The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1853-05-12
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

New YORK, Nay 6.
The Royal Mail Steamship Asia, from Liver.
pool, April 23d, arrived this morning
Cotton remained quiet at the decline of
nearly one-eighth on the lowest qualities
Nothing new respecting the rocket business
except that Kossuth's friends are taking steps
to prosecute the London Times for libel.
The Edinburgh Scotsman of the Goth, SAYS
Mrs. Stowe and her husband arrived in Edin-
burgh from Glasgow yesterday afternoon. For
q considerable time previous to the hour of the
trains arrival, the platform of the railway
station was thronged by many hundreds of la
dies and gentlemen, waiting nominally to well
come, but actually to look at Mrs. Stowe, who
is, without doubt, the greatest lion of the sea-
son.
In the evening" banquet in honor of Mrs.
Stowe, and promotion of the Anti-Slavery
cause, was held in the Music Hall. About
800 persons were present, the Lord Provost
Mayor in the chair, supported by band Of
clergymen, mostly dissenters. After the Un-
Gle Tom Penny Offering" contribution
collected in small sums throughout Scotland,
was handed to Mrs. Stowe, in the shape of
FL 900 sterling, with request that she would
expend it in whatever way she might consider
best to advance the Abolitionist cause The
cash was presented upon a silver salver, gift
to Mrs Stowe, personally, from the Edinburgh
ladies' Professor Stowe read his wife's reply,
and then addressed the meeting on his own ac-
count, in much the same words as ut previous
meetings.
France-An article in the Pres@, headed
The Empire-l793 and 1883" has quite star
tied Paris by its boldness. 1t is the most I'M
scrupulous attack upon Bonapartsm that hal
appeared
Holland-The Dutch Cabinet had been dis
solved, and the following new appointment
made: Foreign Affairs, NJ Won Hail Justice
Bunker Curtius; Home Office, NJ. Vanreenen
Finance, VI. Van Doom.
The resignation of the former ministry aros
from the recent attempt of the Pope to re- es
tablish Roman Catholic hierarchy in Hol
land. This affair produces an immense eI
element throughout the country, owing to the
near balance of the Protestant and Roman
Catholic populations-the proportions being
about go 900 Dutch Reformed Church; Ro-
man Catholics, l,l65O0o; and 240, 800 other
denominations.
Haiy-An immense sensation had been
made among the pious Christians of Naples
| by miracle. One of the "holy thorns" that
pierced the brow of Christ, shed drops Of blood
at one o'clock on the morning of the 25th, in
the Chapel Of the Heart of Jesus. This aston
shing miracle occurred, as the accounts say,
"to the condemnation and confusion Of the
errors of this age"
THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
The Canada Clergy Reserves bill was read
o second time in the House of Lords last night,
(22d)
Raspail has been pardoned on condition that
he will quit France.
A democratic conspiracy has been discov-
cred in the Kingdom Of Hanover. A number
of arrests had taken place at Luneburg and
Stacle. Attempts had been made by the con-
spirators to seduce the soldiery from their ale
glance.
The notorious DR.. Achilli announces by ad-
yertisement in the ChristiGa Times, that he is
about to leave England for the Uniled States.