New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-09
from or Erep'rg Edition IF Seeiriay1
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROP E.
AsSsssyAg. OF THE ASIA.
Dates from liverpool, nov. 23-houdon, .:.sd,
Paris, 2iss

at Jersey CitN At III tou ShtuTuaF loIti'b5, a'tS'
rasfage Of 10 days . hours OF course the
lepsth Of the voyage is due to the boisterous
weather Of the season.
Politically affairs remanprecisely as they were
at the sailing of the Arctic.
The Anti Papal agitation still RACES iiercey in
ENGrAND, but without exhibiting any novel fea-
lures
A meeting was held in Liverpool on Wednes-
dav at which although nothing serious occurred,
there was great excitement. Several Roman
Catholic clergy ard gentlemen attended in de-
Tense Of their creed and at one time, but for the
interference Of the Police serious riot would
have been the consequence. Cardinal Wlseman
has issued manifesto IN defense of the step re-
Gently taken by Pho Mono, in which he states that
50 long since as 1875 the EDgah Catholics solicit
ed the Holy See to grant them the ecclesiastical
advantages of hierarchy The Poweroi grant
ing this boon appertains to the Pope alone the
Catholic Chnrch in this country needed tlor the
better regulation of spiritual administration--ln
fact to render bishops and priests less dependent
on Rome.
After protracted negotiations, the prayer Of the
memorial was complied with the bull was drawn,
and, in its printed form, was shown, three years
ago, to Lord Alnto Lord John Russel's father-in-
law. then diplomatsing in the Eternal City lie
admits that there certainly was no communIca-
ton with the British Government; no intimatlon
directly to the Premier but the Cardinal adduces
circumstance which, in his opinion, rendered
such proceeding not only unnecessary, but obtru,
give. He had once called on Lord Stanley, when
i,---- Foro
clesastical titles would be inofensive in certain
colonies and the reply Of the then Colonial Secre-
tarv was brief emphatic and comprehensive The
dignitaries of the Roman Catholic Church might
call themselves what they pleased-Bishops or
MHftis-provded they did not expect the State to
pay for the support Of the title.
The Cardinal quotes the Duke of Wellington
and Lord Lyndhurst, to show that these states
men. when in office, considered it desirable that
the Catholic Bishops should be recognized and
permitted to make the arrangements necessary to
the spiritual welfare of their focks. AS recently
rs 1a45 Lord John Russell out Of Office, was still
more liberal; aud according to the Lord Bishop OF
Exeter, Lord Grey was an advocate for the Irish
Catholic preates having seats III the House OF
Peers The establishment OF hierarchy was
therefore regarded as matter Of no particular
moment, proceeding interesting only to the
Catholics themselves.
This Manifesto has been the subject of great
comment in the English journals, nearly every
one of which condemn both the Pope and the Car
dinal. 1t is strange, however, that no Cabinet
Minister but Lord John Russell has expressed an
opinion upon the subject It is rumored that
Co.. ing IS
Government, has given rise to split IN the w mig
Cabinet 1t is further said, that the difficulties oil
the Minister are increased by the petuance OF
Her Majesty, who is reported to have said len
forcing the observation with stamp Of her foot
Al am QUEEN OF ENGLAND, AND | WILL NOT
rEAR rHls!n This observation was made to Sir
George Grey, and since then, what between the
vigorous and determined stand made by the Cath
olics to maintnin the position which they have
taken the violent denunciations of the ultra Pro-
tcstants, and Her Majessys will as above quoted,
it NAV be easily conceived that the Wing Gov
eminent is not in stable position.
From Dublin birmingham, Lancashire and
London, the Catholic Clergy have presented ad.
dresses of 10y atty and attachment to the Throne,
and from nearly every town Of note in England
similar addresses have been presented by the
Protestant population Since the days OF the
Gordon riots there never was so great tracas
raised about so trivial a circumstance 1t has
been resolved not to call Parliament together be-
fore the usual time in February before when it is
estimated that this passing storm will have blown
over. AS commentary on oil this our teIe'
graphic dispatches inform that MIR. Shell, the
newly-appointed Catholic Ambassador to Tus-
cspy leaves for Florence on the 9Th December.
He is to be the last Master of the Mint as that
| sinecure is at last to be abolished
GERMANY-PEACE NEWS CONFIRMED
The news of the disgraceful settlement OF the
questions at issue in Germany, reported by the
Arctic, is fully confirmed by this arrival, though
as vet the details are involved in diplomatic OBJ
scuritv, 1t is certain however that Prussia has
assented to the sacrifice Of the People and Consti-
tuition of Hesse Casse and to the subjugation of
Schleswig Hostein by the forces of Austria and
Bavaria acting in the name of the Frankfort Diet.
AT the same time the Prussian monarch and his
councillors console themselves by the reflection
that they do not officially acknowledge that Diet
in 50 many words But what they gain in this
way compared with their acknowledgement OF It's
authority in fact and their submission to its au-
,bority, will probably be clear to the casuists who
in Europe and America have regularly cultivated
an admiration for their conduct and motives
The London Times Of Nov. p has the following
summary touching the state of the whole matter:
The asst Austrian Dispatch which arrived at
Rarlin on the 5th instant has done but little 10
advance the progress of these negotiations. Its
principal feature which distinguishes it from the
Ior,ner Vienna State papers is the tone OF good
humor and pOIiteness which Peryades this &c aG;a
ment but its various turns, suPPosl[onS anu N
for for further explanations Still from all we can
go4Ler il one concession which the King OF Prqs-