Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1883-05-21
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FROM ALL QUARTERS.
NUMBER ONE ON HAND
Ready To Come Forward
When Wanted.
THE IMPERIAL PARTY AT MOSCOW.
An Enthusiastic Reception
On Their Entry.
THE CYCLONES IN THE WEST.
Vast Losses I'm Property
and Lives.
THE IMPERIAL PARTY AT MOSCOW.
THE OLD WORLD.
Ireland.

Number One-Willing to Surrender When
Sought by Proper Authority.
New York, May 20.-The interest attach
ing to the mysterious Number One has re-
ceived fresh impetus by the announcement,
| through his counsel, that he holds himself
in readiness at any time to appear when call
ed for by the proper authority. The follow
ing correspondence which is made public OK
plains the story of his identity and settles the
fact that he is now, and has been for some
time, on American soil.
Nos. "a &c WALL STREET,
NEW York, May 10, 1888.
DEAR SIR-From newspaper reports, pub
ished apparently by authority of the British
minister at Washington, it may be inferred
that the British government would cause the
| arrest of Mr.. Patrick j. P. lyman If he could
be found. I am instructed by Mr.. lyman to
inform whomsoever it may concern that if he
has not obtruded himself upon the public
notice, neither has he been in hiding, and
that on intimation to the undersigned he will
promptly present himself to the marshal to
do and abide whatsoever the laws of the
United States may require of him. Very re-
speetfully, ROGER A. PRYOR.
of counsel for Patrick J. p lyman.
F. F. Marbury, Esq, counsel fur the British
Government.
To this letter General Pryor received the
following response last evening:
OFFICE OF F. F. MARBURY & F. T. MAR.
BURY, JR.,
CoUNsELoRs AR-Lkw, No.3 BROAD STREET, {
NEW YORK, May 10, 1888.
DEAR SIRs-In answer to your letter of
this date have to state that have no in
formation or knowledge whatever respecting
your client, Mr.. Patrick j. P. lyman. GER
tainly have received no instructions to take
proceedings for his arrest and no warrant
therefore has been applied for.
Thanking you for your courteous offer to
produce Mr.. lyman whenever he is called
for, beg to state that if occasion should
arise will further communicate with you.
Yours truly,
Gen. ROGER A. PRYoR. F. F. Marbury.
P. S.-There is another lyman of whom I
have seen some notice in the papers, but as
to him may also say that I have received
no instructions nor taken any proceeding.
Carey at Liberty-The Informer's Price
for Retrayfng His Companions.
LONDON, May 20.-James Carey, the man
who was concerned in the Phoenix Park as
sassiRations and who turned informer and
was the principal witness for the Crown
against his companions during their trials,
has been released from custody. Carey de-
clares that he intends to remain in Dublin,
and, further, that he will vigorously prose-
cute those of the tenants occupying his prem
ises, who have refused to pay their rent
since he became an informer. Ever since
Carey turned informsr his house has been
guarded by policemen, and On his liberation
the guard was doubled. It Is announced
this evening in Dublin that Carey's return to
his home is only temporary. and that the
Grown still holds him as witness to testify
in the cases of Sheridan, lyman and Walsh.
The Grown proposes to distribute the re-
ward offered for the detection of the Phoenix
Park murderers among the informers. It is
believed that it will also send abroad forth
with all informers who desire to leave the
country.
THE REPORT OF CAREYs RELEASE CONTRA
DICTED.
DUBLIN May 20.-The release of Carey,
the informer, which had been confidently ex-
pected and which was announced this morn
ing through one of the American cable agen-
cies, is untrue. It is true that he and his
friends counted upon his release SO conf
IDENTIFY that he had announced his intention of
remaining in Dublin facing the men whom he
regarded as his prosecutors and of vigorous
" prosecuting such of his tenants as had re-
fused to pay rent for their premises while he
was under arrest. He was sent to Kilmafn-
ham gaol, and the government is understood
to have made no promise of an early release.