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London, England, 1850-11-20 00:00:00

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LONDON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20.

We have not had time to cut more than a glutei
at Cardinal WISEMAN'S ic.joinder to his numerous
foes; but have seen enough to admit that some of
them have caught a tartar. Never were blows dealt
With more hearty good will. His Monsignoreship is
evidently co slumbering, munibl aft, dosing eon of the
church, cl id in purple, end fed with incense; but a
busy, worldly, go-a-head son of an acute and an indus-
trialise. He has evidently emerged from no cloister,
nor from the desk of any antiquated adminisuatios.
Tree Cardinal, cardinal though he be, is one of us, and
one not of our effete or dandy &Aimee, but • terra
fili.gß, who has touched the mother earth of cowman
life, and learned rode-thoughtedness with his verna-
cular. Cardinal Wisun AN, we see, claims to be an Rog-
Baboon, and no alien. His style, his rudeness, his hard
bits,and his plain sense certainly go far to prove that be
is neither a Spaniard nor an Italian. The document
that we print is manifestly the work of a slashing
English reviewer, not of a Roman casuist; and the
entire vein of thought and of exprre4on, savour far
more strongly of the man of the world, than the ser-
vant of the church. Dr. Pussy has ten times more
unction, more beatitude, more Jesuitry, and, without
the ted hat, far more popery about him.
But although the Pore has had the sagacity to
came amongst us in the unusual garb of a man ot the
advanced world, with a bold aspect, a fertile lova).
tier, and a ready pen, the POPE'S agent is rot the less
but rather more to be feared and dealt with nare!ully.
His professides in this book are those of great humi-
lity. The Quint hem no more loyal subject, the
public no mote respectful aspirant for favour. If he
become a cardinal it was not of his seeking, and if of
Westminster, it was of necessity not foreknowledge.
The Pore's claim and his own to administer all the
spiritual, and no small portion of the temporal, aides
of England, are met, ly phrase., at which now saw
an Anglican bishop would take offener. Catholics eat
not wor.hip without bishops; and the Emancipation
Act, which allowed freedom of the ens, sanctioned the
fall development of the other. On the subject of his
title, authority, and precedence, the Cardinal says
little, except that his pretensions are the result of
circum.tances, the natural and foreseen consequence
of the Emancipation Art, the inevitable concomitant
of any toleration of the Roman catholic religion. We
regret to see how strongly this line of argument gusto
strengthen the power of the fanatics, and to induce
statesmen to look btrkward in the canee of religious
equality and tolerance.
In this point of view we cannot but look upon the
pamphlet as an unfortunate and further step in that
way of provocation which has kindled religiose
animosity throughout the land. There never was a
mite direct chell.:nge, a more glaring outrage on
that decorum of mutual respect which all Chris-
tian ants should bear each other, than the
Bull, which heralded Bishop WISEMAN to the
assumption of what was evidently marked out as the
supreme ecclesiastical authority fa England. To the
arrogance of the church dignitary—to the assumption
of the Roman prince—is now strangely and offen-
ively added the sneering satire of the pamphleteer,
mocking the cathedral service at Westminster, and
descending to " pull caps " or mitres with the bishops
tithe established church.
Iwo the arguments of Cardinal WlirM.VeB pam-
phlet we have now no time to enter. But we could not
present it to our readers without some remarks upon
its gen. ral tenor, mid without giving the impreesion
made by its first and hasty perusal.

SPAIN.

MADRID. Noy. 14.

T..e French ambassador has been app onted grand
cordon of the order of Cowles 111. Namara made a
speech in the Senate, which was much applaud, d.
The debate on the a Weiss terminstes in the Senate
today. Tse Chamber of Depuies has heard the
project of adder read.
MAI/RID, Nov 14 —Threeper nts., .141; after B
31 15 16 paw r; 341 to 1 31 cwt. Your per Cante.,l2l. Fins
per Cents., 13; Liter Bela+, 131 paper, 13 crab. Coupon',
71 clot+. alter Woes, 71 Passive* 3 16-16 cask ; after
BAG, 3: col. Bark of Bt. Ferdinand, 961 mob. Ex-
chaotic no Lonna, 60.40 cub.
To money bong no tart of It. Eugenio, then will be
no Balsa.

ITALY.
TURIN.

Rumours of a stomtenal erste prevail, bat nothing
ent.an is known as to the modifications expected in
the cabinet. The sittings of the two Chambers are
without interest.
MILAN, Nov. 14.
The military levy for the Lombird-Venetian pro-
ARCM, in 1850, amounts to 14,000 men.