... ?? TSo . TI1E STIPULATIONS OF TIHE TREATY. (Feoi ?? Times.) IT is the custom of the Continental Press to pub- lish on any important question lengthy articles (f the nature of an\ essav, in which the suhject is treated with a sgreat display of precision, classifica- tion, historica:l knowled,1-e, and political insighit. It is anu ingenious style of composition, and is pretty sure to be ...

... LATEST IN'r ELLIGIENCE. YESTERDAY'S DESPATCHES. [BYr MAGNMCTIC TELEGRAP11.1 RUSSIA'S CLAIMS. Prince Gortschakoff has issued another diplomatic circular; the purpose of it is to announce that Rus- sia is prepared to naive all claim to Serpents' Isle, but that the more important question of Bolgrad must be discussed by a Congress. RUMOURED APPOINTMENTS. There is a rumour that the Duke of ...

... PROPOSED NEW ROUTE BETWEEN SCOT- LAND AND IRELAND. IN the Glasgtow DCidly Bulleti55, of the 19th instant, we find a commuinitcation with the above title, in the form of a letter to the editor, by Mr. John Craw- ford of Glasgow; and from it we select some por- tions which possess an interest for readers in the North-Eastern district of Ireland, and especially for those anxious to see the ...

... ADMISSION OF JEWS INTO PARLIA- MENT-IMMORALITY OF MOD)ERN LIBERALISM. WE are not unthankful to our local contemporary the Mercury, for the opportunity which it affords us, in its number of Saturday, of entering upon a calm and sober discussion of a most important question which has hitherto been clouded with the dust and smoke of angry and ignorant controversy. We refer to our contemporary's ...

... TiE latest advices from the United States are here and there intermingled with items which present an ominous aspect, in reference to the future pro- gress of the Union. We shall, at hap-hazard, pick out illustrations of at least three of the more im- portant national characteristics of the Federal Union-the naval service, the naturalisation of Popery, and the Government of border ruffianism. ...

... [B3Y MAGNET IC TEL3itRAlP'I.] NEWS-LETTER OFFICE, 1 o'clock, c-sr T U R IK 1 Y Constai'ticiplc, October 27. Additional men-of-war have arrived, in eonse quence of the Bolgrad and Isle of Serpents difficultys to strengthen the IBlack Sea squadron, under Ad- miral Lord Lyons. A u S T il I A . Vienna, November 3. On the 2Sth, Forli Faenza and Anpand Arnold were occupied by the Papail troops. On ...

... ERIeC v'tcS REGISTER OF WRECKS. (Front thre Tinmes.) Tutent has never been published a more instrue- tive wreclk register than that of the Year 1855. It shows howx much can he (lone for the prevention of accidents when we choose to bestir ouiselves, ant] at the snme time it shows how muolh mischief wve can ereate by a neglect of the proper precautions. The chief point to he observed il the ...

... pvtlolt outdfivarr. FRANCE. Marseilles, Monday. The prices of corn have fallen, owing to the ar- rival of 80,000 hectolitreen 'Paris, Monday Evening. The corn markets have been firmer since the comr menesment of last week, but ?? are diffi- ,ult. 3tyers are aware that supplies are abundilnt, but resist higher prices. Tho wants of consumers u'e sufficiently important at this'seasobl of the year ...

... REPORT OF T HE CIIANCERY-SUIT. SETTLTEMENT COMIMITTEE. TO TIE EDITOR OF TIME BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. Slu-Havilln left the Town Council bolore the oc- CurrellCe of the extraor(dinary scone which brought the meetingr to an unexpected termination, I. was somewhat surprised when I heard that the first re- port of ' Tho Chancry-Suit-Settlemfent Committee had not been read and cntered uplon the ...

... Ifflortilla NiddliqC110. The Paris cerrospondnt of the TiA. nes writes that a certain individual in Madrid, long experienced in political intrigues, is expected in Paris to solicit, it is said, the good graces of the Imperial Court, where the person is supposed, not un,,aturailly, to exercise much influence. A good (leal is expected too from the Paris press, which is expected to sound the ...

... THE LORD RECTORSHIP OF THE UNIV ER SITY . A Sa3NE AMONG TIlL' TOOATI. TIrE first meeting called by the supporters of Lord Stanley, who has boon nominated to the office of Lord Rector of our University, took place in the Greek class-room on Monday night. Mr. MIee oc- cupied the chair. 'hle room was filled by students of all grades, and by others ivhom the nature of the occasion had atiracted ...

... ry (? I) c ) c I f I, t ?? t R, c tv ?tll c t f c r + . N, ,. - - - ?? (EpSrA13TAISTIED ANNO 17:37.) E , . A, A.S _: FRIDAY. NOV. 14. 1S8o. THE Belgian Parliament wasopened in Brussels, on Tuesday, in a speech from the King of sone- what larger dimensions than usually emanate from IRoyal lips. Hu commenced by acknowledging, with thanks, the brilliant testimonieS of affection which had been ...