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We translate the following address of the French Central Committee in fa- vor of the Poles, to the electors of France, from the supplement to the Courier Francais of the lst ofJune last: ssGeulemeu: Preparatory assemblies are taking place among you, Tn order 10 fx your choice between the different candid ales for the deputation; the day of elec- ton will. also. soon arrive, and you will meet in order to give Deputies to France. We imagine, gentlemen, that we should be conforming to your feelings by asking of you to cause these different meetings to result profitably for the Polish cause. 1t IS not necessary for us to explain to the flower U'eIitel of the French nation the right which our Polish brethren possess to onr affection. It is ise desire of all Tn France who are the friends of honor and their country, to seize every opportunity ofshowing to the world our admiration of Poland, and our wishes for her triumph.-- By this strong claim, the committee has seckoned on your cooperation. They propose to you to open subscriptions, the produce of which shall be destined to aid the cause of the Polish heroes, in the dreadful contest which they are waging SC goriously It will not be useless to unite with the nomination ofmen who are about to give Constitution to France, an ac- ton scryiceable to that generous nation who are contending so courageousiy fo' independence and liberty

 This address is signed by seventy four of the most eminent names of mod ern fralce, including that of the patsi Rssch of i:berty--i4ArAyErrE.