Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-07-19
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.
FROM OUR LONDON CoRRE SPoNDEN7
LONDON, July 8, 1851,

LONDON, july 8, 1851.
Among other eavantages and improvements which
the operations Of the young and vigorous ins.itu
,ions of the United States make manifest 10 the
people of the mother country, not the least mPor
rant is the fusion of Law and Equity which mas
lately been accomplished by the New York code.
The benescial effects produced by this code aP-
pear to be next TO unanimously admitted ny he
Judges and the legal professors of the State OF New
York, and. so far as we on this side OF the water
are acquainted with the facts, several other States
!. of the Union are about adopting il. The Chief
: Justices of Calcutta and Bombay have expressed
their approval of the code in terms to which iheir
high reputation gives great weight. The Lar
~4ssendment Socfety IN England nave puoiisheo
reoort upon The New York code, and represent Its
practical working 10 have been eminently success
full The council OF this society report in favor OF
. similar amakamaiien in the English courts, and
have pledged themselves to draw up the outline OF
a code of procedure for that purpose. This bust
ness is not likely to evaporatc in mere speech-mak-
ing. Lords CAMPBElL and BRoUGHAM. Lord CHAM
woRTh. and the Lord CHEF JUSTICE are known TO
be in iavor of the contemplated measures LORD
JOHN RUSSELL, and powerful array OF Jurisss,
statesmen, and phianlhrcpasts, both in and ous OF
Parliament are pledged 10 the good work. and al
ready we think the doom is declared, the handwriting
visible on the wsi that the days Of fiction and veroIass
those pets of Engsh izwy DicKEss says are n1ed
that me .spy A.sow Of se Court Of ch.Deery is about
70 be purged and puEfed and filled w stirring and
healthy atmosphere Il is no little credit to the nesc
world that it has furnished the dowy old with the ma
chiney Of common sense by which this may be accomplished
Parliament is proceeding slowly with the Ecclesiastical
Titles Bill which is becomng shade renchant than
Ministers apparently wished be and for its assuming
this shape the Irish members have nobody blame but them
selves Sir f. THxssEEs amendments, eperatng as they
do strengthening the effect Of the bill in Ireland, could not
have carried bad the sh members voted they ought
have done with Minister'S instead Of leaving the House IN
pet like parcel Of spoiled chlden. On the TaEsIsER
amendments fewer than thntysix Irish members abb
stained en voting, and twelve voted agaast Ministers
Had these forty EIGHT members voted consistently and accord
ing their declared opinions respecting the bill these amend
woua haveeen lost by nsjory Of nineteen sgainst
shem instead Of being csed by majority Of thirty in
their favor One former twenty -four Of these Irish
members voted with Minister'S and the point carried by
majority offour and by the vote of the Irish repeeena
sves In the other dvsoa, question involving the same
principle much gseaer degree lost through their
What shall say Irish consistency, Irish pa
riotism which thus blows bot andood with the BREATH
and loses sight d what aIoed be the interest cf the
country for The sake Of gratifying political spite against
think that where shee is wrong way of doing thing
Irish member h.s ssinguss felicity 10 adopting it, and
most curious habit d altensey supporting and opposing
Government in Precise which is mos, damaging
bis own cause.
Alderman SALo.sEs "a Jev) hss been returned the
House of Commons BY the borough Of GREIEwIca, by
majority of nearly nine hundred He will present him
self this evening ard demand take his seat and he has
pledged himself to bis constituents accomplish his object
We do not know what the worthy Alderman
over Baron RsTHscHILD for doing however, his sppear-
this evening in the House Of Comnons and the third
reading Of the bill for the relief Of the Jews which will bs
the first business of the Hepse, will give peculiar nseres
TO the proceedings
Mr.. DIsRAELas proposed amendment the Governmen
Customs BU which, if successful, would have deranged al
The Chancellor Of the E1cheques fiscal plans for the year
and probably led to the reimposion Of the window
the timber duies defeated by the very decisive
hundred and forty -four against hundred and thirty
one Eight Of The Irish brigade and imprsccabe Libe
rails voted with Mr.. DIsRAELI yet he thus decisive
uored in his last pitched battle with Ministers for th
season
Mr. HuNE has appeared in the very novel position to hin
OF advocate for the expenditure Of public money upon
object directly connected with public utility. He move
the other night for appropriation Of $4,000 bring
England the rinits obelisk called Clopaas Needle vhc
has been lying the beach Alexandra snce 1901 uhe
she army and navy subscribed funds bring it home, but
was stopped, hno not why, BY the Admiral that
easion Since ths< period the late MEHrMEr ALI has mad
present Of the columq to the British nation but it had
mained at Ae1apda for want Of appropriation Of the
cessay funds Cor s removal The Chancellor Of the Exchs
que opposed the motion on the ground that Sir GARDSl
WLKIHsos sad thst the obesk injured and the il
scrpon upon DO oberated that would not be worth th
expense Of removing Truly Sir CHAaLEs WooD has a mo
singular mode Of proceeding. He applies the argument
pounds hlings and pence to subjects Of vtu and
qusrisn interest," and either the prompngs Of fancy and fee
ing or the logic Of metaphysical subtsty question
finance. Mr.. HuMEs proposition Withdrawn. Sham
TO the Government which has allowed 80 fine rem
Of antiquity bS thus Destroyed The Goth and th
Vands the Arab and the Turk, could and have don
dsgrsceful deed.
The affairs Of the GRrAr EXHIBITION still 90 on yer
SUCCESSFULLY Thenumber who vsied it during the last fv
days l94,sf7y and the amount received at the doc
4li,s4s.ll London is how crowded repletion, an
should tie weather during the next week prove favorable
anticipate perfect crush The hisute countenances Of
French neghbos rspiay becoming blended with the u
ier face thesquer FORM ana the sandy hair Of
German friends and there il more plenti u sprnklng
Eastern costumes and Turbsns.. walk through the Turk
lsh, Greek, Tunisan departments Of the Crystal Palac
realizes ideas Of Eastern Bszaa and the wonder an
SURPRISE and qualification increases with every Many oh
Jec interest arriving every day. and many things whic
were overlooked 10 the rapid coup one at FIRST cas-