The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-25

d ~ Bs1Asrus. New tAsrs 10 gesA reason for sslisv-
e snn: s.see ~. Ns.ss'sosa ~ A. q s,S o : saor, w.
BE e~savetioa hat hs InpsriAl nAstss would not yisM.
The report respecting tho Best deserves Nttis credit In
s sss a as.. e q e . = !. i' ne. s& Rs.:s'sssy can ..p ssssS, s ss,s
reached vieosa; In the second, the Russians ere well
aware that should their a.et MANAGE the Turkish capita,
".Ru..is i . mighty power, and the Emperor Nish1.s
has . STRONG Win, but he cannvt venture to oppose the
tive western powers Such Is the lsnsuass universally
employed hsre. Austria win mediate, but It stands TO
resso. that, After having 20 recently ccccladsd : T'st
tlsly towards her. A feeling Of gratitude doss not al
low this government TO- act against Russia. but tae in
stincs Of ,saa. preservation I'll s~asotusay prevent ~ IN.
consider 1t necessary to employ strong measures. To day
people on change were excessively nervous. and II the
telegraph should tomorrow bring the French ren.e
lower, . serious decline Is almost unavoidable"
England.
The annual general meeting Of the Mexican aud South
American Mining company was held at the London tsv.
ern, Mr.. J. D. Powles in the chair. The re port stated
that the mines were productive. aud promised well for
TIE 3 future. The net profit on the ~wOrkings va. ESQ s72
los. 3D., out of which the directors made . dividend OF
7a Cd per share, and appropriated f7O0 to the reserve
fund The price of copper was good, owing to the great
the directors to declare . dividend Of los bat it was
eventually withdrs~ n, and tina report was adopted.
Of t Ese ana 10 10 r ri ! t hs. ai ,Saonta Of f1 Eu sdi%p biz o. f sna,
three to three and . half per cent. All other rates, hoy
ever. remain the same.
Upon the 9Th instant . return to the Houses Of Psrli..
psnt was issusd from which It appeared that on the 10th
Of April, the bullion in the bank vas fl9,0 37, 900. Tas
monthly issue OF notes in circulation in England, Scotland,
and ireland, IN the four weeks ending 10th April, was
f4O, COG 9S5.
Mrs. Harriet Bsecher Stowe, In . letter to the directors
ton 70 the cause Of homeopathy. (Smal doses are
Tbs wife Of !. +. x.ashsr had arrived In London from
Van Diemsn's Land, and was with hsr husbands father,
the member for Waterford. Mrs. MeHgher will visit Ire,
and before sailing for America to rsjoin her husband.
The London Times Of the 9th inst. says =
'There is nothing important from Athens, The diff
ference between the Greek government and that OF the
United States Of America was still unsettled, but 1t is
stated that the American Envoy continued to display .
very, conciliatory spirit"
(The telegraph announced that full rspsratiop, in the
shape Of an apology, had been made for the insult to our
Consul at Athens.)
Fugitive Slaves In Canada.
preliminary meeting of gentlemen interested in the
welfare of the fugitive slaves IN Carads, was held on
Tuesday afternoon, the 7h inst, at Radley's Hotel,
Bridge street. Blackfrars. The Earlof Shaftesbury pre-
sided. There were present Messrs. Robert Forster,
gov, Rev. J. james, &c. Galloway. and Rev. James
The Rev 8. R Ward, delegate from the Ana.sl.very
Society OF canada, made . very interesting statement Of
the condition Of the fugitive slaves who have escaped to
Canada. The number escaping every year was not less
than three thousand, and Ia constantly increasing. Tue
majority arrive at various points on . frontier Of seven
hundred miles, almost destitute Of clothing and OF the
necessaries Of life. The Anh-SlAvery Society OF Canada
affords them temporary relief until they procure work,
which they usually do within . week. there being no
case on record in which, except in the case Of sickness,
relief had to be extended beyond q period of six days a.
ter their arrival In consequences, however, of the
heavy claims Of this nature upon the limited means Of
the Anti Slavery Society Of Canada, the committee had
delegated MI. Ward to come to England to raise . fund.
the interest Of which might be devoted to this special
purpose. The Earl OF Shaftesbury expressed his sympathy
with the object of Mr.. Wards mission, and a commission
WAS app0ln ed up06r his IOrd3hlD to promote II. IL WAS
determined to hold . yublic meeting at the Freemason's
Tavern, ct An early day, to afford Mr.. Ward an opsortu.
pity Of making q public statement as to the condition of
the fugitive slave in Canada. The Earl OF Shafte sbury
having consented to preside on the occasion, a sub-com-
mit'ee was appointed TO mske the necessary arrange
ments. Several subscriptions were then announced, aud,
after thanks 30 the noble chairman, the meeting sc
parated