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TEE SLAVE TRADg.-7'he Right Of searea.-
The following paragraph is translated from the
Augsburg Gazet.e--the most authentic source
generally speaking. of political intelligence, con.
eerning ell the States of the European Continent:


Touching the right of visit, opinions in France
are more and more in accordance with that of the
United States. Gen. Cass and MIR. Everett have
had a conference with Count ST. Auaire, under
the sanction of Nj Guzot, and the outlines of g
new Treaty fer the suppression of the Slave Trade
have by this time, probably, been communicated
10 the British Government as a substitute for the
Conventions of 1881 and 1888 and the ua-atihed
Treaty Of IS4I.''