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WE learn by British-Indian cable that the English Government Eclipse Expedition arrived at Galle on Monday last; all well. The authorities in India and in Ceylon are doing everything they can to assist the party. M. Janssen has gone to the Neilgherries. Mr. Lockyer is in communication with Colonel Tennant. The weather was at that time fine.

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