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RIGHT or SEARcH,-The Duke de Broglie has
arrived in London and the conference is now s,-
ing which is TO decide the future policy Of Eng
land and France. 1t is Understood, on all hands.
that the substitute for the Right of Search which
he proposes. is a blockade of the Coast OF Africa
By the Two Powers joined, Of course, to the Squad
ron OF the United States already there for thai pur
pose The Right OF Search, in lls most obnoxious
form, is thus given up; but the substitute, made
quae MS the former system was, promises 10 be
still more inefficient.


- THE SLAVE TRADE-Presdent Tyler's parting
message respecting the slave trade, has excited
some surprise from the fact that the President
scems to have penned it unde fthe remarkable mis-
apprehension that hegoes captured from slave-shps,
when landed in the West Indies, are subject to
slavery in another shape under the name OF zap
prenticeship." II is unaccUuntable how President
TYLER could have fallen into this error. The sap
prentIceship" system abolished several years
ago, and negro landed in the West India islands
is ju,l as free Mr. Tyler. The subject was men,
toned in Parliament, when Sir Robert Peel ex-
pressed hope that the United States might send
Commissioner" to the West Indies to investigate
the condition of the negroes in those islands


lCor. Eve. Post.


vrsrr OF THE QUEEN TO gREl.ANp,-Tt is now
Il positively stated that the Queen has resolved uron
81 visiting Ireland next summer, and preparations for
her reception have been already commenced.
y SALE or AUroGRAPus.-A sale Of autographs of
distinguished persons took place last week IN Lon
s dom some dating as far back as the time OF Queen
! Elizabeth The autographs OF Nelson, the Duke OF
4 Wellington, and General Washington, commanded
Z better prices than most Of the crowned heads.
q There were IS4 lots Sold and they realized $500
DEATH OF REGINA MARIA ROCHE On Monday
morning. Mt her residence on the Mall the abovs-naned
lady authoress OF the Children Of he AbbOy, and other
B Waterford Chronicle.
! DEATHS The London papers announce the de-
cease of Sir John Quincy, late one of the Barons
Of the Exchcquer. and of Miss NJ. II. Andre, only
remaining sister of Major Andre, aged 90 General
! Sir Thomas SaumareZ died at his residence at the
Petite Marche, in the island of Guernsey, in the
e5!h year Of his age. Sir Thomas served in the
firs, American war; and was present al the several
landings on Staten, Long. and York Islands; the
battle on the 27th of August, l776 on Long Island;
the capture OF Fort Lee and Washington (; and the
battles of Brandywine and Germantown, at which
! last he received two balls in the head.


81 QUAKER MURDERER --Tawell, the Quaker, has
!. been tried for the murder OF his mistress, Sarah
q Hari at Salthill and found gullty, on the cearcst
$eyidence twill be recolected that this man was
sscsught bv means of the electric telegraph from
/. Slough to London-a communication for his appre-
henslon having been forwarded by this means al
ter lie had left Slough in the train. He s to be ex
ecuted at Aylesbury on Friday, the 9Th April


[Cor. Eve. Post


THE LATE BOILER MISUNDERSTANDING terrible
explosion has occurred on the premises ot MT. Jo-
seph Samuda, toe engineer of Blackwell, whose
brother aud several workmen were killed by an
explosion on board the Gipsy Queen in November
last steam boiler, AT his works on the banks OF
the Lea river, burst with great violence, Killing
three men on the spot, and scaling and woundins
several others


The Repeal Association still continue their meet
ings On ST Patrlcli's Day the meeting was more
than usually we'll a'tcnded, All lspcrted shamrocks
in their hats IL, honor OF the day, ana MI v Con,
IA ltt,nn
round branch of palm, the preceding day having
been Palm Sunday, The Mayor OF Limerick took
the chair.


The increase of the grant to the Roman Catholic
COLLEGE OF Mavnooth Is stirring up some agitation,
which threatens To extend. meeting 10 petition
against the grant has been held at Exeter Hall
another in Liverpool is fixed for Monday week;
and several other parts OF the country promise to
catch the Infection


The principal legislative question in the Chamber
of Drputies has been the debate on Duyergier de
Hanraune's motion for aboshing vote by ballot
The Chamber came 10 decision on Tuesday, when
the proposition with some alterations, was adopted,
The eiec; OF this will be that divisions, both the
ballot and open voting may be rcsortedto TO- Inc Tor
mer is 10 he reserved for unusual cases, and may
be called tor at any time by twenty members or
more. The concession of this question is general
~ regarded as symptom OF Ministerial weak kneSs,
thoaeh the settlement of the question is looked upon
With general satisfaction by all parties


GERMANY.


Fr,NyroHr March 22-lf the following positive
statement of the HeStr Gazette be correct, II ap-
pears that the prospect OF some changesln The PruS
sian Constitution Is not so remote as many Jour-
nails ASSERT AS the inst extension OF the repre-
sentative system the King dcslrons OF opening inc
Diet Ia The deputies OF the trading and working
classes, and has accordingly commissioned the
Minister OF the Interior, Won ArnIm, 10 prepare
project of law 10 that effect. The latter has re-
quested cern high iunctionaries TO forward 10 HIM
their opinions respecting such change OF the ne
cessity of which, II appears, he Is not himself con-
vlnced "


The Bremen Ga.ette states that the Emperor and
EmpreSs OF Russia will visit Berlin in the mldSte oi
MAY, and proceed 10 Bavaria and Frankfort 10 me
Rhine. The Imperial family entertain sans9lne
hopes of the speedy restoration OF The heai'h OF ne
Empress The Emperor himself Is quits well.


The Uni"ersal PyusSi1n Ga>ette announces the
likelihood oi some notifications tor the better IN
the Austrian censorship. At present II not nntre-
ouently happcns that Mss are detained from tve TO
eighteen months IN the hands OF the censors before
the mprmatur Is granted or refused.


The EUnkftwtsr Joa'nGi of this day contains
the following communication from lis correSpon-
dent at Mulhelm, on the Rhine =" March Is
The whole OF this nelshoothood Is IN stale OF e1-
cernent In consequence OF the reported appearance
here of the Wandering Jse! 4 day or two ago
sin,uariy dressed man, OF mysterious manners, ar
rived here, whom the ignorant classes-aready ex-
cited by the religious movement OF the day
imagined TO be the above trsoitionary parsonage.
1t was discovered, however. at last that he was
originally a peasant from this vicinity, who had
been TO Rome and the Holy Land, and who had
entered into an Eastern monastic order, winch ne
was attending 10 extent here. He has not met
With anv success in his new mission.


Letters from Stu,tgald state that slish' ShorS OF
an earthquake was felt at DornStellen on the i"h
The Neckar has overfowed It's banks IN several
places, ard considerably damaged the works on 'se
Railway at Esslingen. Cor. Lon. Morn Herald


SWITZERLAND. :,


The country had, by The last advices, generally
settled down into tranquilhty. 4 proposition ioI
General A1lnes,y had been submitted 10 the Dlci !;
and was resolved tina, the several Cantons should
Do invited 10 adopt it. Several OF the political
PRISONERS at Lucerne had beer set at liberty. The
committee OF the Die, was continuing It's delibera-
uors on the question of the expulsion OF the jesuits
NOls oil the IL. : k. M