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 lnsie" en ines'iay. and We learn that Mi faN ihe bffti-h hihisei n fs giten a>saaee ts our t,oyeru msht hu h" ia'ih'f siefs Will be tihen b, hnn uil tie ease sors tl'rungh tha Coutt, nf New ! orN in tit reguiiv way.

 II IS tfne tia,t ia certain contingencies Nhs F, x Was difeeied hy lis t,ose runHnl demand hs ass ports, bat taere Is now proballuty that these contingencies Milte,er happen The drsl step hikeh by the brl'sh GONernment, am e debate in Pariia- inenl consequent on MeLeod's arrest, were rather breed upon em by the Tory popular impulses there, than an. tniiiend. disposition ol the ministry. II is not at all likely, that any further difficulty wall take place unless, perhaps, popular ermrnt should break "nt III England, on the arri, there of the opinion Il the Court. stimulated by the Tory opposition to the Government in lhc approaching elections. For the present. al least, there perfectly good unler, ind- ing between Mir. Webster and Mir Fox, and Inc latter will demand na passports. but wait the issue oi Mcleod's trial, which the minister thinks should take place as soon as possible, without any attempt 10 carry It to higher court. i'

 Such being the amount of onr information, we, therefore, assure readers and the, public that war or difficulty take place with England at pres ent1llat Mcleod will probably be tried in few weeks, m some other county than Niagara, probably in Utica, where he IS now. fgs At all events, there is nothing to disturb the peaceful relations ofthe two countriesN. Y Herald.