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will share n my desire ,ha, this difference should ter minae in a manner equally honorable to two great natiOns.'

 There is scarcely an item of news from any other part of Europe worth extracting.

 LATER NEWS.

 The New-York Star of Saturday evening las: has the following. The intelligence is brought by the ship Andrew, with dates from Liverpool to the 9th January. and from Paris to the Eth.

 OURDIFFERENCES WITH FRANCE SETTLED.

 In gives more than ordinary pleasure to inform readers and the country at large, that France has consented pay the first inslalment the Indem pity Treaty without recurrence the mediation, and that all differences with ancient ally and friend, happily terminated, and nothing is Jeff, in any shape, to affect commercial intercourse, those good feelings which should ever exist be- tween two nations endeared by many early and valuable recoectons. To our French friends in par ticuIar. who exceedingly desirous ofpeace, and who have gone with in efforts to see it cere congratulations.

 special messenger, from the Sr. Andrew has pro- eeeded to Washington with the intelligence. Extract of letter from N M RotEschild, dated Lon

 don, January &h, to Messrs. /. L. &r s. Joseph tS

 G. cf !his city:

 "The message of your Presiden. haa produced a, Paris as favorable effect could be desired upon the question with which France has been variance with your Government, and am happy to inform you that the French Government now prepared lo make the payment, on accoun, of the indemnity, applied for. All kinds O( stocks and American secu- rites will experience the benefits of this resui,.' Extract from Baron de Rothschads letter. dated Pa

 ris, 7M January, addressed Co Messrs J. (. < g. JO

 Ssph k Co. Nelo- York.

 "We lei, much obliged for your kind attention in sending the message. and have the greatest pleas ure in announcing to you that that 6ocumen so ad- Inrable for the consiaerae, dign and consolidating manner n which il presents the facts bearing the point about which 60 much anxiety was felt all aides, has produced here thc orabe sensation 'n every quarter, raised the scrupes of this Govern Me"t and determined them 10 inform yours, ,hro the English Cabinet that they ready ulf! the fnan ca, as well the other clauses of the treaty without delay. We expect soon 10 receive the instalments due, aud have doub, that this happy resu, will be received by the American nation " h much joy as il has created generally here"

 Extract of 9 letter, dated Lioerpool Jan. g., 1885.

 The Presidents message has settled the matter with France. The explanation there given is considered as fully equivalent iO that which the wounded honor oi France demanded and, learn from London, this morning, that at an early period, the French ministry wl recommend to the Chambers that the money he paid.

 TalIevrand is said to he at his last gasp. Tine bulk of his property he left lo Madem'le de la Perigord daughter ol Madame la DuChesse de Dino, Taliey- rand's niece.

 The las, New-Haven Herald published an extrac, ot letter from Georgia paper, aHd remarks that son of Judge Gould, tof LtchfeId,) who was engaged in action with the Indians in Florida it IS supposed killed. This is so. Judge Gould of,his town has son in Georgia, bu, he has gone into Flori- da. The person alluded to is probably son of Judge Gould, of St. Augustine.

 Pennsylpania.--We have .oien asked ourselves within few days, what ,oH be the fate of old Penn sylvanal To what awful destiny will Andrew the lst cOnsign her False, aposlate subject to tear the fair feat so cruelty the great absorbing end ofa reign glorious to eclipse, wantony the splendor of B. chievement, compared with which the conquess of Alexander, and the Battle ofNew- Orleans, shriak iO- 10 utter insigni6cance! This is cruel, but not the worst-to restore @ to the pros,ra.e Monster, which m his desolating progress shall crash the hopes and prospects e "y soeH 6eioped aud only Son ;" this thts is hard indeed Oh Martin, my son, my son. would thou hadst never been born! But Mr. Editor figure asde is not passing strange that old Demo- cratic Pennsylvania, the State that aided % efficient Iy in eevang the present Executive to office. sho,,d be the first thwar he governing purpose of his Al ministralionf Probably ihis noiw hs and;ng ,ha almost resistless influence of the Executive aad his nnumerable subordnates the legislature of that state has rechar;ered the United States Bank! Now if this be 90, thousands of Gen. JacksoD's former adherents in that State have been brbed, (which is iner ibe) must have become convinced that the Presi- dents charges against that Institution have been false his attacks have been malicious. Van Buren, lsm in Pennsylvania must be looking uP-and for the obvious reason, tha as we sometimes say, "is back iS uRdeT." E.