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We have received letter by the Great West
ern, from our correspondent in Paris, of the 7th
inst We shall publish it to- o-morrow. He speaks
Of the political reforms which Prussia is about to
introduce by the constitution promised to her sub
jects, and Of the signs which seem to promise a
weakening Of the ties that have recently bound
France to Great Britain. "Thus it seems that we
are on the eve of very important changes, and that
Notwithstanding the threatening appearance Of the
heavens, the storm which menaced us will blow
over il ourselves are not deficient in fortitudc and
courage" He says, "the King Of the French con-
unues personally to take as much interest in Amer
ica and the Americans ever, though unfortunate
ly M. Guizot continues his reserve. NJ Theirs,
whose opinions will in the end be facts, because il
is impossible to prevent his ultimate succession to
the ministry, is firm in his views as regards the
United States and a large portion Of conservatives
share in that respect the opinion of the minister
Of March, ls40."