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WASHINGTON IRvING.-The Paris correspond
ent of the Intelligence says that direct intelll
gence had been received from Mr.. Irving. He
had so far recovered from the malady with which
ne was confined for several weeks as to be able
to pass days abroad on his feet and in his car
mage, observing the popular excitement aad the
preparations for defence. He felt not the least
apprehension for himself: indeed even the British
ladies looked TO his hotel for refuge in case of an
assault from the troops at the gates