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It appears to me that it may be expected
of the government to settle on La Fayette as
an annuity the interest of one hundred thou-
sand dollars for his life, to confer on him the
rank, pay, and emoluments of a Lieutenant
General, or of General, in our service and
by way of demonstrating, in the eyes of Eu--
rope, the substantial and national nature OF
our enthuiasm, to send him upon special
mission either to the Court of London or that
of St. Petersburg.-This last step would have
the further effect of giving encouragement to
the liberal politicians of Europe, while it
could not fairly give umbrage even to the
members of the Holy Alliance.


LELIUS.