants.
WAsasoroS, May 27.-Ths Secretary Of the
Treasury has ordered the abolition of the Cartaxe
Bureau In New York, because tho establishment OF
such system IL not strictly legal and h not sdvsn-
tageous 70 the interests Of the Government nor to
the business community. The Collector is directed
to change the carriage back To substantially the old
system, with few additional safeguards.
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WASHINGTON, May 27.-It is understood that
Attorney General Hoar has rendered the New York
United States District Attorneyship to ex-Judge
Noah Davis, who will PROBABLY accept II. He has
gone home TO consult some OF his friends II Is be-
eved by prominent New York politicians that TO
hold election in his district would only tend
70 secure the return OF Democrat in his place.
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saida mas Ministry Complete.

LISBON, May 27.-Since the last report changes
have been made in tho now Ministry which h nov
definitely formed as follows: saidaahs. Prcsdes1
OF the Council and Minister OF War and FOREIGN
Affairs Sampio Minister Of the Interior PereirsS
Minister Of Finance Andrade, Minister OF thS
Marine. The new Ministers yesterday took IL
oath OF allegiance 70 the King.
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BERLIN, May H.-Count Won Bismarck hsg
made proposals TO the Great Powers that thcy take
Joint action for the suppression Of piracy In the
Chinese waters. Tho Governments Of 0rs4
Britain and the United States have signihed hes
acceptance Of the proposition.
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LONDON, May 21.-The Coroner's inquest Z
Uxbridge on the bodies OF the Marshall family rs3
suited In a verdict thai they came to ther death 4
the hands OF the parties now under arrest on sus-
picon. The victims OF the tragedy were buried "
day. Large crowds attended the funeral.
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LONDON, May 27.-In the House Of Commons,
Mr.. Monsell denied that there was any connection
between tile Fenan invasion and the Red River
rising. The Government had received no further
information OF fresh movements teither In Winnipeg
M anv
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Feu,an. Arrcsted I'm London.

LONDON, May 27.-Devitt and Wilson, alleged
FeDisns were arrested In this city to-day infor~
nation given the authorities by Corydsn. Who
taken into custody they were found TO be armed Y
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LONDON, May 27.-A decision on appeal Of 81
Charles Mordaunt for the continuation OF proceed
ings for divorce against Lady Mordaunt Is promissl
for Iext Tuesday