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National Courtesies.-We learn from
correspondent III France, that our Minister.
General Cass was invited to spend few
days with the Kng and royal family a; the
Palace of Fountaihbeau; and that three
Young American officers-hIessrs Eusiis,
Turner, and Kearney-who have been sent
to France TO attend course Of instruction
at the cavalry school at Saumar, arrived
there at the same time, towitness the milf
tary mannuvres at the great camp which
has been formed there. They were present.
ted to the King by Gen. Cass, and invited
to dine with the royal family, and treated
with much kindness The King gave os-
defs that horses should be provided, that
they might accompany him to the great re-
view and sham battle which took place
Such attentions ought to be known, as they
evince what the King feels to testify his
regard towards the Americans, and of which
many of our countrymen have beea the
Witnesses at Paris. Globe.