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proposal. England has not entered into any combination displaying the slightest hostile feeling towards France. In the House of Commons Mr. Roebuck asked if the Federal and Confederate Governments had been remonstrated with for the employment of agents for illegal purposes. He said he would be glad to see the Federal shipping swept from the seas. England's honor was at stake. Lord Palmerston said that the Governments had been remonstrated with and prosecutions instituted. Mr. Bright said that Mr. Roebuck's speech was unworthy of a member of Parliament. The Archduke Maximilian is visiting Queen Victoria. Five Australian ships have arrived, bringing £228,000 sterling in gold. £250,000 are also en route. Console closed steady at 91⅜@91½. France. The Memorial Diplematique says that a treaty between Maximilian and Napoleon will be agreed on immediately on becoming Emperor of Mexico.--The treaty will settle the period of the French occupation, and mak