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London, England, 1855-11-10 00:00:00

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LONDON, SATURDAY, Non:mita 10.

Tun Loan MAYOR of LONDON MM... more real
authority, pommies mote real Masses in the eosin-
try, than a score of membees of Paellasosat. Yes-
terday a Jewish LORD MAYOR iassigerated his
mayoralty in Gladioli. sad Bt. Pairs is still stand-
ing—not a crack or law in the edifice—as any oast
may **VW" himself by taking a walk thither and
inspectiog it. There is not a Christian clergyman of
any denomination within the walls or liberties of the
City, who apprehends the least danger to his faith
from Mr. DAVID SALOMOX.' occupation of the Man-
sion Hone. During the whole of the ensuing
year Mr. SALOMON. will preside in a Court
in which knotty questions of the mast vital
import to our merchants are decided ; he
will be at the head of our City polio, ;
if any royal or illustrious strangers visit the Metro-
polis he will do the bemoan to thee is the Dame of
the hospitable Corporatioa of Leedom ; mid, if her
MAJWITT be graciously *seed to add to the amber
of the Royal family, he will gossip and partake of
mettle in the Pimlico Passe. Thies are bat the
outward and visible symptoms of the power and
midge which will be delegated during the ensuing
year to Mr. &ammo ; bat all who know bowies&
inflame the wealth and privileges of the Leedom
Corporation invest it with in every part of the king-
dom, are aware that the sinews power of its MAYOR
is infinitely greater than sprain se the serfage. And
yet the sea who is ulloseitatisgly entrusted with
so mach power is excluded from a legislative
summbly into which Mr. Glows linneox—say, the,
lionserable FLAMM, been admdtted

without swap* and when he would only have one
vote among six hundred and Aftreight.
If we look to the personal history of Mr. SALMONS,
the anomaly of this ended= from a post of minor
importance of a man who is admitted to one of
greater importance, will appear still mom mfrs.&
gent. Tin family of Mr. Satowons have besn con-
nected with the City of London for am 'nand

rats—boararably known as merchants, ander-
amities, and foreign bankers. They have become
British citizens, and have taken an honourable pert
in these enterprises which have developed
the resources of oar country to seek an mor-
ons extent. Mr. SaLonoms on truly my with the
patron saint of Protestant aseendancy sad ultra-
Toryism. " I glory in having been bona a Britoe
His earliest recollections, his boyish annesemenls, and
the toils of his manhood, are all intimately sad law
perably eneociated with this City. Brea car dumbly-
dyed Orange friend of the &olden! 'sand pretend
that Mr. Sm.onoxs ever bowed the knee to the old
lady who is arrayed in scarlet, and who dtteth on
wen hills, " se if' (to ass the words of Andrew
Feirserries) " sae were as big moo& for her
braid beeklide." Mr. &manors has displayed great
energy in the management of important eaumereisl
andertakinp ; he has been an ardent promoter of
ederaties ; be hes bees a manillesst patron diodes,
sad liberal in his frequent &otiose to the poor.
To great sets& ability he adds a wide
nage of simian*. Ia 1835 he was use of the
Shoff!, of Middle= ; mimeo 1846 he has been one of
the Aldermen of London ; be has been pricked in
the Privy Cassell as Sheriff of Kent, and appointed
by the Crown to fill that din I he is in the Commis
sloe of the Counties of Middlesex, Heat, and Surrey.
Yet this man whose taints asktrnetworthinese for
the discharge of public bagasse have spin and again
boa recognised by his fellow-citizens, by hie Sove-
reign's emasillors, and by his Sovereign herself, is
occluded from the Legislature because be only
meknowledges the divine authority of Goo of the two
eallectione of mend writings which we Christians
naive as inspired, while it is notorious that ma who
believe in neither the one nor the other And fres
moms to the House of Commons--end **oat den-
ier or detriment to the 'Wood faith.
So long is the nation persists in such a practical
self-contradiction, it readers itself the mockery and
the by-word of the world. Hither Mr. SALMONS,

and those of his faith, ought not to be periled
to hold the high laces to which be bee he. *DO
to time been appointed, or that one moiling pills
office, from which they are still excludedrought to he
thrown open to their hoeonrable militia. If the
opponents of the removal of the lest mg of Jewish
disabilitice have o e groin of self-respect, they will
sot rest costeated with excluding the Jaws from
Parliament by a miserable verbal quibble, but
will mopes the question, by proposing a
law to exclude Jews from all daces of
civil trust. The statata, by the operation of
which the Jews are kept wet of Parliament,
was not divested epithet them. The saastassat of
that statute was streasessly misled by the ultra.
Conservatives and ultra-High Churchmen of the time
when it was passed. The Tory peers of that day
recorded a protest epithet it se saasemeary, as es
entresehmest ups our constitutioe," as an " infriese-
meet of the rights of pews;" as I:emetically useless.
"If a sew oath were airesseary," says the protest of
the Tory peers of Closes Axes against the oath of
abjuratioe. " which we conceive it is sot, yet the
words of this oath are so very ambiguous, and have
hese ee differwatly emistreed by several lords, that
this may bosoms a save to mee'smaseleuess, or teed
to overthrow the obligation of an oath, by allowing
min liberty to take it la their own seem, whersee this
and all other oaths oeght to be taw is the sew of the
imposer, which ham not hiss declared is this ease,
though we sersestly pressed it, sad thoegh it his
been dose in other oases of the like esture." A
protest against the peeing of the Act, wetly to the
name parport, signed by a leading member of the
La of Scotland—by one who, under the Slums,
bad taken part is the risings of the Covenantors, and
been fined to fly from Scotland in masequesee—is
sow in oar pomades. If seek !segues* wee held
respecting the oath of abjuration by English High
Churchill's* and Scotch Covenanters, in days when
there was a royal family of STOoltio and a powerful
Jacobite party, what shall be said of it sow, whoa
that family is extinct, and that party has owed to
exist t
The veteran Lord Minor,— -
founded

of the pro-

• intellects that ever aitwei
pointed eat a short sad elgik
reeetry Illy be relieved et the
its legislators me ridieekom

talus With a seisqueipred
attaply the repeal at the
I. 1 'Cattails lava as
tidlealoaa ratan ia mid* the
minden flan ths•l4ol.•

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ture of sees who are tasted with far greater power
over the lives and liberties of their fellow-citizens
than any ewe member of the Legisisibire an penek4,
they will lend their sanction and imilnenze tol Lod
Lvicusuasfe mums by making it4keir owns and mi.
introducing his bill u soon u Parliament al sables.

Mg Court.

WINDSOR, Nov. 9.

The Earl sad Countess Oantllb arriterlyaeterday,
ea a visit to Mr Majesty. Viscount Tearing.= also had the
honour of beteg invited.
This Maser party he the mains lacheledihe Duper of
Kest, the Peace* Royal, the Earl sad Coaster Oreaville,
Thereat Tentage's, Lady ♦mato Bow, Baroness Os
Booth. and )Lr. Gibbs.
The Bead of the lad Life Outdo plated darlog diluter,
and the Queen's Print* Band ;pertseurod afterwards in the
Castle.

The usual parade of the troop is leant of the birthday
of the Prises of Wales Sok plass this morning before her
lisfeety, Prises Albert, the Prince of Wales, sad the whole
of the royal !sally.
The Sad Life Osards and the 22nd Regiment smoked
Ist* the Hope Park at a quarts: before tea o'clock. Shortly
after, os the arrival of her Majesty sad the royal family,
essenspeakd by Sarl and Coaatess Grasrllle, and attended
by the Ladies mad Guthman in Waiting, the lies presented
areas, marched past in slow and quick Use, and And a few
*joie, alter whisk the troop returned to their barracks.
Priam Albert and the Prises of Wales, onsonapanied by
Sul Gown* west est shooting.

The lies. Mere Ilemionakt ka;esoseeded the Hos. Mary
Belted as Made( Roam to Wald*, to her blejeety.

A Cabinet Council was held yesterday afternoon at
the Pontign-adics. It was attended by Viaeount
Palmerston, the Lord Chancellor, Earl Granville,
Sir Georre Grey, the Earl of Clarendon, Lord Pan-
inure, Sir Charlie Wood, and the Bight Hun. R.
VOTING Smith. The Council eat two flours and a
quarter.

♦ &raids eras Kass 5141 had ea, isterview yesterday
with the President of the General Board of Health at his
ells, Whitelsall. The &past's* essisted SUOMI. Met-
self. Baby, sad J. IL Kampen.
Earl Giusti!, arrived in tows hos Wiadaor Castle yes-
terday for the purpose of attending the Cabinet Council.
The noble earl retnntod to Windsor Castle I. the eveniag.
Viscous Palmists arrived in tows yesterday from his
seat, Broadlands, Banta.

THE GOTERNOZ-GIENZIAL or INDia.—it haa now
►ees filially arraspd that Lord Casaisig is to loam Mar-
seilles so the Ist of December. Hie lordship mosseds to
Alesasdria is ►er Mojesty's steamer Cando., where he will
mire about the 7th. We saderstand that it is Ms intestioa
to stake a star of shoat three weeks is Drypt, and at the as-
piration of that time he will embolic es beard the Fermis-
pore at Saes for Calcutta. Dr. Leckie has bees appolated
as wipes in suitaisaes upon his lordship, and will torsi
one of the nits socompanyieg him to Isslia.—Some News

We oadentand his Royal Highness the Doke of
011akbridp will leave town on Tuesday next, attended by
Colonel Tyrwltitt, for Paris, on a visit to the Emperor
Napeleen.
Her Royal Mg' hues the Duchess of Olouoestes
bad • dieser party last everdag at Gloucester Rosso.
Their Royal Highnesses the Mollies of Cambridge sad
the Priaoses Mary, die Date of Cambridge, and • select
sink were present.

-The Right Hon. Bir Charles and Lady Mary Wood
eatartaisita Lord Namara, Leta mad Lady Wolohan's, the
Bight Bea. Bidasyaad Mn. Herbert, Mr Batavia Walker,

Beat-Admiral ilishards, sad • mime party to disarm es
Thursday last, at the Admiralty.
Major-General Sir B. Airy, 5.C.8., will, ow his
Mara to Loads., sums& Idslor•Geamal Juries nos* as

Qsarterataster-CtUtstal at titelleese Gaud,.
Lady Ceanworth has bees appointed to seamed
Lady Cassias as the Dimino-la-chid of the establish-
seat he @applying the army is the Bost with 1111/981. Mr.
Measeire Meads state that be is for twists to have charge
of the Army Stehasset is the Howse of Comatoste—a thane
whisk wills's* 4/Webb the importance sad utility of the
tratler.theeteasy fee Wu. It has at hark be es detdded
that a Pelish Logics shall be orgasised.—Prou.

Llestensat-eolowel the H.M. Perey Herbert will
named Sir B. Mfg ea Qaerternukr•Geoerel of the Bri-
tish army is the But. Col. Herbert served with the 43rd
the lest Leib war wad as Srieuat•Qeertermaeterd3eaerel
to the &mid Divides is the Crimes tip to the time of his
het appointment. . .

stated that the Bishop of Melbourne, who is
the Nisei proashar at Cambridge this Sleuth, [stands to
Savo this mats', sod retain to his &oases as the 26th a
seat math.

A grand soiree of the asonbers sad friends of the
Sown Atitenawn Y easeassesd to be held is the City
Hell, es Friday the 7th Deeseabsr. The chair will be occu-
pied by the Blahs Hon. the Berl of Agnates.
The GeesUe Musicale of Paris states that " the
re-opesing of her Majesty's Theatre at London neat year is
now Om eat as metals to take pleas. 11. Calaado, Di-
rester of the hellos' Opera at Part, will make sae in the
essablastisa, sad the artiste who now fern his anapeay
will is a large pert sompeee the groove for Leaden."
It is saeoancied that Madan, Castilian is ea-,
peed for this Wawa mesa sad the seat year's Cassini
et the Theatre flea Carle, Naples.
The Omit theatres of Vienna bating oat off the
free minimises of the gentlemen of " the berth estate."
the latter bane meet sad dessrenaed to nodes the theatres
as OM.

Li
headset aed most subtle is
the Weehesk—has points
premiss srhseiby the weal
regreask at bereviag epee
, • aato eat►~—sash a darm
Ipot.a.w litet trial
seed eat► of alderstioa.
slightest sass of the ridisi
tesatry is plassd by the o