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PUBLIC FEELING IN RELATION TO "ANNEN- ALTON" IN FRANcE.--J. T. Wymbs, Esq, bearer of dispatches from the American Min ister, in Paris, 10 our Secretary of State, ar rived in the Cambria, reports that in the po- ltical salons of the French metropolis, public opinion Is decidedly in favor of the annexation of Texas to the U. States, notwithstanding the apparent opposition manifested by the ''Temps'' fFmes,) organ of that government. We place confidence in this statement, as we know Mir. Wymbs intimately we'll; and his long residence in France, with his close con nection with the liberal distinguished polit- ical men ill the Chamber of Deputies, gives him superior opportunities ofjudging correct ly on all matters of national import He has, much to his credit, for several years, been pressing upon that body the necessity oftheir using their influence to bring about a rednc- ton Of the Tariff on American produce; and he considers the matter now ill a decidedly good train; believing as he does, that the members from the wine and manufacturing districts will eventually force the ministers to take the matter into serious consideration, and doubtless induce them, in their next ses- sion of the Chambers, to make propositions to our government that will he mutually ad- vantagcous to both countries.--.N I. Pie beian.