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 Below will be found some very geniesl abuse of

 this country, from the French metropolitan press.

 The countrymen of Napoleon are probably the bra-

 vest and politest peoplen the world, but they will

 get'offended sometimes, and then they are as bitter

 as John Bull or his hIreling book-makers. The

 cause of this abuse is the new tariff law passed by

 the extra session. which the French press insists is

 violation of former treaties between the two cou-

 tries. The method ~f revenge theyspropose, is, by

 retaliatiye measures, such giving encouragement

 to the growth of cotton in, other countries, To this

 end they commend the project of England to supply

 her manufactories from the agriculture of Ind,a.

 .,r -- .,rs.iif From the Courier Frnncaise.

 s' The North Americans naturally quarrel

 people, They have scarcely got out of the dis

 pute which had arisen between them and the Eng

 fish, (te affair of McLeot) than ,they coinience

 tariff war against France. Aswe ioresaw, the rev.

 enue bill, whclrlmposes minimum customs dotyiof 20 per cent, and which mad been adopted by both houses, has receivedthc sanction of tke Presisnt.

 This man, who had just refused, upon scruples welt ill founded. his approbasioao of the creation ofa national bank has iot found in his const.ence any motive fer the rejection of bill fkhichis ah is-l guised inracton of the stipulation of the treaty of

 1881. The American government foilows.tbe esam- pie oftiat of England; it seems to think that if ls exempt from the observance of good faith ints reia- tons with foreign countress We are not the hrsttb

 make this grave accusation; it has been set up in the federal conress M sIngefsoii, dephy of Pennsy yyana, sad S' Before the treaty has expired, and with notice of only three weekss wessmpose heavy duties upon the wines and silks of Frahce- and put n sudden, not dishonest check upon all the commercial relations, the coRtimation and extension of which she hadta right toexpect. If this be just

 ii is sharp justice fl it be legal, is 1t pulitcl The United States have given alrght to go much fur t,er than Mfr. Ingersol and to affirm what he inti. mates. The conduct of the ministry whieh'proPosed this law, Of the Chambers who adopted it, Aud of the President who sanctioned it, was dishonest towards France They have violated solemn treaty, and troddeu principle of every kind under foot. It has been decided that the tariff shall be in force from the first of September last and time has not been gi- ments and orders on the duties of the old tariff, to countermand or wind up their operations. There has been more equity in the relations of the gov ernment with individuals than with nation to which the United States owe their independence, and which has been for sixty years their most faithful ally The United States have fallen sadly from their re- nowa for morality, which, at the cournencement of | their career, rendered them popular among nations. mad bgotry. there, as in England, controls the in 2, p'SS feeling The seaesoss a elevate the character of ton, appear appeared forever from this generation of statesmen formed in the school of Washington, The habits of the Americans become at once brutal and se6ah.-'f Failures and, murders increase to falarming extent. The natiqa en inasse has twice become bankrupt toi its European creditofs The history the Bank of the United States presents the disgusting spectacle of dishonest managers puaderng their shsrehoTers after having chsated foregneriI The people of the United States attempt acquire riches, the Arabs of the desert run after booty Mora anarchy polit- ica anarchy commercial anarchy. such Is the ncred ibIe posiiioa of the United States. Every aaion of Europe has its core. z England has the poor law and the corn law. oppression, which in Great Brit ain comes from the arisisascys sin Germany and Po- land comes from the. 9oversment.. In France, the emeaas of Clermont has revealed the social hareds and sources off anarchy, which for the future. But pp where iseyjl soi deep and universal

 in the Uuited States. Demoralization has there V.