... trlfa ?? !twd# I THE DECISION IN THE SAN JUAN QUESTION. tRElT'B8 TOLGREAS.) BERLIN, Oct. 24.-The award of the Emperor William in the San Juan Boundary Question declares that the claims of the United States fully accord with the true interpretation of the Treaty of the i5th of June, 1846, and that the boundary line has, therefore, to run through the Haro Channel. WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.-A telegram ...

... The Permanent Commission of the French National Assembly held a short sitting yesterday. The President, M. Grdvy, stated that he had received, in addition to the protest from Prince Napoleon and his complaint to the Procureur- General, a letter, signed by MM. Rouher and Maurice Richard, requesting that the Commission would deal with the expulsion of Prince Napoleon as a gross violation of the ...

... SOMIE interesting information as to the political tendencies of the chief Italian newspapers is given by the Roman correspondent of the Scilessische Zeiitzg.- The principal organs of the clerical party, he says, are the Units Catofizca. which represents the interests of Catholicism in general; the Osscrvatore Rocmano, which receives direct communications from the Pope himself; the Ioce delct ...

... l The New Free Fress of Vienna has received a telegram from Pesth, which states that the Hungarian Minister of Finance is negotiating a loan to cover the deficit tf seventy-five millions of florins. A Florence telegram to the Tires informs us that Mr. Henry Solvyns, many years Belgian Minister at the Italian Court, will succeed Baron Beaulieu in the same capacity at the Court of London. ...

... IN the present state of the great sewage question, very considerable interest has been justly considered to attach to the experiment tried on Merthyr Tydfil by order of the Court of Chancery. It has been in many respects an exvperine(9tzum Crucis, and the announcement of the results has already led to extensive irrigation operations of a similar character in other towns, and is likely to lead ...

... THE HIGHi PIOREOF PRO SIONS. IA public meetoing was held-on Modynph-t'in the ?? Congregational church, Blne'Anchor-lane. Bern16rid-' vay,' to take into consideration the above question,' chiefly as effected by'tlie ~.Game laws.-Mr. W. 11. tielding 'oen-' Ipied the ebalir and. in opening the meeting, ?? no: morn important question could occhpy~thpr public mind.. He was happy to eeetht threre ...

... A Swiss telegram says that the English Minister at Berne has formally thanked M. Staempfli, in the name of the British Government, for the inde- fatigable activity he displayed as a member of the Court of Arbitration. A telegram from Melbourne, bearing the date of yesterday, is published this morning. It states that the Education Bill has passed the second reading in the Legislative Assembly. ...

... PARIS, Thursday. ALTHOUGH the Bien TublZic at first declared itself satisfied with the result of the recent elections, it soon abandoned the theme, and is now being quizzed on this account by La ReyubZique Franraise. The organ of M. Gambetta says that the organ of M. Thiers has passed very rapidly to other subjects, as if the elections were of little importance, and that in speaking of the ...

... WHO SHALL BE RANGED? Some two hundred and odd years ago, whilst Charles the Second was merry-making with his courtiers and toying with his mistresses at White- hall, a Dutch fleet entered the Medway, and triumphantly swept everything before it. It seems not at all unlikely that the next visitation of th is sort will come from Russia. Oarl relations with that country are of a very ticklish ...

... TO THE rifol Or DAWT lOEO NM. Sm,-It is ver'y seldom I see the Stacsdqrdo but the other day & gentleman called my attention to an article in it professing to criticise your Special Corre- spondent's desoription of the Pearhyn Slate Quarries and the social position of the ?? appears thatithe passage in your Correspiondont's able letter which scan- daliaed your ConBervative contemporary is that ...

... tM, E, 3. ERED AND Ot RONCLADS, F ON TO 5'0 RDIT TOs3o TM 'DAny S. 13t,-Xr. Reed, in his second letter to the 2Titane, published on the 24th inst', has done bis best to reconcile Us to the want 'of the ironclad ships which, he tells us, Mr. Gosohen to his discredit has failed to lay down during the last 2k years,' by lis assurance that, had they'been built, as they are now only ordered, ...

... LETTER OFDW LIVINOSTONE. * The o ovwing.ier 'fromnn vingatone to t&rd Ganvilh, reelved oni the 19tl' instant, has been forwarded to us for pulioation fronm the *Fo~rein-offloe: °Uyanyenibm 3'uly 1, 1872. MyLord It is neoessiry to recall to memory that I was oubjeoled to very great inconvenienoe by the gmploy, 'Mont Of e6avv3 Instead of freemen. It caused tne the loss of qjuite two yeats of ...