From the National Intelligencer.
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Nothing shows more plainly the change wrought in public sentiment in France, than the manner in which the National Guard are, on all public oc- casions, treated by the regulars. Dur ing the reign of Napoleon, the troops of the line nourished and showed the greatest contemptfor the citizen-soldier, now they strive who most shall do them honor. Verify the schooln,aster ss d. broad, although his scholars have, as yet, only acduired the alphabet, and will find out, ere long, that much more remains to be learned than, in the intox- icanono of their first draught of the wa ters of knowledge, they are willing to own. s m.