FROM FRANCE.
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The packet ship Francis lst. Capt Cast off. has arrived at New York from Havre, bringing advices from Paris to the evening of the 12th of March. We subjoin few extracts from the papers brought by this ar rival, although the dates are no later than those previously received by way of London.

 The French ministry has not yet been formed; considerable difficulty is experi- enced by the King in forming his new cabinet. A number of distinguished men have refused to serve. M. de Sade, in the chamber of Deputies, in speaking on a motion relative to ministerial explanations withrespect to the dissolution of the cabinet, observed the present appearance of affairs was calculated to justify the reproach that the constitution of France was all adapted to the exigencies of the country.

 The Paris Temps of the lth promises that M. Dumon would, in he course of ten or twelve days, make his report upon the law relative to the American Indemnity.