SPIRIT OF TIE FRENCH REVUE AMEIaCAINE IN


PARIS, &c. &c.
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SPIRIT OF THE FRENCH REVUE AMEI1CAINE IN


PARIS, &c. &c.


1t gives pleasure lay before our readers the follow
ing Extract from Mr. LIE yasseurs letter The information
which this respectable and particular friend Of Gen. la
Fayete communicates Of the public mind in France, We
interesting. No plan seems better calculated to dse
through France and over the Continent, the blessings OF
the free Institutions Of America, Than the which he
describes We trust that the Revue Amercane will re.
ceve The liberal contributions of the New World and the
support OF the Old Richmond Enquirer.
Eatract Of letter from Mr.. lie Tasspur, uritten


at La Grange in June, 1885, to a friend IN Yir


ginia.


II has been long time, my Dear Sir, since
have intended to converse with you--but every day
have been compelled to postpone till to- morrow,
what friendship and gratitude were imper atvely
and Immediately claiming at my hands have pot
lost the remembrance OF your kindness for me, du
ring our too short residence amongst our good
friends OF Virginia, and can forget the hap.
piness of meeting one of our old friends on the ru
ms OF Yorktown. Often, is that glorious iete the
subject oil our conversation, and your name comes
always naturally to be associated with the express
sions OF our unbounded satisfaction.


will not enter into any details respecting &c.
'ightiul Ffance-he people are ever good gene rous
enthusiastic, in the love of all that is great. Our
Journals have already informed you of their noble
exertions in favor Of the Greeks. Every day grea,
numbers OF Frenchmen are sailing, animated, by
the ambition Of shedding their blood for those de.
voted martyrs OF liberty. This generous and gen
era zeal public opinion supported and tncourag.
ed by the councils. the applauses aud the example
OF the women. You know that they are always to
be iound In France, whenever good action is to be
performed: they at this moment, at The head of
every subscription, solicitation and enerprizc in ia
vor oil the Greeks. The more distressing is the in
telligence respecting that unfortunate nation, the
more is the zeal Of our ladies' increased their oou.
rage is equal to their commiseration. Oh, INV
dear friend, at this exhibition of the qualities of the
national virtues which shine so corspicuousy. have
We not great cause TO be proud The heart beats
with pleasure.


4 ne cesire to make our countrymen acquainted
with what is beautiful, simple and admirable in the
institutions of the United States, has suggested ar
laea' which appears happy one, and will obtain,
sincerely hope, your appreciation. 1t is the publica
ton OF monthly Journal the Reyue .4mpricaine. q
periodical paper Of from eight to ten sheets Of let
Ter press whose special purpose is to demonstrate
~ JactS. the immense advantages of the system in
troduced In your country. and to make the Euro
peans more exactly acqualn ed with the happy re
suits which such wise institutions have procured to
the United States. 1t will be our cndeayor 10 lax.
advantage OF all the discoveries in The sciences, man
uiactures and agriculture which enrich the i've