American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-07
eESTABLISIED IN 1926

Mt KEITr. trust the House viii
permit tls gentieman 10 proceed. aud
make amoIion 10 that effect.
The motion was agreed TO- '
,iMr. WHITNEY. The Bishop Of Buff
faio demandrd Of The trustees OF his dio-
cese 10 deliver over the properly Of that
church into bis hands. The trustees. Dei is
understood. held the properly by n law "t
the State OF New York They declined .
compliance with the demand. and tbe BNl4
op proceeded to coerci"e measures. He
took from them their spiritual instructor
and guide, closed the doors OF their church.,
and held them in abeyance. The trustees
still refused compliance. and the Bishop
sent to the triple crown Of Rome for in
strnc,ions. The result Of that messages
cannot oe forgotten tThs Nuncio Bedini
came to America, and proceeded 70 Buff
fslo. divest nv OBSCURE Of all exttane7
Gus matter. Bedini. | say. proceeded n
the ely Of Bnff4lo. and entered upon an
examinAtion Of the msFits Of the controVer-
sy. the laws Of the STATE at the same tims
before him
Mr.. QUETMAE. Iiaterrupting. ] am
sorry. Mr. Clerk, to have to interrupt tho
gentleman from New York. but | make
| this question Of order: The House has a.
dopted resolution TO limit debate to ten
minutes. unless longer time be allowed
to member by ths unanimous consent of
the House. Now | object To the gentle
4 man tpyoceeding in his Semarks beyond
that limit do not wish TO see the time
of the House any longe! consumed with
such discussions as we have had here for
the last six weeks If the gentleman from
New york win permit me. will say oDe
word more. / object to the discussion of
the issue raised by the gentleman on,the
4 other side about the Chnrch,of Rome.
The CLERK The gentleman from
Mississippi objects to the genI]smsac from
New York proceeding, after bis time eN-
pred. The Clerk. howeveE thinks that
the gentlepan from New YSfkiis in-Order.
inasmueh as the majority Of the house al
lows him to proceed. and inasmnch as 9TH
ers have gone on in Lhesame.Eay. I'd
J Mr. WHITNEY. alive minutes more
} will suffice, as am only answering a
! question propounded by my colleague to
o
the Nuncio assumed the examination of
the subject. rs /,
/ Mr. KELLY. ! desire, Mr.. Clerk, to
, ask my colleague whether he has ever
| known an instance Of a Catholic priest de-
scending from his altar and running as q
! candidate for Congress or he Legislature? ?
D LanghINr-
Mr.. WHITNEY, Eunnoticing .or not
: hearing the question Of bis colleague. -
: The Nuncio declared to the trustees of the
] church Of ST. Louis that they must disobey
n the law Of their State. must yield to their
Bishop, and surrender their trust. The
n Eustees remaining still contumadious, the
g Nuncio resorted to the only alternative
r known TO the church: he hurled upon that
congregation the last implement OF Papal
+ authority land vengeance-the an0fheD1G
maranGth0. aud turned his back upon
Il them. $50 (
!. Mr.. QUITMAN. Il insist Mr.. Clerk.
4 on the point of order which have raised !.
n Mr. WHITNEY. IL have finished my
), remarks. sir. Laughter,
. AxEcDorE OF COLONEL RIcHARDsox.
A. A correspondent of The New York Herald
y gets of the following: ase
:, In spite Of the Colonsl's good looks,
J. this anecdote is told by some wags.---
.e When be came to Washington. among the
7, dictinguiShed men to whom he was intro
Of duced was Mr.. John G.. ,Rives. ,.'Mr.
+ Rives," said The Colonel, "you are one oi
| I ka1
re NOR has not beled; you have not been rep
" resented as worse looking than you are. .
IS Mr.. Rives looked him over deliberately and
= remarked. "You muStcome and see me-
of After my wife has once set her eyes on you
she will never complain Of my looks q
ID gain. - Subsequently Colonel Richardson
Of dined with Mr. Rives. Now the Colone
70 not ouIy chews mouihful Of, tobacco, bu
. he has an aversion to everything in the
l. shape of spiltoons so l9ngas Wilton and
10 BRUSSELS carpets can be found rs subsii
iutes. The.story goes. that after the Col
k onel had been talking and chewing for an
le hour after dinner, Mrs. Rives,went up t.
r; her husband. threw her arms round hi'
e, neck, andsaid "My dear always though
N ypn were, the uglwst man ever saw. bul
now think you a:equi;e handsome"
at WEARIxG JKwElRy, -Femsle lovelinesi
Of neyerappearstoso great advantage as wheI
ce set of, withSimpli.ily OF dress. No true
Mt artist ever set OH bis angels with towering
y feathers and grand i4weIry; and our deal
&c human angels. if they wonld make gooC
ls their title 70 that name, should carefully
: avoid ornaments which properly belong Il
ps Indian squaws and African princesses. =
y These tinslries may serve TO give effect OF
r the stage OF on the ball room hoor. but il
al daily life there is no substitute for simplci
n ty. Avulgar taste is not TO be disguiseC
liz by gold or diamonds
IN E1-A party Of three Englishmen, Ia,
al month, ascen,ed Mount Ida, in Crete =
e. They are said 10 be the first Englishmel
III who ever made this issscent--the remainde
e. of'the patty stopping At the groi,o vher
lis the infant Jupiter was hid The first dav'