Tr will be learnt from a telegram in one other column that Messrs. Dillon and O'Brien have decided to allow their bail to be forfeited, and to gu to the States without paying any farther attention to Mr. Balfour, #0 that if they were really arrested in order to prevent their taking part in the Home Rule campaign in the States, the precaution has been vain. It is not, how: ed over, very reasonable to suppose that this was really the inducement to make the arrest. Mr. Balfour is determined to keep Ireland at peace, if be can, and allow the improvement in the condition. of the country, which has indubitably been going on in the last three years, to continue. Naturally this does not suit the agitators, who are farther vexed by the want of success which lus attended the creation of
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