French Papers.
On Sunday Ict the cttizens ot tne Untted States at Paris cele. brated the anniversary of American Independence. Alr. Brawni the Minis-tr of the United Statesto the CourtofFrance, anti f3ene. ral L Fayette, horowed dth meethin witb their company. iMleass garton, Richirds, end WnT. A. 43- Barnet, madethe uual arrange. ments for die day.t tIr. Erving, 'ate U4ited States ilnister tp Spain, prcsidcd, asaiged by MIr. Barnet. the ConsuL The Cbatrisan, on givinlg " The health of fGcnerdl -Lidlayctte-,' addressed the comnapij aS fiolloWs:- " Felhow Citizcns,-It were nnnecesszt, sa-it weic inadeicate, in (SEE $UPPV 1f.$M W , -. mSe me to make the euioghtI;,of rGencral La Fayette hiere present-you . all kno. him as a eiilolv-cidzen, and as a steadfast fiiend to the niited Staes, you are also.aware, that in conformityto;n,nvite. tiou.fioni 'r s cofmunica(ed throug. bimto.tbe President, he ~oisgt$oi eibark,for otur country ; bis reception ibere tvill, vc arc assare'i', ebrrespond to hisgreat merit and'his eminent,servrees it is. for us to- ffer to him our best wishes for a prosperous voyagc, the coOtiiluicS uf his health, and of eveTy other blessirig." Tie. GQleneral rose and said, ".Gei1emen;-When I had last the hof.oux tv m~ect yau afn publ?c dinncr,' exprcssed myv strong desire to reisit the beloved shores of the United States. The new teAti. flioflUes of American benevolence hasten the appy voyage, and With affectioatte gratitude I thank you for'your congeatulath,ns and goad wish'e. in thepitospect ; hai e of finding. myself.in a feje days of my waf ti Atnerica, under our old evo1utionary fag of liberty aud in- ;ieal Lafayette gasve the follovving toast:-." To the Holy Al- liaopesof alt thc fTiends of liberty and.equalicy. andnmay the ene- mies of the cause of indep)endence never succeed in their iatrigues to divtide where they cannot conquer !" Mi-E Richaids gave-" The memory of iLord Byron." l'iIr. Porter_" The last message of the President of tile United Stato^.' FREJAWAF PAPRR'}. PARIS, JULI 8.