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Washington, Sept. II, 1853. Thos. P. Barton, Esq. &c.

 SIR-So much time will have elapsed be- fore this despatch can reach you, since the passage of the law by the French Chambers placing at the disposition of the King the funds to fillfi the treaty with the United States, that 1t Is presuaed the intention el the French Government, will have been by that time disclosed. 1t Is proper, therefore, n the opinion of the President, that you should receive your last instructions in rela- tion to 1t. It has always been his intention that the Legation of the United States should leave France if the treaty were not fulfilled. You have been suffered to remain after the departure of Mr. Livingston, under the ex- pectation that the Government of France would see in all that has occurred It's obliga- iion to proceed forth ,sstl. to the flfilment of It, as soon as funds were placed in it's hands. Ifthis expectation is disappointed, you must ask for your passports and return to tYe Uni- ted States. If no movement has been made on the part of France, and no intimation giv- on to you or to the bunker of the United States, who is the authorised agent ot the Treasury, to receive the instalments due, of the time that payment will be made, you are instructed to call upon tie Duke de Broglie, and request to be informed what are the in- tentions of the Government in relation to it, stating that you do sol by orders of your Gop- ernment and with a view to regulate your conduct by the information you may receive from him. In the present agitated state of France, it is the particular desire of the Pre- sident that your application should be made in the most eoncilatoFy tone, and your inter- view with the Duke as marked by expressions as coming from your Government of great per sonal respect for that Minister, and ofan anx- ious desire for the welfare of tie King of France. 1.-the Duke should inform you that the money is to be paid on any fixed day, you will remain in France; otherwise you will apply for your passports, and state the rea- son to be that the treaty of indemnity has not been executed by France.

 The President especially directs that you should comply with these instructions so early that the result may be known before the meeting of Congress, which takes place on the 7th of December next.

 l am, sir, your obedient servant.

 JOHN FORSYTH.