Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-08

what may yet take pace out of doors, by and by both
in England and in Ireland The bitterest passions
have been aroused and it will be long time before
they be qleed
The grand debate the Papal aggression establishes
the danger, according to the Daily News, that The
Court OF Rome, and the Pope of Rome, and the Church
., nome nave aye OBTAINED power Of DONG mischief in
disturbed, and excited by all those mixed questions of
religion and politics by which the repose of France.
fussa and Belgium has been perplexed aad disturbed
mat IN England there will soon be the canon law sv.
nodlca acton the monastc system and the Index Elk
purgatorus. ~ IA
The Ne,os admits that this is painful discussion.
a1sessng controversy but it is an unavoidable one
and to Shrink from it is to submit to revolution in
the whole religious and political system of the country
REJECT, under the pretence of religious liberty ord
John kusselrs bill and by the rejection, Rome receives
"a letter of license in this realm adopt it. and the Ro
man Catholic Church in England will retain all ,he
freedom that the exercise Of its faith can demand with.
out disturbing the repose of the State and the comfort
OF the people,. The NeDS states that the leadno or.
thodox religious bodies of the metronos sariouslv
alarmed at the prospect before Them have consented to
overlook their denomlnatona differences of opnion and
lave resolved 10 make both common and separate
demonstration against the common enemy Thew
nave hed preliminary meeting and resolved on ma
KING an appeal to the protestant feelings and princine
o. .e country, content to take the government mea-
egn aggression. A series of monster meanings will
shortly be held tor this purpose. "
Inc u 5. fdgate St Lawrence was lowed into the
entirey discharged on Tuesday last, and placed in
warehouse where each package was weighed and The
seal OF the Customs attached, after which the whoIe
were forwarded to London by the Southwestern rail-
way. The goods were taken from the station in vans
Park '"Au ~ AAyoe
1t is stated that the monster block of zinc oro from
New Jersey attracted great attention at Soutbamnton
Seventy men were employed thirty minutes in RAISING
1t from the hold ofthe rigate and landing it on The
quay 1t was lifted by capstan worked by fiftv-two
men, and the scene described as a curious siobt ~
he tramplng OF the men round the capsan, the music
OF marine er the creaking of the tackle the boarse
lungs, and the sounds OF the silver whistles Of the
ooaswain and his mates in giving orders while the OIL
gantc lump was mperceptbly rising from the hold OF
the ship, were very singular.
One OF the greatest curoses amongst the American
connbutlonsls an air-exhaused coffin which will If ia
SAID preserve human body for MANY wears This coC
I'm contains beautiful boquet Of natural Aowars
which appeared fresh The flowers had onv inst
been ga thered. '' '
The last number of the Literary Gazette notices the
announcement OF the retirement of Mr. Lea from the
firm OF Messrs. Lea q Blanchard of Pbadenbia and
hopes that Mr.; Lea will avail himself of his private
leisure to work out the comparatively neglected iuya
tile conchoogy of the Eastern world and The Gugete
states that British collectors are ready at any moment
10 respond freely to his request for the loan of their
specimens for that object. '~''
" The steamer Baltic arrived at Liverpool from New
DIRK on Monday last, at 8 o'clock, A, M.
Very respectfully yours D