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OUR MINISTER IN FRANcR.-We make the following extract from a letter of young and hlghly intelligent American, now visit 10 Europe. IL is the more gratifying, ss comng from one, who sn his political sentiments. decidedly opposed to Mr. King:

 "Our Minister, Mir. King. ir very much esieem- ed heie and am proud say fully sustains. by the purity o his character, the hrmness of his conduct, and te strength of hIs fine intellect, the hnnor oi the American name. His health has suffered much from attacks of Iheumaism materially aggravated by lhr climate, winch is very difficult for foreigner and especially South.rner, as he is, to bear; and this rather on account of its variable and in per- petua humidity, than from the seyert" ot it's winter. He has frequently expressed an anxiety to return home, and occupy himself with the more peaceful en- ip,menls Of his extensive plantation in Alamna 1; but the President has only answered these arplica- tions hy his sympalhies, and his enreales thai he should renain, assuring him on each occaSiot, that SC important Il situation could not spare so able a man. This 10 our diplomatic representative IS no little compliment, coming aa il does from inc oracle uf an administration, which boasts among its ranks many of he ahlest statesmen in ll,e country. The President has at last, hear, reluctantly yielded to bis request, but in such way as 10 induce Mr.hins to sat rice his own wishes still further, and rena III year longer, Were his health perfectly good, an persuaded, happily is he siOaled in other respects he would continue to occupy his elevated position with great isiactinn; but heahh know, IS t0G 1 important 10 be GtgccIed; and lhis he feels mes

 seriously. His popularit, Is much increased ny h'i 1 mingHg often with society, and e'ery where mos

 flyorall, representing hy the courtesy of his na lure, and the polish Oi his nahncrs."