New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-05

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eva conversation took place Thursday night ed in the
,rons az ya respecting the Convention lately concluded
Nth Fspce for the extradon of criminals the Earl Of
Cqavedo, stating that owing TO the technical as well as
at;o. dacltes that surrounded the subject he could
10, announce any Government measure at presen.
Txs Fal Of Malmesbury took occasion TO ask in what
, the negotiations with the United States on the
hsct of the Colonial Fisheries also, whether, as the
etng season is about commence il is the intention OF
The present British Government TO protect the inshore
fisheries :he footing as bad been done ny the late
Government
roust be regarded under negotiation he would not
disclose particulars which might be prudca to the public
service but the House might be certain that Mr. Champion
would lose no opportunity of pressing the subject on the
attention Of the T. s. Government and bringing It 10
Conclusion alike honorable and satisfactory. AS 10 the
protection of the fisheries he able to state that pre-
esey the same would be pursued this season as
last and that Admiral Seymour would again command on
the North American Station. Earl Derby hoped that
the pendng negotiations should give the United States
the right Of fishery the coast Of Nova Scotia the
treaty would to Nova Scotia permission TO import
her coal into the United States
In the House of Commons Mr. Wilson stated at great
length the alterations which the Government proposes to
make in the Customs department These alterations ranged
under no fewer than fourteen heads The main point OF
interest 10 importers IS that greater Facilities VIII De gwen
Nothing new respecting the rocket business except that
Kossuhs friends taking steps to prosecute me London
Times for libel
The EdinJureh Scotsman Of Goth says; Mrs. Beecher
Stowe and her husband arrived in Edinburgh from Gas-
cow Yesterday afternoon For considerable time previous
IN the hour Of the train arrival the platform of the railway
station hronged by many hundreds OF ladies' and gen.
teen waiting nomnay to welcome, but actually to look
at Mrs Stowe who is without doubt the greatest hon
the season On the Waverley Bridge, also large crowd
had collected As Mrs.. Stowe stepped from the railway
carriage cheer raised aud the greeting continued as
she passed along the platform leaning the arm Of the
ord toward his Iordshps carriage, which in
attendance and into which Professor and Mrs Stowe
accompanied by his Lordship, Immediately entered.
The carriage then drove slowly up the sopng
road from the railway and along the Waverey Bridge to-
ward Princes st. surrounded by crowds eager TO catch
glimpse Of the world famous author OF Uncle Toms
Cabin" In pursuit of this lauda6e OBJECT II must DC con
ssed that several persons broke through ali ordinary laws
of decency and poeness by hanging on the sides OF the
carriage and glOwerng in for some minutes as If at the
inmates of wild beast By the increased pace OF
The carriage these encumberng admirers were gradually
shaken of, but throughout its route westward along
Princes st. constantly attended by successive groups
of running foOtmeD Mrs Stowe was very plainly dressed
and seemed both startled and gratfed by the extreme
warmth Of her reception. The company with Mr. Wigham,
whose guests Mr. and Mrs Stowe she and her party
visited the Castle, the University Herots Hospital ana
the other points of interest in the city.
In the evening banquet in honor of Mrs Stowe and in
promotion of the Anti Slavery cause held in the Music
Hall About 500 persons present the Lord Provost
Mayor in the Chair supported by band OF Cergymen,
mostly "dssenters' After the Uncle Tom Penny Offer
ing" contribution collected in small sums throughout
Scotland was handed Mrs Stowe in the shape of $1,000
sterling with request that she would expend II in what
ever way she consider best to advance the Abolition
ist cause The cash presented upon silver saver,
gift TO Mrs Stowe personally from the Edinburgh ladies
Professor Stowe read his wife reply and then addressed
the meeting his account in much the same words as
at previous meetings at Edinburgh on 23d and Goth
An influential meeting has been held at Manchester to
petition against the present Government oil inda MIL
tod nvtb Q( tlV
spoDsbe to Parliament proposed instead OF the present
Board ofDirectOrs.
THERE'S great demand for at the shipping ports
of the Continent as well in England In Begums
are very scarce and the complaints made in Ho
land although wages have been advanced. Deserton
sailors arriving at the ports Of India had occurred to som
Three ships were daily expected in the Thames with 3d.
600 of gold Another arrived on the goth with 49,
600 ounces .
meeting of the window glass manufacturers of Britain
had been held at Newcastle to consider the expectancy of
advancing their prices in consequence OF the continued in
crease in the cost Of all materials employed in the manu-
acure II was determined however, for the present to
continue at the old prices although from the increased
cost of production the trade had become unremunerave
ANY considerable advance present rates OF the manuac
ured article would the market TO be supplied from
the continent.
AT Liverpool news is rather Mrs. Chisholm has
been lecturing Australia. Tynell and Williams who
have been executed at Liverpool on Saturday 23d
ult are respedi are two women, who were TO have
been hanged at Chester The Mayor Of Liverpool has in
vited the Mayor and Corporation Of Dublin to become
Halliburton is included in the invitation. The cotton
porers Liverpool have struck for advance of wages
"A specimen of copper, weighing 90 lbs, from Mime
sofa mine, is on view at Liverpool store. a con
ference the state Of English mercantile law and the
judicial system is TO be held at Liverpool at the in
stance of the Chamber of Commerce The Manchester
Police have just issued No. Of The Illustrated Hue and
Cry containing dagueTeotypes of they in search
Of This is the first OF the daguerreoypc art being
made subservient the ends ofustice The publication is
to be continued.
IF Loder, vionist brorher of Henry Loder, died
suddenly at London the other day.
Prince Albert flor the Queen held evee at St James
Palace the Goth Mr. Ingerso H. PRESCOTT Secretary,
and Col Lawrence sttache to the legation present
Mr. Wallace, Editor of The Anglo Get Irish wspaper,
is sentenced to six months imprisonment and ESQ ne for
libel on the 3lst Regiment in the case of the recent six
mile bridge atray.
A new Jamaica Mining Company, called the Sue River
Copper Co., announced in London.
Papers from Perth, Western Australia had been
we'd to 18th January. The harvest in the interior
nearly concluded and the result had been considered IA
vOrable but there had been difficulty obtaining laborers
owing TO the prevalence of influenza Coal shae had
been discovered in the neghborhood OF the Preston river
new Pastoral district had been opened to the eastward
the capabilities of which regarded as important
letter dated goth March from Commander of the British
sloop Lnnet mentions that fortnight previously
the soop had been sent by the Governor of Sierra Lsore
TO Mondngo distant about miles berae the cOopers
who had been seized DO the King Of the place slave
Opposition having been made 10 the landing the manof
wsrs men, the innet and Teaser threw shot and
shell upon the town, after which two of the lib
Grated and chief captured hostage for the other.
FRANCE.