Late from France.
NEW YORK, Sept H.

 The arrival of the Helen, Capt. Cobb, at this port yesterday morning, from Liverpool, with London and Liverpool dates to Aug. ', and Paris news to the 9th. has brought the cheering advices of the suspicious progress of tho revoiu- ton. Theimportantfaets appear to be the unanImity of the French people in favor of Liberty, which rendered the situation of Charles hopeless one in the country which he has proved him. self so badly qualified to govern. The different cities of the Kingdom present. ed aprospect to the absolute monarch quite as appalling as Paris. fingers shut it's gates against Charles; Tours. Lyons, Rheims, raised the tri colored flag; and the King was hourly deserted by his followers at Rambuillet. As his only resource was abdication, the Par isians, resolved not to give llm his own time even for that fact, but were pres sing on him in force, to drive him from the French Territory. He sent up to Paris a formal abdication of the Throne, for himself and the Dauphin, in favor of his grandson the young Duke of Bor- deaux, son of the Duke of Berri. wflo was assassinated about the year 1920.

 The Chambers Assembled August 3d-were addressed on the opening by tha I;apt General of the Nafion. Duke of Orleans, and the acts css ahdi. cation formally laid befeTe the Cham bers. The Chasnhers proceeded to or. ganization and formed the various Du- reasx. Tine King, feeling himself nn- safe uader the protection of his person. al friends, applied to the Provisional Governmeat for protection, which was immediately granted, and under the