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DUBLIN REPORTED QUITE SAFE AFTER One Thousand Prisoners in City, of Whom 489 Are Sent to England. MEN LAY DOWN THEIR ARMS WITHOUT ANY CONDITIONS Revolutionists in Country Districts Are Giving In to Mobile Columns. WHOLE OF ULTRA PEACEFUL In Dublin, England, in Queenstown, that Arms Will Be Landed In York. LONDON, May 1.?All the rebels in Dublin have surrendered, and those in the country districts are doing likewise, according to an official statement issued this evening. The statement says: "All the rebels in Dublin have surrendered, and the city is reported quite small. The rebels in the country districts are surrendering to the mobile column." There were 1,000 prisoners in Dublin yesterday, of whom 489 were sent to England last night. "It is reported from Queenstown that there were 1,000 prisoners in Dublin yesterday, of whom 489 were sent to England last night."  The soldiers were entertained that arms would be handed in today in the city of Cork. During the night of April 30-May 1, the rebels in Enniskorthy marched an offer to surrender their leaders and their firms on condition that the rank and file be allowed to return to their homes. They were informed that the only terms that could be entertained were unconditional surrender. These terms were accepted by them at 6 o'clock this morning. It was reported later that the rebels were surrendering today on these terms. 