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Colonel William R. King was passenger |pn board the Great Britain when sine was |wsseked. The colonel had been minister of She United States to the court of France, wheuce he was recalled .. his own request. &le had yeached Liverpool. aad was to em-

 ,azk ia the packet-ship New York on the e1 October, and would probably arrive in this ,oantry by the list November. The Union

 psstoWs this warm but merited praise upon

 soL King. ssNo minister has discharged

 sis dasy to hts own country, aud the coun- |3y to which he was sent. more satisfactorily Eo hoth, thaf has been done by col. King.

 5is kindness and hospitality to Americans 5eho have visited Paris daring his residence

 here, have been the subject of frequent and knsefal acknowledgmenLn--.E o. Courier.