Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-27

~,iv. The Rev Mr. Courtney, curato
oi 1t Slidflrs appeared in the pulp /
20 Il snrjiice both morning and even /
,aa aud IN Consequence, on leaving
n church, was asSailed with hlSscs /.
and grolBs by al excited crowd Of sew
crai hundred persons He was protcc-
,c1 byhls friends aud the police, To his
residence. Atthe urgent solicitation
Il has friends, and through the advice
1t .hc Bishop OF Exeter, Mr. Courtney
preached, on the 10Th ult., without the
nirpllce.
Tho Times OF the 9th ult SAYS -
We understand that the several no
h'cmcn and gentlemen whose meeting
90 Lord Towards was noticed on
former occasion have continued their
deliberations from time 10 time upon
the Church question, and were prcpar
Iug resolutions and n memorial 10 the
Queen, against the recent changes IN
thc form Of conducting public worship
aud attempts 10 subvert the principles
81 the Reformation, 10 be submitted 10
more extended meeting, intended To
b. held early IN thus week, but Under
existing circumstances, 1t has been
deemed cxpcdicnt to suspend their pro
rccdings until after the meeting Of
Parliament.
IRELAND
DueLtS A fresh and most powerful
agitation has commenced IN every part Of
lfclind on the subject Of the Beques, Act,
and the new System of odncation anongs,
the clergy. The IRISH journals are crow
ded with letters and docum, ns on these two
subjects. bu, We are com loo 10 give only
Synopsis OF Irish affiirs
MIR O. Conuel has published long let.
Ter on the Catholic Bequcst Commission
Tic sas out With the assumption that the
English Government Is cndea,orieg to IN.
dermlnc the lrish church aud he assures
The people Of lrelini,ha.a conJuncturc has
been reached which involves the civil us
veil as,he religious Liberties Of the lrsh
nation IN the greatest peril Tie afiiuns
that the Brit sh Governmcn, have agents nj
lhtCour Of Rome, and he affect, 10 show
they are employed in onlcavorlng 10
obtain control over the Catholic hierarchy
ollrcland This fact Mr. OConnell con.
sdcrs most unfortunate at tune when a
discussion prevails regarding the BcqueI
Act lie then proceeds to anaIyse a pa.,o-
raj letter Of Doc, Alurry, and 10 show
tina, 1t nbounds with mistakes IN poin, Of
law. lie denies lha, The Beqncst Ac, con.
fcrs any advantages on Ca,hoi: charities,
and he exhibits the grounds Of Ia, denal.---
He has twenty-five strong and decisive Oh
Ieclions TO the net, and these he sets 9th
with his usual teryor and cieatncss lie az
firms tina, a l,ucr WIS scm hv the propa.
ganla OF Rome to Dot. Crollv, rcatiny
10 the Repeal agitation IN IreInnl, aai de.
mes ,hePopcs empoa authority IN Ireland
and opposes hims,f,o any such inlerv,n
ton in IRISH sfIirs concurt,n,Iy with tie
BRUSH Government,
The Romnn Catholic Primn,e Of Ir,lGd
Doct Croily has addressed Il letter To Mr.
O'Coan,ll expressing his regret nnI sur
PRISE AT MIR O Councils denial that the let.
tet sent TO him ZOE CroIly) ,otLo time
since, from the see of Rome was act can
nonca Doct Cro'ly publishes the referred
to document, which ISM LATIN, Md hc iur
port of which is to urge the pfmntc TO use
hlsoiIicial authority and influence to check
,hSirish Roman~CaIholc priesthood from
FuRIbluR III pOlltNu' hS '''NlSh ~ "a -
l,hop also publishes a resolution, passel
unanimously by the assembled Bishops IT
November last, IN Dublin, ncknow .dgna
the receip, of,ho Pope's letter, and pledg
ing themselves to carry the spirit of II intC
effect
The moctmtHit against the Btque;! &c
The se,,s,lon Is becoming more lorml
bnblc The Roman Catholic population -
nlmo., tho entire OF the clergy making
common cause with the laity-haye seldom
been more thoroughly reused 10 opposition
against any measure Than the BcqurN Ac,
The meetings continue in all directions -
The clergy Of a northern county, London
derry, who have hitherto mixed very Inll
IN agitation OF any kind, now come forward
headed by their Bishops, to protest moi
earnestly against the Ac,--agains any n,
rangemea, wnh the Holy See ~he,berb
concordat or otherwise, interfering with III
usage Of the Church, or affecting their &c
. classical Liberties and utterly repudIaIin
all connection whh the State, By pension o
otherwise
The Fre,mdn'J Journal, which is tn
organ OF Doct N Hall. announces the mo:
formidable preparations 10 resist the Gov
eminent measures, by which the liberty {
the Ronish clergy nod The ndep'ndrnce {
their churches are threatened. by the rcceI
legislation Of the government and the n
iempts made by l,s agents 70 influence sn
overnwe the court Of Rome, by iabr 'eatiou'
a. and threats, and promises
The RErEAL MEETINGS., ooh uli-
The announcements of abe iherafar NJ