The Treaty..
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We publish To-day. the. treaty iaal ratified
by the Senate, between England and the
u. States, which we find in the northern
papers. Whether this is the genuine treaty
or not, is more than we can tell. There are
come slight doubts Of ita genuineness, but
we give it as we find it, believing that it
will be interesting to the public. Several
Of the papers, of both parties, condemn the
Treaty. The Baltimore Sun, neutral pa
per, conesses its disappointment. AS far
IS the boundary part of it is regarded, no
one unacquainted with the country: or who
is not conversant with the claims Of each
country, can express an opinion. There is
one thing, only, that would make us distrust
it, and that is, that Daniel Webster was one
Of the principal parties to it; and in his pat
riotism we can never have any confidence.