... GERMANY.-The French 3inisterof Finance, M, Pouyer-Quertier, accompanied by Atate-councillor Ozenne, Count Feneron, and CountValon, arrived at Berlin at eight o'clock on Sunday morning, and took up his quarters at the Royal hotel.. The Miaister had an interview with M. Binmarekin the evening. On, Monday afternoon, at two. 'clock. Prince Bismarok visited M. Pouver-Qaertier. aid: on Tuesday ...

... To SEVEN RESOLUTIoMS.-ThO Standard says the public by this time understand the origin of the state- genets circulated by some papers during the last week. The im orta45ca and urgency of the great soeialques. tl,,sa efecting the wage-paid olasses has engaged the ttention of some pedes and members of Parliament for some months past, and these noblemenb'and their friends have been irom time to ...

... GERMANY.-The 22nd Division, with the Crown I Prince 'at its head, marched into Cassel on Monday. The troops were met by Burgomnaster Nebelthau, who presented a suitable addres to the Crown Prince. The latter, in his reply, paid an eloquent tribute to tine-honoured Hessian bravery, after which the i troops marchedpast in reviev before his royal high- I ness and the (Crown Princess.-Aocording to ...

... EPITODOF PIN IG NXW ?? FleaFant', at YM harss ~LcoN~oh~t~ pross' eubO . thT aM~wED9QU^Dove, and oiler haa been ?? e 'olirhRd ' ?? Gove i h aa we fo bli bandefa rs~re^tD ;nt t . .o Ge~ Of att- Ventb ;c~o IT us celrfes thiva telato e next~ mtO * AitoBnifhT Gofecensvid~etfor ntgice has take% ace c tratthe atican. omebody w has ,E;stolen 20,ta f. ro ionshaeignormNegrodi, the Popie's en-minister uo ...

... AFlAMIRS .IN MUCE. The Josunal Official of Sunday contained the fol- lowing r- On the 12th three conventions were signed at Berlin by the representatives of the French and German Governments. lot. A territorial convention ,relating to certain rectificatione of frontier. 2. A financial convention involving the evacuation of six departments in the east; and 3rd. A customs convehn- 'tion, ...

... 1EPITOME OF FOREIGN ANDGENELNwS. - : ., , _ M A -Al : I M. ALWED 40A , of the Civic Guara ox Liege, gained the great English Wdze which Was 'competed for at the Tir National of Brussels on the :1th. THE, EMPLcOH oP GnEMANS has presented two of the captured French guns to Field-marihal Count Moltke, to be placed in front of his country seat, Creisan, in Silesla. TaE Duo D'AuMAm Is stated to ...

... LATEST BLETRIG SNEWS .RANCZ AND GRMANY. BEbL, Thursday.s ~mre ZetR Prwsia7z (Cross) Gexeae of to-day sates with regard to the negotiations on the Alsace-Lor- gaino duties question, that the views of the Imparial covernmentlavingbeen definitiveb made k0nown to the French Government. a favourable issue of the question may be expeoted at an-early period. A telegraphic deapatch' from Paris to the ...

... The Courrier Diplomatiue of Wednesday evening yu.blishes a communication from a personage who I formerly occupied a high position in diplomacy. l This communication states that during the premier. ship -of Earl Russell, in 1864,* Lord Cowley was instructed to'propose to France an offensive and defensive alliance in favour of Denmark.. England. l was to 'act by sea, and it needful by land with ...

... I EkPITOME O F.RIN N GRNERA E T11E PRINtC 0 WALEs'has receivedi the urrer ox thd Sonthern Cross from the Emperor of Brazil. OBDERS have been sent to the French Legation In Florence td remove its archives to BHome. IN a fifth race at Neo York the yacht L4vonui was beaten by the Sappho by 25 minutes, THE NEXT MAIl for New Zealand, i San ra cisco, 'will be despatched from London on the evening of ...

... FOREIGN INTELUGENCE. GERMANY.-InMonday'sittingof the German ParIiament Dr. SiMson provisionally assumed the presidency. Several bills were introduced by the. Government ; amongst them are a statement of the, revenue and expenditure of the North German Con- federation together with a bill relating to the appli- cation ofthe surplus; a bill providing for the creation of a war fund for the empire ...

... At the sitting of the permanent committee at I Versailles on Thursday, I? Lambrecht announced f that M, Thiers was unable to attend. 31. Lasubrecht ( stated that the negotiations with regard to the t commercial treaty with Germanylwere progressing favourably, only a few fortmalities requiring settle- ment, A1L Lambreeht declared that the rumours a concerning a BonapartdStCOnSPiraay were not ...

... am. mIUT]I&'B TEGBAUMsJ FRANC% PAWs, Thursday. The Co ?? 4Ond states that the Bank of France will at once issur four millions of money which it has received from the Mint. An official decree has been published, annullingthe deliberations of the Council Generalin the arrondisse- mentof Nismes, and in which the members demanded & general amnesty for the political prisoners, and that the Prefect ...