The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-13

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On Tuesday night, the Marquis of Lansdowne moved
the third reading Of the bill After short debate Ia
which Lord Aberdeen Lord Stuart de Decies Earl Mel
SON. the Marquis Of Sligo and Others opposed the BILL it
| was read third time aud passed
Two protests have already been entered against the
bill The first bears the signatures the Earl of Aber-
deem, Duke of Newcastle Lord Canning, Earl ST. Ger
mains, Lord Wharncline, Lord Lytteiton, aud Lord
Monteage the ground tina. inserferes with religious
freedom and is not consistent either with justice
expedency. The second bears the signatures of ten
peers-Lord Monteage, Lord yaux of Harrowden Lord
Lovat Lord Camoys, the Marquis OF Sligo Lord Kin
naird the Earl of Fingsl the Earl of Charsnont the
of Leitrim, Lord petre This protest assigns
eleven against the bill and it sums up the whole
these words -" We consider the bill i'll ada pied to
protect either the prerogatye Of the crown the indie
pendence of our country While calculated to revive civil
strife and sectsrian discussions. We protest against it
likewise departure from those high principles of re
gious liberty to which greatest statesmen have de-
voted their intellect their genius their noblest ex
erons"
Plus TX. and Cardinal Wseman do not seem to care
much about the laws preparing against them Last
Sunday morning, the Roman Catholic Cathedral st.
Georges, Westminster the scene Of q ceremony
which has not Been Witnessed for than three hun
bred years IN England namely, the conservation CT
Roman Catholic Bishops with English territorial titles
Dr. Burgess consecrated Bishop of and
Dr.. Brown Bishop Of Clifton. Cardinal Wiseman oic
ated in full robes and the ceremony performed with
all the pomp and tplendor Of the Roman ritual.
The SalomoDs affair has also advanced step. In the
sitting of the Commons. Monday, Sir b Hall moved
that tt electors OF Greenwich should be heard
bel at the bar OF the House This motion regatved
by majority Of co. Mr. Raikes Currie then brought
forward similar motion in favor Of the electors of Baron
Rothschd. This WIS also negstved by II votes against
Al Lord John kussells notion Tia: David Salomons,
Eq is not entitled to vote in this House to sit in
this Houee during any debate until he shall take the
oath of abiura ion in the form appointed by law,
adopted b majority Of S. the numbers being for the
Ihe ues. as whether the Crystal Palace Is to re-
main not is actively discussed It seems pity to pull
duwo 30 noble a structure.
In tie sitt,rz of Tuesday Mr. Hcywood moved an ad.
dress to the crown praying her Majesty to direct that
With vew 10 deterIn ine if the bndiug could be adapted
to purpt ses II public utility and recreation.
According to the terms ~ the existing agreement III,
building Is 80 be closed by the 1st November and the
materials removed by LIST of June
Colonel sibthmpe headed the opposition. After de-
bate Il length, the motion adopted by
ioity Of So The Chancellor of the Exchequer
tended that the government pledged to the removal
cei to rel' ase them from their engagement Il would
require large to keep il up. The building will
II, main through the winter. though the exhibition
will Terminate as originally determined.
The point OF interest has been the solar eclipse
which was but partial one in Eogiand The day was
cloudy, and the eclipse scarcely visible, except at
intervals, in London. Gas was lit in the Crys
tsl Palace in anticipation 1t was not however
necessary. It the Of rather laugh
able scene in the French Assembly. NJ Manercsut
of the members was speaking hen the eclipse
men. sd The members Of The right left their benches
while the ube-s Of left that the sitting
IN, uld continue N. Dufin Etttied the question by
eAeS,nne Poato"s noas nous ooeuper de irets &c "a
qts'd les affairs de III ham ront 81 ,aein This
,ted univ, rsa errutnt the members rushed out and
each, armed with bic Of smoked glass was soon occu'
pied witnessing the phenomenon in the heavens.
The King Prussia, and a staff Of scientific pro-
ccedet to coast, when the eclipse tcsa to
make Their observations.
To day rumters Of Londoners are starting ro- Paris
for the , given In bonor OF the Greet Exhission Of
1851 by the municipal body Of Paris In forner letter
l sent you a pro yramme OF the fefes.
The french Assembly win be prorogued on the 10th
August, 10 the 18th November
The Peace Congress have brought their sltipgs to
ciote. The foc wing additional articles were adopted -
THIS 5sssrios hs SyteS M for
men. immoral in prpeioe and disastrous in operation
That tie ecassss IsScmm,nds the members Of peace
t,s IN all sennI 70 use ssr
who friends who win be prepared V support by
employed iD and the amount II expended for,
THIS convinced that whatever brings the nations
Of TIE Earth ,'ssshsr Il intimate and friendly
enS a9d nsPn, mutual
Industry Of Ali Nations er-enty calculated to promote
soi,fs took plsoe in tho evening q. Willis rooms.
People are fast leaving town for the county.
slo enclose you the account OF the reception, n
Tunis. Ct the new American Consal General MI. JsAn
Howsrd Payre which in every respect satisfactory
From Italy, the accounts continue TO be of the sane
nature. Radetzky has placed the whole
OF II. Lombado Venetian territory in state Of seige in
eonsquencs Of the murder Of an Official named Nandon
Milan. whore ssssrs he has not been enabled to dis
cover, by persuasion or threats.
Accounts from y,nce # tho 2lt July state the OPEN
ing al the Teo france to have taken place ON that day
In the evening The Piazza Iii San Marco offered most
magnificent sight upwards Of 1000 persons beng sup
| pos,d 10 have asCmllid.
! Mr. Gladstone, member of Parliament has puhi he'd
tive letters, addressed TO Lord Aberdeen Ncapolitan
affairs, which have caused some sensation. Nr Glad
stone strongly ccnsurcs the whole policy othc king oftho
Letters from Naples state that two English ships of
have recently been feen ON the coast OF Sicily and
that they destined TO take possession In the Of
Great Britain Of bland Of considerable sze, which l.
arising ia the vicinity Of BsndoleTa most interesting
ctmmereial position. The issnd Is laid to be visible
Accounts from Rene DO not agree with the statement
q TIE OGoai RasGn Goss with regard to the sponta
neous illumination q the Eternal CITY the return OF
bis Holmes from Castd Csndolfo many houses we're
certainly brilliantly lighted hut u i generally believed
to have been az the mitigation of the police Rumors
continued to circulate relative to the change Of the O
garron, and Of The possible expedition CT an Aus
TITAN force 10 Naples Persons considered obnoxious by
the authoties continued to be rent out Of the country
In Tuscany but little of moment has occurred. The
trial CT the Aldb,rtugh csso being continued but NO
| thing new has iransrired on the subject.
1hoie Is no additional inteilg~D from Portugal.
Calcutta Gdyices the 18TH and bombay 10 the 18th
Jure have reached London The wet season had set in
Markets dull
Ihe r,TcIt that the new Ausisn loan for 50 ooc oooa
had been concluded, is notscooIrmcd 1t IL stu under
fhe Eai Of Arundel and surry has been "a iressing
his new ti'ucuts al Limerick aud viii be returned
Mr. Abbott Lawrence. the United States Minister a.
this court having requested that bis Col T. " Law
renee may be allowed 20 take out Of the Great Exhibit
ton three 81 Mr. Colts American Revolving Pistols to
be forwarded to the Cape Uf Good Hope, fer the
officer her Maestys service the Lords of the Trca
suiy have given directions % the proper uhories to
permit the pistols 60 be removed from the Exhibition
building. and delivered to Col Lawrence luested
The Iun Der e calls that act down at the Exhibition
dny this week, up to y. NJ, 2l5i the number
Of onnibuses WIS $40. Att =. N. the plumber had
| exceeded 2 Geo.
The jun, have nearly completed their labors The
| Official reports viii shortly be printed
Among the ptises awsricd in Cass IL. Agricultural
Impr,vment find the name of ProutJ Mears, Bos-
| ton, United States. plough.
The chief attraction Of the opera at the present mo.
ueut h Alboni Her rich contralto voice, the duest
ever hard Celghts ems hsntsd audiences. Rossini'
LIS Gg72a lnera given last night observed Fanny
Cefito In o Itivatc box. She Is married, you arr
| evurP. TO ~ con, the dancer.
NcsSfs rCn ard Son report little buincss to have
/ teen done In American state stock this week The
| allowing sle The rtcot- -