New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-16
ENGLAND.
Defeat Of the Jews BnI-Political Progress
in England Qseen's Visit 10 Ireland
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aI Doctrines.
Lonaon Correspondence Of Inc I"o1He'

m. Commons 20 the Lords the latter body taught ~
abuudan. schooling lets i pass with less i'm
nortapt notifications That which u carried in tie
Commons By reasoning and runs through
the Lords by the impetus received from beiow-by
kind Of moral ysica force Tor our hereditary less
ators hsd fearful experience in the agones oil me
Reform Bill Of what would occur were they . oier
passive resistance, which only calls for sufficient
push % zvo way. In revenge, however Tor tnis per
asnent dees, in substsntias, which eli ConserFAu'e
powers must undergo. their Lordships CALAMITY destroy
small and uncsred for measures Of popular Sino'
meany npping and tweakng where they dare not sno"
open tight against the people SO it's with the Je" OIL
II ia now defeated once more though coming before
them Nth an increased pressure from the House o.
Coumons But the subject begins to excite wider sym
uathies the City Of Loudon-whose representative
Baron Lionel Rothschd ia deprived Of bic seat in Par
lament by this vote Of the Peers-is fairly P Inc
Baron has resigned his ssat and comes forward again
for re4lectisp and II is supposed will walk over the
course Moreover the question has somewhat shifted
in the first instance it was question OF religious toiers
ton but II is now regarded involving the matter
whether the City shall be dictated 10 in the choice OF
Il. rcpresenta,ive and this by body which hss DO
Constitutional right 70 interfere in the election Of mem
ho,s for the Commons House Of Parliament sin, no
one denies that the House Of Lords has the privilege
If dopp Whist il has done and 1t Is curious 10 mark the
,trctly PACING and Constitutional tone which poTvsdes
the agitation The successes OF the People against the
Lords during the past twenty I'VE yesrs have taught
them the science Of political warfare which is adapted
to this country and future reforms are regarded Is
problems of time and labor the taking Of strong
holds is at present calculation Of men and time
There no spite or Drawing necessary but such and
such measures 90 many sessions 70 Parliament 50
many favorable votes Of the Commons 50 many votes
of the ords an extension Of the interest involved 10
so many large towns and then the matter Is done
such is the tedious, cautious, thorough manner 10
which our people bear forbear and triumph in Their
political career There is brlhsncy here but only
the grandeur aud soemny Of pasaioness but resist
less march 1t may be years but il will not be many
before the Jews not only Commoners but Peers in
our Legislature. And in rcountry whose sccpter eS
tends over nations Of Mahommedans and Hndoos il
were to be wished that all restriction upon opinion a.
marking legislative fitness were done away with and
that tie door of permission were opened in the Consi'
tuition 20 men Of every creed
At length it is formally announced that the Queen
visits Ireland this year on her way 20 scotland not,
however paying visit OF state, because OF the distress
prevalent in the country but privately scouIning with
the Viceroy What public motive her journey ihither
may have know not IL is not, / presume 10 make
herself personally familiar with the Skbbereen district
where the Catholic Priest calls upon al good people TO
assist him in "last Offices for the whole population
is dying of hunger" but speculation cannot but hope
that she will take her royal mercy with her, whatever
other Prime Minister may be there and pardon tie
gentlemen who are under sentence Of transportation
for life In the meantime 1t il announced that the wee
sci which is to carry them TO Van Diemsns Lands de
tanned for the present, which may give color TO hope.
The Cholera mskes but little impression here, even in
this hot weather, compared to It's deadly work in
Paris and this notwithstanding that those maladies
that lead to Cholera have been very rife This IS to be
attributed improved sanitary state to the excel
lent drainage Of London and other large towns and
also to the substantial and perhaps the carnal, diet
of the English distinguished from the French. The
Sanitary movement here amounts with many TO a
mania and a most excellent mania il is hardly likely
| 10 be pushed to excess in our time There is not a
black ditch green msniled pool in the neighbor
hood Of ondon which has not been visited and
doomed by some ruthless ssnitsrian. Soon there will
not be enough Of the the ducks swim in
and the suburbs of this town will be carefully swept
of nusances as though out ofdoors and indoors
one thing The question of the sewerage OF London
has brought forth much discussion during the week
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not be many years before the Thames is completely
purified Of the pollution that enters it, and the
latter made into fertility for the land to vast extent
around
In speaking of the Cholers ought to mention, that
the presumed discovery Of NJ Andrsnd, OF Paris, re
spsctng the deficiency Of electricity the atmosphere
coincidng with the attack Of Choera-the deficiency
precisely increasing the Cholera increases, and lee
senug as il lessens-s regarded here Of great in
tcrest by all the intelligent classes They go go far a.
to suppose that absence of electricity is the OF
Cholera but this is not likely Electricity is scarce
enough often when there Is no Cholera But appre
bend that electricity of the foods Of the
system lust as good air is food 10 the ungs and good
vctuas OF the stomach aud that when any Of these foods
are deficient the victims OF the hunger being weakened
thereby are unable support themselves against the
pesrence which doubtless il specific, formal thing,
jus, like the virus of the ratesnske, and nowise to be
COMPOUNDED with deficient sustonance.
Andrands discoveries have received additional inter
est from case reported a. the footing Asylum, in
which Dr. Peacock applied the wires OF galvsnic cir
Gle to little girl years Of age and in the extremity Of
the Cholera collapse and with the alleged effect OF in
mediate resuscitston-
The people At Bristol have Just founded Mesmeric
Institute Of which Earl Ducie has become the Presi
dent In the address which that nobleman delivered
upon his installation he gives the reason which led him
to sceept the post He had been relieved Of disease by
mesmerism and bad witnessed the eats ofclrvoyance
so unmstaksbly in one who told him the particulars
OF his own house and domain, that be could no
longer refuse credence these msrvels Many OF our
nobility are afhrmers and sbeiters OF Mesmerlsm and
il is curious that body conservative in one sense
should be among the first innoyaters in the arts, and
especially In medicine Whatever new thing appears
under the title Of qusckery is looked at with kind
eye by the upper classes. Hydropsthy. Homeopathy,
and long list Of other novelties Of suila- kind, re-
eeived their first esont patronage here from Lords
and Ladies. These people know well the necessity
for new things in their cases where Old ihinss
have been tried and have failed but when will they
senersiIe past their private health and know
that all things must be msde new, before the body
polite and socisl can be restored
The Social question ereeps on here with continu.
advances advocates directly, and no journal
of consequence bit still It is the sacit end Of ali
thoughts the principle Of most valuable reforms
England you know, Is the place Of unconscious ex.
nerinent we ind out here what thing and por-
tends Alter we have de- IT, We never make trials OF
new stats OF society any national scale hitherto
even on no respectable scale but we ind out BY very
slowly opening eyes, thsi such and such things are