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Government is mcditating the establishment ofa line of steam packets between New York and iIayre. Nj. D'Auhigny, captain in the French Navy, is now in New York, for the purpose of making some primary arrangements in the matter. He intends to visit oui principal seaports, and also examine the steamers Mississippi and Missouri, previous to returning to his country. The French Journal in New York; in rela- ton to this enterprise, remarks;--

 NJ. D'Aubigny is of opinion that tie closc of lS42 may be assigned the time at which first line of four stean packets, between Hayre and New York, may be put in operation. The vessels, which are already in forward state of progress, to be of the war model but constructed to admira- bly,, in time of peace, for the transport of goods and ihe conveyance of passengers They will be com handed by officers of the navy; their capacity is to be about 12oO tons, and their power 600 horses.