NEw-YORK, Feb. I9. GREAT NEWS.
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French Minister Recaiied-AmericaR Minister Dis- nsiSssd- Wariks Measures by France-Our pilot boat 0p last night, having boarded the packet ship Orpheus 20 mies south of the Hook. The Orpheus sailed from Liverpool on Sunday the 18th. London papers the 17h January inclusive, containing Paris dates of the l4lh, received.

 These dates are eight days later from London, and four days later from Paris than those previously receiv ed.

 The news is of the highest possible interest, and of greater mpor'ance than any mat mas been received country, and the American Minister had taken his passports and about, or had taken hIs departure for England. This step Is c9nsdered m Europe as !" pearances are we cannot believe that localities will commence.

 The ,dings vii, be received throughout our country will, astoniahnent and sincere regret We have g'V- em extracts from the English Journals sensible that every line even the specuaons oi the press, VIII pc read with profound attention.

 From khe London Morning Post of Friday Jun. 10.

 An extraordinary express has brought US the whole of the Paris Journals of "Wednesday. The MoOHenr publishes in its official part the following important | article. l "The King has recalled M. Serrnrier, his Minister at Washington. The Minister for F"reign Affairs has notified the resolution to the MG'ser o' tne O' states al Paris informing him at the same time that the pass ports which he may be in need of, n consequence oI | that communication, are al his disposal. ., "In execution of the engagements entered into ny France ll,e Project of Law relative 10 the American claims will be o-m0rrOw to the Chamber of Deputies clause will bs added to i., intended 10 protect (garan,r) eventually such French interests as might be e"dangered." N

 The Jnurna des Debass inserts the foregoing arti- cle the impe nding publication of which, having been rumored on Tuesday eveing IS noticed in most of the other Journals of Wednesday, morning. The Temps cannot persuade itself Iha, the Bill will be presented | 10 the Deputies. "H is this evening affffmed," says the National, " that the Moniteur of tomorrow morning IS 10 an- nounce iha. Mir. Livingston, the American Minister, has received his passports, and that M Serrur'er, Minister of France n ihe United Slaes has been re- called War is therefore declared Blu, at the same

 time that the Royalty of the 7h of August g Nes such satisfaction outraged dignity, il orders its Minis fers to present. alier tomorrow, the Chamber of Deputies, the Treaty with the United States, and in rhe course of eight days peace will be made" Our Paris eso ndent observes that the Al"n'tenrs an- nouncement has excited more dersion than alarm.