... The authoress of Uncle Tom's Cabin arrived in Glas- gow on Wednesday night, accompanied by her husband, Professor Stowe, the Rev. Charles Beecher (her brother), and Miss Beecier (her sister). Being rather in' a delicate state of health, Mrs. Stowe kept herself pretty much within doors for the two days after her arrival; but on Friday night a grand soirde was held in the City Hall, in lier ...

... SOIREE :.AT sGL.ASGOW: IN HONOUR . OF . at . . AIR . 13. B SToWSE- . est' 'On Friday night, Mrs. Stowe, the distinguished ?? author ol' ' UnclaTem's Cabin, wag entertained at a:soir?e. Pd in the Glasgow City-hall, when upwards of two thousand of on our fellow-citizens, male and female, assembled to do her ma honour. AC, The chair was occupied by JOHN MAcnowAsan, Bsq.; By and on Mrs. Stowe, ...

... ''THE TIMES AND Mt. B:OSSUTH. TO TltE EDITOR OT TRE DAtILY HEWS. ,SIR,-May I hope that your sense of the injustice ?? done to M. Koassuth by the 2'inses newspaper, will -induce you to give insertion to the accompanying nletter. I am, Sir, respectfully yours, It MAYNE REID. r14, Alpha-road, Regent'n-park, April 16, 1S5J. m~ [We publish Captain Reid's letter, omitting only one at paragraph.) ...

... PARLIANENTAI? 1' L UINe. -- PAPt LDDLOIEN TA R Y B US1VES.S. R-lOUSE OF LORDS-MOSDAY. 'fhe Earl of NViuehilsea and Nottgl ghr ?? move for a com- mittce to inquire hito the Eyste-ll of education p ursued at tile Col- lcze of Mlavnaotb, andI its results. The Yiscovut Gordon-To move, as an amendment to the Earl ?? anld Nottinghlamn's motion, that rll humble address l, presented to her Majeety, ...

... LATEST FROMI FRANCE. . ~(in EnECTRIC TELEGB.iPIL.): . PARIS, SUNDAY EvzN1NO. .Thao French Minister at the court of Prussia has p resenlted to the King his letters of recall. ,The Second Danish Chamuber has rejected the Lstate budget of 13,307,054 rit dollars, demanded by .the government, and passed one granting 13,066,176 .rix dollars. The receipts are estimated at 13,795,198 .rix dollars. An ...

... HOUSE OF CO-.IMONS-FRIDAY. Order for third reading read me iowtn madeil, aud question pro. posed, 1 That Vtoe bill be now read the third time., Amendment lirpsilesd, to leave out the word now,' mid at the cnd ofthe (jttesttftioitodd tliewerets 1upon this (lay siximonths. Ques- ?? the wordl 'nun' stand part of the question:- Thu leouse divided ; Ayes, 2S8; Noes, 239. AYES. Adair, 1t E Duke ...

... At the evening meeting, on Friday last, a lecture was delivered by Mr. T. H. Huxley, On the Identity of Struc- ture of Plants and Animals. Coamencing with minerals and vegetables, Mr. Huxley observed that one marked dis- tinction between them is, that the latter are always under. going change, whilst minerals remain the same; or, at least, they undergo no changes but such as are produced by ...

... COL)IONIl_&.POST'AGE. I:N'I'1' ?? WITll fiE PlUEl~r M1NTS2'-~t1 (hiniStaird-iM n numerous :isnd inlfluential til.lpuln- tit1of ,.n nh ?? ?? n ior.5l P oot. g .As.- ole I.- (lieu tv cppmiatnes:iint, nl~on the Lordo lAlher- 1 o.n et nor tu~,'E :c, at ilo Bofficial, Es. 'residne Calden- cotrt,; sr the pus o. layingrd ?? his Dilord 2ship ther sraste , o i..k bi-~ropos, by~ the J.o1. ssit, -Ensq., ...

... D)EPLCTATION TO THE EARL OF ABERDEEN. oil Saturday afternoon a large and irniporiusit del utittoio, consistilig of members of Parliament, and iliercliail3, bainkers, aud traders from till parts of the kingdom, had as, interview with-the First Ljord of use Treasury, at IlE. otieal, ?? in Dowising.5treet, on the sub1ject ci colonial postage. Tue deputation inclssded Mri. Thoemscz, Haukey, M r. G ...

... THEFF REPRESENTATION- OF TYNEM~OU-TIT e ~~TvD.13rouTwr, SATVR1DAV NIi;~r. ?? with the telegraphic mnessage, says outr cor- n respondent, that conveyed the onnounclement to lbs Iihnral 0 committee '9tere, yesterday, that Mr. Ilugh Tavlor, thlc s Derbyite representative of this boroughI, as unseated by the al parliamentary committee- for bribery and treating, w t., e announcement that M~r. Ralph ...

... I LFROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] PARIS, SATURDAY ETENING. The decision of the Tribunal of Correctional Pblice of the Seine, in the affair of the foreign correspondents, has excited considerable surprise here, not because out of the ten persons accused eight have been convicted, but because two have been acquitted. A prosecution at the instance of the Government before the Correctional Police ...

... A USTRIA AND SARDINIA. The last accounts from Italy inform us that the Count Do Revel has been recalled on leave by his Government. The significancy of this recall on leave, under present circumstances, will be under- stood by everyone. It shows us, however, that, while maintaining its rights and its dignity with firmness, the Government of Victor Emmanuel has never departed from the principle ...