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Feilding Star, Volume III, Issue 83, 27 March 1883, Page 2

SPECIAL TO "STAR."

[bt elkctrtc telegraph.—-copyrtght.l KEUTEB's TELEGBAMN. London, March 24. Great alarm is being felt in the neighborhood of Chatham by the belief that the Fenians hare projected an attack, by means of dynamite, upon the dockyard and arsenal, and great vigilence is being shown by the military authorises to guard against the expected attack. The death is announced of the Hon Arthur McAlister, C.M.G., bite AgentGeneral in London for Queensland. Washington, March 23. It is reported that the Hon. L. S. Sackville VN est, British Minister, has drawn the attention of the United States Government to the nature ol the language employed by American Fenians, who urge the use of dynamite in order to obtain redress of their alleged grievances, and hns informed the American Ministry that the use of such language by American subjects will, if unchecked tend to impair the relations between the United States and Great Britain. N report is current here that the person all ged to be tbe leader o< the Dublin inner circle of assassains, and known as "No I," hits escaped to Mexico, and is beyond pursuit. Received Mi.rjh 27. 11.30 p.m.J London. March 26. In consequence of fears entertained of Fenian OU rages, two thousand men from various infantry regiments have been told off as guards tor different public buildings in London, and strong detachments of Coldstream Guards from the helsea Barracks are now protecting the Houses ot Parliament aud Buckingham Palace. Intelligence is to hand that a series of avalanches hare occurred at Mount Ararat, in America. A number of villages have been destroyed and hundreds of people have been killed.