... ARRIVAL OF MRS. STOWS IN ENGLAND. ?? 1. . A As - a -ns nsst. - _ AU The authoress of UciCe Tom's Cabin arrived at Liverpool on Sunday morning, in the Canada, from Bos. ton, accompanied by her hugband, the Rev. Calvin E. Stowe and her bro her, the Rev. Charles Beecher. The arrival in the river of the Canada was, as usual, announced by the firing of several guns, and as a srrong breeze was ...

... FOREIGN INTELLEWNqE. I [AROM OUR OWN COUERRPONDENT] : PARIS, TiEuasDAY.-Arrests on amoat extensive scale have just taken place in Paris. Above a hundred persons, known by their strong attachment for democratic prin- ciples, have been taken from th eir homes and confined in Mazas and the Conciergerie, under the futile pretence of having distributed certain printed pipers sent over from London. ...

... I THE NEW YORK CRYSTAL PALACM. The Crystal Palace, intended for the Worlk's Fair, in Beservoir-square, is progressing tolerably, but not so fast as could be wished. From appearances it will hardly be ready by the time appointed tor its opening, namely, the let of May. I think, however, that it %vill be in full tide of success by the first or second week in Joue-per. haps before. Already the ...

... R N.- I TiE All-ENGEOSSING ExoDus.-There is no escap- ing the oft-repeated task of directing attention to the wgholesale depopulation which, for goad or evil, is preci- pitating a moral revolution in Ireland, such as bat a few years ago could scarcely have entered into the imagina- tion of the wildest theorist. From the port of Water. ford, on Saturday, no less than 300 comsfortable-looking ...

... CONT AFFAIRS. it seems to be at length a settled matter that the Pope will not come to Paris to crown the French Em- ppe. Austrian influence has proved too powerful in the Council of Cardinals for French temptation, and hle consequence is that LouIs NAPOLEON has already thealcged his coaxing policy towards the Court of Vienna, and instructed his ambassador to press orceently in favour of the ...

... E Szcow WITION. l I PYBLISED Os SATURDAY MORNIG, IN TUE 10g POST. LLOYD'S: WEEKLY LONDON NEWSPAPER. It never was the intention of the late Govern- ment, says Lord Malmesbury, to subject Am- bassadors and Foreign Ministers to any ex- amination of their capabilities before sending them to foreign courts. For instance, had such determination been carried out, how triumphantly would Lord ...

... The universal rise in wages-the growing scarcity of competent servants-the competition of the London bankers and merchants for expert penmen-have helped to raise a question among the civil servants of the Crown, which only nceds to be stated in order to ensure a certain public re. cognition of its justice. It is a question of wages. No doubt, economyisthefavouritetheoryofshe day -a wise ...

... A G7LA3NCE AT' SOME STATE PENSXON- ERS, AND - THE ORIGXN OF THEIR PENSZONS. I Mr. WiLLrAMS on Tuesday brought forward his an- nual motion for the prevention of pilfering and pecula- tion in the national income before coming under the protection of the House of Commohs. It appears from the fifty-two millions anunually collected as public revenue, and over which sum 'the Lower House is sup- ...

... STATISTICS OF PUBLIC E£DUCATION m1 I We shall obtain a better knowledge of the. subject (writes the Times), by extending a little further our analysis of this vote br Public Education. It is di- vided into fourteen heads, ten of which relate to grants, and four to salaries, The first grant is that towards the building, enlarging, and furnishing of schoolhouses, elementary and normal, ...

... It will perhaps surprise some of our readers who have thoughtlessly admired the stately episcopal car- ages, with theif dark and mitred panels, their high- bred glancing horses, and their wigged and powdered ilunleys, by means of which our Bishops proceed to church on Sundays, to preach Christian humility and Christian charity-it will, we say, be probably a surprise to many, if we inform ...

... HlOUSE OF LORDS-Xonday. The Earl of AB3;aDS~rsc moveg that the House should concur with the Commons in an address to her- Majesty for the appointment of a committee to inaoire into the corrupt practices which prevailed at the last election for the city Of C an House had no power to join Lord ST. LEoscAIRD`S thought that the Huehdn oe oji in such an address unless it were founded on an act of ...

... THE OVERWORKED; AND UNIDER- IPAID. The Journal of Psychological Medicine, a quar- terly publication of extraordinary talent and research, conaucted by 'Dr. Forbes Winslow, and periodically noticed in this nevwspaper opens its first article' of the April number in the following manner:- The reason whjy Socialism baa become one of the prominent moral phenomenla of our age, is, that with all ...