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c. NJ. CLAY.-Leringion--Briiish and French
opinions.--Thc Paris correspondent of tho M.
,onui IntelIigencer, wri,esus follows, under date
Of lst October.


Most Of the London parrrs have rung all the
changes on the affair of Mr.. Cassus NJ. Clay.
whom they create a brother Of Mr.. Henry Clay.
1t is diiItren.iy tr.aled by several Of the PARIS
editors. Homicide, they remark. is not murder.
in case of se!-dcience; the same principle OBJ
tains in favor of communities situated as are the
American slave holding States with tcntold lnrce.
The liberty Of the press like every other liberty.
is subject to instant repression. when it is rendered
extreme license. threatening the public safety
with extreme dangers. Such is the F,cnch view.
An American who reads the letter in the British
Anti-SIavery Reporter. concerning the Lexington
case; must feel. if he BE- inclined to blame the pro.
ceedings, as if he combined with mortal foes to
his country and race.