The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-27
SUNDAY MORNING, JULY q, 1851.
Our Lona on Correspondence.

LONDON, July IL, 1851.
| General MaHrS-Cd,tfnl IYiserMr-Releuse of
Kosspth-1h Church Spott9ions, &C.
TIE weather Is fine, though cold for the season.
The weekly reports show . continuance of health,
ard freedom from extensive disease of any kind
which is gratifying in fact, for large city, the
state OF cleanliness and oopseqrent good health is
surprising Accountsfrom all quarters spe ak favor
ably of the prospects of the harvest and in Irelxad
potato crop for the frat time, pro ses to exhibi.
the healthy fertility Of former years. If 20, and
were it to Ia. hong enongb, Ireland wosia coon pick
up her lost population. Meantime, is rot the do
crease Of population q Isatter of congrs.ulation.
Tor, surely, i. is good thing that children do not
grow where there 10 not food to feed thers Ia,
Queens rcce ption In the city, on the 9th Instant,
was magnificent thisg. She went ut nine O'Clock
10 a ball, the original plan beirg changed Geaeral
Wallbridge, at the special request Of the lord
Meyer, sent his collection of California ores-a
beautiful collection-for her Majestys inspection.
she, with tie court accompanying her, expressed
great aamiia'ien " tie wonder Nul collection on
this great and Iich State Of the Union Inc Queen
retains the aristocracy still in London bey ond toe
usual senson, by the constancy arsa FIRE iuenay Vt
balls, parties and fotes. London is very lively.
The retirement OF Cardinal Wisemsn, for time
10 psrts unknown. Mt moment when y sum nous il
Cut again II him TO appear before parliamentary
committee, is step which, for his esn sake AID
the honor Of he power he represents, s TO be regret
ted Ii would surely have been better 10 come for.
waid and al tae uU amount of rev,..uc derived
from mojt6Hd donattons, and beqpesis made 10
priests he bed Of death; honest nrsa nas no
thing to conceal The malicious and liz disposed
call his departure, mt this critical me.sent, 60 a
fight"
II is remarkable fact that the great majorty by
which the Ecclesiastical Titles DILL, just passed. Was
caritd, was owing every whit as much'bo al anti
religious feeling az to a religious Tise desire
TO Put down any prestly usurpation Of sny kind,
WAS as great Ii not greater, than the desire TO put
down the Particular class OF religioDiss concerned
IA the question 1t is accordaIt with the spirit of
the age, rot to put down and crush Of
priests, IN order to set up another; bus 50 pat
down psiestly ruie arrogance, and domination, alto
ge,her. The passage OF the bill ought now to be
ieended rather as protest Of the British Parlia
meht against ultra. mountapism-tha is, against
he rue OF priests residing over the mouasains-
thnn rs q Protestant deinonsti alton or triumph
This Is the true view of the case Rll the
passage Of the bill is only the beginning of the plays
is only the scrapng Of the iddles and prelpies Of
the orchestra, previous to the rising Of curtain
When they come 70 put the law force against
the titled personsges Of the Roman Chdrch in Eng.
latd or in Ireland. then will DO the opening OF the
frat scene. The bill teelt, as yet, has not much
disturbed nor excited tie Catholic population in
Ireland or in England; but when tney begin, If
ever they begin, 20 put 1t in force, taen
tpg g; war N0,S re,1o'ts, as Father Richie
us.o to cay. No doubt the English ministry fore
saw the incon senience of putting the OLA ia force
az Law, and that the wisest course was 60 avoid
That ipconvenience; hence their opessition TO tho
snel dment Of Sir f. Thessjger. Without that
aneLdment, the bill, when il became a. II ", would
have gone dox quietly the tomb Of the Capu-
l.tsi would have been a dead letter for then It
wouio have been left TO the discretion Of tho 10
veIIment to enforce tho law by prosecution, AID
thej would have had discretion enough to avoid
erLiLG ding such fire. But now, by Sir +. rEes-
sigers amendment, any private individual may sue
al law titled Roman Catholic prelate, aud SO call
for the enforcement Of the law. Tie Irish mem
bers knew well what they we're about, ana acted
/ advisedly when they withdrew and suffered this
amendment to BIO carried. IL was a virtual de-
tsnce it was saying, 81 GU talk yaliauty, but you
AFRAID to act. We will make you act you
sball d. Jour worst, and we defy you. You want
to do nothing, after so much insulting talk. Now
do oil you dare do. In the end, 1t will probably
be discovered that this the best policy, and u
cunning i,Toke Of skillul management. a bully IS
best o.fesed by letting him ha'ea chance vt show
ing what. he can CO. by their management, they
have Ilsced the ministry ia "a false position, aud
now II remains there, in the awkward fix of bully
forced to eight against his will. Ihi,, again, il a
true view Of the effect aud operation of t,ls bill,
law.
Notwithstanding the promises and solemn as
strances Of the Ottoman Porte, Ia reply to the
nImerous end powerful iniercessors OH behalf ut
ID. Hungarian detensis, that they should bs imme-
distels hbeiat,d (aocordiDg TO which solemn desi-
i,tior korSuth would hay. been in New Ork IN
August, il weid had been faithful, kepD, it now
sIIesTs that the sublime Porte has postponed the
September next, promising that then lie shall oe
usi shipped to America. This is olnInous and sus
Iic,ous America ard England have both OF thon
[ ibt,ic,ded, automatically for heSsuth aud Bith
| YAM IL 10 doubtful If France has taken any SUCH
/ steps. Indeed, how could she ask the NJ nssulm ,u
/ to set free the Christian Kossuih, while she, In
breach Of faith and honor, detnns the person OF the
Nun ulmhn Atdel knder--n per son hell sacred by
\ the Malone Gsns :! 1t is hardly likely that the
/ foste viii sot kCssoth fIee 50 loDg trance hold.
/ hbdelhadef prisoner. The bad faith OF Christian
rance Jasifes the violence ard hJns ite o. the
I Mat omecsuH towards ho-sutb That n nephew of
M os on should thus p.ay the t.nglish actor, aud
ctnae, the d. ana Of u. Helena, the i'm prison
n.out Of Ahd o. Nader j. astonishing. At toe
ttr.e time, IL Is ~ singular coincidence that the
e,,ccndart Ct Lord Caslesoagh, the real jailor Of
f~loltCn, should be at this meat the IA vt
! llUtnt inttrcCssor with Louis Napoleon for the
Ebtfatiob Of the Nus.ulman l.mir. Lord London
4 o.iry, who Is row exertng himself behalf of
Abu.tihhder. Is tee next heir aud ga ccssOf of the
! late loid CsstlCitagh Cther influences of course
oJCist, won the Turk IN still holding last to Kos
tul, btrlocs the IOpulaT fanatic feels OF religion,
when "a ETH, as IN aocient 1iines, The JriDisra
/ ptt1b ~ Turkish politics. Austria Is much
afraid " The tslents and name of kossuth a. Eug-
had wss Of Napoleon in his doy. Engaud 6r's
! ot tho Example vt national bad fail la dcten
| titn Of NHIOlcon; France has followed II, aud now
| 1wkcy. History, AID all it's entaug.smsuts, is
| cb.,hy the fecora OF the bad faith and immoral
col duet 81 governmental
The Marquis O, Blandlotd, by bis real ia favor Of
the tbuIoh Of England, in bringing forward, rs
mCbti,ned in former letter, n proposition for
building new churches all over the couairy, tcge-
thcr with the atrocious proposal to eel the cure OF
souls by Wholesale. TO Iase the cash, has called up
stoIn round the d, ads aud prela,cs OF this most
cuirupt church, which, though IL may hush for
ntmeht, will rot rage till cbd Is put to
! titif ITice ana romp aud shameful sIoIy. 5iuce
my hitter on the subject, the affair has to be
gr,HtlJ agitaicd, mycu will perceive tho papers
sId Ihe bifhope arc buoy writing letters 10 gloss
thei cuIidity aud 81, lntious. and to
ny stby the public ia resI-ot OF the real amount
han revenues The tenn ''spoliat,on IL not unad-
vrtdiy EMU oJed lor When they hold back contrary
| 30 law. utUshnos O. pounds annually, when they
! are r,gurd To- pay over; ard when toey rctaiu
| hilc tums CT money hey nd the amount fixed by
las Ter tLei sslsfice, /, 10 literally spOliatiOn. TIE
scoIr, c,nt,nbt, and moral indignation % the pub
| lie and the world will ovcfwhelm them lit u be-
! riIIifR 70 flown Cn them. The bal u 10 notion
| q will ston gather the Dimensions Of avalanche,
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