... I' LATEST INEWS. (BY SPECIAL AND REUTERS TELl GRAPH.) ENGLAND AND AMERICA-ACCEPT- AXCE OF THE SUPPLEMENTAL AR- TICLES. Washington, Sunday. The Senate, in executive session ratified the vote on the Supplemental Article to the Treaty of Wash. ington at nine o'clock last evening, by 42 against nine votes. Twenty-one members were absent, or abstained from votin& It was agreed to advise the ...

... ITIHE UNIVERSITY QUESTION, IRELAND. I - In the form of an amendment to Mr. Fawcetts Bill, Mr. D, C. Heron has drawn up a scheme for ?? of Ireland. His amendment pro- poses that the present Dabrm University shall cease after a date to be fixed; that the University of Ireland shall confer degrees in arts law, and medicine ; that the University of Trinity College shall confer degrees in divinity ...

... SPECIAL TELEGRAM, I I (FROM OUR 0OW'N CORRZSPONDENTS.) LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. London, ?? Night. The English detectives who arrested Marguerite Dixsblanc in Paris, arrived in London to-day with- out her. It is expected a week will elapse before the extraditionforms are fally signed. The L/c'o8s New York correspondentatelographs that Mr. Banks, chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the ...

... PARLIAMENTARY BUSINESS-THE BALLOT, &c. (From our Correspondent.) London, Saturday. Foremost amongst the orders of the day for Monday stands the irrepressible Ballot Bill, to which an additional crop of amendments will be proposed. Of these there are nearly forty to be disposed oft and the whole question will be again raised as to the degree of assistance which may be given to blind or ...

... I HOUSE OF COMMONS-YESTERDAY. I __ _-1 (By Special and Press Association Telegraph). The Speaker took the chair at four o'clock. On the motion of Mr. Glynn, a new writ was ordered for the borough of Oldham, in the room o0 Mr. Pratt, deceased. DEPOFRTATION OF COMMlUNISTS. Lord Enfield, in reply to Mr. Mundella, said that the Foreign Office was still in active corre spondence with the French ...

... I NORTE UIION. The weekly meeting of the guardians was held yesterday in the boardroom. H. J. MacFRLcNssx, Esq., J.P., in the chair. The other guardians present were-wr J HW ERnd- ,man. D VC; Mr. T Arkins. DrBrady. JP V' :M .r U Crawcur. G ThearP. Capt Lindsayv. i J L, J P ir Jhou Reilly, Mr James Reilly, Mr Kety, Mr SJ D Franklnu, tr~iiP5an. tlr T Reilly. Mr A Xi Sslwlivani. Ar Nt Butterly Mr ...

... I The Jovrnal of Saturday reports that on Thurs- day night about nine o'clock the effigy of Mr. Justice Keogh was burned in nublic on the Parade. Shortly before the arrival of his lord- ahip's second self large crowds of people were observed wending their way to the Parade1 as word went round that this was the place where he was to undergo the punishment which awaited him for his unparalleled ...

... |LITARY PROMOTIONS AND A POiNT. (By Freeman Special llire) (From Last Night's Oazette,) WAR Oi'iCE, JUIY 2. 4th Regiment of Hualare--Cept i Peel retires from the service, receiving the value of his commission. J I S Maxwell, Gent to be Sub Lieutenant. 10th Lancers-LiOut Col TW White retires from the service, receiving the value of his commission. 3rd Foot-Staff Assistant Surgeon .11 Walker to ...

... I INDIGNATION MEETINGS IN - 11 ?? I (Fron our Reporter,) Nenagb, 8atur iay, 'I'his afternoon a monster meeting, represelllt. ing a whole distri-t of the North Riding of l'uL,. pjereary, was held opp'caite the Courthonwe 6ir the purpose of repelling the language made u.ie of by MF'. Juotibe ?? at his late judgment in the Galway petition. The towrn altogether wore a holiday aspect, the people ...

... I THE GENEVA ABI TAION. I The Daisy Hews' correspondent at Geneva writes on Friday night :-The Arbitration Tri. banal assembled at 11 o'clock this morning. After a sitting of two hours. the arbitrAtor, agents, and counsel came out, and the secretary of the Cokt of Arbitration M. FAvrot, an. nounced that the papers n protocels giving a connected account of the proceedings of the tribunal would ...

... At the ordinations held at St Patrick's Col- lege, Maynooth, on the 22ad, 23rd, and ?lth of June, tie following gentlemen were promoted to Holy Orders by the Right Rev. Dr. Murray, Lord Bishop of Maitland:- To PRIESTI1OOD-Rev Messrs John Shanzon, Elphin; John M'Grath, Killaloe; Eugene O'Kesffe,- Kerry; Michael O'Flynn. Cork; Dents O'Sullivan, Ross; James Nulty, Meath; Hamphrey O'Riordau, Kerry ...

... I BE LAND AND T1E MIOENSTNCO BlLE, I TO TILE D1'TOR OF TAIM TILES. Siit-ln referenue to the letter iu your incue o this day from the deputies of the Dahlhu Li censed Grocers', ad Viutnera' Society it is no ceesary, in order to prevent misconception, to pofit out the following taors :-Tho Litcuaing ill v ould somewhat restriot the hours of sale it England. It would extend them in Ireland ; so ...