The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-29

mol IN consequence OF me promotion Of DR.
dAsPDEs. Pamphlets, squibs, letters, protest.
are issued for and against; but the nj mister i,
firm. The drama will end in weakening IN.
connection Of Church and State, IL not in pr.-
pairing the way for their entire severance.
Parliament, or the House Of Commons r.tbsr
determined to release the Jews from all political
disabilities The motion was, for leave to brin,
in bill to this effect. The vote stood
For the motion ga
Against it Isl
Majority for g.
The Coercion bill for Ire and passed with m.
Iy IA noes in the House, and without opposition
among the Lords. Lord Clarendon, Ii. Ii ~
Ireland, put IL in immediate force. Crime 4,
greatly on the increase in the Southern a,
South Western counties Of Ireland; dis,
rife; and Lord John Russell simply -
remedial measures. We shall bar, We f..r. of
greater suffering among the irish for som. Tim.
to come, and our hope 70 that through thar ,Df.
fering the GOVernms at Of Great Britain NAV \.
forced to graPPle with tn. cause, and do u,tie,
to an abused rr,sOpls.
Out OF SOOrs, the people Of England are sg.
tating IS usual on almost every social topic; but
the action against Church and State seems nest
r.ecided and growing. The salaries Of the dig
nitaries Of the Church are given. French
paper in commenting on the vast difference be-
tween " the pay" Oft two countries remarks:
81 Ii will be seen that the situation of the Eng
lish clergy is not so very bad. Weknow not
how real religion fOurishes in England, but the
English Church is in very GOOD pay indeed
The Archbishop Of Canterbury has fI5,OOO-
The Bishop of York 10000, &C., sc These
are round sums
Another topic has been intrOdueed-the re-
duction Of the army and navy. Mr. COsDEv
thinks all the European powers ought to do
this. By a parliamentary return it appears,
says an English paper, that the number Of re-
cruits attested for the regular army, from the
LIST April, Is45, to the 3lst of March, Is4S.
was 1862; whilst, from the LIST Of April
1876, to the 3lst of March last, the number was
81, 46s- These enlistments are to make up for
deaths and desertiOns only, and a, proof Of
the mortality Of the service the return further
shows that "Of non-cOmmissioned officers 3,626
died in the year ending the lst Of April, 1876,
under ten years service, and l $50 died in the
same period after abovs ten years service. The
number of men who deserted in the year was
1865" So much for the cost to the nation IN
the waste Of life only, Of young men who have
been drawn from useful and reproductive em-
ployments; the coat in money is quite another
consideration. By the military estimates pr
scented last session of Parliament, there wi
lOvance made for non-efFective genera . a..
amount Of ESQ, 200. For retired % =, =
feriOr grade f64 900; and for .,,,.5..,v,,,,
from various departments, 3 Al 900. Tn. fatal
cost Of the half-pay and D.ns,on. h, Al. ..,i-
mate referred to- wa. 2 IDS, 900; every penny
of which was vote
n" Aiho Oh soldering the English people
mink VIII NO pay, and they are for reducing
military Expenditure
cE joys on, one side wishing and tbs
Oth,r fearing the death of the King He has
risantise delivered his speech to the chambers.
II IL short, and is the case, with royal speech
es, really amounts to nothing. The reform ban
quets are continuing their career, and al them
the bOldest thoughts are uttered with effect
The one held in Vienne( Issre) the Kings health
was not proposed; but instead the following
toast was given
"TO the sincerity of our represe NATIVE o,,i.
tutiOns-tO governmental Probity."
and received with great applause.
Count Colloredo, and General .Sow,,eb
ENJOYS extraordinary Of Austria and P,u..,. I,
the conference on Swiss afflirs al arrival +,
Paris. GuizOt received them Tha Enal.h
Ambassador was not present II would SEEN
from this that the conference. i, to take Mace +.
Paris, and not at NsufchaN Tn. cana. If tbb
change We shall anders. nd hereafter.
AUsrnA seems Asr ri6ed At Swiss ,ueesss
he os'er'sT' (Ofis ial) contains an articls
which amounts alH~ 1st, to declaration of war
The belief is THAI the ENJOYS of Austria and
rfu'sla WIZ Urge this step upon France; bu
France wtAil'. England stands as she does, vii
NOT 'n'er fsr'- One Of the able Journals Of En-
gland, says:
frince Metternich and VI. Guizot, are th
gI eat nsarplots Of Europe. Whatever they touch
eeyoP.d the limits Of their respective countries
they are sure to throw into an inextricable knO
OF difficulties and endorsements No mattel
no " slight the quarrel, how inaigni6oaat th'
cause, the moment the French and Austrian
rainis;ers NEEDLE with IL, the affair becomes
grave, the scratch testers, and modification AM
the most alarming symptoms instantly ensue
II was the case with Portugal il is the case viii
Switzerland, where a domestic and eantOna
quarrel has been, from inexplicabls whims snc
caprice, magnified into an affair in which al
Europe is called to intervene.
"Ihe Swiss, however, have managed the
own business, and are likely to obviate all evil
! consequences by the simple conduct Of totally
negecting and despising Messrs. Metternich and
Guizot. They have treated these old fussy gen
tlemen with politeness indeed, but with uttsr
disregard, and they find the advantage
SWITZERLAND, politically, 10 quiet. The canton
Of helfeAatsl had rendered the VOrort the fine
OF 3OO,OOOf, Swiss imposed on it by the Diet
but part Of II being bills and notes Of citizens !,
was refused. Bills on Paris were then os.r.,
and taken Thus all is peace AGAR =. r,r.r5
the Csntons.
The tyranny Practissd o. In. Free Church
oy the Canton de Vaud .as not ceased. All re
igiOu' worship is pro- scribed, save that tOlsrsst
VIC ou'e' DiS enters dare not meet tOgsih
"s" pastor cannot show themselves il
.'h@ guards are stationed at houses
supposed religious worship is likely
ND. Murders, Riots, &c. followed. Bu