New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-03
MATTERS IN GREAT BRITAIN.
The Corn BiIl-The Tnrif-The oregon No
r,ce-Relfef Biil-Lopdou ADnfversaries-
YreIoad-signs of the Times
" The T-bare.

Correspondence Of The Tribune
LesDoS, Nay 18th
f;r,e1ev& McEirch-Gsnt: The Corn Bill was
rssd The third time IN The House OF Commons on
Saturday morning last: majority for Ministers Sc
The bill will be carried the House OF Lords this
day. The lone, and deliberate discussion which has
taken place on this important measure will think
facilitate its passage through the upper House Il,
is probable that the bill will receive Royal assen
early in June The Tariff has mex, 10 be discussed
in the House of Commons. The passing the Oregon
Notice is generally hailed as satisfactory step to-
ward the amicable settlemen, Of that question Any
proposition for renewing the conference must ooV
come from America, ! think The Religious OP1H
,ens Rs!iy BA has met with opposition where IL
might be expected, viz. by the Bench OF BISHOPS
Righ, Rev Father in God Lord Bishop OF Exeter
gave as his opinion. in his place in the House Of
Lo,ds that If the bill passed into aT, the POPE Oh
p-s world st once assume his supremacy in The BTh
Do,inops The intention OF This bill IS TO sweep ava;
.,actreuts against Roman Cathoics jew and
The Lord Chancellor has collected thirty ae-s "i0" %
g,sr. me statute book, and WHICH ne proposes -
On. is prohibition from Jews holding LAND -AoiNe'
.-,.a, AGAINST the Jews oblge them to wear badge
n
.,,rkf,r pointing out Jew object Of Insult Ac-
+,-, n another law Hpglshnen are liable 10 pena'E
for attending any other place OF worship man 'He
Ii, church consequently the worship offered up N ev
s- dissenting Chapel in the country Is Illegal! -Asal
.- member Of the Established Church IS oouno 0! I
10 attend his Parish Church every suhoas ~ | w. 90
pain OF ecclesiastical censure arc He 49, ~, ,ba 5,d
how.vcr eoiei1ed TO attend the Pa'lsh thurc % s ~
~, fC,rn.vder Treason dav) Inc LORD SAaHCeiu
was witty on the respecting me o.
from Rome at had been suggested o1sei 'e- ~
h, ,hst the importation Of Bulls world come uh'e 'he
am happy 10 say me spirit OF Inc ace h&S
renesIed many or laws IN oce instances ~ eas
have ap since the laws alluded 10 were en,e.ce'i.
,so,,s c,oyded With visitors from AL pPrt OF tie
ui1don This is the month (May) in which tie a1niTeT-
ssres Of a our religious and benevolent institutions are
ned will mention TWO or tnfee' Inc uiee'NS q .ie
St, Tar s Aboion Of CapitQi PgHtaDeat was attended
h ron of every creed end party The opinions enter
tanned by this pry fee. gaining ground here and
have reason 20 hope in America too Why should muroeF
-nurdc- propagate The London Pencs Socty have ca
tered into arrangements with upwards Of 200 ministers TO
nreach sermons on the Path INST designed TO show that
wer is inconsistent with Ch-stiPli;y.
At the 4st anniversary OF the British and torelgA
school Society on Monday last, Lord John Russell IN n
speech plea ne much particularly struck with
the following passage Every step that we take, said
his Lordshp, every year that passes over orr heas OILY
TENDS show that 10 teach we'll 10 elevate 't uhus o
children 70 plant in hem religious and mora principles
10 seEd them from school in fI state . taxi Their part IN
this community 10 whatever portion OF the sness Vi lie
may be entrusted 10 them IS one OF the mos 1icu tasks
which asy caI undertake.
Truly Lord John is RICH, What calling K SO honor
able as that of properly forming the minds OF ine sng
generation But In other ptGiessia ere rs members
so badly remuucrs,ed Iii last that three iourhs oil
our Schoonasers not worthy to be trusted WITH tie
management OF our dogs and horses no" il II 70 De
otherwise when the Schoomsste! Ia so baG!y looked
upon and III paid as he generally is In England.
The Britj'h dHtiSiGe Church Assoe,att0H he!d their
Second Annual Meeting a, Leicester last week
The mock mrr,yr O'Bien the would be I'val OF
sa In hfa 4
ak about aud wits 10 discharge their mssilcs at
The Cork (ireland) correspondent, OF paper with
which em connected thus ".ites;
CORK Wednesday Evening May 18Th 1916
Perhnps II NAV not be embarrassing TO msuy OF your
readers TO know something Of the state OF things in this
locality add the circumstances OF the people generay
under the present deplorable stao Of restitution Inc
wsn, nj ordiuaI food the producing the most
heatrendins distress and the priva;ions SO patiently
borne could they be really understood by the Eneish
nation would appa the heart and make appear
wonderful hew human nature can be made quietly 20
bear W against it, la passing through the thorouEhfae'
you are met at alnos every turn bI IDLE bodied men
whose and pale countenances frG.isi6y Sake one
a, objects of cammiseraDn aud py. the fetriGl work
nrs of hunger denotng the inward struggle which Is g
nr forwPrd from the Implying world me De-
olae condition Of the man trying TO keep up hnd mem
tain that erespect which Is so dear TO him. VINO corns
elemOSyuarv chelty rnd Wishes CpIy 10 nave IN OPP
pnruni,y Oh laboring wh his own hFnds 10 supply Ills
necessities
THE relief committee making eXerons 10 pro-
vide employment. They have collected subscriptions
amounting TO nearly 80 000 and have in addition obtain
ed grant from government of cisco, besides claim for
another advance. The people arc TO be employed III
somev hat similar manner that adopted m your own
locality during the weather in the early part OF last
ear-reparlg thoroul haes AID such other public works
MS will not interfere with the duties of private property
have purposely condensed my summary Of news IN
order make few observations on the signs o. the tunes
in England have yet reached what l. termed the
prime OF life yet witnessed change, in public opn-
ion almost incredible The mind OF man IS In truth travel
,hp
deed on the wngthe stand still aud re-ograde men are
making eXerons 10 fly but they cannot soar above
the ms'her earth which they nearly Allied their
wings are clipped they are sbofn OF much OF
their power BY the almost unanimous voice OF .he people
the supendouS changes now being effected IN tls ceun-
try the civilized classes ane their sincere or interested al
hcrcuts profess nothing but evil The present pro-
sre.sve movements they pronounce eroerataton This
contradiction OF terms on their part Is easily accou1c
for They have hitherto held the iron rod OF power and
now that being thrust rom their hancs for ever they
naturally eXcaim none can raie so "rh rs me
think mighty good is about 10 be effected for the
masses Our country is in travail She Is undergoing
birth is critical, troublesome painful time with
her hope for the best, bu, iremble for some OF the
consequences fear the opposition OF the privileged
classes. Every years experience proves thar they ar
iuduIrnc In little 'souud and FURY" Weld 20 voice
and moral power OF the people. tremble account al
another aud very numerous portion OF the community
which abounts in every hamlet, village town, and city in
the Kingdom This formidable party belongs neither 10
the stand st nor 10 the proeressonss the indivd
uals alluded longer wirgiy yield allegiance 20 the
old governing minds and they have rot sufficient intellect
moral stamina 10 lon tEe new. Ii is worthy the deep
consideration OF British TO know what Is 10 be-
come very and for the most part very
immoral psrty. In your th'nly populated country yoL
can scarcely form idea OF the class alluded 10. IS IN
my estimation iearfnty increasing mob. There Is
another matter which causes me no .iite anxiety fear
in England progressing too fast shall he;ier
convey my meaning perhaps when say that present
Institutions are 100 sntiQuated for modern mes-be o.,
fashioned machinery adapted 70 the new order
Iing> which has arisen Our rulers, in fact; are crawl