The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-05
THE BALTIc'S NEW S.


Our London Correspondence.
THE STATE EUROPE.
LONDON, Friday Evening, March Il, 1851
The Great Debate on the Papal BM-ST Roo0f
Peaps Maiden Speech-Schism IN Poiafcal Parties
Personal -Animosuiss-I The L1Sh Gao,nars-
VIols,u Scene in the House Of Conmoas-Drun-
ssoad and Grattan--F rance-Gemaay-I The Pc
sss~sulu-Imdra-- Miscellaneous, &C., &c, &C.
The great debate on the Ecclesiastical Title As
sumptions bill was adjourned again last night, for
ahc third time, after of the most stormy scenes
We have witnessed for many years in the House OF
Commons The moderation of the ultra Pfotes-
tants brought into contact with the fiery and sus-
ccptible temper Of the Irish Roman Catholic mem
hers is like the contact Of flint and steel This re-
lxous discussion will not improbably lead to blood
shed between honora BILE members. shall not at
&empt to give you an analysis of some forty fifty
solumns of de batethe merits of the question, and
its dement's have been laid sufficiently before your
readers. The principal speakers have been Pal
merston, Palmer, Page, Wood, Sir Robert Peel,
(his maiden specify Lord Arundel and Surrey,
Sir James Graham, Lord John Russell, and Mr..
Drummond whose speech last night nearly led to a
personal encounter with Grattan in the House.
few facts will throw light upon the state of par
ties Lord Arundel and Surrey, Of the Duke Of
Norfolk, and his heir, opposed the bill This ami-
ly is one the most influential Catholic families in
Great Britain. His father, you will remember,
wrote q letter to Lord Beaumont at the very onset
of the question, expressing his indignation at the
Papal aggression. Father and son are consequent
ly At variance on this question
The maiden speech of Sir Robert Peel was great
ly applaIded. He was for some time Charge d 4 E
fares in Switzerland. He adverted to the danger
doctrines Of Jesuitism, of which he had occasion
10 in SUIT n. Ia
IN the Swiss Cantons stirred up by the agency
of Rome. lie believed the recent act Of the Pope
was the hrst step of a general plan Of attack He
gave his support to the bill. Sir robert Peel con-
sequently disagrees with Sir James Graham and
the so called Peeltes. The presentation of petit
ton from GRAVITY Berkeley 10 prevent Miss Talbot
making over feU,000 to a convent in which she has
been brought up, has created no small sensation.
He is her step father, but the Earl of Shrewsbury
has taken her completely under his own care, and
IN 1862 she will be of age and then dispose of her
property mention these facts, which tell powerful
~ on the great mass OF the people, to show you that
the question is one Of very serious Importance.
Mr.. Drummonds speech last night was the one
which has caused most excitement; he attacked the
Roman Catholic religion in very unmeasured Ian.
guage; he made of the expression that converts
were either .'prisons or brothelS." John OConncll,
Moore Grattan, the Earl of Arundel and Surrey,
rose TO call hum to order. The house u scene
of noise and confusion When Mr.. Drummond sat
down, amidst great excitement Grattan rose aud
went up TO him and addressed him with considera-
BILE warmth. Fesrgus 0'Connor interposed hi.
body between the two honorable members. Graf
tan returned TO his seat; Drunmond followed hin
and said something TO him in a low voice; the Irish
members crowded around Grattan. whilst Feargu.
O'CoInor repaired to the treasury bench and made
\ communication to sir George Grey Aftel
speechesfiom Sir James Graham and Lord Johl
Russell the House adjourned.
There is no other news ct interest to commu
nicate from England The arrivals Of articles TO
the great exhibition continue daily. HYDE Park
IN he 81 a rae
Foreigners are pouring in. Her Majesty's Theatr
(opera) opens tomorrow night, with Caroline D,i
prez as Lucia. Covent Garden Utalian opera
opens the Saturday afterwards. with Grisi, Mario
&c, with "WillIam Tell" The season will b
brilliant.
In France, Loais Napoleon still retains his minis
try, much TO the annoyance of all the ex-minisers
who thought themselves Indispensable TO the govern
ment Of raEce. As his ministry, however, Is not
responsible one, he will be compelled to change it
or modify it, scorer OF later The disbanding of &
portion Of the National Guard has given great dis
satisfaction. The students sf the Torbonpe hay
been making demonstrations, because their favorit
professor, hichelet, has been prevented from con
tinuing his lectures. The fact IL, Nj. Michelet in
troduced the politics of the day, and his lecture
room had assumed the proportions OF a great polit
cal club, all but the name.
In Germany, everything continues in the sam
state of uncertainty. The statement you will fin
N the files of papers you will receive ky this mail
that General kadowitz had once more the guidanc
Of the councils of the King Of Prussia, and that
rupture win austria ~ Imminent, y not correct
IL orgnated in the Paris yogaal dee Dc6dts. usual
~ well informed, and il was put forward by tina
paper in so prominent manner, TINT IL was gene
rally credited Later advces from Berlin contra
dict it. The anniversary Of the revolution of March
ISIS has passed over trauqully
Prom the Peninsula there ~ nothing stirring. The
Austrian troops taking q irrcr ooting in the
PaTai States. Mazzini il la London, and made q
speech the other day at banquet given by tho
German grants to CONNIE crate their revolu
ton. movement isspoken " IN May, In Rally.
Adviees from Bombay Of tiIe i1th February, Cal
rutia sth February, and Hog Kong, (China. 2tl
January, report general tf@sqdilhty. ROBBIE
fort had surrendered to the English. Sir Charlie
Napier has arrived in town.
On the ist April, ian oIainous day,) Ierd Tor
virgton has notified has intention Of replying To tn
charges brought against him respecting his mis-
government ct Ceylon Lord John has not again
alluded to h,s Jewish disabilities bill.
We have lad no winter, aud spring isfhudiin,
forth in all directions.