FOREIGN ARTICLES.

LONDON, o1T. 2S.
Treaty NTH the United States.
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y We yesterday announced the departure
ofthe American Minister, Mr.. GALLArrN,
tor Paris. The result of his negotiations
with our Ministers, during his visi, 10 Lon
don, has transpired. 1t is understood that
he has concluded Treaty with the British
Commissioners, by which all the chief
points sinpegociation with the Unit, d States.
were happily and satisfactorily adjusted.
he boundary which has been in dispute
ever since the Treaty Of The Earl Of Shell.
bourne is now accurately fixed An ar
rangement has taken place as to the Amer.
'san right of fishing on The shores of New.
-toundand. Provisions are also agreed on
Tor the intercourse the vessels ofthe Uni.
ted States. with the British Yves, Indies.
And the only unsettled point is tha, of the
right OF visitation and seizure Of ssamee
found on board ofthe ships of either coun.
try during war. 1t is said that on this poin
W Gaiiatln was to refer the proposition
Snach had been mode by the British Com
missioaers TO his Government. The Trea
IL nsest "e presume, will not be mad,
puo'ic l'a the return of adyices from Amer
ica; but report states shas the abov. i n,
substance Globe.


