... THE SUPPLE' MENTARY ARTICLE, The .7isscs holds that whatever may be the ultimatefate of the Trealy, the decision of the Senate on the supple- mnictary article must be regarded as eminently satisfac- tory. It affords proof of the prevalence in America of a very sincere desire to render the Treaty of Washington an effectually amicable settlement, by nullifying, if not vyith- diraing, the claims ...

... TUNIERRSITY ny prilpn or.- u.&L1UIUJ, eXY 23. rn a Congregation holdiu this morning tho f U decrees were conferred:- M.A.-John Roche DaEant, Christ Chlurh A1e Charles Richard Maitland, Corpus Christi Coll'g el rick More and Theodore Stretch, New; Rev, W' ti Deane, Osiel; Noel H. Paterson, St. Jhn's. T. Hodgeon and Charles F. Fellowes, Trinity' p C. Brigga and Rev. Wm. F. Simpson, Worcoster B.A ...

... YORKESHIE ASSOCIATION OF BAPfIST I CHURCHTES. I Yesterday thrc mcoitings of the associqfirsn werA co-30 tinuedl in IlTailliold ChaPel, lianuinghiam-lane, lBraedlrd. The attendance of ministers and delegates, as well as of members and friends, was large.-Aid, C.OoweccenR occupied the chair at the home missionary meeting on Tuesday evening, end contrasted the position of the society now with ...

... TEIE WASHINGTON TREATY. ! EUTM's 'TELEGRtA Es.) NEW Yourr, May 21 The Lprers states that it is reported at Was iadgton that a Lumnherof the leading Admini-tration 8enators have held a consultation, at wbich they errived at a conclusion Fn favour of postponing action on the Suprkmenutl Arlile to the Tiesty of Weihington until after the adjoumnment of Congress, when the Preident world all en ...

... P1'1OFESSOfl PALMIERI ON THE ERUPTION OF VESULVIUS. (Finoac ANs OCCASIONAL 001RtEEPONDErT oF TME TIMES.) NAPLES, May 16* I have already informed you that Professor Palmieri was unable to give a description of the late terxible eruto of Visuvius, in consequence of the vast crowd hh assembled at the doors of the University. His lecture was, therefore, necessarily delayed, and was given. last ...

... AGRI'UTMTURAL PROSPECTS. The week opened with a very fine day. Monday, again, was lesy fine; wind N.N.W. Taesday was very fine and breegy : wind W. From Lincolnshire we are advised: We had a tremendous frost on Monday morning, the thermometer registered 27 degrees, or 5 degrees of frost. To-day potato-tops are as black as ink, and what is, I think worse, the flowers on the winter beans are ...

... BBITISHE AND FOREIGN UNITARIAX ASSOCIATION. The annual festival of this association took place 01O Thursday evening at the Crystal Palace; Mr. J. GnUXDZ presiding. The attendance exceeded by about 100 that at any preceding dinner; the large dining hall and the side room facing the grand terrace being completely filed. The company included a large proportion of ladies. After the toast of The ...

... ¢jIENERAL FOREIGN I INES: (RETEf1n's TEasonsAse) F RAICE. VrascAsTlE9a , May 22. 1 I he report of the committee appointed to report ou the 5 ?? during the late war blames General Uhrich, the coemmandant of Stramburf, on all points, and severely l censures him for separating the officers fron the men, and mniking slecial conditions for the former, had himself I profitirg thereby, and also going ...

... -ELV. NEWMAN I-ALL ON VESUVIUS. A large concourse of persons assembled on Wednesday OvLing in Sunrey Chapel, Blaekffriars, to hear the H ov. Nevw-man Hall narrato his recent Italian experiences. Tho chair wES taken, at eight o'clock, by Mr. Criares GUnITr, M.P., end Mr. Hall having openledtheaproceedinga ni-h preyer, the Chairmn Bsaia a fevr words, anuorneoing ?? it vas the birthday of the Rev ...

... TEE~~ NAOEN ANID TEE CAPTIJJATON OF SDAN Z - ..,s . (Frome tle. Zt12V.) The E~eZO2Napoleon takes uo isl h hl ZePoubibility o the surrender of Sedan, lie is unwilling 80abdeb the cocuin of the committee of Inquiry Cm iitPIatiOn1 and he appeals to the judgment of the 12to eguilarly. coneuted. We are not told upon what Tlhxipeti to le eicited46 the French people on that dolorous o w istrtegica ...

... I X. LEATHlAM, M.P., AT rfUDDBRSFIELD. The last of the series of meetings which have been held at various places in the borough of Hudderefield by Mr. Leatham, M.P.-held in consequence of certain misrepresentations made with respect to the action he has taken with reference to the ballot question-waB held on Friday night in the Mechanics' Hall, Long- wood, one of the extreme portions of the ...

... Banners, Friday. If your readers say they are tired of the Indirect Claims, I answer, I am not at all surpriseed to hear it. Neverthe- less these claims are still thle one promnienct topic in politica circles. Fresh interest has been given to them in both heiniepherees by Sir Staffo:rd NorItheote's speech at Exeter. That speech has caused no little embarrassment to Sir ta rcl'erd' po)itical ...