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 :. The appointment of the new ministry in France, if we may believe in the correctness of the statements received by the packet ship Francois l.. is an event we'll calculated to a. waken serious reflections on the part of Amer ican citizens, and may. if confirmed, not only tend to compIicate the indemnity question. but eventually involve the two countries in ac- tual hostile collisiOn-a consequence of the strong language contained in the Presidents Message.

 . Let Us for moment examine the materials of which the influential members of the new French Cabinet are composed.

 MGret. (Duc de BassanO,) President of the Council. is a man of first rate talents, second only in diplomacy to TalIeyrand, whom he replaced after that minister's disgrace in Ma poleOn's reign. and continued in office during the whole period Of that extraordinary char acter's evenlful career. His principles. inhal. ed in the imperial school, are lOny and un- compromising extremely susceptible when French honor OT dignity is concerned. he will Tspsl with the tact of . patriot any inSinuatiOn