... Thid Obening16 OtWd. THE TREATY OF WASHINGTON. Cable despatches are published this morning which give some account of articles on the Treaty of Washington printed in the New York Herald and Ntrew York Wiorld of Saturday. The Herald thinks the British press has been misled by sensational reports regarding the course which is being taken by the United States Government. It says the claims on ...

... Messrs Carnegie and Gullachsen have received in- s-uctions to decorate the New Town Holl, in con. nection with St. Philip's Church Bazaar, to be held during Easter week. CHARACTERTSTICS OF FLESu.lEATING ANmIALs.-As, generally, these creatures subsist on animal food, the secretions require a less complicated apparatus for di- g stion than herb-eating quadrupeds ; they possess greater strength ...

... n*.. i i. A ?? MBG fd A. he~i ?? basinoss Of tb . , i r sections, the first re 4o * ?? ice r!of the navy generally ; >oo\1 Lh i tH 'Bc: ,.1 of the navy; the thir to t JI U c. h fourth the machinery cv1 ?? C~l ?? ?? no to the whole systen ?? proceeded to narrate the ay tit ' e S. Dacres, Sir S. Robinson, Mi Loent4r, and their several subordinates. Also what li had done in increasing the pay ...

... THE CATASTROPHE NE&R BUENOS AYRES. By the latest arrival from America we have further particulars of the terrible calamity which ,happened on board the teamer America during l her voyage from Buenos Ayrea to Monte Video ;on the 23rd December: In consequence of the Christmas holidays, there was a. E much larger complement of passengers on board than E usual, a large number of whom were Germans, ...

... s It is stated that Sir James Weir Hogg will be I' made a Privy Councillor. n General Chesney, author and trareller, died on Tnesfiay, at liii residence in county ]Down- ?? Kerrynomnliat oh is fired for Tzesday, and the polling for the Friday following. it is stated that iron re, f; excellent q nality d has been found at Abbotbr ortshire. Sir Richard M'DOhlell will be succeeded as Governor of ...

... The following appeared i'1 a pordion of ouir impre asion of yesterday , TILE ANGLO-FRENCH TREATY. Vzas=,rnES, Feb. 1, 9 p.m. The debate to-day in the Assembly upon the Anglo- French Treaty opened wth speaches from X. Wozowairr against the withdrawal from the treaty, and from other Deputies in support of the proposals of the committee. M. im RhmrskT then addressed the House, and crd the ...

... ?? ?? ?Jur R. I gl? . ?? ?? DUBLIS: SATuRDAY, FEBRUY 3,1S7 1 Tsrg Alabanlla ditliculty daily grows ir magni tude arid 1ilootaflce. The tone of the Press is iloar1a becoming more and more gloomy; the public securities are tremraulous ; smaller topics are being absorbed in the great one of ti~e hoar Seeingthat this most melancholy roglio may-leaven forbid that it should blut may result in a ...

... NAVAL AND M1LZTAR. 15X TI LONDONgOlA TZ=.) 3 AR-OM=CE PALrUlU -Ms. 2. . dth lglment. of Dragoon Guardsiieutenant John Daltou retiree from the service, roaiving the value of his conmlualon. 5th Dragoon Guards-Captan Pritchard has been permitted to , asume the surname of Pritabard-Rayner- 9th ?? Franeis Alphonse erbet retires from the service, receiving thavelne of his cmmission. r Gader. Gus ...

... THE COURT. The Queen drove out on Thursday afternoon at Osborne, attended by the DIuchess of Sutherland and Lady Waterpark. Colonel M1aude was in at- tendance upon horseback. 1Her Majesty walked and drove on Friday moriing, accompanied by Princess Beatrice the Prince Leopold; and the Princes Albert Victor and George of ?? also went out. The flight Hon. G. J. Coschen and Sir W. Gull arrived at ...

... sag N dfut (ESTLILSHE ANNO 17:S7.) BELFAST: SATURDAY, FEB. 3, 1872. THE Times, discussing the Alabama claims, says it has no doubt that the arbitrators will reject the claim, for incidental damages, which has has been set forth in the American case, but that it would be better to rescind the -Washington Treaty altogether than to frustrate its object. It trusts, however, that America will ...

... L A T :E $ T@ - W E-W Me - : . ?? . ..7 - I o I . i .. . . . . - I * ~ ?? I . . . ;, [&euate TW4era, ?? Me Aelocfztio`, : FRANCE. TE3 PROSECTUTION OF NEWSPAPERS, VERSAILLES, FEBRvAny 6. A lively aebate is expected in the Assembly to- day, on the ocecasion of the discussion of the bill for the. .prosecution of those newspapers which are accused of libelling the Assembly. It is stated' that on'e ...

... MR. M. A. BASS, M.P., AT WEST B1R~OXWIOH. Yesterday evening, Mr. M; A. Bass, MI.P. for East Staffordshire, addressed a publlo meeting of his con. itituents at St.. George's Hall, Weot Bromwich. Mr. J. A. lenrick occupied the chair, and there were also upon tbo platform, the 'Revds. J. G. Jukes, EH Luckett, J. Prosier, F. Newton ; Messrs. J. S. Wright, J. Chamber. lain, E. L. Bullock1 T. W. ...