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Capetown. Dec. 29—The Union Steamship Company’s intermediate steamer Dane, from Southampton,arrived 8 p.m. to-fiay. Albany, Dec. 30.—The Orient Line steamer Lusitania, from London for Sydney, arrived at 10 a.m. to-day. Malta, Dec. 30. The P. and O. Company’s steamer Coromandel,

The Indian National Congress held its third and last sitting at Bombay on Saturday, when various important resolutions were passed, Mr liume, the secretary of the Congress, affirmed the resolutions of previous Congresses, and notified that the resolution in reference to the Arms