POSTSCR1 PT.
SATURDAY. THE Foreign intelligence received this morning consists chiefly of ru- mours. It is plain that matters are in a very uneasy state in France. The Court party use threatening language, and declare that Louis PHILIP is prepared for a coup d Clot, which will not fail when he di- rects it. There are symptoms of a renewal of the connexion of latnate with the King ; and the insubordination of the army renders the accession of SOULT to the Government absolutely necessary, in the opinion of many persons of influence. CLAUSEL, mistaking CHARLES DUPIN for the President of the Chamber of Deputies, wrote a letter to the former, calling kiln to ac- count for certain reflections on the African espedition made by the President in his speech to Louis Plume on the first day of the year. The President has replied to CLAUSE!. in tranehant style. Among miler remarks, he says that Algiers, that woful legacy of the Restora- tion, has already cost France 200,000,000 francs, (Sala0,000/. sterling,) besides the lives of thousands.
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