New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-10

Archdesoon Manning were the most cons picuous
among the clergy. The house Of Lords was repre-
scented by Lord Nelson among the orators and 'ns
House OF Commons by Mr.. Hope. both OF them de
hvered eloquent speeches, especlsny Mr. nope
This gentleman 10 one of the jealous supporters OF
the movement which aims at q reconstruction OF the
unity in the Church OF England. He is said 70
have subscribed $4,000 for the construcaon OF
new church, which il about 70 be erected IN Aarga-
retst CRveDdith square.
The other Bishops aostsined from being present
at the meeting But many of them approved Of Il
and sretprepsrng in private reunions to support
the fight
Beside the attendance Of /, 500 persons in Ct
Martins II all, there were great many people ol'
Of doors " no finding no room, received foreman 10
the neishboThoOd and have anoihet large meeting
in Freemsion'B Tavern. the meeting OF 81. MAJ
tins Hall was presided over bys layman, Mr..
Hubbard. The Bishops OF b sth AID Wells took the
chair in Freemsson's Hall, and was joined by Mr.
Hone v ho addressed tue meeting az be had Just
done IN 81. Martins Hall
The tone OF the speeches was very moderate o1i
energetic and clearly expressive oftne resolution
10 put the matter through TO the end, that s, tne
submission 10 the Catholic authority OF the Holy
See the former relations Of toe Church Win tns
State are not altered.
The persistence Of the English Cabinet in re'as'
ing the Synodsl cOnvocstion seems to be the more
imprudent and unpise as ia France and IN Aus'Ha
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right Of cODvocstiOn.
TIE Archbishop Of AK hast Just summoned the
Bishops Of Marseilles, Frejus Digne, Carr CORSICA
and Algiers to assemble 10 Council at AK on the
sIh Of September next
The N manifestation Il the English Church is quite
1 favorable to the freedom Of every one 10 his o"n
| communion.
! dare saw, Mr.. Bope will vote 10 day for the ad
mission of Baron ROthschiId, who has resolved, IN
accordance with the proceedings Of public meet
ing held Yesterday in the City Of London 70 present
| himself this day TO be admitted in Parliament
No alteration IL expected In the measures hitherto
followed.
The only thing of importance in the French As
/ sembly il the nomination Of the members TO FORM
the uermapent censorship during the recess, add
Count Moe's proposal 10 reduce by halt the sa'ary
| Of the members of the House during the recess
! Gen. Lamorclere is among the members OF tue
| Commi,.iop, vhich is considered by the MyHIe"
de So,r az an insult TO the President Inc IAN
! eusge assumed by the M0Huenr ae o0r Is as ,h
| Po,,,6ir condemned last week to 5000 francs hne
| II il very likely the Noalfeur de S0r Will be sum
| rnoped 70 the bar Of the Assembly.
! M earlier has Dvaded the premises and seized
the paperp of some secret political Society, about
which the Times makes great noise Ia support
of the despotica professions OF Napoleon, with the
view OF Obtaining the "reRr0I OF some among
the FreRcb refugees ia London.
The Catholic Bishop Of London, DR.. Wiseman
has BIZ ell summoned TO Rome, where he is 70 re-
ceive the Cardinals red bat Several Of the new
converted English Ministers will follow him to be
Omitted TO Holy Orders The Count do Paris
made his first Communion last week In the French
Catholic Church. TIE attendance oil persons, VINO
had come from France to be present at the core
mony, was very numerous. The old king was
present and also the DUches Of Orleans.
Yours Faithfully, JULES LECHEVALlER.