From the Journal du Commerce.
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INSURANCE AGAINST WAR.--What We yesterday announced as probable, has alrea- dy happened. Letters received from Lon- don of the 24lh instant, announce rise upon the premium on insurance against war, which makes the premium on our ships going from French ports to tie United States, exactly the same rate as is charged by inc insurance offices in this capital.

 PARIS, Dec. 2.-A letter of the 27th ut. from Montreuil, says: "Oar coast Is in a state of agitation. A considerable levy of men for the navy IS being made in all the maritime arrondsements. Ne do not yet know the number, but the Administration detains every effective man, from IS to 36 years of age, who has not served.n

 PARIS, Dec. 1.-The Renouateur says i: "M. Bois le Comte, the most supple of dlp- lomatists, is immediately 10 set out for the United States. on d mission to President Jackson. Ii IS to be hoped thai NJ. Bois le Conte will be more successful than he In his mission to Mehemet Ali Tn I833.'

 he Imperial states that no fewer than fiteen ships of the line aud fifteen frigates have been ordered to be armed and equip ped for active service.

 PARIS, Nov. 30.--The Eclaireus. oI Toulen of the 25th instant, announces tha, the Maritime Prefect had received orders ] by Telegraph for eduppips and arming. the