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The RIGHT OF SEARcH.-WecHp the follow
in. paragraph from London letter in the Journal
of Commerce, dated January


Lord Aberdccns reply 10 NIr. Steyenson's last
.ote has been some days in the hands Of Mr.. E,-
crctt. 1t is said be an elaborate docurlcnt and
believed. b. the writer to have completely refil-
ted and demolished all the propositions 50 trmly
and >kiltnlly maintained bythe late ned States
minister The late visit of Mr. Everett TO tEa
Grange. the seat Of LORD Ashburton, has been pro-
dnctive Of considerable advantage 10 the Prince Of
British merchants, in making him l2isl,relv and
fully acquainted with the whole of the question
which is called upon TO negotiate at
Washington The day Tor his Lord hips depart
urc is not, finally fixed. The news BY the New
York is considered fcvcrsh. especially when the
frmness of this country cn the question OF the
riglllzoi search is considered