The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-23

thought 1t right and desirable that the eccIs.
sasticsl system Of the Roman Catholics should be the
Immigrants in London and elsewhere, Who, without
such help, would have been left In heather ignorance
This might have been done, however, without any
such innovs alton as that which We have seen.
impossible to confound the recent measures Of
the Pope with the division of Scotland into dioosssss
tricts in England by the Wesleyan Conference
There An assumption of power In all the documents
which have come from Roms-a pretension to supre-
macy over the realm Of England, and claim to sole
and undivided sway, which Is inconsistent with the
Queens supremacy, with the rights of bishops and
clergy, and with the spiritual Independence of the
nation, as asserted even In Roman Catholic times.
confess, however that my alarm is not equal to my
Even II it shall appear that the ministers ana SER
wants OF the Pope In this country have not trans.
Creased the law, feel persuaded that strong
enough 10 repe any outward attacks The liberty OF
Pretestantism has been eDjoye too long in England
to allow of any successful attempt to Impos. foreign
yoke upon our minds and oonscisuoss. No foreign
prince or potentate will be- permitted to fasten his
letters upon nation which has long asd nobly
viDsicated its right to freedom Of opinion, civil poll
Upon this subject, then will only say that the pre-
sent state Of the Law shall be carefully examined and
ence to the recent assumptions Of power deliberately
There is danger, however. which alarms me much
more than any % gression OF . foreign power
Clergymen OF our swn church, who have subscribe
the 80 articles, and acknowledged in explicit terms
the Queens supre macy, have been the forward
In leading their focks, step by step to the very
verge oftbs Precpics" The honor paid to saints
claim Of ibfalibty for the church the
of the sign of the cross the mutterng OF this Lii
turgy 20 to Disguise the Language In which 1t ia
Written the recommendation of aurculsr confession
and the Administration OF psnsnce and absoluton-
all these things pointed out by cergymen OF the
Church Of England as worthy OF adoption, and
openly reprehended by the Bishop Of London in his
charge to the clergy of his diossss
What, then, Is the danger to be apprehen dsd from
ss, OF no Tsat to the
Church Of England herself!
have little hope that the propoundsrs and trainers
OF these innovations will desst from their nsidous
course. But rely with confidence on the people OF
England and will not bate ot OF heart hope SO
Ion the glorious prime and the i'm or tai mar
tyrs OF the Reformation shall Sc held in by
the great mass OF nation whoh look with p
on the mummeries Of superstition, aud with
the laborious endeavors which xking to con-
hne the intellect and enslave the soul
remain, with great respect, Ac,
Downing street. Nov 4. J. RUSsELL.
The Influence of Russia In Europe
lFren the London Globe, (Lora Pslmerstou's orgau)
Nov. a.
We were enabled, some days ago to anticipate the
Germsn papers, In our OF the decisions
taken at the late Warsaw conference. Our readers
Will member that this assembly attended by
veIal Of the foremost princes and state. of Ger
many who produced their respective proposals the
settlement OF Central Europe, to be accepted
jected BY the Emperor OF Russia These august plead
ers have app arently agreed upon comp romse which
intended to satsfy the points OF greatest moment
TO either party and which certainly embraces matter
OF the grsvest interest to the non German powers
On the one hand, Prussia consents that the whole
Austrian empire shall be included In the German
federation that this OF territories shall have
diet Of penipote ntaries at its head On the other
hs nd Austria the moe diet bled der
her patronage at Frankfort and she nfs the less diff
no uty in doing after having ucces.fuy solicited
Its recognition from both France and England Our
brst thought upon this statement a. OF astopsh
ment and Indignation at the character arbitrator
thus coolly assumed By the Emperor OF Russia and
recognized by the kings and princes OF Gsrmsny for
lament to think that there IL distinction on this
point One and all, they have pttitoned the boons
OF liberty or dominion and Illuminated themselves be-
fore the insulting coadsfcsnsiou II this barbarian
crown We could expect thing else from Prince
schwerzenberg and bis puPpet emperor; but Count
shOuld not have been the minister 10
represent Prussia in this guobe rivalry of sbasoment
Napoleon In all his glory never ext9rtea more uu-
been Voluntarily yielded 20 the Gear by tbs
and ohcnzollerus Nor IL it unimp observe
the altered position Of the Russian crown Ia ts own
doniDions. Warsaw Is becoming 20 ST Pster-b ugh.
what 81. Petersburg vas 10 Moscow-as advanced
poet for surveying sad dominating Europe We
are not epvyiDg Tor England the position thus Gc-
corded to Russia for We shall slsays be able TO
check lie evil consequences towards Ourselves But
rs friends OF European freedom aud of monarcbcsl
We deeply regret that both should thus
have been endangered by the OF Prussia
and Austria We lament that bsrsarous power
should bsve been sssisted its march 70 blight the
yilzatnn and literature Of the west Aud lament,
almost equally, that the party In Germany
should have acquired 20 iust right to charge her
royal houses Win this treason to their common
tlor Atty and Independence We shall be charged
with usually advocating the right of foreign countries
to interiors in the tettlement OF Germauy but do
not ESTATE TO say that this turn affairs makes
u settlement EuropeAn question: aud that 1t Is
the bounden duty Of IL other powers to observe the
petition 81 the peishbor introduced among them
and jeaousy 20 limit her pretensions. IL should be
clearly understood that, unleas IL greatly modified
at the approaching conference this admission OF the
" hole Austrian pire into the Germsn confodersr
ton, puts the entire armed force OF Prussia Bsvars
Central Germany, Austria. Hungary 5,lavonia, and
at the deposition Of tins future diet; and
Who tell what such force may be in the hands OF
another Frederic, OF even Of Joseph II! Happily,
tn erection Of such power ~ point which the
rest Of Europe has right 10 demand voice We
10 wished millions Of English lives aud gold to prevent
the annexation nrst OF Italy then 81 Spain TO the
mpire Of Napoleon: and this unitAry power con-
tsmplated by Prince schvsrzenberg IL object "
pre- hsnsien ~ just and reasonable.