New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-19
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, AUGUST -.

sire to be sxorn upon the OIL Tes:am,n, thiI
being the form most binding To his c,nscieuce
Sir X Iur'is objected, on the ground that Eng
land being Christian nai'u and hes Parliament
Christian legisGtu.t 10 one ever assumed 90 claim
bis sea, there unless be Eas prepared - take ihe
solemn sanctions Of an oa,h 30 the name OF or
common Redermcr. Tne s.caFer then reqla'tsf
Baron hOtfsch.d 10 gIthffsW. Toe dsclsGon
began on res,ly The same fot'n7 a. .h3 former
discussions I'm T ariaucut ou nc same subject
The Attorney General moved that Baron
Rolhscbid be tca-d b. hu,efo- b. h.r counsel
or tgeLt
SIR. WOOD, ex1cts.1. bis regrets that hs A.
tcrrcy General L-f moved tbs Amendment S9e-
csfed that BarCn Hrhsetid wcs prepared 20
take the oatfs oi allegiance a-i slp.emasy % Tie
customary mode a ~ Cll- vas I'D u.l-star-
20 cefsoEf of The Josi.l prJ'-ss'an The firm n
winch tie cltha we've -eFen hJ A.eruin 5iio-
nous when be cssgled ,le cIc- Of Sheriff u Lon
don
Nr s.usI, Woraey moved a. adjournment s0i
sfie-aaI 7thl-.E BID mo,-n, Oh Id J,1n
Russell urging tre u-c'rg " C -1ta o.. The II lse.
Ahtrac,m 1i'ca.td discussion, Baron Z .ls-lid
VEG rcucm.,.td 90 the {. lo ar 1Il-n % tie Oh
Tes,aEl1t Be took tha oa-as OF abe lance and
suprs macy, reocIrg 80 words o1di5y aud disuaci-
j. aftsr tLr Clerk, uncovered. Tuturg on bic nat
when prcsa-d .fc book . BIS llDF. il TIE same
manner be GloTcd i1 reading re cash u a1jlra'
TIL until be- cane % tie T1--s "rq91 te t'ue
faith o. Cdusa8n' wien be s-lt g. 0ni. ta1ze
words IS not being b.n-inE on my conscience.
Having tsh en- tLstssep. wl!c- lI.-ol D unforeseen,
VISA decidedly the most practical and sr5r 10 l'seil,
Baron Rofhe,Lid Uld not even r1cu Be a uit.ed.
The opinion Of great maj r.'y OF the H1ua3 q
Commons 10 10 favor o. lhe Jews sitting ID Par.ia-
1nsnt. The present Minister supports enorEo7c1l
~ Z solution q the question IN that sense. LJcd
John Russell IS pledged upon his honor 70 CRY u
&C one Of the ultimate consequences o. the Abolition
Of the test act. Nevertheless an alteration, o, a.
best NJ omission in the text OF en- Oatn Of which the
form is adopted aud corsecratcd b. both Houses Of
Parliament cannot be accepted without the express
consent ofthe House q Lords.
All that Lord John could 20 was ca1Eeq1ent-
y to propose the two revolutions he brought last
hight 70 the effect:
4. That ,be Baron Lionel Nathan de Roth
schld il not entitled to vote IL thlI House lParia-
ueniI or TO Sit in this Hcuse G1ring any debate
Until 20 tha!l take the oath Of 40 Iration 10 the
form appointed by law.
-. That this House will. at the earliest oPpor-
tuity in the next Session Of Parliament, :lse into
IL serious confederation the form Of the oath OF
ahiursticn, WIKI q view % relieve Her Majestys
subjects protesting the Jewish religion"
IL is very likely that the Wing Cabinet re-
naming in power, the House Of Lords anxious 70
MAINTAIN the courEe Of opposition which it has
adopted against the Cabinet, would reject the re-
soluiioDe-wheress if the Minister witlira~s, 1t
might happen that tie abolition OF the !eTish
liabilities would be presented and succagsi1ly
carried by Tory Cabinet, as the en- iaciqati0n Of
the Catholics hea been.
Although the admission OF tho Jews 20 sl civil
snd political ri sh,s is fg- nc matter Of c17rse,
cannot but issuly al the preliminary difficulties
opposed 70 EUch al alteration Oh Ire Cd BH.lsn
Constituton.
very interesting parliamentary pcp,r has J1sI
been published. II is the rep +. u toe Committee
iriti;Itcd "to consider and suggest a means Of re
moving obstacles end giving facilities 70 safe In
vestmeut for the savings OF the middle and working
clauses" Tia. Committee was led 20 s0me in
quires about the AslociL,ions Of WOrkingmen, asd
examined several persona connected with tho-e As
tociations, rs it has been stated in my previous
letters The report is very favorable 70 the atop-
ton of form OF limited responsibility for The As
s,cisiio1s Of that Kind. You may Judge o.ts spirit
by an article on the subject in the Morning Ctros'
icie ofJUly 81
call Your attention % the decidedly malevolent
opposition Of toe Times against the Roya family
OF England Ii began by all the cevils Of tia pa
per about Hyde Park ard the exhibition Of 1851,
the principal object OF the articles being TO sunoy
Prince Albert. The new opportunity taken by tae
paper is the grant Of $4,000 year TO the Duke OF
Cambridge. The TINES breads the coming Of
Republic in England and advocates economy in a
spirit worthy o. the late tCTS pGrti in tho French
Assembly, under the lead Of NM. Dupin and
PosBy. Inc result oil Ru Gjcn ado is very GEAR.
TIE royal allowances are maintained and will bs
maintained; the poor clerks and the subaltern func.
tionaries will be reduced. Thus ED always all
those futile declarations about financial reform in
the budget, whereas the financial Lords OF the stock
exchange ard Of the Times are heaping up in
day sums equal 10 the salary OF score OF public
funo,onaries and in year sums equal to the do
tation Of several crowns.
While Golden is considering about the decom.
position Of the old parties in England among which
the Golden party cannot be accounted very
young one, hope be Will acknowledge bis linan-
cialreform az a worn out dodge. There is a curl.
ous appreciation of the state Of parties according
70 Golden, with which wished to conclude this
letter, but cannot get bold of it in time. The
kernel OF it is that Sl the parties in this country
are in perfect state Of decomposition.
The Bank Of France has returned to cash pay
nent5.
There is not word Of truth in tee statement
that L ord Pamerslon has oloEed the French S0ce-
~ OF Proscrlts 10 London. This Society is very
angry with Ledru Ro.lin for having attacked
Socialism in the paper called Le Pr0ScTIt This
paper is not worth notice.
Youn very fslihfuly,
JULES LECHEVALIER.