American Affairs In France

New York, Feb. 20. Foreign mails have the foliowiog : The Noid snys tbere was a meeting of the Privy Oouoeil on ftie4th in Parw, and we aro infornied that afFair of America, arid tho cofjnection tliey may have with the Mexictui Empiro, formed tho principal object of the meeting. France is not without sume uneasiness ;s to tbe attitude the (Tened States may assumu towards the ner Empire when the conclusión of the war has placed at tho dispon al of the republic h hirge and tried iirmy vvith rnimernus and rskilled üffioer, and a four year'n Étrogwlo lias changad a State hitherto exc-hisively devoted to Commt-rcül uod marilirae iutert'Bts iuto a tniiitaiy State d'mposingof imiüeuse torces. Tbe receñí resolution of the Washington Senato I must have aasisted in ncreasing thïa uneaainess. Nevenheloss, aocordinr' to out' correspondent, the decisión in which the Privy Gouncil were enga-od endod in this resolutiou : That forthe momeni it would bo wrong fo give wav to exflggerated teai-n, ;nd that ia the face of a puíific arad favorable st-ite of American diplomatic relations, tho policy 8 to alwtain provisionally from all movement;, without, however, indulging in a false security.