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In the Paris and London papers letters from Vienna have appeared, in which mention is made of free conversation at court between the young Napoleon and Marshal Marmont, Duke of Raguss, so notorious for his concx- ion with the Bourbons since the date of the French Emperor's fall. The story of the conversation is confirmed; and it is further stated that Marmont has written to Paris, an enthusiastic account of the intellectual and personal endowments of the young Duke, adding, that all would be over with the pre- sent King of France and his dynasty, the day on which the intelligent, spirited and grace full youth should shew himself in Paris Far from representing Marmont, he told him that he knew his name to be associated with the great exploits of his father, and considered him as having been afterwards subject to fa- tality, and not traitor.-Nat. Gag.