The New York herald., 1851-10-14
Dur London Correspondence.

LONDON, Sept rs, 1851.
The High Church Parfy-Irslawd a~d the American
Miniao-Th Protestant, Changing their Tuck
Bad Management Of all English Cotomss-Ias
true Cause Of the Cq6re War.
The Arc hbishop Of Canterbury has come out with
an explanation, easing of and modifying his late
admission of foreign pre- achers not epis,opay Or
dained which had created much hostility against
him. This is intended as q concession and bonrs
boxohe to the high church party, and is thought
will have the effect OF pacifyng them, and prevent
ing the indignation meeting which was to be holden
to denounce his liberal opinions. But churchmen,
Of all men, are least easily pacied and if they do
lot denounce him and try to unfrock him, for the
heresy Of suppesing that any human being can
sreak the truth unless specially authorised to do
by bishop of the Church of England, they will
never forgive forget an admission so derosatory
to the dignity and exclusive pretentions Of the
church established by law, with woman at the
head oft.
Ireland is nov beginning to open her eyes, and
take q new view matters; she Is beginning to be
divided into two general parties, which are, the
stay at home, and The emgrating classes Those
hold with dismay the vast masses which are con-
s,antly going away. In the brawny arms, strong
bones, an wiry sinews Of those who depart, they
behold (as well they may) corn, aud wheat, anu
oats, and rye houses, wharves, railroads, palaces
rising up TO the benefit Of other people, from their
we'll emp ployed labor, in the country, whatever 1t
may be, to which they are proceeding. The snop.
KEEPERS behold with alarm, rs well they may, their
customers fleeing in shoals from them, and begin TO
calculate the amount Of the wages Of labor, earned
in another country, which will all be expended
with other and foreign shopkeepers general
outcry and wailing begins to be raised, suck as
the Egyptians raised when the whole population
OF Israel was on the move to Leave them. Thus
IL seems TO be the character OF the human
nature oftentimes TO illtreat our friends while
they are with us, and to lament over them
when they are going or gone, hs no,;,S;. rs;u 9,
they behold Ireland gradually being depopulated,
and thoughts for the future; how 1t will end II this
constant drain goes en-, engage all thinking minds.
II s not the simple loss of population. which
touches the hearts Of British statesmen, and makes
the Times occasionally vail and lament. Il they
or pestilenee, Il would be thought little of bu; the
veIatious idea is, that they 60 to enrich another
and rival country; to build up fleets, TO convert
wildernetses into fruitful lands, for another great
aud rising nation. Hinc Tie toohrym a The
American minister, Mr.. Lawrence, who has con-
cilatcd all minds, high and low, in favor OF America,
and inspired respect into the high sristocracy for
America such as they hardly had before, is nov on
a tour in Ireland, whore the warm hearted Irish
greet him as q brother, for they look upon him as
the representative and visible type Of country dear
to their hearts, to which their eyes are all directed
as the asylum Of industry and the refuge for the
oppressed-a country in every nook and corner Of
which their fathers brothers, mothers sisters, and
cousins, without number, are found wherever our
minister, goes they rush out to meet him, and gaze
upon Americans in his person. La the great cities,
the authorities approach him vita addresses nat