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THR PERSPECTIVE FRENCH REvoLurtox-"Ls Ls Noalesr," q PaHisan journal. pa5iishea daFIng the time Of the revolgtion which ended n fhe over throw of ihe Bourbon thFoEE, and ultimately placed Napoieon al the head of inc French nziiou is about 10 be printed Ii appeared from day 10 day daring that eseOtsui period. Ii is to be an exact fae se of the original paper inciUing even inc advertise ments. This viii be better history than any that can now be written, as each number of seeh pa- per bears upon il the impress of the day ca which it was put forth; slowing the causes which led ;he nation step by step from tue ex;rsne of nonarchca despotisn 10 that of the scarcely rilder desPotism which, under the name of liberty. ruled with rod of iron.

 The ideaof re- producing the AaEttear Of the Feso- iuticnzry period is novel eboRgh, but if scarcely can be nisapprehended- The symptoms of diseon- tent prevail tc such degree under the rule of the .scitizea king" that revelation may occur as im- portsHt in is character and consequences az The ''tsrTible' one of I7s0. The public aipd of France is daily receiving through books newspapers. sSc- the food of preparation towards that end. Indeed there st any pubic period in her history signs more favorable 10 general nPheaying of the nation than TOW present themselves. The revola- tionary element Is maturing rapidly, and sooner q later the explosion must take place, whether panied by violence co-eqaal with that of i7s0. es more mildly constituted. time only will show

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