NR. BANCROFT.
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fin reference to Mr. Bancrofi's resignation of his office as Secretary Of the Navy, the Courier des Flats unis, has tho following candid and judicious remarks. We are glad to perceive that the Courier has not permit ted it's want Of sympathy with the adminis- traiion to interfere wish its just apprseialion of Mir Bancroft ss a statesman and axcholar. That journal says: .The rumor of Mr. Bans croftss retirement from the cabinet, which has already been several times eilcucfate,i aElti coalradicied, appears to-day tn q shape d. most official IL is said, also. that aiF. Ban- croft will take the place either of Mr. Me- Lane, at London, or of Mr. King, at Paiis. We have oiica before expressed our opinion of Mir Bancroft, whom we regard as one of the most distinguished men of the United States. We believe shat his services will be emnently useful 10 his country wherever he may be placed, but we should learn with pe- culiar qualification lEat he had been selected as the representative of the American nation

 n France. Tppersonal considerations which would reflect high honor in France upon the ceanlry represented by him, and to a sound uess of judgment which raises him above the influence of prejudice or partialiiy. Mir Ban- croft anites that familiarity wiih our lan- guage which has now become indispensable lo an important diplomatic position and isi- iluence in Europe. This conaiderasion, sub- ordinate as il may appear to be, is, ,n fact, of great importance, and Il constitutes with as aS addi,ional reason for desiring that Mr. Bancroft nay be chosen to take the place ot Mir King ."---Usiea.