Foreign Intelligence.

From the London Sun, April S.
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We have received the following piece
of information from a quarter well ac-
quainted with what is passing on the Con-
tinent; SO, for this reason, we attach con-
siderable importance to it:


"It is confidently stated here, (Paris) in
the diplomatic circles, that some of the
leading continental powers have already
come to decision on the important ques-
tion of the recognition of the independence
of Brazil, and that one of them is actually y
contemplating the arrangement Of com
mercial treaty with that empire"


The power more particularly alluded to
in the preceding paragraph, no doubt is
Austria, as the family alliance existing be-
tween that country and the Brazilian En-
peror has always been serviceable to the
interests of the latter.


The following extract of a Paris letter,
also contains an important piece OF Mer-
camille information and is derived from a
source equally respectable:


"Peope in France are by no means sat
is6ed with the bad reception we at pre-
sent meet with in Hayti, and it is conf
IDENTIFY expected that the coffee of that isl
and which has hitherto been admitted un-
der French duties, will be now subjected
to the payment of the same rates as if i'm
ported from foreign colony. tits ever
added that no more clearances are to be
given to vessels wishing to 60 thi;her; ant
in short, there is so strong cabal raised
by the old colonists, and the campaign il
Spain has elated our army and navy Sc
much, that it would not be astonishing t,
see an expedition sent against St. Domin
go. although do not suppose the Duk
d'Angouleme would command It,"