The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-06

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other sntsacts mostly 10 psr osnt dressed fssthsrs
s per ID raw fruit, not otherwise enumerated Cd psr
sss, eS n
sw e. pfs per 'iS S S.s chip h0I::A.
Or not Gssvss ns r.
lead psr ow s.s 10 per cent lace various rates.
cwt leather boot backs Is 3D. psr dossn az - ,p
shapes los per cwt linen and cotton fabrics ysrio.s
rsts. mG:ty per cent m.cssroni g. Is per cvt mar
horizontal grand Co.'S each upright or square pisne
fortes 4os each mustard -four Is Cd per cwt onio.s
per bushe pickles. preserved in vinegar Id per gallon
ornamental straw pait 2s per lb other plat or twist
served in sugar I'd per lb potato sour p.a% p,S-
cwt foreign ships to be broken up with their furniture
per cwt tapioea 4,id per evt tobacco, msnnaoulsd
NOT being segars VIZ csvendsh negrohsad, and twist
S. 3D. ib all other sorts enumerated and segars
es wooien manufactures (varisus) mostly per cent
manufactured india rubber, Id per lb gutta percha
m.nTsctnred ,i" bands tubing &c g. cwt moulded
10 per ID soy "a per gallon; stsarne Is Sd per owt
ut IN the House Of Lords respecting the sntion
lately concluded with France the extladton OF crim
technical we practical difficulties that surrounded
the subject he could not announce any government
sion ask 10 what state the negotiations were with ths
United States on the subject OF the colonial fisheries
= Snesher Is the fishing season about TO commences
protect tho nshore fisheries the footing as had
osen Done by tbs late government To this the Earl
Clarendon REPLIED that the question regarded a.
now under negotiation. He would disclose particv
lars which might be preudicia to the public service;
but the House might be, certain that Mr.. Crampton
would lose no opportunity Of pressing the subject ON tho
attention Of the United States government and bringing
1t to conclusion alike honorable and satisfactory AZ
to the protection of the fisheries he able to state
that precisely the same would be pursued this
command on the North American station Earl Derby
hoped that the pending negotiations should give to tbs
WOu n CoOf
sion TO import her coal into the United States.
In the House of Commons Mr.. Wilson stated at great
LENGTH the alterations which the proposes -
make In the customs department. These alterations
ranged under no fewer than fourteen heads The main
point OF interest to importers is that greater facilities
will be given on goods In transtu.
Nothing new respecting the rocket business except
Ina rends are taking steps to prosecute the
The Eanburg Scotsman of20th ult. says:-Mrs Beechse
gov YESTERDAY afternoon For considerable time pro-
vous to the hour of the trains arrival the platform of
tns railway station was thronged BY many
actually TO look at Mrs Stowe who without doubt tho
erestsst lion" Of the On the wayerey Bdss,
also large crowd had collected As Mrs Stowe stepped
from the railway carriage cheer was raised and thu
greeting continued she passed along the platform
leaning on the Of the Lord Provost towards his
ships carriage which in attendance and into which
Professor and Mrs Stowe by his lordship
entered The carriage then drove slowly up the sopns
road from the railway and along the Waverley Bridge
towards Princes street. surrounded by crowds eager 70
catch glimpse of the world famous author Of " Uncls
Toms Cabin In pursuit of this laudable object it must
be confessed that persons broke through all on
s % on to tn.
nutes If at the inmates of wild beast caravan Bv
the increased pace Of the carriage these neumbeng ad
mrers gradually shaken off but throughout its roua
westwards along Princes street. it constantly attend
ed by successive groups of running ootmen Mrs Stove
plainly dressed and seemed both startled and Rrn
t6eo by the extreme warmth Of her reception compenY
with Mr. wigham, whose guests Mr. and Mrs. Stowe are
o Hospital and the other points of interest the city
In the evening" banquet in honor Of Mrs Stove and in
Music Hall About fifteen hundred persons were present
the Lord Provost Aayor) in the chair supported by
the Uncle fSm Penny oerins contribution coeetsd
in small throughout Scotland, handed to Mrs.
Stowe in the shape of one Thousand pounds sterling,
with request that she would expend Il in whatever way
she might slider best to advance the abolition
The cash presented upon silver sslver, gft to
Mrs Stowe personally from the Edinburs ladies. Pro-
Stowe read his wifes reply addre the
meeting on his account, in much the same words
Mrs visit Dundee on the 22d ult and again
to attend meetings at Edinburg the 23d and 26th
An influential meeting has been held at Manchester to
petition against the present government of India
minister aud council appointed by the crown and d
recty responsible to Parliament Is proposed instead of
the present Board of Directors
There great demand for at me ship ports
crews are scarce, and the omp are made
in Holland although wages have been advanced Deer
tons OF sailors arriving at the ports of India had
rec TO some extent
Three ships were daily expected in the Thames with
10000 ounces Of gold Another arrived, the. Goth
meeting of the window glass manufacturers had beea
held at Newcastle to consider the expediency of advanc
ing their prices in sequence Of the continued in
in the of all materials employ ed in the manu-
factuTe II was determined however for the present
to continue at the old prices although from the ncreas
ed cost Of production the trade had become
tive. Any considerable advance present rates of the
manufactured article would the marke ITO be sup
Piled from the Continent.
Messrs Jackson Brothers, of Liverpool had prepared
for the New York Exhibition splendid full dress waist
coat OF crimson satin, covered with rich black
ton point lace, 1t is valued at ten guneas
At Liverpool news rather scarce. Mrs Chisholm
had been lecturing on Australia. Tyrrell and Wiams
who were to have been executed at Liverpool Satur
day, 2sd ult are respited, two who
have been hanged at Chester The Mayor of LIVERPOOL
has invited the Mayor and corporation Of Dublin to be-
come the guests OF the former city for week Judge Sam
shck halliburton included in the invitation The cotton
poters of Liverpool have struck for wages
specimen OF copper, weighing go lbs from Minnesota
mine, is On yiewata Liverpool store. A conference
the state OF English mercantile law and the judicial sya-
tenn is to be held at Liverpool at the instance Of
the Chamber of Commerce. The Manchester Police have
tanning daguerreotypes Of men they in search Of II
is the first of the daguerreotypc art being made
subseryent to the ends Of justice. The publication 10
to be continued.
JF. Lder, yolinist brother Of Henry Lodsr, died
Albert or the held
Secretary. and Col lawrence .ttachs to the legation:
Mr. Wallace editor Of the Anglo C (Irsh) newspaper.
Is sentenced to six months imprisonment and ESQ ANA
recent "six Mile Bridge afray."
A new Jamaica mining company, called the Sue River
Copper Company, is announced in London
A letter, dated Goth March, from the commander sf
he British ooP of war iinnet mentions that fortnight
Sierra Leone Mondngo distant about thirty miles to
ubeyae three coopers who had been seized BY the king
Of place slaves Opposition having been made to
the landing Of the man of wars men, the Ennet and
Teazer threw shot and shell into the town. after
which two Of the men were liberated and chisf cap.
tured as hostage for the other.
a France
THE GOVERNMENT AND THK NEwsPArHRs--rHx
TRANSATLANTIC STEAMSHIP LINE-IMPROvEAdENr
IN THE SOCIAL POSITION OF THE WORKING CLASSES
-POsTPoNEMENT OF THE NAPOLEON FRTK-C0N-
sULAR APPOINTMENTS AND HONORARY PREFKR-
MENTs, ETC.
An article in the Presse headed the Empirel703 and
1863 has ute startled Paris its bodness II il the