New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-28
GREAT BRITAIN.
ratings In ireland.


st0n these establishments have assumed in the Courts
Of Law, and which the House Of LOrIs will De
called 10 adindicate.
Not only have Priests and Bishops written against the
b-as insulting to religion, violation OF rights AM
persecution Of class Of Christians at once the most
defenseess and the most merit0nOus-but the Dlon
Provincial Synod has been convened by the Acablsh0P
DIR. Cullen" Delegate Of the Apostolic See-Ttb an
especial reference TO this subject and while write the
Great Aggregate Meeting Is being held IA sum mary
Of whose proceedings shall give in the close OF THIS let
ter-the TequisitIOn for holding which was signed %
four peers I'VE baronets, tEeDtysix members - The
House Of Commons, and by vast numbers OF deputy
ieuteDants, magistrates members Of the learned pro
essions councillors, merchants poor Ia" GUARDIANS
and others
The movement in opposition to any interference With
the Couyenta institutions Of the Roman Catholic re
gon--for the vehement ardor and universally Of the
feeling that produces it, resembles that against the
"yeto in the days of Emancipation but all the
intense that there hardly Of the agtators lay or
clerical that has not relative either an inmate or
"sDperiOTess" Of a convent.
Tie importance Of the subject in the other aspect
not the religious but legal and civil One-wl be obvious
from the following from which it will be manifest that
there will be much anxiety Tor legislation IN the one
case, as against it on the other:
very uportsni ard by .ny unexpected ds's'n
pronogneS Srn dsS,ioy - p a t5s II az -. gsss
who're the parties lady named Eliza Blake Wso Described
Saf. .ossht 10 ss declared est % inheritance
lce % ns snd by % dong hsd declared
was sucd claiming the properly N ioIns asae ne
Ssed her uEdf Brh sst9,es g the sssIItsoc,h,t T.
whsibsr OF wbss called dssd IL law Ih s1s came
Load Chsneeor es1 pnoni so tSs 'Jn
ss @ssyse y s .aS Bs a. s
sp has most sroas shd mpotsnt on ~ s lsa
those hose hands it beg isIen ne nSe H a as
n law. nd the eoroary you'll Dot fail 70 be drawn that Nannees
were not cogused by the laws while some Wlo aHle9naoys 20
90 t5.I sagp1.,i9o y syiSs limited ,a ftho a.t
senous hang te O,nrie dec2n OF 'ns spe ay
=, 10 Win hsd lhe been she most individually woad @
sSsi n. G 3,b . .es ct Of The act Of soss ~ @ grid
shsi sSlhns - y ' Ia moc ,ons AID he eonfed a ths
pssrs indirectly netooe s e,ss'e Ba ,9p q, ia M, no
% nom arc dd Do 's ' R Rev i'o. b a9 saa
'b al the disabilities Al common ana that e3nderog
the legislation modern aes he eogd 20. 9oa u "
'mo serious important should be- brought for hpa aetoa
The before The ias Of Lords o' "a appel from tao
f. stated been BY the Other party 10 the cause
When the Nunncries bii was first INTRODUCED into Par
lament Lord j. Russell spoke against It, The Uitramon-
tame papers considered this as sam-o cover his hos
tilitv against the Roman Catholic religion altogether
The same papers considered the resignation of the Irish
Roman Catholic officials Sadler, Monsell, Keogh and
Redngton, as equally sham-to cover their love OF
place under genstiveness for the honor OF their re-
hgion il having been all arranged that they should not
be accepted but explanations given and declared salts
factory.
Whether his Lord.bip and the Government generally
will oppose the bill and defeat it on its second reaIlng
is not SO certain Those keen dscOyerers who got at
the causes Of everything have ascertaned that Lady
Mimic his mother nlaw is devOtee OF the great Anti
popery Scotcbman, DR. Cumming; that Lady Mimic in /
hcnces Lady JohIi-and the wife poisons the husbands
mind: and hence "his growing bigotry" Whether he |
will make amends for his hard hitting on tue Irish
Church oueson--or rather Mr.. MOOres motion for its
aboshmeut aud the transerence OF its temperatures
it's rival Of Romcby defense of the nunneres not
Cardinal Wseman has given some hard "couuier-hlt- /
sting"
Take first an extract from the speech OF Lord John:
"Tbe boncrsb. gentleman spoke last, understood him.
s Let u.iy whatever mode lease 70 attain shs
two modes obviously which ee'nca equally for that the in
s Of The Shed church Of LELAND no, prepared
e ss sso eSa the he ssbbed church
tsn Of late year. that Catholic ChuchlookDs
10 lie proceedings IN foesn gnirss-ioAus 70 ' proeeen.s
hshsSd himself foreign Sovereign, hs, ai~ed al ro' Po
hesr 70 me \. St 5ps M,
&c Il. ssn.Isi cause Of Gbery.sr
IesT IL tho Catholic bad iuc'a,ed given
essI political influence than they do now that power would
s exercised "a sees,aasss waA re s g,ns ysa @ II
upon S'Ss subject, you'd s.S oi b .ae' re &
belongs the fpt Of tie oontuen OF TINS country, loud AID
par Win tie f.byIS. scotland Cheers The resyie,
Tssbshrd Chuh Of h country scJ,d doubt
eie a eeris9 ioauenee & but that naaeae
with certain freedom OF mind mus. be compatible sih certain
oSp sns they DID oyera,sp that naaencs would BE- de-
ss Ss m s the asomea Of n.
Catholic Ireland in The place Of the en o~meat Of
not an object tins country oasht sd,PtoT
sanction iChes Sir those opinions mine nay lead 70 con
cSueh Su obHsed Member Of this Parliament consider
Nos eIousy ~ the present .a'e o. s soo a "n pest
around what paa elsewhere mus w1a-
n sso lhes aud various countries Of Europe HsTl
regard tie influence wbh not exercised has been attempted
re things. my dad resistance 10 ihe prposal OF s
uTOn th principle which have stated aud which appear
to be conclusive against the motion
Now hear the Cardinal in reply. At the anniversary
of the Associated Roman Catholic Charities, held the
other evening VI the HanoyersquaTe rooms, Hon c.
Ianedale alluded 10 Lord Johns speech and previous
bill and said they ought bless Providence tha IN spite
of all they had Cardinal Prince OF the Church and an
Archbishop of Westminster HereupOn His Ellineace
said:
Tle Honorable Geuemsn ha, s'aisd to stop Ga which feel
+ my gos " Sa,3 - Spa "a ta- va ~ v u
~ b 10 een,s - name VIII ne 'e.lns. OF C..h
hem unoaed Tor ec - oih aL.taf
then 'S sRt ' tS .i R s Si IA "a .5sss Us hs
thv viii ~, disuise itl VIA, consider e'e canton
nan ed with these osscf canngs ene iae be-
90 80, ..o .sp.T,e Il possible he LAW foaa o. 10
aPPes thstSes held dasIe~t and eontne upou
1lf coufefs, aud gitt Say. ih e union which
eSeFy re eaao and The persecution Of the 'si hrse year.
Allow to observe thW The eitscs Ts' sroesa &c we
- tn 10 he lazy 81 the Celo Chnsohi soas.
e @e1e ,es ne s gee No. ~, too e' 81 O .. m o. ~, @
sh, he Sl hsye ssn sssn 70 take nTsu the Cd s' ana
,hsi oa re Ss,sy q me oas,ss 20 S ne '2e.s4
10 the CFy appeal . tho lay present.. Lhsy ee2t ~.
Leader ofise House coaSaSn b the oaa