The Express.
London, England, 1850-12-09 00:00:00

OF AMERICA.

THE EARL OF CARLISLE'S IMPRESSIONS

The following are the m tat prominent portions of
the Inthre delivered by the Bari of Carl:eh at the Lab
Mechanic' li•itatien on Friday evening lad :
" It is my • ish to tooth very lightly upon any point
which among us, among eves some of us now here, may b,
matter of natroveny. I, however, honestly thick that the
'aperients of the United States dose not as yet enalde them
to deckle ea either side the argument between the established
and winatary systems in religioa. Take the towns by them-
solve., and I think the voluntary pi-throbs ap, can fury
adequate to satisfy all nligiues exigencies. Then it must be
remembered that the elam which mats the main difficulty
elsewhere, swirly, if at all, fairs In Amerio t. It lathe
blared privilege et the Unita ewes, sad it I. ow wash,
gem very kr to coasteetalancie an drawbacks at whitl I
may have to hiat, that they really have net, as a clam, Gay'.
poor swag them. A real beggar is what you never gag 1
Oa the ram bead, over their lawns tzars of whiny
the War en apron has an sufficed to prodeee eadhisat
religion asaimasodettite. It may, however, be truly tar
tiara wham say establishenw woald be tqual to that
faaries._ Theeis, however we moos the many question,
whisk SIM ripablinta aspiriesos of America has net yet
alleff, he matter stead at present indifference to religion
wiawtytybe laiti to lan ohne. Probablyreligiouse:-
minsi ow peeked haler titan elsewhere. There ontainly
Is •Vk and anivemelity of religions liberty which I do
ha *Moat nuts illegreitof eery. (Applause.)
t Rows of Bestissatatives, the more popular branch
of Illajniermialt, named by naivetes' suffrage, mostable
to taidain ii wry ilizisaffearanee, sneered rather
Moat tbiaar, in *We et asp a bow, but it Ii the
went sionfor kerb, I wit la ;we hear oompleints
osonsionay of oar Roams of Patileineat, old sad new, bet
they MI faithless in eampariew. •Is parts of the house it is
impassaie to hoer say body, in nth en it answers all the
perpelie of • whispering gallery, end I have heard members
any ale matineese dialogue white a debate was retesting
esesmi them. Both in the senate and the boon every
winthor has a most commodious armchair, a desk tor his
pagan,' and • spinier hoz. to which he does not always
realirellimssif. I west very often, and it was impossible
to 3C the atteetiou I waived; some member's seat in
the are hewas
s was always given to me, and I wit
M la ti nsis there daring the whole of the debate,
og west try bran as I Mama The palpable distinction
bentout
that and ow Howe of Cannons I shcal
d ea
M be we wit noisy, end they ere woe
=? ' de sot Mum, they do ant tomb, bat cow
in speaking at a time, and May Winn •
disregard for the decisions of their speaker,
Wry 't tae so recognised leaden Of the tlifferint parties,
la members of government not being allowed to have seats
la Whir Zeus if Megrim and the different patties do
a=gLii=on
My tilllbed In the climber go that yeth
far Mesa lea 6 wrangle being carry
on henna
Sla nasty members. While I was at Week-
into, the q of &wry, sr at least of poling towterod
with -slavery, Iwo Mae aid colour and saithathe to the
rameadans in the linen of Repreeentatima. Old Mr.
Mese, the ea-swaged of the United State., ors-
tied, without denim. to most prominent position; be
Mims ted a very striking appearance, standing up tweet at
We ege of seventy-five, basing ones filled the higlint post
attainable by ea ASSlela edam, with trembling hands
and eget eyes, In dawn of the right of petition—the
right to petition against the continuants of slavery in
the diarist of °Mashie with a majority of the
ham uselly deriding igainst him, and a portioa
Ong,lashed Into sobs sad a I thooght it we very seat
and to some extent woe, quite • sublime position;
bet it rather detracted from the grandeur of the effect at
Moot, that hie own excitement was so great as to pitch his
'Win almost into a eereach, arid to make him more disorderly
thea all the rest. Be pet ono in mind of a Ikea old game-
way sad ocessionany showed great energy and power of
makom I had' oertalnly eh opportunity Of lamb* my
tiss T sat through a speech of his that lasted three
r list then It is her to mention that the areal fittings
tardily hat above three bean a day—about four Mawr is
nay, an:ptlt go away for the day, differing naafi herein
Gem oar oe; add on this occasion they frequently
allowed r. Adams to sit doves to rest. All the time I be-
have be was not himself Ira the dkomtlausans of slavery,
roe fa the district of Columbia, but he contended none
Mentitation hut acondea the hem eight of petition.
=tie esisd a pedals 'car tin dissolution of the Onion
steer.st temple. 7Mt. Mashall, of Itesineky,
Amami steelthl speaker, moved • was of mowa upon him.
"Aaolia* hambsr, whoa I seama amine, tbe abbot and
ffselselleabailgies whoa I kernel ea the wade= or slave-
Wm ens, Medi linnet same" analaught m Mr. /ideas ;
OM tip got that "old men eloquent" and so we could have
Ammehed him with not undenter dim how to spoilt even
ilealmea gip Ws* bet•etesewhat trouble's spirit tea paned
'Ousaftweienwpaamblehhe played so oomph:atm a part,but
he hes MR UMW Maims words of fire, the spathes( which
en wit yet ostler. Nothing came of all this stir ; I used to
meet Mr. Adams at dinner while it went on, very mini and
nelkterbed. After seeing and hearing what takes place in
sissy of there sittings, one is tempted to think that the naiad
mot break up next morning; but toe flame appeared gener-
ally to smoulder almost ea quickly se It Jellied The debates
In the senate, daring the same period, were al:rifted, bad-
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lad moat attraction for the passing traveller. I heard Mr.
Clay in the senate ones, but every one told me that he was
labouring nada feebleness and *lnterim, so that I could only
the great man is the tones of his voice. I think
CliZet attramin quality was still mote perceivable in
straw laternone, es I certainly et any psblle man,
either in hie eirautry or to mine, always excepting llr.
Crean, who switched such evident fasoinatiou over the
I minds and affection of his friends and followers as Beery
CI. I thought his society mat*Malin, wry, simple,
a genial, with gnat natural dignity. If his countryman
make better men presidents, I should applaud their virtue
In resisting the spell of his eloquent attractions. When the
Waal list' fe considered, my respect for the discernment
elicited by mineral suffrage doss not stead at • vary high
mica. Anoth r great man, Daniel ,
then Webster could net
kiwis either House of Condor, because he Clod, as
he close now, the high Whoa of Secretary of State; but it k
I wile enough to Wall OD he Winos dark brow and !ORS-
ON
was sad massive forehead, to be snared that they ere
Oa Weis am mesh, If not more, Intellect than any heed
We gmbaisefreer remarked.
0 hoe -may, If not for all reasons, I am well mutest that
he Amid be again at the bead of the American cabinet, for
I hi sea that while he is ever intently America's, he has
cen eitened ion of pesos, and a cordial sympathy with
Me Issisnee end Mores of the eidom well eit the now Anew.
tease meek. Tin late Mr. Coltman, who impressed most oaf
those who wen thrown in his way with a high °Shinn of
his Milky, his hearty, and I may add him impreetreabilily,
I tali we the good fortune to bear in publie, er meet in
privets society. It Is well known that his attachment to the
nentenanewof slavery writ go hr aa to bead him to holare
Mat real Modem weld net be unionised without it.
Among those who at that time eontsibutribotti to the credit
end gaietf the society of Wukington, I owned forbear
from adding the name et Mr. Legere, then the Attorney-
Owed dike Cain, now unhappily, like toe may of those
wheel I have hadetheastea SO 1111 MOS. SO 101aa! living. Be
apipmmil to me the hest seholer, and the most generally
men I met in sit the Cain. I may feel
=llBll.l In bk diner, tor I find ammo my entries, ' Mr.
Logan spoke to night of Pops as ha ought.'
" Pining from the physical to the moral atmosphere,
amidst ell the rewind equality of the ASIANS imam,
than esemal in be • mere implicit detainee to mestom, •
mere maim webesheisa to what h seaweed to be the public
mails of the day tee hoar, than would be paralleled in many
orthrosseeie ye eves canuansitied This gales ace
wihaeraii. i a tb. . g teas, this semplete almegaties
et indinthel at. is gateralty most fees
is tee
domeis apelitios; bet I %height that it oho in coo tassan
doable degas peeve' the wain elven, bianed the deal.
't'u'g the Jadielel heart, end ens Wired the solemn
Issablege of We pulpit. To this mutes may probably, In
eras memera, be owed the remarkable similarity ia the
mommese, ispertmeat, connyeatioa, and ma al belay,
MOM has es generally struck travellers from abroad is Amen
Mesa soolety. _ Who that hes ma ma ever foemadhe slew
sad melancholy Olean of the couples who walk ellM.Malle
to the tables °llia great braid out of the snack. grows
who gather rimed the gamy nook of the steamboats, leg
up the five miners meal, ems like shadows, ow depart ? Ow
of this abide whin mem made se etherivatioa to me, whisk
mut se as pingwat, sad linkage tree, that it wee probahly
thoweatry le Mirk shore mains misery sea less hepyisase
NM,.say Mbar al the
mum. lOW seek/world. a palliest lib, lad from mar
Eradiate we Weald Moil that the slakes eyelet of
riagropirationsend conteeet.althanik the.c.v.O.
on for Oa alee part without the Astons
411.1.150:1=e by Mika tbey an sometimes bat tee wam
ourselves, WU Item em inte,mWeeu
Warn le lisita and ; maw tato MI the iskaisas of
to
1 eabases; themes es every Mbar woodcut of
internale end badge pokey; bad half piddle moo. I will
not say ttoie hut, but the anaemia them. M wader to the I
were prejedista, the niameat tastm the imet meli=t re-
sentments of the people •at each Warp of edmis dos
twin the sew eaten to'earry the spirit of promeiptiou into
every department of the peals want tram 515 flashier at
a great foreign court to Wpritrairter el sem hlt batman
tatret,--thw wading to nada thins shoes hastier
malt to withdraw them the most completely from party
laseame the most tissompulous patinas; end would make
large mares Maga' war mid 1/140 anakem In raki, if It
appeared that they could thee neatens' the minimise un-
til humiliate the rival trader, or tomMely WINN, the
geckos of the seat president." . , .

THE CHARGE OT ASSAULT AGAINST THE TUNIOI
littocroa or CAICeatDOI Ilarraismv.—Thi &tee rma
by the b .roaglt megletratee oa the proctor (the Rev.ka John
N.A.), and his two attendants, Boning and Robin.
ace, for an await apse Klee Thatneon at the brain, p•
Totality last, ware paid ea Saturday. The matter had re-
naiad in abeyance are that day, in consequence of the
stomas of Ito. Hyde (Impostor's lspal adviser), from Cam-
bridge. The rev. goathweatt bed drellned to ply *tiosity
WU the farm et 'splash wag gone through, in O
order to
afford ground ter as seder el files icapriionsurat, whisk, it
is slimed, la to belpeineenand et the part of the university
Wittlut the ,
bovosillpit Kr. Penal& wag,
aceordingly, fovea lly by the eopiriniesideat of
polio, with whine as • ' tby Woe midi tor the
purpose, in a room la Kr.' 'aloe, and *built% duo
mares halts bean onward Ye the borough jail, if tbo ilea
gad costs bad Set been A. elagea tar; tine
=r dwasAiladed ever oaf the fevaresi earthman wee
The sou .ftwi l
trits they sem , thit Itt
" another TOM; with hie berdireateeos well op,' and
the sattee!wis essehrhd. Met lowa eniesil will, of teem
peeped th• aughtrato, and so' a 'styles* quail "max
be espeeted.