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Algicrs,-The French Government maniiestS no disposition to abandon Agers on the contrary, il Is proposed by General Clausel to make it free port and married officers offered free passages if

 they are disposed to settle in that place. This expe- ri'ncnt to coonise northern Africa with Europeans, should have fair trial before it is abandoned. The soil and climate are healthy and productive; provi- slons cheap and great facilities open to trade. The Beys of the interior continue to exercise their ori- ginal powers and the Arabs in considerable num- bers, hang about Algiers, and prevent the French from penetrating the interior of the country When however it shall be apparent that the army is not to be withdrawn nor the place abandoned the Mussul- men will come to terms, and the cosny will be tram quil and prosperous.-N. Y. C0ur. < Enq.