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THE French MEETING THIS EVENING. For
the first time since TIE patriotic Lafayette lad
aside the sword which esrnsd such glory in the
war of the American Revolution, the French ciii-
xens of this country have now stepped forward In
TO the political arena, and announce meeting al
the corner of Lspenard street this evening,
for the purpose Of deliberating whether Mr.. Clay
or Mr. Polk is best entitled to their suffrages This
is another new element in the present contest, and
1t is one Of no mean value and Importance. The
French adopted citizens number many thousands,
and their vote must exercise powerful influence.
As the probability is that most, if not all the
speeches and proceedings will be in the French
language, we shall send both French and English
reporters, and if possible, give full account next
morning.