New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-11

Ca.te Careiaioa ~ l.< COUNT Of Montgomery ROTH
a575 AID prebead ~ tie casAedral eircA Of 81 AsapA
which brought him In from the parish of LaufAr Tai
haiarn in the county Of Denaish 20 pr Annum
People msy ,neer and turn up an unbolevinz nose.
bu, sitter all We think purAlist-tsko the Desn of
BREcHiS II you will for an exsmplc-must BY his suf
f-rings his money. Here Il oue mutt piled by
orthodox CocKEA into I'VE men Consider the calls that
are made upon him. Reflect upon the many knocks
though each runsEay onethat conscience must from
time 10 tins give ~ bis hesr and Do no, grudse him al
The money, even If be never answers the door.
Here IL Deans quiniupled man-lyng In bed with
his eyes half-shut halfopen, dreaming with smiling
face Oi the gsteninz gstes OF Paradise Halo, Mr..
Dean. cries one Of hi' hoek OF breehin, you are
wanted. tell you WHAT'S going on. you never
dream Of Up If you plesse, Mr Dean the Church of
brechin 10 In danger =
The churcbS-and here another sheep Of another
fOck put bis head between the opposite curtain" the
Cburchi-Just only come Mr. Dean TO the Eplscopsllan
chapel We're all sstrsyng and 10 shepherd"
beg your pardon r-srd here q third sheep from
Gresord, in the county OF Denbgh puts IN his meek
face At the bottom Of the bed" but really Mr. Dean you
get 7l4 year out OF and our souls cracking and
breaking TO blis like deserted swallows When are
you coming 70 see us a, Gresiord, Mr. Deani
Let Gresford wantrcries fourth sheep butting 10
q, the curtaing what's 10 become OF the focks OF Cas-
ts Carsinon We shesred every year to the worth
OF 2575-and not much 40 mOrse OF saving tsr-ei
healing ointment does the shepherd lay 10 cuts and
sores. Lambs fall In diebes-rsms nght-snd ewes 20
Sstrsyyei the shepherd Of Castle Csreinion heeds us
not
And then atwohuns red snd.tweuty toned volce--ss
from the organ OF the Cathedral Church of ST Assph-
fills the Deans bed cham1e with harmonious beatnss
-mu-icai plsnings-thst he OF the prebendsl stall
doth vouchssfe TO his pastoral voice and sup
porting crook tor the comfort and the aid Of toe Jocks
of Llsnfsir TsthsrB. Ia the couniy of Dsnbgh.
And the Pluraist Dean with s these faces peepng IN
At his bedcurt.us-sll these sounds filing his bed
chamber-~skes not but sinks to seep, az only plural
lists sleep. And when he rises and goes forth into
the world be proves 30 all men bow the Dean can Ia
himself be 1--WE Christians of the Established Church
though scarcely one OF the New Testament
douglas Jerrolds Newspaper.
An ISrEREsrrvo SHIPMENT The ship Sir EdoGrd
Parry ssed from ymouth the 9Th inst. with upward
of 100 children whose parents had some years before
emigrsted 10 New South Wales, but who left some OF
their offspring behind from their inability 20 pay the
sums demanded which varied from oDe to five pounds
DR.. Sullivan, experienced surgeon in the emlgfs
lion service had been appointed by Her Mej-siys Emil
grafton Commissioners for the medical superntendence
Of this Interesting shipment of juveniles maron and
schOOlmss accomp the children and the arrange
made for them have been such as 10 reflect the
highest credit the vgan, cara OF Her Msestys COM
missioners nor can pass without word OF no
tce the moral and benevolent decision OF the Colonial
Government In granting free passage 10 these children
At time when money IL scarce and the demand Tor
labor great acts Of ibcrsty like these speak loudly
In favor OF the humane consideration OF the local gov
erument OF New South Wales and the lively cooperation
with which this boon has been met By the authorities In
Downright must endear the nsme OF England TO the
lCor Douglass Jerod's Newspaper.
syy.RE SENTENCE A rich farmer of yaldbye. Den
mark named S,eernesen has just been tried at CoPen.
hagen for having attempted, by displaying red pocket
handkerchief at the end OF stick 10 stop train run
ming on the railway from Copenhagen 10 Rothschied.
He acknowledged that be had displayed the signal as
stated but affirmed that he did 80 10 consequence OF
wager entered into by him. after copious breakfast
well seasoned with wine that he should succeed In
stopping the first train that appeared. knowing that 10
display red asg sgnhed danger he had waved his red
red handkerchief as mentioned In the indictment Inc
Court finding him guilty, sentenced him 10 ten years
hard labor in house Of correction. being the penalty
laid down Ia the Danish law against any stempt 10 step
railway train or impede lie passage. sieernersen has
appealed agsins, this severe sentence.
BRITISH ASrrsrArE CnuRcH socIErr.-A meeting
of this association held at the London Tavern on
Thursday evening. DR.. Thomas Price 10 tho Chair
About LOCO persons present. The meeting was
addressed by Rev J. Burnett Mr.. j. Scobe. Col Thorn
son ~ Rev n Hinton, and Mr. ]. II. Itllett Dir. r.
Mail said he verify believed that two more Paramenis,
lasting their natural term. would be sufficient Tor carry
ing the objects of the Association The subject had
taken deep and lasting hold on popular syfnpstnies-
common sense estimated II nightly the Time would
soon come when the people OF this country would bear
the thraliOn of a state Church no longer. The estao
lishment doOmed-nOihing could save IL Tho reA
SON the common sense the feeling Of iustce-tbe re-
sion of the 9sh century al declared 10 the face OF
Heaven that il a monstrOus wrong and should not
ba The thing would and must be done and Il was
their duty Chrfians ~ SEQ that II Ds done In the
surit of the Gospel As money question IL would In
teres tho whole community, Tor tne revenues OF the
Church we're now from ten 10 eleven millions year
and such sum- II applied 10 civil purposes instead oil
keeping up sort Of ecceslsstical militia and police
throughout the country would enable the Chancellor OF
the Exchequsr relieve the people from an immense
amount of taxation Mr.. Mail concluded amid loud
cheering.
HANG A Boz yoR STEALING ArPLEs-s Stripes and
death are the chesp and ready psnshmen,s BY the se
fish the minded and the vindctive IL easier
TO beat teach easier to hang than to reform The
brute father dogs the brute officer hogs the brute slave
owner hogs; and child and soldier and slave become
brues 10 their turn and then the inhicors OF hosgng
hold up their hands In establishment and yrtuous ndig
nation hst they no better result from tnelr system
Governments In like are Ia wonderment when
they find that their puushmenis fail TO be eff
cacious but they 10 10 the old cheap, easy ana
natural" way Of Furnishing IN anger and revenge whsn
they should seek to convert II 10 sckno~iedged oy al
most everybody that hanging does not any artner pre-
vent crime than Ii removes criminal from the posi-
bi,y Of committing another crime. If for that object
the punish of death IL retained why not extend to
II TO all offencesi Hang boy for stealing an apple you
make sure that he will siea no more. Hang man for
getting drunk you make that be- at least wnateVer
the effect may be others will no more annoy you
But" say the advocates Of death punishment lie
I for life. and eye for eye tooth Tor too'ni 10
which the Injunction 10 reply should be- READ your
| NEW TEsTAaENrs Manchester limeS
MONEY NEVER WAS so scARcE Our Johnny came
up yesterday aud actually ssked for bis quarter wages
which was not due till December. Money, be said
make handsome allowance every hslfyear, made tne
same appeal though 1t only In August that We ps1
him a stupeudous sum Ia bank notes. But what could
we dot The dear boy put his arm round our neck and
PLAYING with the hairs we have lett on our
bald head said la his manifest tone can assure you
governor money never was scarce. Our dear vile
too has 10 complain OF thesum sns draw
from "a every week 10 stop our mouth direcuy
If We cry sgsnst tine growing increase OF the house
keeping expenses, with the popular chorus oil money
I never was 30 scarce accompanied with the benign re-
| commentator e. not 10 be a screw" Punch
Tx PorE AND NJ GuIloT.-The UaiOH MoaayeAtq1t
ssys The attitude assumed BY NJ Guizot with regard
TO the affairs of Italy 10 have covered this ains
ter with ridicule TO immense degree. one OF oui
friends recently arrived from Rome, relates tho follow
ins Occurrences having excited the laughter OF 81
classes Of society at Rome When the tempest which
stl agtaies the whole population OF Italy wn 81 III
hight the French Ambassador went TO the Holy Father
not 10 assure him of tho active occurrence OF France
/ but 10 recommend him 10 tbs name OF NJ Guizot mol
10 suffer himself to be down, but TO ren,sn cain
! amid the passing events y le Compte" replied Hi
Holiness with that imperturoaole sang Jrotd which
never soandons him Write to your Minister that
thank MIN for having offered me lis excellent advice
Then looking At NJ Rossi Nth meaning eye the Pom
tiH ADDED Have the goodness sso 10 tell NJ Guizo
| mar YOU have seen me and al the same time recon
mend him to BE- Al calm ~ sm
.xw-ro-r ~ pms TX We nnd the following snec