Those Conspirators

London, Sept. 15.- A representative of the Associated Press was informed Tuesday that none of the men captured by the pólice on the charge of taking part in a dynamite conspiracy has applied to the United States embassies for protection, a step which might be expected werè they naturalized Amercean citizens. A dispatch received by he Associated Press from Rotterdam ays that John F. Kearney, alias J. v'allace, and Haines, the two men arested there in possession of a number f infernal machines and a quantity of ncriminating correspondence, refuse o answer the questions put to them jy the authorities. Among the articles found in the pockets of the Rotterdam prisoners vas a bilí from a chemist at Antwerp where, in the suburb of Berchom, a omplete laboratory for the manuacture oL bombs was discovered) for arge quantities of Chemicals and a leter dated Bouiogne-Sur-Mer, Saturday, Sept. 12, addressed to "J. Wallace," n which occur the following passages: If you dare not go to Scotland. come o Boulogne, where we can talk the matter over." "Cowardice cannot be tolerated among our brothers." Bill from C'hemist. Dispatches to the Associated Press rom Glasgow say that the pólice of hat city have obtained aditional evidence against Edward Bell, the man aken into custody there on the charge of being concerned in the dynamite plot. The Exchange Telegraph compány ["uesday afternoon announced that Sir Matthew White Ridley, the secretary of state for home affairs, has ordered the release of Joseph Bell, one of the Cárlisle dynamiters, from Portland prison.