The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-02-20

me British market on the very day that the duty
suales, Is the best possible period foI braring ts
nerves ~ the new race Of lpetiuon corn v scarce
and dear IN every part Of the globe and at least one.
nall OF the three years must eapse before any sup
plies, under the most favorable circumstances coui
reach us from abroad, to eounteract home prices.
The battle which has been raging for some time
between the free-tradsrs and the proleeioniss COZ
nnues with undated fury and the sound Of the
CONNECT falls upon the ear from every part Of the
country. The ant-corn.law league, while lhey ap.
\ prove OF Sir Robert Peel's financial scheme az a
whole, are busy marshallng their strength against
the modified sidlng-scale for three years. Meetings
are everywhere held To petition for immediate re-
peal; and the welEorganized plans Of the eagusrs,
from their greater compactness and system show TO
advantage on an occasion like the present, when
public opinion is TO be concentrated and promptly
4 expressed.
Butthe landlords are not idle; and il their oralory
Is not so eloquent or convincing, II Is not less
earnest and impassoned. The object Of both par
tes is to act upon the hopes and the fears Of the ls
gislature. The further consideration Of Peel's
scheme Is to be taken into consideration on Thus
day week, when protracted debate will be followed
by division, and then some clue will be afforded as
to the future Members Of Parliament are general
1 iy Influenced by other motives than reason, and
many OF them in the situation of the representa-
tive Of Scotch borough, who declared un6ushing-
| " iha'o nedIu many speeches hat changed my
opinion, but | never heard one that changed my
| yoTE.n
The celebrated Dr. Pussy, at the expiration Of
his three years suspension, appeared on Sunday
last In the pulpit of the Cathedral church Of Oxford
and, so great was the anxiety to hear him. that the
struggles at the door for admission sayored more OF
the theatre than the house Of prayer The attend
anee exceeded all previous experience. Great num-
beers came pufposey from London; and the reporters
Of the daily press sent down to place the ser
mon before the world. DR.. Pusey, il will be re-
membered, was suspended for preaching the Roman
Catholic doctrine Of the eucharist The interval ap.
pears to have worked change in his views; for
the doctrines Of the priesily remission Of SINS and
OF the "rea presence" were strongly insisted on
IN the present az in the condemned sermon.
The one sermon, in fact, was a continuation of
the other; and Dr. Pusey seemed delighted to have
the opportunity of repeating his opinions in the pre-
sence Of the judges-tbe university authorities.
! Whether any what notice will be taken Of this
last move on the part Of the tractarian leader who
Is left alone, like the last Of summer" bloom
! ing IN solitude, remains TO be seen. The "ead-
ing journal" yesterday has pungent attack
upon upon Dr. Pusey, which may be regarded
toerably clear evidence that his views had little
sympathy with the popular mind in England
The hog is said to be imbued with the faculty
az seeing the wind; the Times possesses, as Ger.
family, the intuuve faculty Of reading the signs OF
the times; and its Jim Crow gyRtions generally
influenced by desire TO swim with the current
Some twelve or eighteen months ago twas much
ule o'sa'' =. '"1 'anS as u y ~" ueh aSse
anu anu mas oeen Pfoosoiy moved 70 this PoIcy
oy the sensations produced I'D .he popular mlhu oy
me numoef ana frequency o. the conversions 10
| Rome.
The election for the West Riding Of Yorkshire
VIII take pace IN u"y or t"o' ~hen Lora MOT
peth VIII DC returned without opposIton' Mr. FER
rama, a NOISY, haralaced aemsgogue, mas Deen Str
wing 10 get up an opposition TO MS lordshP IN the
nf MIR / ana ytn do
himself the laushing,stock OF the House OF Com
mons a rev years oacki Dut the attenpt mas been
failure ana 10 BACK out OF The affair as eredaoiy as
possible MI FOX declares that MS heath IS TOO del
icaie Tor the atmosphere OF the House OF Commons,
and the faree Is mus brought TO close IL con-
test had tak'n place Tor that important section OF
Yorkshire the result woHd nave SHOWN me utter
helplessness OF the party represented ny Messrs
ferrand ana FOX, VINO profess 10 oppose iree-trahe
I The peei rot as IL Is Termed mas attacked
many OF the underl'ngs and hangers-on on the gov
eminent ana Tes,gna.lons, more especially IN lne
Queen 8 housshoIn, are dauy TAXED ABOUT. ihese
! pa.,a sn.a.;sI s.h..1s H. n,r;.. ,L;DL;,. - y,
re-; ro,sn,;on ,f oe;.. rd.r ro,,.rnr,.n, ,,k;.L =
nou, earring On, , nocv l;rec,Iv n, y,,;,nce with
,h., ,vh;.b .sIlod !, INTO .r;.,snr 10 n.,hor hor.s
nor dean, Good Uonss,w hou,evsr r,;.,.Lsn
ia N he re.nscted
| Rnt ,;ng,lar enough ,bsse concentrations scr,rlss
arc con6nsS N the snhordns,ss and bsxs No, Ne,
reached the areat servant. Of ,hs crown. The c,h;
net remains ss onn,rentv united as IL thew had heen
expressly installed in power to carry out The free
trade theories of Golden and his allies Amongst
the designations of members of Parliament. NAV be
mentioned that Of Lord Ashley. who represents
Dor. The other evening he again introduced what
! il termed the ,on hours bill-a measure which. il
will be recolected. nenrIv upset the government
wear or two back. His lordship has resigned on
The plea. that a, he was sent to Parliament TO sur
bort the oorn,sws. which he can no longer do, since
his opinions have undergone a change his constitu
ents have right TO return of the trust the reposed
! in him.
II is more than mspected that other reasons have
induced hi, resignation, For instance: the ten
bours, hill; 10 nonuiar On both sides of the House il
10 mt the neutral ground on which all the narties
| can mite who are unf,vorable to Peel: and mem
hers who would not have the manlin.ss to vote
against the corn-laws would have cunning enouob
~ coaIesce on mi, measure. and thus destroy he
| Government, ,s efTecusIv as f ,bev voted against
Peel's tariff With his resignation this tempting
bait will disappear, and the ground Tor fair night