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AaHWN 90 rHE fEENcu SrrAura.-Thc Bhlu.
more sun of The sth, contain, the following, by
telegraph;


The French Steamer Union. Capt Herbert, from
thcIhourg June 2al. arrived At NcR York yr-trr.
day afternoon. at q O'Clock, and IN consequence
ol The ielcgrapbc connection with Philadelphia
having been interrupted, we did not receive our
despatch uutl 10 o'clock last night


She brought over 1879 passengers, comprising G
In tho inl cabin, q IN tho second, aud 30 ia the
siccuge.


Emile de- GIrarlIn. editor Of the Frcssc. was ar.
rested Tor libel, IN nsnuhlng the sales of titles to
premgc, and was bound over to appear for trial on
The 22l Of June.


The Chamber Of Deputies have extended 10 the
lst Of February, thc law permitting the free impor-
titon OF food into France from Portugal


The hunests Ia France promise an abundant
yield


The French snd American Company's steamer
Philadelphia. was at Chcrbourg, 10 take her place
IN The line az the next regular packet


We have accounts Of the arrangements entered
into between The Junlu aud tho British Commin.
der, guaranteeing liberal Government to tho
Portuguese nation. The lnnla, deprived Of the
chief Uf liz squadron aud Of ia best troops finally
consented to accept the armislce aud the four
articles Of the treaty proposed by Col Wilde on
condition that a ministry should be- formed which
should be- guarantee against drspolism and acts
OF cruelty, 4 ministry having ut iis head Count
invmdc, was considered the best 10 satisfy this
demand