... SPECILU TELEGRAMS. low- u H LOROWN CORRESPONDENTS) Mti OMOBjW LONDON CORRESPONDENCE | he London, Sunday Night ip The Liverpool edition of the Ohlserrer says that is the ratification of the treaty of Washington is coo. al firmed by private advices. The Senate has not abso- ac lately affirmed the supplemental article, but has re- d, commended the President to lay it, subject to cer- tain ...

... I (BY SPECIAL AND REUTERS TELE' GRAPH.) ENGLAND AND AMERICA. SPECIAL TELEGRAM (From our Correspondent) B ouse of Commons, Thursday Night. I Lave reafon to believe that the treaty is vir- tually at} an end. Thesource from which the has reached me is one on the intelligence of whiche I can rely, and it has come in such a form that I cannot hesitate to accept it as reliable, and, therefore, a ...

... I~~~ _I The usual weekly meeting of the guardians of this union was held yesterday. Mr. (P. D iEr, J.P., in the chair. The other guardians present ?? Callow TC: Wm A Hayes. Johl Byrne T C; GeorgeCrews William Caldbeck, JP: David Aeinstroow, John C Kelly, 3P; Alderman John Draper, John Bentley Capt Davoren, Alderman H Tarpey, Michael Roch Edward M'Cready. George DeareJ P. DV C: Michae Carey, T ...

... LATEST NE WSO.I ly the govertsorJ proposc8 the annexation of the ] ?? to tllecolony, giving theinhbbitants two representatives in the Legi81ntive Council aud ] aix in the Honse of Aseemblyb Preaideat Brzad, ,n a despatch to Sir liezy B3rkly, 6Uggest3 that _ the Dntch ambass3dor ill London 2hoald nominate an umpire to decide on the oership of the diarsond fields, provided the arbitrotors ...

... f - GSTOWN INTELLIGENCE. l . KLNcST0oW. ?? meet. ing of the, Commissioners was held yesterday-. M Evoy, Esq., in the chair. The members pre- sent were ;-iiessrs. Crosthwaite, Kelly, Tily, Doyle, Sexton, and O'Flalerty. The secretary read the minutes and the officers' report of the new lamps erected and the sewers completed in various quarters of the township. Mr. Kelly moved for a return of ...

... THE CITY AOF DBLIN HOSPITA.I As will be seen by a notice, Mr. F. G. Moust, te Iynspector-General of Prisons, Bengal, de- eivta yesterday a very interesting lecture on the Andaman Islands, the scene of the murder of 415 late Lord Mayo. Mr. Monat will repeat his ecure in the Metropolitan Hall this evening for 41e beneflt of the City of Dublin HoespitaLprwhlch bsincorred such heavy expenses from ...

... I A t ?? SmtaI. ?? ?? ?? %x\ I DUIBLN: THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1872. ?? xososxs X. . . .V. A nrncx debate on the Prison Ministers' Bill, which took place in the House of Lords on Tuesday night, is very interesting as exhibit- ing the tender mercy which Catholics may at all times and under all circumstances expect at the bands of the Tory party. It will be remembered that in the teeth of bitter oppo- ...

... I ~~XI From our Special Reporter.) Ennis, Saturday, A public meeting of Deputy Lieutenants and Justices of the Peace for the county of Clare was held on Saturday at the County Grand Jury Room, Court-house, Ennis, to take into consi- deration the recent appointment of the Hou. Colonel Charles White to the Lord Lientenanay of Clare. The meeting was convened by the High Sheriff of the county, ...

... I A new terror has been added to the streets of the city at night by a band of desperate ruffians, who came here from England about three weeks bince, for the purpose of carrying on extensive robberies by means of garrotting. Notwithstand- ing the exertions of the police, the members of the gang, with the exception of George Kelly, butcher, of Cleveland-row, Liverpool, are at large in the ...

... I I I _~ (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS. J WNDON CORRESPONDENCE. ;London, FridayNight The Queen leaves Windsor .for. 'Bamoral. next Tuesday and will remain there for about a month. The strike of the seamen- at. Southampton conti- nues, but there isao escitemedt Itis likely some attempt will be made to induce the mea on strike to accept arbitration. The metropolitan police re- main. A deputation ...

... HO'USE OF COMMONS-YESMDAY. I {By Special xid Press Association' Telegram.) The Speaker took the ahair at 4 o'clock. A debate took plaoe on the motion for the Be- cond reading of the AlU Saints' Church (Cardiff) Bill, the object of which was to empower the sale of the church to the Marquis of 'Bute. It was stated that the church was built by the late Mar. chhionesa of Buts for the use of the ...

... 1 S. IOGER ATALRESFORD. I,, ,1 . , :, I A o repondent of e DqAy .Yrs gives, the following ount ot the cllimimt'5 r ?? at A.iesrd ;-The barn about a mile from A!resfrd 'was the point whereca the enthusiM on be- hall of the claimant took definite shapes. R-Retng upon that oint I mat first the drums amd ises o; Alredord, wbioh appeared to me to counsit of three smill boys, a portentousl big ...