The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-13
European News by the Atlantic.

European News by the Atlantic.
The Collins steamer Atlantic has brought us
intelligence four days later than that received by
the Africa. The commercial advices are very
satisfactory. The previous quotations for cotton
continue, and the sales were brisk.
The principal point of political interest with re.
spect to England, is the progress of Paplcy in that
country, after having been virtually driven from it
since the time Of the eighth Harry. For fourteen
or fifteen years past, through the publication of
the Oxford Tracts, there has been an increasing
tendency on the part of the clergy ia certain quar-
tiers, 10 restore much of the symbolical worship of
the Roman Catholic Church. These tendencies
have been openly exhibited by many arbitrary
acts the part of the clergy, some of which have
caused serious discussion and have BROKEN in upon
the established usages of the Church of Eng.
land. Or. Pusey has been a principal director
of this movement, ana he has exhibited great
ability in addressing himself TO the purpose
Of his ambition. The learned divine seems
TO possess large comprehension of human
nature in general, and of the clergy in plrticular-
and, knowing that the character of the wealthy
English leads them, in times Of peace, into any re-
form, or appearance of it, rather TN excitement
than n desired good, he has operated with no
li'tle effect. The minds of thousands have been
prepared for the presence Of Cardinal, ia full
canonicals, and as he il Wiseman by name,
they may be willing 10 believe him, also, a WISE
man by nature and education. Whether or not he
will coufine hmseifto the duties of a cardinal, in
the primitive stare { the Catholi, church, or rradu
ally Obtain power 20 make and unmake P.pes, the
ssQue will dis close. lie will wear the red hat sym.
bolesl Of his determination TO wade through blood
in delt nee oG the faith; and how this may CONDOR,
with his loyalty TO Her Majesty, Victoria the First,
Queen of Greet Dri,ain ~"l tsal-@I, iN.e,~-i-- &c
the Fahh, every person will have an opportunity TO
decide ior himself. The Romen Catholic Relief
bill JaFssd, in 1870, by vote olihree hundred aud
twenty TO one huudred and fory.tvo, in the House
Of Commons, and in the House Of Lords by ma
ioriiy Of two hundrsd end thirteen to one hundred
ard Iire. This was significant index Of tosera'
ticn. end il has encouraged, doubtless, the move
rnent 81 The Papal See, though other events may
have scented the more prOXinIitc causes.
The results, however, Of the temperance Of the
Catholic hierarchy in England IL in the future.
Already, the natural jealousy of the government
faith displays itself II fulminstes through the
conservative Crcss, and aViNes the wealthy
cllsscs while tie poorer ones care not for religion
81 any hind. and least Of all for the faith which
would Shrilge their only pleasure day, The sab
bath. Thus, the time is favorable Tor this new
movement of the Pope and Il l. lite possible that,
m siite 81 the opposition Of those devO,e5
10 he established religion, ]: viii be sutli-
cicuuy successful 20 sppeT popular. The
end however, Is far distant Certain IL Is that the
extension Of The spiritual power OF the Pope is
making forced marches in various directions
Even 10 this country there seems TO be great ac'i-
Viis in certain quaIieFs-new bishops are made ami
sent into new recions-and there is an ayowed prr-
pose TO spread tie fa,ih throughout the lind. We
content ou-sclycs with stating the facts Time
will show the Importance Of all things.
The affairs Of Germany stillicmln complicated
Prussis, Austria, AMI Bussii arr concentrating
their dpl nc tic power with regard 10 the position
of the Hessian Electorate aud The D1chiss. The
whole seems Hkc a Close game Of chess ani a.
th. religious feeling is awakened IN Germany, th-
trsl may bc q long one. We are quite conien, TO
leave the discussion of probabilities, at present,
bu: are rot fearful Nat Russian Intervention will
fal IN ugboldirg the action Of the Frankfort Diet
There L. much marching and concentrating, ani
events now are ell the guides we have 10 the future
Frtrce ard Isy present nothing very remarkable.
Mazzmi j. VA IouGon, where he has made pro-
position for a loan, to carry out certain designs
with respcci to the hereafter OF Italy. lie "
man Ut great power, and accomplished asa scholar
IIi. Vi. We have sometimes been represented ~ Of
the socialist school. This j. incorrect. Washing
ton y his models and thus far he hes exhibited Ia
patience End snracity of his exemplar. in the pru
dent ncvtinen's which he has made for his own
safety aud ihai ,fhs cause.