The New York herald., 1851-08-01

Lord Wodehouse supported tho s'co1f -eadiug,
and asked the Bishops in what Iart Of the Bible
they found authority for their cord duct} The
Archbishop of Dublin supported the bill lie con
sdered that all civil disabilities on account Of
ligious opinions ought to be removed, unless suoh
cause involved danger to the State. This Is GER
tanly the fairest ground of argument but 1t must
still be remembered that the Jew declares our Sa
! yioSr TO be an impostor. The Earl Of -hsftesbury
pointed this cut. He said that the adrnesion ofthe
| Jews weuid be the violation Of principle it would
be telling the country that an assertion Of to.
truths Of Christianity had become ansquatet
form The Duke Of Argyle took high ground in
support of the bill. lie supported It, not only be-
| cause BE had ,sYev beard an unimpeachable aFgu-
mcne against it, sut Gpea broad general principle,
| that the action Of Parliament can never be exex
cised advantagcous,y upon .p.rtaai matters, IN
that We bad no righs on religious grounds to en-
clude from the ezerdse OF cons-itutional right
| those who we're othevrise perfectly qualified ts
enjoy them.
The Bishog Of Norw .pportedthe bill. Lord
Abirger recommended /, .'y@s TO turn ChristiaaG
The Earl of Galloway ,i3' shat without faith. IL
was impossible 20 pieas vi;" and as Jew,
long a. he wes sncoaVer.s q, could not have faith
il was impossible ais service ysa legialator ooulG
be acceptable TO tse Almighty.
You viii see, fr I'M this, that soiicate ground haf
been trod upon. The torch Of i.iIg,0us zeal su1
fapsticsm was. for a moment lighted. Religious
! questions are the soro pont in i-is'aad side. it
must not be forgotten that the eie.a.on Of the b
rs insult TO the elecors of losior who returned
| RothsehAd, and to those Of ttroen~!ch who asvs
more recently returned FIR. SclUic"ns.
! The opiy other fea ;u-es os n,cresg in Parsisr
! ment have been the press1ting o. petition froa
! Lord Brougham, in favor OF Deserving the Cry<
tsl Palace a.ter the lapse a. tnr for which 1t va
| originally erected: and Ggbate in the Lords ~
| the motion Of the Ia RI OF Dsty ler special oom-
mtiee on the affairs Of the Cape, whi,h implied q
vote Of censu-e LORD III ~. His motion Wa
lost by small majority OF sA Only. 1t 10 thougSt
that Pariiament viii adjourn atows the Iash 4
August
lie chief interest for political eisvles has beer
the debaie ia the French Natlonss Assembly upsa
M. de Tocqueyile's report for tire revision VI The
existing French constitution.
IL comrscncedon Mondsy last. lv's short speech
from M. pupin, the't'resiSent. reqa sting memSsrs
to neiutsin IN the debates "ae and dign,6eA
bearing, worthy Of go high an Assem- ay-oertsinly
no supeituons appeal-as past eAvetienoe shows.
This admoniton has hitherto been st,ended to-
indeed, am sstonih ID at the calm stl Saae ot tas
4 mountain Hitherto tbe debates this ipp porteat
question have been carried on with decorua.
AS yet, the principal syeakers have 'Ssvsg-
nae. FaiiOuy. Coquerei and B~rryer 4 s"aAet'"s
has asked permission 10 speak, snd douost-s' ~s
shall have ChaDgaInier, Theirs, Odilon barot, ana
Others
confined 90 the speech o. M Berg er, the leader 1t
the legitimists. Rerryer is the greatest orator
France. enclose you i1 copy OF his speech, fee
your peru'al. llo concluded, by declaring himseh
IL favor of the revision. br the revision strictly and
relgiously legal. lie also declared that he was op
pissed TO the prolongaton Ct the ncwsrs os the Pre-
sdent Of the republic end against the re-electios
! of Louis Nanoleon. On THIS last pcint. M. BerryW
expressed himself with extraordinary energy aud
\ yehemeDce. lie terminated his speech by a prcss-
pg appeal to his political friends, cad 20 the party
Of oIoer, 20 join him hi- views, which, in his
opinion, il was impossible TO 3hase.
Thursdays (yesterday) sitting ves occupied with
Pascal Duprat aud Victor lingo, who was stiii
sIeeking when the post left. 1lie sitting was very
tunultuous. The dsoste viii. iast sene days yet.
The general opinion is, that the denaud for revl-
son OF the constitution viii rejected; that Louis
> Napoleon will then appeal 70 the nation, or at
! tempt, as last res5nree, corp cfsoi The aP-
/ poiptinent of General Magnsn TO the command e
( The garrison Of Paris, in the place Of BarsgusS
dHlliers, il regarded preliminary step for the
latter eventuality.
/ In Germany, there is \ hll !, politics The Aas-
trans still occupy HamLurg. The Duke Of Angus
tcnburg has presented formal protest to the Diet
at Frankfort, against the assertion OF the Danish
government that he took part in the revolt, and
against the Representation OF ais rroperty, and the
exclusion of his line to the Danish succession.
Chevalier Bruck, the late Austrian Minister Of
/ Commerce. is now n London.
The debates in tAe French Assembly, and the
retention of Ihesigers amendments 70 the Papa
bill, cause some anxiety in Nome. The Pope has
gone to his country seat at Castle CAndolfo. The.
King Of Naples. has paid bun. visit: General
/ Gcmeau, the Fr.ch comTasndcr~iE. chief Of the
army OF occupation, was present at the interyiews
Plus * looks 70 Naples for tvpport in case Affairs
should take such turn IL France 10 TO deprive
him Of the assistance OF F-sach trOOp@ Cardinal
/ Antonelli was also present.
From Lisbon We have tlae deinitiye constitution
OF a new minist.y The latest dates are Of the 9,h
July. The ministerial intsrregnum terminated "a
the nt mination OF senior Rodrigo da fonsea
Magnlhaens to the Home Department, SENIOR
FontSs Pererada Nel!o TO the Marine, aud the
Bishop Of Algarve to that OF Justice and EcceSi-
sstoal AisiIA The Duke oi Ssjsnha still retains
the Premiership, anu keeps two Of hs former oli-
leagues, Se'.horvs fransin Finance, SDd Jer~is
| dAtongina, Foreigs affairs. ThiS orrsngcin,pt
was finally concluded after the departure Of shs
Queen for her summer. residence at Cinira, who're
tho DEGREES received The royal si,nstste, tbus
afOrdirg IDequivoe proof thai her Majesty "A
merely passive agea: in the g,yenmsnt. II 10
not Cspecs1 that tie cabinet y ~ present state,
will bs Of any long duration Great DOUBTS are
I entertained OF the aactptaucc 4 the HsnOI Of AT
CARVE. (Srothcr os Colonel faeng. of the 9TH In
isntry.N who resides IN his di sess aT1 his iepsrt
meut has been CaiTas,cd, ~ in'o-g1l, % k0dcigs
da FJnstc "a MsgshHcns
Tb,rs wisa false alarm ~ da lrii en- shc 9th. Fhs
troorG called ont and greet psocae.iss taken.
d lgtscr iroU' Madrid. Of tae iith. saws
lhe funds scnu.ue q. dcciirsA Tho Thrce pei
Cen's fel rg cent YESTERDAY. Large s@lrs By for
esn house aud The sinister reroft- % whicA ,he lssU
precautions hiJe given riES Assigned the cause.
TAs. opened today pnd 1ssd st &, snt sitcs
the close ar reporco at i q IL RiVt per Gents
with currsn, coupon l, Z to 4. ccuross, ss PsssvS
| 1t : said that what rea,.y farst military
movement against IL Cover aaent Irrity isrss
IL vas also run - ID thsa sstai--i would y.
made 20 ssgassinaoe Bravo.Murii .. he tSroea -
spain as well hsr s5ter be Da;cAssi o. N.oas
pcnscrs is in hePpy cirsag .ia3ces
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/ votes to 81
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