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A correspondent of the New York Republic,
writing from Paris under date Of the 10Th Of Sep.
tember, says: The new American Min lister, Mr..
William r. King, has lately taken possession of
splendid suite of apartments in the Faubourg
St. Germain. He is a gentleman of liberal for.
tune and hospitabe tastes, and will, doubtless give
cordial reception to his follow counlrymen whom
he may meet abroad. He is greatly esteemed by
all who have come in contact with him. His first
dinner in his new residence was given few days
since, when many Of distinguished cilizens
now in Paris were present. The host was all af
liability and the entertainment recherche and pro-
fuse. The guests were most agreeably impressed
by the unexceptionabe nature of both, and left
highly gratiied at the cvies kindly bestowed.
A great number Of Americans have visited Paris
this summer; rs many as forty at one time have


been seen on the list at NIarvie's Hotel, Rue de
Rvoli.
DR.. Martin, the Secretary of Logation,i is in
high favor with his countrymen-his amiabe


manners and remarkable intelligence both contrib
ute to this result. Tho Minister and his Secre-
tary were very hat,erngy received by his Majes-
ty and the Royal Family at thesuburban mansion
of the King, at Nueilly, few evenings since,
quite en- famiHe. The King greatly delights to
display his kindly sentiments, towards America,
and did SO on this as on all occasions.