The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-22
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a.. fad IN III. Northern j,Spers. says the
o...,un. OF the ~ inst, the follow ing ad.
n,ioo,l items Of news by the Europa
ENGLAND.
~. European Times snys that the de
an Lord John Kns.l's bill relative ~
a. ,.x bis rxrchy came 10 an unt,",ely end
Wednesday evening. xnd, according Ia
~. farm. al the House. now stands in the
.;,;,n Of q dropped order This event
-. mainly rf"'inced by the loqnac''y Of
-, Two Iii,h members, who talked
...,,., time to annoy the Minister and
,t.s,, hi, measure Out Of doors the feel.
scains, tn. measure increases. aud all
seem dissatisfied viii, it, 1ho-p ho
ro,..,,J in the londe-; KEY against the
.,.r.s-ion maiuiain that the t'oV.yurn mt
..h,me il quite inadequate tomce' the case,
.,J thos, who are iniaiical To all Iutriirr
900. With civ,l and religious freedom ~
.,.,dly d.,ar. that the new measure Is
,hs f ;. step ia the path Of rctrngtcssi"n.
Lord John Russell finds linscl cramied
4, hi. celebrated letter to the ll.h"p ol
burham The tonr which lac assumed n
dat document Is '.chly reflected Ia The hill
winch he proposes Ia introduce, aud The
,sg.r.rr. between wiring n smart lrttcb
,sicb chin.i IN admirably with the feelings
If the publ, Mt the tine, and the lrnni"g
of an act of Parliament I" meet an evil
which. IN it, nature, - h"toHd the palr oi
.b. ci,l law i seen IN the embarrassment
.hi,h IT,. measure has alfcady produced
IN. diilculiy i. to rcpcl the aggression
,ithou, violating the civil and religious
,.uaencies of the aye, Ia the House al
Commons every one feels the necessity
o, settling the question ~ eNpcdiiiou>ly rs
M. ,hlr. but the religious woiId, which
Ia. been stirred 10 its Inuetmo,t depths, =
no, To bee rndcly pushed aside IN tbs sun,.
u,ry manner; and, accordingly wailr the
,nblic are eagerly watrt ,ns tnc progress o.
,v.nt-. the uulurky hie,k do"n of " cdncs.
d,y /. hailed ~ al augutN t,,t lotrshadoWs
disappointment.
Ola Friday evening the debate an the Pa.
nj \y-'es .iou hlll VS. resumed aud altrf
some discussion the tiou.c divided. VITA
Ii. folpviug re.alt
FOR leave to bring in the bill 80
Agsius, II ~
Majority Tor the Ministers 33a
Tn. bill WAS then htouy, IN and read
n. first time The second reading was
then dyrd for FRIDAY, the DIST
4 loysl address, sgaed by 10000 ing
Hsh Catholics. has been presented t' the
Queen hy the Lords \anN. Dormcr, aul
Losat It expresses sediments "' rr'n-
nslred aud unatcrahc fidelity 10 her Wa
II t,4ts and
and asserts that the n,casurc, tor the 20,
,rnmcnt of the church leave untouched
eve, tile of Your Majesty, lights au'h"i
Is. power jurisdiction, aud ptoroIni.'r, "a
our sovereign. md rs sovereign over tiiv>r
realms. aud does not ia the least wise ID
miul,h or impair our p,oi1und reverence,
our LOYALTY. hd.lry, aud attachment To- :onr
Nslr.ty's august person and throne.
4 m,n name CHARLES o'ill WIS arrested
IN London on Il charge of having threaten.
I'd To take the life oi Lord John Russ u, h}
,hno,ing HIM unless certain requests were
immediately granted The letter va. dated
At tn. pilsnn.i. residence. II 'ndicatr,
~ un.ound state ot mind The prisoner
-. bound over to keep the peace.
Il /. stated ,ha, the arrangements for
he openin. of til, London exhibition IN
NAV Mre gong on with such rapldttN that
no doubt IS entertained that they will hr
accomplished IN season. The Who'll"
ground ia marked out tnr enclosures. hN
vhlcI, the vsriou, productions representing
d,Fcren, nations are to be- separated,
FRANCE.
The proceeding, nf thu National tsson.
M, as, oI considerable interest ihc sal.