New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-07

pool w Brown = one Of the aismbc-- u Pagla1ent
Tor the County Of LaDcashre.
Some Mormon apostles attempted TO aiires- the 1P'e
AZ the IA h;o1sbie watering place OF Nestee saper "
Bristol bat wers driven igaon.Eous.y rym the
Tlaee.
TAe GG-te confirms ratification thsf al claims Hoie-
TIE Convention for setemen: Of Outstanding clans be
twten the United Siats and England as; be 0lget With
the Commissioner Tot later than 18Th March next Or
finally beioe 18Th Jane 1854 oherwi.e they VII BE- con
.ideIed nall.
meeting of The Live rpool Corn Trade Wa b,l h
2lsi ut Mr. Francis Maxwell presidins, 10 consider ct
ter from the Officers in the Custom requesting the cPh0n
Of tie Trace On an application from the Daon Con- FL
change Association 10 The Chancellor Of IL EEcbeiner'
pettOniEg That the duty grain shall be charged by
weight The opinion Of the meeting was decit dly "A
fsyor 81 The proposed change.
Heavy bets said 10 be pRing at the Jerusalem Cot
~ House and other marine haunis r6specng the con-
Iaraiive specd Of the clippers Chaen-e American and
Stormway Birth. now on their homeward voysge from
China.
A SCENE Fon Az ASSOCIATION OF ESGLIsH Authors.
In France there association Of people # eters bul
in England yet there j. Il il high time hoEey
er that authors should associate themselves together
stthu N g, nitoh 20 tne o. 'ne cohoa Ia
tees her committee would decide up N manuscripts,
and would undertake their being subscribed for Instead
Of having great number OF book shops which rain each
Other there would be vast eutrspts and the expenses, in
Guiding rent, salaries ce,k. and gas wOud be saved
uaiy to Huihors and 10 the public The estab hncnt
If fitting relations VII the colonies in literary point OF
view would render them valuable field Of action writ
ings Of im ortance would be the Consequence and light
would be dfused among the people with much more ease
differently composed and directed compared with what
tie case at present. without intening PISS censure
ihe spirit which resids over the editing Of peio calp1b
Ecsous The booksellers had better not throw the first
stone Perhaps they might all find lucrative Business
in the association but rsk would b. longer suspended
OYER their he8ds and they would longer have occasion
10 waste their intellect upon nggardiy resoucos
1his Sir is the sketch Of an idea which, under the
shield u vCuT Journal NOV day be developed, snd
should wish 70 see it worked ATs;ocratic nuthOrs
who have name ready made and who Wodld grasp the
monopoly OF publication would refuse their adhesion.
Lui hey would be Obliged 10 ED to the tered course OF
tlugs. lLond Advertiser.
Refusal OF CATHOLIC PRiEsT To ~ swoRS oV rHF
AUTHORIZED VERSION OF TIE ScRIfTu REs-A good deaf
Of surprise excited yesterday in tn Revision Cjat
by tie conduct Of Roman Catholic O. rgyman. Who
fused to be the authorized ersn If the Strip
tuIes The Rev impug nan came forward TO sustain hs
right 70 vote ecor Tor the City Of Dublin. claim
ing qualification by RI lit Of occupation Of portion of
the Hing house attached the Chapel Of Lower Es
q anee e. On being handed the Tesiam mt in in the
count the Rev GENT, produced copy Of the DJufy
Bible on which he desired to be sworn. alleging that the
oath taken the Protestant version would not be bind
inc on his conscience inasmuch IL not rae AMI
Coirt,t one The allowed O. stand over for the
uIeseIt-fhe Assistant or Revising Blrrster however,
pressing his opinion hat had right & urge such
On ltciion occurred r,ccnty. he said, in the
House of Commons in which the Spelker insisted
paiiy 10 protested d creed Of his own, beng wou On
he authorized version of the Scrlq urs. TINS has
excited great attention in England AZ she same has hap
ptn6d IN Limerick