It is reported that the French Minister at Washington intimated to the Government Napo leon's intended withdrawal of the French troops from Mexico. The Fenian Senate has re-assembled. Twelve ex-Federal military officers, returned from Ire land, reported that the people there were power less for want of arms. They had returned, fearing arrest. The Fenian alarm had abated at Toronto. President Johnson received a numerous depu tation of colored men, urging their right to the electoral suffrage and representation. The Pre sident replied that he was always an advocate for the negroes, but he believed the Southern negroes would not benefit by enfranchisement, as it would breed a war of races, and advised them to emigrate. The House of Representatives has passed a bill granting unlimited negro suffrage in the dis trict of Columbia by a vote of 118 to 52. This was a great triumph for the Radicals. A desperate plot has been formed to release Jefferson Davis ; extra guards and patrols were placed at outposts in consequence. His health is good, and he is anxious for his trial. Mahoney's bonds were selling freely through out the United States. A mass meeting in New York demanded American sympathy and open support to the Fenians against England. The Virginian Legislature presented a resolu tion from the Assembly, proclaiming the loyalty of that State, and endorsing the President's policy. The President replied that the Southern people were entitled to representation, but must send loyal representatives. When this was done, the right of the South to be represented would soon be acknowledged. The Radicals in Congres3 censure President Johnson's reconstruction policy. The Recon struction Committee recommend the Congress to pass a law securing the citizens of each state the right of citizens of the several states, and to pro tect all citizens in their right to life, liberty, and Sroperty. Resolutions have been, passed reaf rming the doctrine, and forming alliance with

AMERICA.
