... I LATEST NEWS* I (BY SPECIAL AND ORDINARY TELE.. GRAPE.) THE GENEYA ARBITRATION. Geneva, Sunday Night, Mr. Bancroft Davis received a highly impor- tant telegram from Washington this afternoon immediately after my despatch left. Had this Washington telegram arrived's little earlier, a consultation between the British and American representatives would most likely have taken place with as little ...

... SPEIAL TELEGRAMS. (BY SPECIAL AND ORDINARY FELEJ hoi GRAPE.) mu ILA (By Ere4man Swi Wire.) Pro all LONDON VCORRESPONDENCE. am( London, Taestdy Night. A Swism Times' telegram states that the Geneva Arbitrators met ?? in private session for the discussion of despatches received from the Home Government, and said to be of an un-f favourable character. t Another Tiobborne Defence Fund meeting was ...

... i jE _ ' ' ^E- t ; -t : I DUBLI: M- I Di- I I I -JUNE 2 X I2. - DUBLIN: MONDAY, JUNE 24,187Z . v i \Et\~s tw\% s Et ~ xt~ d t ?? the Catholicity of the Irish capital will make, as is its wont, a display well worthy of its ancient and its wide renown. It shill send forth to all thin world its re- ptidiatioa of the slanders that a nian of their own kith and creed has spoken against faith and ...

... POPERY IS AUSTRALIA. TE1 great curse of Australasia and Polynesiar z heathenism; now one of the greatest curses of ftlia sess is PRomacism. Whilst praying and medi-.atg upon the subject Popery has often occurred to rmy imagination as a poisonous reptile, whose f stretching, shmy legs grew longer as its bodv be- came more attenuated. Popery has 'been, a?. a naking tremnendous efforts to regain ...

... .1 I I j N drafi't slog i QU8tAB~vsEMANxo ?? BELFAST: WEDNESxA, JUNE 23, lsT IN the Hroise of Lords, yes'leiday, the 1Iallot Bill was read a third time and passed. In the House of Commons, aa incidental re- ference to the Galway judgment was the prin- cipal, and certainly the most animated, feature of the morning sitting. The third reading of the Scotch Education Bill was fixed for to- morrow ...

... DOWN PAND CONNOR AND DROMORE CHURCH EDUCATION SOCIETY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWNS-LETErER. SIR-The Committee of the Down and Connor and Dromore Church Education Society would be obliged if you will have the kindness to give a place in your columns to the following let- ter.-I am, yours truly, E. J. HARTRics, M1k., Hon. Sec. Belfast, June 21, 1872. To THE SUPPORTERS OF SCRIPTURAL ...

... THE WESLEYAN CONFERNCE. [VROIO3 OUR SPECIAL REPORTER.3 DfBLUar, SATURDAY. APizs forwarding my despatch, the following re- commendations from districts were read by the I Rev. Oliver MiCutcheok .- The Londonderry District recommended that Strabane and Rathmelton be separated, each to become head of a circuit. The Conference accepted this recommendation. The Londonderry District in May ...

... T1r ALSACE AND LORRAINE 4 ?? (From an Oooasiomd Correspoadent.) mulhaue *-June 13. You would not oare to travel here L; this annexed country for pleasure, I think, for, how IA ever astisfactory it may be to see wild animals that delight to bark and bite under restraint, - It to not agreeable to see the human animal tied up, prioularly when he has not deserved it; Ru and, undoubtedly, there ...

... EMIGRATION TO AMERICA FROM GBR- MANY. [FPOZI TfEM BOSTON DAILY ADVERTISER Or JUNE 5.] Two petitions were presented to the German Reich- stag lately, both of which are of some interest to us. The first was from the agents of the various Transatlantic steamer lines, and some of our West- ern States, praying for a uniform law to regulate their duties and privileges, and setting forth that their ...

... LATEST NW S. [SPECIAL & ORDINARY TELEGRAMS. - - REJECTION OF THE INDIRECT at CLAIM51S BY THE GENEV-A ; ARBITRATORS. THEIR UNCO;DITIONAL WITHDRIAWL A BY AMIERICA-T. E ARBITRATION TO d PRO CEED. n THE Geneva Arbitration ycstcrday pronounceddis- kg I tinctly against the Indirect Claims, which the 1 Americ ans have unconditionally withdrawn. The Arbitration therefore, proceeds. The Geneva ...

... . LONDON GOaSSP. ?? London, Monday. ter The fair sex is gradually asserting itself in m spite of the advocates of Woman's Rights, who AI are doing their best to spoil the most sacred cause ter of all those which are disturbing the peace and I es serenity of the moral world at this moment. I After the maidens of bonnie Dundee nothing more bee was expected-when lo ! here come the washer. Co ...

... TE GALWAY VINDIC&TION FUND. apI Already acknowledged ?? £2,523 15 4 Receivedyesterday aundE ?? 60 8 0 Total ?? 584 3 4 LoagedilnNation BaSJk ?? £2,565 2 0 XFSTRRDAY'S COITRIBUTIONS. rer very ev. Dr. Magec, P F, btadhaly ?? ?? £31 2 0 James C Carroll, Carrokeel, Lough. D Duggan. 23 Suffolk-street ?? 5 0 0 Patriek Madden, Balinloe ?? 1 0 0 Per Very Rev Dean Darca, P Ps, Swinford ?? 200 11e Canon ...