The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-23
EUR OPEAN AFFAIRS.

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I~ts~ticm Of Goreraent as to the Rotis'lia
DemOnshatiom-1ie evangelical Alliance and
Siarey--A Whaesa'e Sale of Souls at the
ASction Mart in Loaion-Ias Nac York He
sad Opening the Esss IF the Press in Emglani-
The Duke Of Nwtolts Secession fro~ the Ronus
Chwct-Amoican G. ,aius Triumphant, S-e.
A telegraphic d. spa, n from visnna ha, an
nounced the death q az Austrian General, yclept
the Duke of Sake Cobourg Kohary. This person,
thus dead, is only smArkable for his being the
member of very fortunate family He was elder
brother to King Leopold If Belgium, and was also
the uncle of Prince Albert and the brother OF the
Duchess of Kent, tn q ueen's mother, and father
in-law of the Queen If rortuga the father of the
Duchess de Nemouss father.in law Of the Princess
Cementne of Ores 81 and brotherin-law to the late
Grand Duke Consta ltinc of Russia, his sister hav-
ing been the Duke si,. He was the eldest of the
lucky marrying fam y, and is the FIRST to die aged
sixty-s;K. Such Instance of comparatively
ioriy and poor family elevated in all its branches
by marriages with high r5yal houses, is without
parallel in history.
Notwithstanding 81 assertions to the contrary,
tits believed now that The government will take no
notice whatever of the open assumption of high
eccesaztical titles, Forbidden by the late Law, as
exhibited at the Dublin Kotunda meeting 1t is
wei. known that The ti.l now become law, was
made merely for a declaration and rebuke, and not
with the inten ton Of stringent action The Irish
hierarchy have hurled back the rebuke with con-
ana "a the matte s,aoJs BIth sides however are
rlscsj 4, a fsIs. ,.a,iiiop. for IL does NOT look
E.eu ,,oraIlv tor -ove'nment 10 make laws
Ayove dIy for 30 purpose lad from mere spite; and
II does not lock well lily, for body of gentle
priests--the friends "a o.lcr-to meet together to
defy the laws. hcloe :, Is that neither party ex-
All. ID A.l.-
plsby caa never be- alazsely excited for anything
fhat appears wrong whoa. as 1t often happens il
is ercsd on behal of rrcsg it is By fraud and de-
cepsioE and the ~roag made to appear right
Ijriyifl,r syecie re 70 IS an I'D saying
The Anti-Savery Society in America, which had
appealed TO the Evangelical Alliance in England,
cairg upon the Eug ish -otsstant churches to Join
wita them in their crusa against the South, has
received a severe blow and Sharp reproof on this
SIDE he Atlantic b. tho fnal determination of the
auiaace George ,horrson and his mission have
bssn rsrroyed an rrr. diated, and any meddling
rits n-osessing Cbrstions. as they are called, in
America on the question 81 slavery has been yir-
iuany denounced. The ds nands of the so called
.Li5erators in the North, to the asse mbled body
reoresanting all tn sec.g OF dssenters in Ene1rf
were, in effect, as follows; sc You must
every STAKEHOLDER, and EAST him on. Of
gogue" The ans yer Co his demand, in . as
folIous $50 about your business and "a your
own aaairsS sa, susb Is the answer f. Of. for
of course they do no peak out honestly and plain
ly-eccle siastical bod Is never de- and never eau.
-the-by, the fanatics Of the North need make
no more appeals for hslD and sympathy to their
Christian friends in England A pretty specimen
of corpora ton OF church INSTANTLY has been dur
ing the last week exh ibited at Ganaway's Coffee
House, Cornhill, LONDON No less than forty thou
saad souls Of white u0u we're put up at auc ton 10
the highest bidder fiytC thou aud five hundred
pounds sterling were bid FOR the privilege of having
the sacerdotal rule sDa toninion over those souls
to preach to them he Ire and birthstone, and to
gather from them large revenue in payment for
such loving care OF thei- souls. The auctioneer,
however acting upon rGetions, did not consider
the bid enough, aud TIE ale, for the present, was
not eaected-so they W,l be sold by private con-
tract The people had dubbed together, and made
subscriptions to buy then,e'ves, bus what they had
raised was not sufieent ltIsa Protestant church
which exhibits this disg ting spectacle Of selling
souls By Wholesale, o. tue highest bidder. The
press, FOR the FIRST TIM GAS yentured to open its
eyes, AID come out against this scandaious enor-
nifty but il is renars ole coincidence, 1t never
did 80 till after the NJ York Herald first did so.
20 uablrshing has beea lnis shameful procedure
20 habitusl is it--thst the bishops themselves, so
iateiy in the last DAYS Of the late Parliament,
proposed to raise money FOR their church by selling
sixty parishes Of souls, Ia different parts OF the
country cr;ed ont = snamel" But the Ns,p YORK