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We are waiting for space to give our readers the material portion at east of the correspondence, be- tween Mir. Stevenson while in England, first with the late British Secretary Lord Palmerston, and lately with the present Secretary, Lord Aberdeen, on u C right of search as exercised the coast of rica British cruisers, towards American vessels. The correspondence is very long, filling more than two sides of tine ample sheet of the National lntelgencer It is of great interest, and shall endeayor to give enough of ii to enable our readers understand the merits of the case, and the of the argument MT. &euenson's share Tn it has been unqualifedly commended by some of the most prominent Whig papers in the country.

 We have also on hand, several of the annual re- ports from the departments at Washington, of winch we propose to give summaries possible Several of them of very great length,

 The Treasury Report has not been received.

 The Finance scheme of the Secretary, to which re- ference is made in the Message, has been called for, by special resolutions, and will be furnished to the select committee.