FOREIGN. [BY TELEGRAPH.-COPYRTGHT.] [Reuter's Telegrams.] ENGLAND AND NEW GUINEA.

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FOREIGN. [BY TELEGRAPH.-COPYRTGHT.] [Reuters Telegrams.] ENGLAND AND NEW GUINEA.

London, February 4, Exgiaxd is likely to contribute to the cost of annexation in New Guinoa, but has delayed making any statement as to the amount, pending the adjustment of boundaries.

THE DYNAMITE EXPLOSIONS. London, February 4. A man has been arrested who is believed to bo implicated with (xilbert, now in custody, in connection with the dynamite outrages at the Tower. Gilbert's mate, Cunningham, who was arrested yesterday in connection with the Tower outrage, has been identified as one of thoso suspected of being concerned in tho explosion at King's Cross Station last year.

THE FROZEN MEAT TRADE. London, February 4. Tb© consignment of mutton ex Kaikourn, from New Zealand, was placed on the market in good condition.

THE ATTEMPTED MURDER OF O'DONOVAN ROSSA. New York, February 3. The assailant of O'Donovan Rossa is an hospital nurse namod Dudley. It is supposed her act was proinp'ed by the indignation at the recent action of the dynamiters in London. Ilor sanity is doubted in some quarters. Rossa's wound is not a fatal one. February 4. The partisnns of Rossa stigmatise the woman Dudley as a British emissary sent to take Ros&a's life. A Press Association telegram says:— Mrs Dudley, the woman who shot O'Donovan Rossa, is regarded as a heroine in tho United States. Up to tho present Rossa's medical attendants havo been unable to extract the bullet.