The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-19
M0RE NEWS FROM EUROPE.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ARCTIC.
FOUR DAYS LATER INTELLIGENCE.
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The Perplexed State Of the Eastern
Question.
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Are the Danubian PrincipaIities
Part OF Russia?
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THE SPANISH PROTECTORiTE OF MHXlCo.
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THE cvTLsRY TRADE OF ENGLAND
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IntrtNse in the Fate OF Interest in EnglanA
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Decline In estton and Broadstufs,
&c, &C., &c.
Decline In Ge4ton and RroadstwfIb.
&C., &c, &s.

Dingle Bank. On the I'd inst. Mrs. Stowe visited
Leeds as the guest Of Mr.. Edward Baines, Of Head
ingey; and when in Leeds was presented with tes-
tmonal, in the shape Of silver fruit basket from
number Of ladies, purse OF one hundred guinness
from Readers Of Uncle Toms Cabin" and an ad-
dress from the Leeds Anti-SIayery Association. j..
Fl. Shaw, Mayor OF the city, presided on the ocoA
sion. The address was presented by Mr. Wilsoa
Arnistead, President of the AatiSlavery Society.
and the testimonial handed to Mrs. Stowe by SAr
George Goodman, M. ,.
The London Times yublishes-awo columns long
the decision Of judge Mclean in the fugitive slave
case of Washington MeQuery. 49,.
The English papers fn pages with the record a
the Queens visit to the Exhibition ct Dublin. Tha
most noticeable Incl tents were that the Queen wsa
much pleased with the Yankee sewing machine
Prince Albert with Colts revolvers, and the Royal
Princes with the specimens of hobby horses and peg
tops Her Majesty was graciousy pleased to bug
an inanty of Irish lace, and to sit down in au arm
chair Of Mrs Dargans. by that ladys loyal request
and, on leaving the Exhibition, man was arresteA
for throwing petition into the royal caia &C. but ha
was afterwards liberated !
The London Times has .Aan forbidden to crcu.
late in any part Of the Spanish domnions.
Captain Ingraham, of the st. Louis was stu n
La Spezzia. -sL.-,.
The clipper ship Sovereign of the Seas sailed from,
the Mersey on Tuesday the 9Th instant for Austrs.
liza, with cargo valued at not less than f2OO OOd
sterling. She has, besides, sixty.fve passengers.
Captain Henry Warner commands her, and large
bets are pending on her passage.
They say Grisi and Mario have Just united them
selves in the holy bands OF matrimony. 1t is noe
long since NJ. de Melcy, Crisis first husband retired
from this life. ,.
The Turin Gazette publishes the law authorizing
the Sandman Minister Of Finance to carry out the
convention with the Transatlantic Company at Ge-
noa, to establish steam communication between
Sardinia and America.
The manufacturers and exporters in Paris contiu-
| ue to do good business; but the storekeepers ara
nearly idle, this being the dead season" for retaQ.
and made still "deader" by the high price of provi-
sons. The rise in the price of raw silk had been
much felt by the manufacturers at Lyons. Nismeg.
ard St. Etienne but fortunately for them, the largo
orders received from the United States enabled them
to keep their operatives employed. Velvet manu-
facture has been active in the above cities this
year. .iss
There are several failures Of second rate mercaa-
tile houses reported from Amsterdam, chiefly in the
oil az d corn trade.
Gen. Sir Neil Douglas is dead.
Three new cases Of Asatic cholera had appeared
at Liverpool.
Consos closed Tuesday, 6thinst 97i a 97l, money
and account; Threa d-aquarter per cents 1904 q
1904; Bank Stock 227 a 22s; Exchequer Bills Is.
discount a ls. premium.
Cotton and breaistuffs have declined.