FRANCE AND HAITI.
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The editors ofthe New York Courier have received the Port au Prince Tele- graph of the I2th June, containing the correspondence between the ConsUi General of France and the Govern ment, in relation to the existing difficult ties between the two countries.

 By letter of the 2d June, the Con- sul General M. Mollicn, requires to know from the President whether he willing to rii.tiiifi rii.ttiifyi ."o treaties signed st Paris on the 2d April, and states his in- ability to alter their condition i'll any way. He asks an answer to forward 1t 10 France by II. piehea, in the fsieate La Junon. The Secretary General, in reply to the 4th June, says, the Presi- dent has determined not to ratif them, and that the motives of his refusal will be communicated to the French Gov ernmentb by despatciies transmitted tliifo the mediumof NJ. pichon.

 The Consul General on the same day answers that as the motives of this refu- sal cannot in any way be admitted by France, M. Pichon will not take charge of the despatches, and that the Presi- dent viii please to find another oppor- unity to forward them.

 lie concludes by recommending to the protection of the President, such

 renehmen as business eompels 10 re main at Port all priscc. although he .aa advised fen to depart Upon this the President has issued aprocla-