The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-15
England.

England.
TIKI JEWISH QUESTION IN PARIIAMHNr-THE DANISH
wAR-riDNos or THE AMERICAN EXPLORING Ex-
Petition, ETC.
The exciting topic in the British House of Com
mons, continues to be the admission or non-admis-
sion Of Baron Rothschld TO his seat In Parliament
On Thursday the LIST inst, the debate was again
sumed but on intimation from the Attorney
General that he had some definite resolutions to
propose, the further discussion Of the question was
further adjourned. In the Of the sitting, the
Attorney General gave notice that he would, on
fhe 9Th inst, move the two following resolutions
First, That Baron Rothschd Is not entitled to
vote in this House, or TO SIT 10 this House, during
any debate until he shall take the oath Of abjura
ton in the form appointed by law
Second. That this House will, at the earliest
opportunity in the next session OF Parliament, take
into serious consideration the torn Of the oath Of
abjuration, with a view to relieve her Majesty's
subjects protesting the Jewish religion.
The announcement Of these resolutions was re-
-ceived with much indign ,tion by the House; and,
in political circles, is anticr ited that the govern
nent will be thoroughly beaten the resolutions.
serious forgery on the Austrian Bank Of Wen
ma, has just been discovered in London II APP
pears that person named Hin had been appre-
hended, with forged notes on that bank to the
amount OF Gl5,OO0.
man named Jones has been brought up at the
London police Office, for having in his posse sson
letter threatening the death Of Lord John Russell.
The fellow told the policeman that he found the
letter, but the more probable circumstance appears
TO be, that he concocted II with the view TO little
unenviable notoriety.
meeting, numerously attended, was held in
Manchester, on the 3lst ult, for the purpose OF
considering plan for the cultivation Of cotton in
the West Indies.
Lord Broueham is to be created an earl, with
he naff he IN h,ah rof her
The Greenock ddpofisu saysi-"A strong
probability exists Of direct passenger commune
cation being opened between Greenock and New
York, by line OF screw steamers, the property OF
sGreenock owners"
At meeting of Mexican ondholders at London,
on the LIST. inst IL determined TO send special
approximation to justice from that government.
The recest victory Of the Danes over the Schles.
'wigers, has given nee to much discussion in the
London journals The Tunes and Post defend
the pretensions Of Denmark, and are high in their
praise OF this laet crusade against the ancient lber-
tire Of lower Germany, whilst the Chronicis and
Daily Ncrs warmly espouse the cause Of the
Ivchies. Speaking Of the articles in the former
journals, the N,ps says
cit n with humiliation that we see English
influences at work, to involve our own coun-
try actively in this quarrel, and that on the
wrone side Their object was to abet the views
OF Austria and Russia, IN the dehberation of
the conference on the Danish question, which re-
stunned it's deliberations to-day. Prussia has at the
last hour given symptoms Of reconciliation Prussia
has rcfssed to take part IN the conference, and has
Withdrawn lie Envoy from Frankfort, rather than
asqsesce In the designs of Aus,rs, rccons itute
on the Old footing Of the Certral Diet blown TO the
winds by the revolution Of 1873. Upon this atti-
tsde, 90 tardily assumed BY Prussia, reposed the
last hope Of the friends Of constitutional govern