AMERICAN MINISTER'S ABROAD.
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Il is said that Mr.. McLane thinks TO return Ia
the United States in September and after the very
efficient service he has rendered to his country in
London, we should think him entitled to consult
his own wishes.


We understand, also, that Mr. King, our excel.
lent minister in Paris, wishes to return to the Unit
ed States. We regret to see that his health has
been delicate. A Paris correspondent of the
Charleston Courier" says, that "Mr, King has
esn suffering much oflate from chronic disease to
which he is subject but is better, and does not
mean to abandon his post temporarily until the lat,
Ter part Of July.n