New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

yene not willing that questions OF this character
should be settled without her influence. Thus,
in one way or another, the European congress
will be formed
The secondary powers Of Germany are nothappy
v;th their Constitutional Chambers. Witness the
conflict between the King Of Wirtemburg aud the
Chamber Of Repres entotives in that country. The
3oyernmen Mt demands the voting Of tax for three
yesrs-the Chamber grants il only for two.
We cannot fail TO perceive that the position OF
Prussia is not much better than that OF the other
powers. It is making formidable ornaments, with
A two fold view, with reference to Denmark and
with reference 10 SaxOny perhaps, ALSO with a
three foa view in reference 10 Switzerland and
France. The loan of le 900 900 thalers, which was
effected at the right moment and with greatlaciity,
has furnished Prussia with ample resources The
results Of her efforts 10 confirm the bonds OF the
Zollverein are rot so fortunate. She still expects
much from the great religious assenblage which is
10 take place at Wittenberg, and of which have
already spoken. ,.,,. g..
AS to the attack on King Frederic William, it
is indisputaby admitted among all welllniorm "a
persons that it is isolated crime, and the crime
Of maniac The information which give you IN
regard 10 this is positive AS is always the case,
the party Of resistance has done everything In It's
DOW or 10 Give the assault the character OF con
spirncy ana 10 throw all the responsibility ol 1t on
Socialism. Some Of the organs Of revolutionary
opinion Socialist, If you please, have not shown as
much zeal in defending their party from the odlous
completely - could be desired. 1t is known that
great opposition often exists between the designs OIL
the Reyolutiouists and those Of Absoutlsm, IN con
sequence of that diabolioal homeopathy, OF which
we have 80 often had occasion to state the ehects
Rnt bsnpilv the crime OF Selfege is only an act OF
msdne,s' The King has nearly recovered rom ON
his wound at least it no longer presents ."o
symptoms which at first caused soue .i' &c har
The Queen of Spain is in the ninth month oi ner
,.onsrcv decree has been presented 70 the
Coiez. for sustaining the usage Tor conie'ilnS 'ne
title of Prince Of Asturia on the presumPsIse nc"
of the Crown. NJ lsturitz Ambassador u. EOn-
So a. the time OF the rupture, and relnsated since
,'a .,rsnssmert of the difference, is every day
.xncried here. II the affair OF the expedition OF
Cnbs had not interviewed, we could only speak oil
the Empire of Charles Fifth as an embarrassed
debtor In spite Of everything elected oy NarVaeL
for n. relief The recent financial combinations Oh
Spain. " hioh are in reality nothing but true na.
topal bankruptcy, continue to excite tue greatest
dissatisfaction at the London Exchange
The children of Kossuth, who have obtained per-
mission 10 ioin their father Left Pesth on the 2oth oil
Nav. Their departure called forth a great popular
manifestation. More than six thousand persons
assembled 10 bid them farewell they nave re-
ceved presents Of very great value from several
persons. iii. @
v;gorous Absolute reaction than to returning into
the pa,bs formerly opened by Plus lA secret
Copsistory has been held. None OF its proceedings
have leaked out Proudhon has said In one OF his
works, that when revolutionary ideas shall have
GONE 40 far as to bring the right OF property under
Sscussiop we shall see the opening OF an epoch OF
persecution and intolerance, such as has not been
beard of in the history OF the world. de has said
the truth The ultrsmontane journals are now en-
gagged in the reestablishment OF the InquisiIion -
The liberals oil former day are the first to applaud
the ebsurd doctrines There is no doubt, in my
Al kuo min in ha a
strucpe religious unity will return TO the Catholic
dopmas and the principle Of the authority OF the
Church But il will never return 10 the admission
ofthe seyerites or should rather say 70 the cruel
ties and the barbarities Of past age Ii viii re-
turn by the inspiration OF love and by the force OF
reason TO that compound unity, OF which spoke In
one of nv former letters. But il will end with
throwing of the barbarites with which it was
once familiar, and will never again submit to
their influence The iRquisition was one OF the
relics Of barbarism, which II vas unavoidable should
act on Christianity and the Church OF Jesus Christ
shall speak at length on the affairs OF Home In
one oil my next letters $500,
on the lat Of June. Nj Strsub, the Oldest member,
and one Of the Conservative party. being the Pro
yisionel Chairman NJ. Obrecht, liberal Repre-
sentative during n part Of the legislative period
from 1893 to 1896 declined the honor
The 8rst operations Of the Grand Council natu
doubt of the prepouderance Of the Conservative CO
alition in that body, though It is by feeble ma
jority.
an sorts of schemes are on foot IN regard to the
compc siton of the Government which VIII De enc
sen after verifying the credentials OF the members
The Conservative elements will predominant. We
may regard az certain the election OF loesh Chief
oftbe Conservative party in the preceding Legisla
turel Fischer of Rechenbaoh, patrician, with
sufficiently enlarged views, bat who held no pohti-
cal rank during the regime which preceded 81;
Fueter citizen OF Berne, and decided Cons erYa'
tive StrAub the TO- mer President OF the Tribunal
Of Belys a capable man, belonging 70 the COns5r
ya.ive party OF the country
Nszzini has leis Switzerland. Aiier havins ira
versed France without molestation he arrived IN
nsrl,ct retremen He will not swerve from the
principles hich he recently announced in the ItQt-
20 III Popolo on tho occasion of the return OF the
pope TO Rome An Italian Chapel has just been
opened in London in Golden square, near the resi-
denee OF Bishop Wlsenan.
Since have touched on religious topics, ought
10 alude to the important debate which took place
few DAYS since in the House Of Lords on the bill
proposed hy the Bishop OF London. The object OF
This bin was 10 arrange the conditions of COnvo-
cation Of the Euglkh Church in a General Synod.
The discussion WAS long aud animated. tt Mar.
ouis of Lansdowne alone sustained the discussion
In the uAme of the Government against the Bishop
OF London and the BAhop Of Oxford. The latter,
who is a man OF great talent and who does not, l
think belong to that fraction OF the English Church
which has the strongest Catholic tendencies, ex.
press a himself with remarkable vivaoity and force
The crisis OF the Enefsh Charch must be ola grave
character for the Bishop of Oxford, whose mind is
ENLARGED and elevated, and who is, moreover the
slmoner of the Queen, to have taken this attitude.
40 10, here refer 70 the case Of certain young Lee
wife. more or less errRtc. According to the Bish-
on Of Oxford, as well as the Bishop OF London, the
temporal authority has not aud ought not 3 have
on:ht 10 have the means Of fixing its own ortho
Soxy' and this means is a SynOdal Convention
Tho Bishop Of London stated the grounds Tor the
lust demsnds Of the Church, with as much modera'
lion as GOOD sense. He showed all the dangers
OF the state quo In particular he proved that the
necessity Tor q reconstruction OF the spiritual al
49,. IA not erDan ont of tha difficulties con-