LONDON. March 14
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 The conversation in the House of Lords last night was very important. Lord Brougham asked the Duke of Wellington Ii, in the present most important and criti- cal aspect of affairs at St. Petersburg, there was any Minister appointed; and he drew picture of the person universally admitted to be required for the occaNon- one of fit rank, approved ability, maturAex- perience and tried discretion. The Duke denied that there was any thing extraordi- nary there. What! when the Austrian Emperor is dead, and a person almost without faculties succeeds? What! when our fleet is ordered to anchor before Con- stantinople to watch Russia?