Important from France.
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French Brig of War arrived for the recall cf the French Minister.-Our news boat boarded the French brig of war D'Assas. Capt. Daguene, yesterday at II A. M. thirty miles south east of Sandy Hook. The D'Assas sailed from Brest on the goth of January. and has consequently brought five or six days lat CT news than we have received from France, via England. She has come expressly with despatches, and as is reported, for the recall of the French Minister, and the Capt. states he has no French papers, or if he has. he de- clined giving our news collector any. This is. at this iuncture, deeply to be regretted. as the French Minister will have six days later intel iIgehce than the public or our government.- That period of time may be most portentous. We must therefore remain in ignorance until we have an arrival. Within that short peri od, the French Chambers may have passed, or refused the bill for the American indemnity.

 At this particular time, when the session of Congress must close within a few days. it is most calamitous, that the French Minister should be in possession of, no doubt. ;npor- tant facts five or six days later. We're our acquainted with the true state of political affairs when this vessel left, 1t is more than probable it would change the whole course of measures that may be adopted.-

 We now hope more than ever that we may have an arrival before Congress rises, that will at least give us the state Of affairs to the time of sailing of this vesscl.-N. y. Ado.