... AMERICA. THE HAY-PA [NC1-TOTE' TREATY. DEBATE IX' TUE SE''NATE | EDUCIO-N (iO' TAXATION. | ({{FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.) WVASHtINGTON-, W~edni-?lsdav -Nig,'h. I The S(-late eon-s:dered the H av- Piiune fez ?? in ?? ve sk-cion trc-dayi ?? -Mr. I~odge. who ...

... nothing of any secret alliance between America and Great Britain, and I had seen nothing in the regulations making an American Consul subject to the whims and caprice of the British Censor at Durban. I came to America with a motive of which I am not ashamed ...

... meesagee ,rom E*rop addressed to the Boer delegates throlauh toe Jornai,' vishing them anoces La their effort to obtain America's mntervention to se- I 6tr pe. Th folowing are some of the FPo-n M. Van Naamen, Prexident of the Netaer- bud Stats Geteral: ...

... ENGLUND AND AMERICA. THE INTEROCEANTIC CANAL TEXT OF THE MNEW AGREEMENT. Last night was published, in the form of i Parhament~nry paper, the text of the Conven- tions, signed on M ndav, betvween her Majesty's ; Government and the Cioversment of the Unitad ...

... AMERICA AND ENGLAND. TRlE ?? IN THE SENATE (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) WASHINGTON', Fridhay.. It is virtually the general belief that the real motive~ for amiending the Hayq-Pauncefote Treaty was to delay jindefinite~ly the eornstr~o tion -of the isthmian ...

... ENGLAND AND AMERICA. HTE hAY-P AUNCJ:FOTE TREATY. DAVIS AMENDMENT CARRIED. WASHINGTON, Dec. 13. In the United States Senate to-dav, 31r. 1ialnna, ;pleahing in support of tdi Ship Su- Bsll ii'iliired that prsent stat of world ther' wvas no q({f-stioi Si) ...

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... AMERICA AND THE WAR THE COMING OF THE BOER MISSION. AN LNDIFFERENT PUBLIC. VIEWS OF MR. GOLDWIN SMITH. TlE LIBERALS AN) THE SETTLE- 31ENT, NO POLICY OF' VENGEANCE (FROM OURI CORRESPONDEN-T.) NEW YOBK, Sunday. The Boer delegates arrive on Monday or Tuesday ...

... conditions, there is less ! political solidarity than in Great Britain. I. is rem~arkable th3t little attempt has biee adie in America oli either sido to confine she issue to a single question. The questions of rmoney, trusts, and Jinp-rialisrnm are all raised ...

... as in the earlier stages of the campaign, tae hopes of the Beers were fixed on Eur,.pe, so now they are probably fixed on America. The attitude of the United States Goverrnment is in- deed perfectly correct, 3ust as that of the Earo. pean Governments has ...

... AMERICA' UPLY. OPINION IN BERLIN : GERMAN POLICY UNAFFECTED. Ml CONGER AS YIEDIATOR. A DELICATE POSITION. pOEOM OUR OO$P T0NDE:T.) BEWAN, Monday Night. The rejection by the United States of Ger- :m1,8 propoal misreceived hero with calmess aud indifference ...

... at Wash- Isiongo, together winth interesting facts regare- ing the history and development of the systemx of paentioing in America, with numerous jifu- trations. SHU-iT UP IN PEKING. A DIARY OF THE SIEGE OF THEE IEGA- TONS.0 The edtors o Th ilarrovian ...