New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-25

resurrection OF tie body, i. is quite PLATA that rss
son will never sssail nos vsnluish him upon she
pojnt But 80 to the fact he 10 much more valoef-
able. and may be shown ths. the present i' toe
tr,- .ystsm OF violating the tomb. Ins hope
hoveyer lies In toe passive character OF the Egg
E.h manila. Few ever canvass their Theology
except when death takes place; in hcsl'h, they
tel themselves. a. Dame Quickly told FsissaE
ths. they @hope they have 20 need 10 INNS OF
God vet and Of course one Thousand so'a'ed IAN
lies 8. a tine. having these peculiar FEELINGS sooos
barisl can constitute no movement. In me mean
time the hsrd-hesied portion OF the pnohe heaiA
men are organized and unscrupalods, and II they
can keep CD the public fesrs for few weeks
longer. intrsmural in.erments will be aoollshed'--
There may be certsin private screeehins' so'0P
by the Clergy, bat the thing will bs done
The "Bsrmondsey murder prisoners ~ereye
terdsy confronted with each other In the DOCK
Previously to the examination Of the ~itnesses'
they were brought together 10 = room OF the re-
Ice Court. and told, as being husband and wiie'
th.t they might have interview, II they pleased
81 want to have nothing to say to him. sid ne
wife; 81 will not speak to her." said the husband
They remained together in horrible noh me'aHseTs
I FOR seven minutes The defense VIII coaoee's'o
attempted by mutual elimination each Wal ~
to show that IT was all the others doing "hSa
murder OF marriage
There Is new "ssrsrisn movement In Ireland
Crops. il seems, may be there seized Tor rent spd
( poor's rates. bat the seizure cannot take place GA
sundsys And SO the poor people, with the "a
ss,ance OF the whole neighborhooj, reap the stsnd
ing crops on the Sundays for themselves, and ne
oply means of redress consists in toroiby taking
possession OF the crop ai,erwsrd, which engeneers
fierce battles and the sole prosecution sssin"
the people is upon an old statute which provides
against Sabbath breaking. This popular system
Of getting the good Of the land has spread ex'sn-
sively in some districts Of Ireland
There is a formidable split In the Wesleyan
Conference. The proceedings OF the heads Of shi.
body had been freely commented upon in a certain
Journal cal ed Fly Leares. The Wesleyan disn1-
tsries had no mind to tolerate the speech OF the
press; they had always been used to have 1t their
own way, and nothing uncomPiimensary ssd pre-
viousy asailed their high places sundry Niois.
tiers were sapected Of the criminal fIy ie0res -n0
were publicly requested to dissvow ali connection
with them They refused. The peace Of CA'''s
Wesleyan Church being In danger iro-' Their 49,
tumacy, they were at once expelled tho eoanex-
ion. They have been powerful people since
Newspapers, meetings and private gatherings
have celebrated their martyrJom, and plated
their crowns. Ii is Difficult to see 70 what extent
this schsm may extend but II is formidable 20 the
integrity of Wesley anism.
The dependent lRehgiodsl denominasics In
London il making an important educational move
ment. They have hitherto mad four colleges In tne
town for rearing respectable youth especially tor
their ministry. These institutions abou, 70 6s
consolidated in on aud new edice ia TO Do erect
ed with a common fand, common library aud
good s,aff Of professors There is, however, so0s
difficulty abou. the Theological Profsssorsrips 40
r few intelligent persons now are of approved
orthodoxy tina, it is thought 1t will not be easy to
choose candidates upon whom the Independents
body can repose the trust.
The Queens visit to Ireland has drawn Ia her
Msjestys wake a vast body OF tourists, and tie
. railway companies give every facility TO English
= men wishing TO become acquainted with tho Sister
Island. Within a few days ss many ss LOCO
tourists visited the neighborhood OF Killarney
whereas, perhaps In previous years, not one
hundredth part Of this num5or could be recorded.
V Indeed up to the present time. Ireland was tho
= last place that an English pleasure hunter would
think Of though am assured, its scenery is lovely
and grand, 1.-THE latter in the West Of Ireland par
ticulsrly) beyond anything we can see at home,
even in famous Wales
Mr. Dotfy's paper. The Nation, 10 revived tbs
week bu. no longer as Repeater. The proPri.
etor not only gives up the notion OF political
change, but scouts aud hou's II. He says u "a
clearly impossible, aud the attempt OF it contempt
: IDLE. The force OF England has convinced bin.
. The Social question Is that to which he betskss
himself not indeed the Social question as COM
monty understood, but as peculiarly applicable to
Ireland, where savage life has TO DO clothed and
drsped into the level and mannerly decorum OF
. civilization. Nevertheless be 10 a eocislist, al
{ are all those who fairly resign Politics as bad
. job, and b1sy themselves with the construction Of
: new vi,sIs 10 Society.
. A grand Musical Festival Is now being held In
e Birmingham. 5on.as 10 the grer. presence on
+ the occasion, which Is also illustrated by fne
= galaxy Of melodioas stars as Alboni, Mario, La
. blsche, &c. &c. The attendances have been IL
paralleled for Birmingham, even continental low
s ers OF music have been drawn thther by tbs at
e traction.
= THE British Association for the AdvsIcsmens
= Of science " holds its first meeting in the sane
e town about the 18th OF this month.
t The Electric Telegraph mas been opened a. the
e General Post Office in London TO vast number
q OF towns, and the Transmission Of public rows
& and private messages proceeds now Under The d.
q rection OF the Government authorities.
= The Railway meetings OF the week ara sus,y
= and abusive. High gentlemen arc coming into
rude contact with those whom their ant Of BUSH
d ness capacity, or their dishonesty, has ruined.
} The disclosures against the Railway King, Geo.
e Hudson, become daily more astounding, no cpl
shets that coarse English can supply, are spared
q bin, both in meetings and 10 the prsss. His III
e gotten treasure, however, il beiog ransscked
n most ehectualy BY the lawyers. and the man viii
G probably 10 year or two be both q bssgsr end
y an outcsst. At late meeting, it vas sc;oslly
] prnp al u. olnt.~.