The New York herald., 1862-11-09

ARRIVAL OF THE SCOTIA.
TWO DAYS LATER FR1a EUROPE.
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LORD LYONS RETURN TO WASHINGTON
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New Course OF English Poll
cy Indicated
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Mr.. Gladstone Explains His
Newcastle Speech.
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Speeches Of Nr. Golden, Mr. Lindsay, and
Other Members Of Parliament
on the War.
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ADMIRAL WILKES TROUBLES ENGLAND AGAIN
H;o o<;nu 0Y poruudo Coucos Naval
ADMIRAL WILKES TROUBLES ENGLAND AGAIN
His Action or Bermuda Causes Naval
Reinforcements to Be Sent Out and
Produces FAN in Consols, Railroad
Shares and Other Stocks.
REVOLUTION IN GREECE.
ABDICATION OF KING OHIO.
&s., Ass Ass

The Cunard steamship scota, Captain Judkns which
sailed from Liverpool at ten O'Clock the morning Of
the 25th, and from Queenstown the afternoon Of The
2oth Of October reached her dock at Jersey CITY al
early hour yesterday morning.
The Scotia arrived OF this port last Thursday evening,
but detained outside by the severity Of the sudden
storm.
lord lyons, British Minister 70 Washington, and the
Hon. Simon Cameron, United States Minister 10 Russa
arc among the passengers.
The news by the Scotia s two days later than the tsle
graphic report Of the Norwegian Father Point pub
shcd In the HERAlpyesterday morning.
The Gadatcr, with 1900 bales Of cotton had
arrived at Liverpool from Nassau.
II is said day there 10 be collections
made in all the churches England for the relief or tho
distress in lancashire.
The latest despatch from London, dated the 25ih
ult., says-"There is important political nswa to-
day"
Prince Napoleon and Princess Cotldc arrived at South
anpton on the morning Of the 25h ea route London
despatch from Athens, Of the Oath Of October says
that the garrison at Ponza had rcvoei and established
provisional government under the President OF Bougars
London despatch Of the 26th Of October contains tho
following important news:-KiDg Ohio, Of Greece has
abdcated the throne in favor Of his brother psov'
s,ona gov verument established Of which Mayro
cordats is the President.
The first reports Athens said portion Of Western
Greece had revolted ana the revoed towns had organ
lied provisional ,2s srxrrt at Patras which main
tanned order u,scnce u 1se 'Ecrnment intended
20 replace the e. ~ ieseSins h OF the country. The
government has . to tho Of incur.
rocion. - atSa,
Athens, syria and Eastern Greece arc tranquil.
The King OF Prussia continues TO receive depntaoGs,
and TO complain them Of he comments OF tho seditous
prcss tho Invasion OF tue democracy and Of tho ngra-
ttude which intentions He closes his eyes
20 the fact OF constitutional question being at issue
At tho meeting Of tho Evangelical Alliance In London,
the subject OF tho American in Its relations TO slavery
was debated upon and hopes were expressed that h
would a. least lead to tho mitigation OF that evil Sir
Calling Esrdley recommended the South TO compete with
President Lincon's emancipation schcme-to take the
wind out OF his sssaud TO do, as gradual measure Of
peace hal nc has proposed a Of
The deposition Of tho Bavarian line has been proclaimed
Southampton letter Of the 25d Of October IN the Lon
don 2istsG. says
Tie Hamburg. American Companys screw steamship
Hamrcna Captain H. +. SchweEsen, arrived here from
Hamburg at yesterday, having been delayed by the
bad weather and SEIZED hence at eleven NJ 70 day for
New York. Sbo taxes out German and English malls,
four hundred and thirty passengers from Hamburg Havrs
this port, ,ewelry from Havre, value 76oOf and
ful! cargo OF valuable merchandise.
The gales had at length subs.dei. The shipping dig.
ascrs are numerous and the aggregate losses
mocs
The steamship Europa from Boston, arrived o. QueeBs
town on the 26tb OF October.