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CHuPS TERMS OF PEACE.

LONDON, March 1S-Advices from Buenos AyTes
to February ~ state taat Walker Blaine was about
10 resign his mission and would return TO the United
States with Mr Trescot A new American Envoy
is expected protocol has been signed at Santiago
wherein Chill declares that she meant no oflcnse to
the United States by the arrest of Senor Calderon
MIR Trescot repudiates Mr.. IurbutS action 5 o1en-
sve to Chilli The Chilian Government declares that
# will not treat with Senor CaldeTon and VIII make
peace only on the following conditions The ces-
sop Of Tarapaca IN perpetuity {; the occupation Of
Peru as far as Moqucgua until an indemnity of
10000 600 is PAID. and the possession of half Of
the puano islands If Peru. Mr.. Ircscot agreed to
these luditiOus, and las forwarded a copy Of them
10 WASHINGTON.
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prorOguod until attei the election OF members to oil
their places.
The Russian Government contemplatcs the construc-
ton Of floating ock and shipbuilding yard az NladV
account OF maintenance Of aargn squadron
the Pacific.
While the Emperor william was leaving tho Berlin
Academy on Friday his foot slipped on the stairway
and he fell His right elbow and knee are slightly con-
fused. .
The Car has allotted the ST. Petersburg GeogFaphi
cal Society subsidy Of 2oO00 roubes for second Rus
stan polar station I'm Nova Zcmba. 1t s expected that
Lieutenant AndreiG will command the station
In the French Chamber OF Dcpntics to-day tho Gov
emment introduced bill allowing witnesses In law
courts instead of taking the oath before God 70 promise
on their honor and conscience TO speak the truth.
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THE CASE OF SERGEANT MASON.

WASHINGTON, March 18.-Mr. Bigelow, cOun-
sci for Sergeant Mason confident that be has dscov
cred points in the proceedings Of the court martial
tried his client that will invalae the proceedings and
sentence The points upon which he relies are ofvarous
nfomaies in the organization Of the court and failure
to have Mason present at certain stages Of the proceed
ings " hen his presence essential
Subscriptions for the beneh Of the family Of Sergeant
Mason are being made up in all the Government Depart
ments aud the Indications that handsome sum viii
H.. realized Colonel Corbin has started subscription in
the War Department In tho meantime tie petitions
ana applications of al sorts for Executive clemehcy IN
the caze of Inc prisoner himself pouring III the
President from all quarters
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A NEW LIQUOR TRAFFIC IN MAINE.
Try TELEGRAPH 10 TIE rEiBuNE.l

WASHINGTON, March lS.-Nlaine authorities
have atcly found that The liquor men In that State have
discovered a uew way to oyado the prOhiDitory and
punitive laws against the sale and consumption Of
ardent sirs Ia converse ion with several members
OF the WAYS and Means Committee to-day Congressman
Bugley explained M new vice. IL eIlc.rs tuat III Ter
nu oil decision ~ the SUI rene Court of tho United
States which has since been reahrmed IA several IN
stances, 70 man may import or may buy from bonded
warehouse any liquor Ia original packing and that the
Importation sale purchase Of liquor IN such original
packages cauuot b5 iItercrcd with under color Of any
state or municipal Law or regulation
The shlrp dealers In ardent spirts,
therefore, have opened lively tr1doby
importing In" original packages" whiskoy, brandy.
ETC. from the Dominion OF Canada. Tho original
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TILE FIRE RECORD.
rLAMEs IN WARREN-sTREET.

A fire brook ont in the sub-cellar of the
building No. 20 Warrcn-st., occupied by HerwoOd
Becwth importers Of toys about O'Clock last oven
ing A policeman saw smoke issuing from the building
and gnye the alarm. Soon aftcrward the dremen ar
rived and from that time until nearly midnight they
struggled with the amos Beng IN the sub-ccar It was
hard work to get at the fro and the material burning
Was such that was hard work to put out the fire when
II was reached There were toys and willow stored
In the subcelar, and they burned with great pcrscucy
and Volume. OF smoke. Harw0Od IL Beckwith hago &C.
cupcl the premises since February The loss
tiated to be SO 900 to $4,000 The damage TO
the buing will amount to about $1,000. All the LOGS is
said 10 Ue covered by insurance.
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THE NEWS FROM ABROAD.
,,x-c THE pARNELLTTES.

PIVtI1ING THE IAhNELbliLO'
,o>.,,x,,rn .TIvE vEIMPoTENCE-HoME RVLhNs
p,n,C,1rD-rHE BRITISH ARMY AND NANf-4N-
rn>.r,oNu. CoPYRIGHT-A NEW GREEK MINIS
rrp At IoSDoN-JUMDO-DR. LAMsoN-CHlLiS
TERMS OF PEACE. r
Tbe London cable dispatch to The TRIBUNE
refers to the growing disposition of the people
of England to hold the Conservative leaders
resnonsible for continued legislative i'm
notonce In the House Of Commons the
apimosity shown TO Mr.. Gladstone by young
Conservatives is rivalled only by that OF INC
Parnelltes. The Irish news is dishcartenng.
The Horne Rulers in the House, while at
tempting 10 disseminate the belief that the
political prisoners were harshly treated, met
with q laughable rebuff on the appearance
of the League organ, in which were letters
from two prisoners saying that they had
plenty of the best to eat and drink, much
amusement and comfortable cells, aud declar-
ing that more would soon qualify for ad-
mission to jail if they knew how well OIL the
prisoners were. 1t is admitted that the copy
right negotiations between England and the
United States have practically failed, the
plans of the two Governments being SO
radically different that 1t is impossible
10 reconcile tie schemes. Mr.. Tennyson's
new song is sharply criticised. The poet is in
feeble health. The president OF the Geological
Society intimates that Jumbo was so danger
ous that Mr.. Barnum might have had him for
nothing. Arrangements have been begun to
organize a British team to meet the American
rifemen
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TIE GUIrEAU BILL or EXCEPTIONS.

WASHINGTON, March 19.-The Star says ;
"Dstnct-Atoney Corkb stated this afternoon that tho
settlement OF the bill OF exceptions in the Guiteau case
would DO completed IN the early part Of next week.
probably by Tuesday. Guteau has written letter to
W. A. Cook asking him to appear for him in the Court in
General Term. Mr. Cook has not yet replied,
but It Is likely that when the bills are settled
he viii look them and advise whether
Guiteau has case not. Should Mr.. sooyille with
draw the Court will doubtless assign some counsel 70
argue tho case before IT, and 1t thoroughly tried
below, the General Term viii give the case thorouyh
hearing, and will likely assign an experienced criminal
L.
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HE CO1,RsE OF SPANISH PARTIES

MADRID. March lS.-A meeting of Conservatives
was held today to decide upon their conduct dur
ing the forthcoming session of the Cortes. Senor
Canovas del Castillo who presided said the party
would continue TO attack the policy of the Govern
ment, but was not bhndly opposed TO reforms. He
declared that when the Conservatives should re-
turn 10 power they would accept those changes
which experience proved to be valuable. The chief
noipt OF attack upon the Government would be IN
regard to the new taxation law.
The CASTELAR, party has resolved to maintain q
friendly attitude toward the MnistTys
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

THE PACIFIC BANK REsUNuNd BUSINESS.
ROsION March lS-lhe Pacific Bank rcOpcncd
its uUOIs to-day lnd resumed business.
MESSENGER BOY5 ON STRIKE.
EosTON. March Is he messenger boys OF the
Wr4tcrr a.ou rc.egrHVl Company are r'rk" Tlc
have cml1Jrd othcr iucastngcrs
Out thry are iupcdci ~ their work 10y the strikers.
HEAVY SEA ON THE NEW aW.HhMFSuIHE COAST
ioRIsMOUrH, ~ a., March lS.-A heavy SEA Is
making 5e lrulas along to beaches Who.e laT. %
cod bars have byun formed Tac water stands from ak TO
lea lngA4 locp over some VI the roads aud st rising
HARVARD ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION.
BusION, March lS.--ine second ~ thr series Of
indoor urctugs ot tie harvard Athlete Association Wa7hy
tn, afternoon und auOut 1000 pcope were present Tho
events we're interesting and number O prizes presented
" the WnHeTs
MOULDERs NOT TO STRIKE YET.
Troy March Is! he NOulders' tnion met to-
da decide the question rbou going on strike ccmmit
from oaoh shop appointed 20 Hot with three
from a. EquAzlag Committee, 10 visit the
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AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
JUDGE BLATCHFORD's NOMINATION.
lnY rrLEGRArn ro rIIE rR1nrNE.l |

WASHINGTON, March 1S-The report that the
confirmation of Judge Blatchford is delayed because
of some inquiry by the Senate Judiciary Committee
into charges against HIM, is wholly unfounded.
The Senate Judiciary COMMITTEES has not held
meeting since the nomination was received. and 1t
has, therefore not been taken up In committee yet
The regular meeting-day of the committee is Mon
day. and it Is expected that the nomination will
then be taken up, if quorum of the committee is
present. There has not been whisper against
Judge Blatch fOrd, and there is no doubt whatever
OF his continuation
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oPP0sING CAMPAIGN ASSESSMENTS.

PHILADELPHIA, March 19.-The Civil Ser
vice Reform Association ~ Philadelphia, having learned
that circulars were sent 70 al the employees in the Federal
offices in this city the last state election demanding
contributions for campaign purposes, have sent - the
President statement Of these facts as reported By
subcommittee, which investigated the subject. A
memorial wa, also sent praying the President to issue
order, tDrb!dllng such as.rs~mcuts IN the future
being De rmena to the service and Inconsistent with
lILn i-IufilnA W hIs .tLtrr OIL aNOen.AnCe
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packages" nre made mal expressly for this trade ana
the dealers the borders are advertising by hana o
and otherwise that t1ey furnish pure liquors 40
reasonable prices in "orgina pacbages' to individuals
for their own use. Congressman Dingey expects 70
appear before the WAYS and Means Committee on Tues
day and ask aid TO put stop to their practice which he
say is rapidly increasing the use and assumption & Sd
uor in Maine In defiance OF the State law ana az inc
same time dlscouragng American producers OF ardent
spirits.
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PREPARING TO MEET TIE AMERICANS.

LONDON, March 1S.-Major Waller. treasurer of
the committee for arranging rifle match between
British and American rihemen, appeals for subScrlp-
tons from volunteers that expense will be no OBJ
stacle 10 forming the best team the country can
produce He invites qualified volunteers desiring
10 enter the team to apply early, as the committee
intend to impose a thoroughly eXhaustIve test
which will begin at once. lie Acknowledges SUD-
scriptiOIs amounting 70 $40.
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INJURY TO A CARPET FACTORY.

a fire, supposed to have been caused by
spontaneous combustion, broke out at a. m yesterday
in the large carpet mandatory of +. 8 Higgins Co
at the foot Of West Forty hrdst Three alarms were
sent out to the Fire Department. but before the engineer
snmoped ny the third alarm had reached the factory
the flames had been evtln-uished Although the factory
contained stock valued at about one million o1 dollars
the actual loss by the flames was only $4,000 covered
by inslran
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JUMBO.
SEEKING TO RESPITE DIR. LAMsON.

LONDON March 1s.-Sir William Vernon Har-
court, Home Secretary. acknowledges the receipt of
an application for the respite of Dr. Lamson, con-
victcd and sentenced 10 death for the murder of his
brother-in-law. The principal grounds for the ap-
plication. in addition 10 those previously men
toned, are the absence Of proved motive for the
crime the uutrustwoTthy nature of the evidence OF
the persons who profess having sold the poison, and
OF the experiments on animals.
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journal offers a prize for others. Mr.. Tennyson,
though not III, seems TO be In unusually feeble

journal offers a prize for others. Mr.. Iennyson'
though not H. seems to be In unusually feeble
health.
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
new and complete edition of Mr. Lowcll's writ
ings is publishing in Edinburgh.
The first act of the now Ministry at Athens Is to
recall Mr.. Gennadius, the Greek Minister at Lon
don, and 20 appoint his successor Sir Peter
Brailas. He is acceptable to the Greek community
here.
1t is understood that Mr.. Thomas Hughes is likely
TO be appointed Governor of the Isle of Man, sue
ceeding Sir Henry Loeb, who has resigned.
A REMARKABLE ART LECTURE
A lecture by Muybrdge. of Palo Alto at the
Royal Institution, with the exhibition of instanta-
neOus photographs illustrating the movements of
animals attracted distin guished audience incud-
ing the Prince and Princess Of Wales, the Duke of
Edinburgh, Mr.. Tennyson and Mr. Alma-Tadema
His demonstrations of the inaccuracy Of much of
ancient and modern art and the contrasts exhibited
between conventional and real movements, espc-
cially the absurdty of Friths horses in the picture
Of Derby Day, excited the keenest interest. The
Prince of Wales repeatedly questioned the lecturer,
thanking him afterward. The lecture was repeated
at the Royal Academy, most Of the leading artists
being present. The result was that even animal
painters were convinced of tho novelty and impor-
tance of Muybridge's observations.
JUMBO.
The Jumbo sensation has nearly subsdcd. The
Council of tho Geological Society had matters their
own way at the meeting of the Fellows Oh Thurs
day. The president intimatcd that Jumbo was so
dangerous that Mr.. Barnum might have had him
for nothing Mr. Hux ley said that Jumbo was not
unique specimen. vote Of thanks 10 the Council
for disposing of him would have been passed if a
fcrmaty had not prevented. GW.s S.
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A CEssION by THE BEY OF TUNIs.

LONDON, March lS.-A Tunis dispatch to The
Times says "In consequence of somewhat press
ing inquiry 10y England the Bey has admitted the
cession Of all the principal Esparto grass districts
to French capitalists The value Of the exports of
Fsparto is estimated at 6,25O,OO0 francs yearly.
II appears that NJ ROustan used great pressure
with the Bey. and introduced to hhn pei son
named Duplessis. TO whom a concession was granted
as a partlcnlar friend Of N. Gambetta.'
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FUERIL or DIR. CH4MPLIN.

PORTLAND, Me-, March ls.-The funeral ot
the Rev. Dr. James T. Champln, eNprc'idcnI OF Cab?
University AZ the Free street Baptist Church. this after
wa. largely attended, Professors Lyf0rd and Hsl
ana nearly ali hc resilient alumni or 1ne college wers
present The pIllDcarols were Moses Gddings, u
tnugor OF the trus Ces Professor Ldward W Hall, u
The faculty. II. A. Hart and General Neal Dnw. OF Port
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GREAT nESTRI,CTION BY RAM.

LONDON March ls.-Advices from Rio de Janciro
of March 2, by way of Lisbon, state that rain has
been falling in torrents during the last six weeks.
doing great damage to railways in the provinces Of
Rio de Jaueiro, Sac PAUL. and Minas- Geraes The
towns of Sac Joao Macahe, Paraty and Plrahi have
been almost destroyed and many persons have been
drowned.
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FRAGMEyTS OF WhSTERN NEWS.
TO BE HANGED IN JULY

CNcINNAu, March ls.-Wllliam Belcham.
convicted OF me Iu.rGcI OF fdCK HuBAcs was To-Day
sentenced 10 be hanged ou july IA.
KILLING AZ OLD ENEMY.
BrRLINGTON, Iowa, March lS.-At Goodllope,
m Ioulnas ldmou-ou, an Old au respected citizen,
Was shot three times and Ald by Oac Gck Of BusAaeu
An old spite s. euppOsoI Co have been the cause VI Ie
decd. ... ..,..,.,.
IFADvILLE, March 1s.-An explosion Of
rinu ydrr occurred yestcil8y the -,t house of a
mine In CuiturUla GucA which blow tc noise To pc ces.
Fortunately no one IN the mousse 1T The time IL Il
supposed tnat 10 was d plot 10 XII the miners.
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TIE MURDER OF COMMANDER sELBY.

CoNsrAN1INoPLF, March 18.-The two Albanians
who were accused of having inflicted the wounds
upon Commander Selby, Of the British man-of-war
Falcon. of which he died have been discharged
from custody. The Porte has ordered the arrest OF
several Others TO see If the murderers can be idtn-
fed
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UANLAN OFF FOR THE TYNE.

LoNDoN, March 1S.-Hanlan, the Canadian oars
man. started for Newcastle this morning. There
was large crowd Of persons on the platform of the
railway station TO see him of. He took with him
The ribless boat which used by his pilot Cod
win IL his race with Gibson yesterday.
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NAVAL HISTORY OF THE WAR.

Russell has been ordered to special duty In the Navy
Department in connection with the preparation OF the
Naval history OF the Rebellion This work. IN charge OF
Captain T. Scott Fiebrown, Is being complied fr0rn me
official records The work was begun in January iooO
and It Is expected Will be completed II viii give
detailed description of tho par. the Navy took IN tho
etIugRlC
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BISMARCK AND THE CZAR.s

LONDON. March 1s.-The Paris correspondent of
The Daily Ner8 says he has received trustworthy
information that Prince Bismarck thinks seriously
of letting the tense relations between Germany and
Pms 10 take their course. No confidence Is felt IN
Bcrlin in the alleged wish Of the Gar TO remain
friendly with the Germans.
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CRIMES IND CISClLIIES-BY TELEGRLPL
sFyrTNCED ~ BE nANGED.

ATLANTA. o.. March l@.-Elbcrt NJ. Stevenson,
convicted ia DH!uurt superior tout ~ Tie murcci OF
fiIs Salla G. ycocIAJy .cuttIoe- lO DO
La4g ged UH May T.
RUS OVER BY FREIGHT TRAIN.
NEW-EErNrw K,A.J., March Is aInurl lirercc'
aec twenty four uI O.tt BIc', ,,ntIaC,uI Oi sand
fo-it iu fii- cty 80. E,i ~ Auooy Junction On tIo
cuLsy vu.is railroad by Mbiouo local freight Tram To-
DAY.
SlN FRAN, Istu. Marc. lN.--iAc E1,Omctcr Of the
German Hospital Soc aud IOuItrcut exploded list
night U,yrHuv 'hr Iculu. received lIuJ-uy fatai iu
,uirs and IL Piuescr the manager ald 3 iItK tho Gu
giuctI, were injured
BLuWN I-IGur IEET ~ An EXPLOSION.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, March l~.-John Kennedy was
,oy distance tlght f.t hv explosion 81
Tie Vest shore ROAD urlf Milton this afternoon ant au
other nDolrI badly hut large quantity OF tle
ulOsi, e entering AIs UOdI 10th mCn lnaJ recover
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injury 10 OIL WORKS.

A fire broke ont in the timing shops of the
Empre Oh Works nj Long Island City. L. l., yesterday
morning The flames were eXtinguished with damage
NJ
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A REPORT AFFECTING EIGHTEEN LIVgs

SAN Francisco, March 18.-There Is an un-
confirmed report OF eighteen persons having bSen huod
at Genoa, AeY.. yesterday BY snoW-sldo.
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CONSERVATIVE VIOLENCE.

That journal has become enbittered against the
Government since II failed to compel them TO
abandon the Closure Lord Salisbury almost daily
publishes short letters Of unparalleled violence.
accusing Mr.. Gladstone Of desiring to overthrow
the Constitution, to suppress freedom of speech,
and 10 bring about a conflict between the Lords
and the Commons.
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ARMY AND NAVY.

The principal Parliamentary successes this week
have been Mr.. Childerss and Mr. Trevelyans expo
sitons Of military and naval policy. Mr.. Chiiders
showed that Notwithstanding the intermittent
grmnbles about the inefciency of the Army, he was
able to put % 600 men In the field at any moment
and 70. 900 more within six weeks Mr.. Trevelyan
moved the Navy estimates in speech which was
admired and complmented on both SIDES Of the
House, demonstrating that the Navy is now picked
force of the best sailors and that the Admiralty
steadily building ships Of proved efficiency and
moderate sze risking few experiments and main
tanning the general superiority of the Navy the
fleets Of other countries.
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TIE sTRrGGLE IN IEELAND.

The Conservative speakers at the Carlton Ulnb
caucus expressly urged that no speaker in the
Commons should praise Mr. Forster or ccnccde
any merits in the government of Ireland. The
Ministers, meantime, struggle on. The Irish news
is mostly disheartening.
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puMpTIoUs CONSERVATIVES.

Certain Conservatives, mostly young ncbles hav-
Ing soats in the Commons, rival the Parneidtes IN
animosity to Mr. Gladstone. No Irish outbreak has
been more dlscreditable than that of Lord Eustaco
Cecil and Earl Percy on Tuesday, when they ac-
cused Mr. Gladstone Of arbitrarily and falsely al
lcging the necessity Of taking certain votes
in supply. This obliged MI. Gladstone
to explain that the embarrassment Of
the business Of the House arose in this instance
from the Queens journey, which involved delay
in obtaining the ROYAL assent to appropriation
bills. Other Conservatives joined in this effort
and The Times also.
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LEADING TOPICS IN LONDON.
lBY CABLE TO THE rEBUNE.l


LONDON March 16-The caucuS of the ConseTVa-
tive party at the Carlton Club yesterday was due
largely 70 uneasiness at the growing disposition OF
the country to hold the Conservative leaders re-
sponsble for continued legislative impotence
Hence Sir Stafford Northcote's proposal to allow
the first vote on the Closure Thursday week, to
which the principal Conservative obstructlves
ostensbly assented, privately maintaining their
purpose protract the debate to the tntheS' possi
o1
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DEVICES OF HOME RULERS.

The Home Rulers have made persistent attempt
this week to disseminate belief that the Kill
1nainham prisoners are harshly treated. They
first sought tc fasten the charges or Mr..
Forster personally, and next tried to I'M
plicate the whole Government. with the
ulterior view of rousing sentimental prejudice
throughout the country. The attempt failed; every
specific accusation Of Importance being successfully
refuted. The Government in answer to Irish ap-
peals showed that there was if anything too great
readiness to relax the existing restrictions Tho
general impression from the dobate is that great
consideration is shown the prisoners. The whole
business was finally exploded III laughter on the ap-
pearance in the League organ Of letters from two
prisoners saying they had plenty Of the best to eat
ana drink, lots of amusement and comfortable cells.
and dec airing that would soon qualify for ad-
mission if they knew how grandly Of the prisoners
were.
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Mr.. TENNYsoN's SONG.

Mr.. Tennysons new national song elicits sharp
Jhgcism Parodies already appear, and one Radical