New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-09


30 further and outrage Protestant and most NIT
Papal England by sending to Qg a Cardinal Arch
bishop of see which has never existed in Poplsh
or In Protestant tmes-a see erected Ia the si0ht
and the view of Papal followers, merely TOR the
purpose Of boarding and throwing down tno
gauntlet TO the religion OF the state IN tue very
sitv in which the British Parliament is holden
and in whose venerable Abbey the British Quee"
OF England is crowned
The Times dseourses as follows on the same
subject;
ais !, tben here in Westminster among our
.oIvos and hv the English Throne that an !tanan
nricstis to parcel out the splntual ooLltu'oH VI
this country-to employ the rehe9aoea VI ou' 10
t;onaI church TO restore a foreign usurpanon over
sLnoanociences of men, and to SOW division Ia our
oI;.;cl society by an undisguised and systematic
b"s,ty to the institutions most nearly Identified
rvith our national freedom and our national faith
Gpcb an intention must either be ludicrous or IN
to]erable-either adelusion OF sometanatical BRAIN
or treason to the Constitution
as for the measure itself it has doubtless
been framed in the Councils Of the Vatican with
an estute consideration of the existing laws OF
England, and it will probably be found that enor-
NOUS as this assumption OF power by foreign
Government undoubtedly is it is not expressly at
variance with any statute now Iii force, though
this may fern the subject OF further Investigation.
But in these daysthe main Importance OF such an
act is in it's effect upon public opinion, which may
either reduce it to it's proper proportions OF arant
abgurdity or eXalt it into Importance than II
deserves We hope that its effect will be to
bring home more thoroughly to mems minds the
degradation Of that allegiance to Rome which
submits the most sacred interests oil HE ana So
ciety to a Power which we would not lntrust IN
temporal concerns with the authority OF pansh
yestry and that this step OF the lnveterate assal
ant of the Church Of England may remind the
whole Protestant body in this nation that our own
divisions have given the chief signal OF encour-
agement to the aggressonS OF tome
The Daily News treats the question in mach
more calm and philosophc fashion:
1.-THE fact is, the country is in progress Of being
sold to Rome by the very institutions and the
very guardians which the State has appointed
and privileged, and endowed. And the first in
uuiry should be into these institutions 1t has
been their pingutu0e, their monopoly their over
bred distaste and aversion for all that is popular
in religion, that has produced the opposite ex
IRENE; and that opposite extreme turns OUT 10 DC
Poperv. Had the universities, instead OF beln9
kept up solely to produce dilettantelsm-had they
been thrown open to the middle classes, their
sterling good and thorough national ieeiln8
wcud have acted as an efectual antldote to the
revival OF superannuatcd fantasies But as long
as these colleges mere seminarIes or resi-
dences for the wealthy classes, and tor those who
aim at becoming clergymen, and benehced clergy
men, under the patronage Of those classes, 1t IS
impossible that England should have truly ma
u
In FRANCE the difficulty long existing between
Gen D Hautpoul, the Minister of War and Gen.
Changarnier, Commander Of the forces at Paris,
has resulted in the dismissal Of the former from
Office, he receiving the appointment OF Governor
of Algeria by way of emoIlicnt--an illegal step
by the way, as D'Hautpoul is representative and
cannot be appointed to any Office of cmoument.-
The government try to get around this by calling
the appointment temporary This event may
be taken as an act of reconciliation between Louis
Napoleon and the powerful Changarnier, in which
tho former gives in to the latter. The successor
Of D'Hautpoul is Gen SChramn soldier OF the
Wars Of Napoleon He is said to be person OF
hrmness and decision, Gen. 6chramm had
the glory of putting down an instruction
against Louis Philippe in 1892, and commanded
the army in Algeria before Marshal Bugeaud was
sent there No new development has taken
place in regard to the designs of Louis Napoleon
There is an attempt to patch up the schism amonE
the Legitimists. The Patre, n journal OF th'
Order party has seen secret document whic
shows that am alarming aud widespread consPi
yacy exists among the Socialists and that the.
are clandestinely agtating Europe TO It's yer!
center notwithstanding the great show OF Qule
of the Chiefs of this great conspiracy took
place at Paris on June ., 1850 Universal wal
and destruction were decided on at this convcn
ticle Sans pitte nj meyci is the batte-cry o
the new crusade. Every owner oil a loot o
ground or a dollar of public Stocks is to be pro
scrbed In fine this dreadiujly red documen
winds up by saying; The soil of Europe is uIl
dcrmincd in such manner as to render rightu
catastrophe imminent To all this ma.
answer that if the soil OF Europe is undermined
it has not been done by any secret conspirators
but by blind and tanatlcal kings and other rulers
and that when the dreadful day comes for the SUI
to rise in blood and go down III ruin, these devote
fools will reap only what they have sown
In GERMANY nothing of moment has occurred
The Elector of Hesse and his people still rcmail
in the same relative positions, The elections 70
anew Legislature are soon to take place in th'
Electorate and it is not likely that the result vii
be any less democratic than at the last time
There arc rumors that Austria and Bavarii
are at last resolved to send 0n army into Hesst
to act things right according to the wish OF tn;
Elector but they arc not confirmed and mus
be doubted, ut least for the present. We do no
ace how such course could fail to prodace wal
between Austria ana Prussia. For the rest, the
spirit is said to be strong in the Prussian Cab
met and the Prince of Prussia, heir,presumptiy,
to the Crown is among the first for resortingt to thu
last reason of Kings. But we still believe tina
war viii be avoided and shall continue to be o
that opinion till we see tue fighting earnestly be
gun,
The Emperor of Prussia is trying to do some
thing to settle this German hash, and has held
grand conference at Warsaw to fiX it What re
salt he has produced does not yet appear On th
18th ult., Prince Paskiewitch celebrated at War
saw his 5Oth anniversary of military service. Th