New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-08

r.srinc x a. tNe boiling r6Int 20 geiths money
csa'h nd tmic grafton e hln.t - - Nc''ll. -,
re- por.lss on. srd Protestant colohtsis ere iAAns
tb.,r rl.ss % Tro,est.lfise the South ard We -
wrer taurist 01t1 Tlsm 1Ed - "eHiy F'" ~,
families. .hie . CierEF pfe,ef -iVetv ~, =.
told hey uIeht e rCAt1lt. hey "a ~tf. hff
lrst ne th.lr they are pad wei. iet men ~
hard. d teach tie who 2 people aus, 80
th.Ek. acne me lrsh E-tsofsnnsn, an ~ 80
As ~ " arcresSiol" e1t e. fer1g hol~eN
rltsd they ssv-ald hey sag 'rIly-fAli N bas-
l.rf ard Sro.ard where tTC controversy IS illilf
rio. tie Roman Csflc-lrs ari upon ne re- p'--
slrle ard are cHie IS a-sre ,s''e 20 - Hh1
nav. even m Wales tres Go %, thio-l iltfe TX
rocuthfuis q un~cH clei. CCrsCIan'ei A1.ls Aft "
Formidable obstruction. And IN Srctanf' E)'Aihf
Il more common than pIole lectures, ny i.fA' "a
Catholic priests, folloEcd ~ challenges 10 al 1A'
sunsry Of the clergy - answer them.
Bot Pf0iestADts and R0D1n lat11lcs ife tqi.-t
IN bitter strIfs among themselves I11-e 'tfhe -
fiIcau Church lately gos NJ Reid.t1y la Dloih-
he anniversary Of the publication Of the Greed OF
Pore Pus IVth-Of uhch Creed i1e last Twelve
articles are what they cal the u noTaiols of
Poperv - and they invited TIE Csthohc Fumaietl
take The ca " az meeting m nc kotuLda a. "hi-h
they would refu,e them and called up1n an me cleI-
~ 70 come sndGe'ent them. o. course neiinef III
mate nor Clergy came They nad Il a. 70 tneh-
PM rev, cav Rev. Alcrsnder King. 2, i>iepend-
-. minister writes 20 Rev X. J hrGlee. telling
him nat the first twelve articles ofthe creed WHICH
hs regarded as the old apostolic religion, are no
such thing ihat 10 make creets the t@Si 81 ~ht' Is
true religion. instead of personal religion, Is 20
f0thsr erroneous fh4t The A'h4U 8Slan Creed IS
bundle OF scholastic Jargon, not scripture trlta
that the PrayerhCpk i fdii Of errors s1ch "a nap
lismal regeneration aGd pIies'ly aos)llron OF tue
sick and has filled the church WITH men holding
tgem. and SO made IL a Scec-1ed Tor me tllicd o.
Rome IN England and Sd calls upon him % ss- al.
TINS reformed frst-fo begin AZ home.
Ard then the Roman Catholic Pulpits, ana Ffess.
that IT, part with the Pumaie and the synod O
Thurles pour ont torrents % nvecuve Against those
who, with Archbishop Murray. support the cause OF
United Education IN the National SCHOOLS ana
Queens Colleges Neither the Defense Association
nor the Catholic University Is the better for this oit-
ties schism though it u expected that America VII
put this latter institution beyond che possibility o.
failure for want OF funds. The Association having
chosen Nj WlbercIce-hrOt1er u the bBhep Oh
Oxford-as Secretary VIII he more a theO.0glcll IL
situ,o than political Association.
PREPARATIONS FOR rHE PARLIAMENTARY
CAMPAIGN.
Another agrarian murder-that OF Mr..
Ba,eson, agent for the Templemore estate County
Monaghan, humane and generous man, but who
dealt in "eyictions" for the improvement Of the
property and thus became the victim of bafbsrous
TcvengesOunts noe OF PREPARATION Tor tAe settle
ment OF the landlord and tenant question neIt ses-
tI0n Of Parliament. The League promises 10 nave
petitions hy thousands and, no. thlt Shafman
Crawford has become identified with them--they
hayrs adhered 10 MS prlnclpes-there NIL oe
mighty effort made 70 return hin for Down. m oo-
position 10 Lord Edwin Hill, son Of the Marquis OF
DOwnShre
Nj Moore, NJ. p. for Mayo, on behalf of the rev
system Of ministerial tactics, adopted DIV him
self and the " IRISH Brgaie" last sesslon-that Is
opposition 10 the ministry, and pledge against a.
cepting pace-ls writing away against the "OC on
nell policy" which was to take a many Of the COOL
things as could he got and support the ministry IA
then rieh, measures while John O'COnneli Is de
fencing ms fathers policy and his Own.
In England, the preparation rs all for increased
popular freedom. attended frsnchHe and the ballot
The Premier Will 60 a certain way-not far enough
therefore, there must be pressure from without, 10
give him shove. In the days Of hiDg Dam there
would have been help from Ireland bu, Is as little
thought OF as # the Union had been repealed.
TELEsCOrrs
p S-Mr. Brewster, the Crown prosecutor IN The
trial of Birch az ainst the Lord Lieutenant, is last
ntIue prosecution against that gentleman for hay
ing in last Saturdays World, described his house IN
MerriOnsquare as equaliug the palace OF the Cen
q or the Borgias in It's nightly orgies and horrors