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WASHINGTON, Feb. I5.

 The city has to day been filled " ilh rumors respecting onr foreign relations. It is conf dentIy asserted. that despstches have been received at the State Department. announc- ing that the instalments now due by France under the treaty of 1881, would be immedi- ately paid, without reference to the media ton of Great Britain. The Vice President stated in the Senate Chamber. that Gen. Jackson had received such advices as remov- ed all doubt. and that the pending difficulties would be promptly adjusted. h short there can Oe no doubt that the whole alair :s settled. WAsHIEoToN. Feb. IS.

 Abolition of Slavery again--hOt and fur. "us its spirit walks abroad on the earth, ano | know not where the magic spell is to ne '"und, ey whose potency it can be finally put to rest: The greater portion octhis day has been frittered away in the Blouse of Rep. ressGtatlsss by debates on points of order. wn'cn possessed generally neither importance nor interest. and which were rsvnark sble onlv for the entire state Of disorder which perVad. ted House during thsk dlscuasIon.