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We learn from the public prints, that tho Notifications in the harbours of Boston and New fork have heen placed ii ii q stst- oi f defence; that thousand barrels of powder have been contracted for, 10 be delivered at the latter place by the fourth of next March. and that General Wood, Inspector General oi inc United States Army, is inspecting tho lorflilcations in the southern quarter of thu onlon. These preparations seem to indi- cate that serious difficulties are expected to result from the present unsettled state of our relations with France. What the precise condition of our affairs with that nation is. will not be known until Congress assemblies. of one thing, however, all may rest assur- ed-the President will do nothing inconsis- tent with the honor and the true interests of the nation.-L Louisville Advertiser.