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FoREIGN.--By the ship Champlain, cap tain Marcey, which sailed 18th June, we have the Journal du Hapre of June I7th.

 Bilboa Is reported to have fallen into the hands of the Carlists--that Burgos has pro- claimed a republic--and that a serious in- surreciion had taken place in Arragon in favor ofthe revolution of 1872. The funds experienced in consequence a slight abase- ment.

 Chateubriand, 1t appears, has now turn- ed republican. In declining an invitation to dine with one 1.-the counsel of the Lyons prisoners, he says that, '.though 'egtima- tlst at hears, he foresees the advent of the Tepu6tsc--the future queen of the world.''

 The trials before the Chamber of Peers go on, but Il IS thought will soon be aban- donded. Some of the prisoners. especially Carrier, turns out to be men of unexcep- tionable probity and great bravery and humanity.

 It Is fact that the Duke of Orleans has made all the preliminary arrangements for union with the Princess of Wurtemburoh. Her hand, however, has not yet been of fcially demanded.

 The National says, the young Queen Donna Maria has actually demanded the hand of the Duke de Nemours.

 0tho, King of Greece, following the ex- ample of Louis Philippe, has commenced prosecuting the press fer libels; but the de- elsions of the courts have been against him.---[ N. '. Star.