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There seems now to be doubt whether the French Chamber of Deputies will pass the indemnity bill. At the last dates, the Committee appointed for that purpose, had reported favorably on it, and 1t was under discussion. M, Bignon had offered an amendment, reducing the amount to be ap- proprated, from 9 to l2 millions of francs. The amendment was favorably received by the Chambers, and should 1t be adopted, there must be war, Ifthere is, we owe t to the Message of the President--but more to the letters of Mr. Livingston, which have been published and received in France. 4 war, because we have sent two bungling diploma lists to France, would be very consoling,