FRANCE.
The Treaty for the evacuation of occupied districts has passed the Assembly without discussion. It pro vides that the departments of Aube, jjflfae. and Marne be evacuated in two aipathg if twenty millions sterling be paid; meanwhile the occupying force of fifty thousand is to be maintained at the cost of France. The Budget debates in the Assembly were marked by scandalous scenes of violence. M. Thiers has broken with the Bight, and patronises Deputies of the Left. Bumours of an intention to supersede M. Thiers by Marshal McMahon have quieted the former. Trochu has resigned his seat in the Assembly. Boohefort's senteace has been com muted to banishment.
SPAIN.
The King has increased his poHfc bsifrr by calling Cedilla to office, .jgrl Small bands of GArlisto atilLjHwlj about the country and provojg^ogjj

ITALY AND GERMAN.
restored. Orders have gone forth to Upmish priests everywhere to rr take part in the elections. Fresh efforts are being made to induce the Pope to quit Home. [The strike of twenty thousand coal miners in "Westphalia is attributed to intrigues with internationals. iThe result of the Belgian elections is favourable to the Liberal party. | A new Dutch Cabinet has been formed.
AMERICA.
The Boston musical festival was a magnificent success. The Grenadier Guards Band was immensely popular. The men on strike are gradually capitulating through the firmness of the employers.
INDIA AND THE EAST.
A hurricane in the Bay of Bengal caused loss to shipping. The famine in Persia has subsided, but great poverty Btill exists. The King of Burmah and his heir apparent are ill. Cholera is appearing in different parts of India. Lord Napier, late Governor of Madras, has been created a British peer as Baron Ettrick. • The Viceroy is making a tour through Northern Isdia.
