New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-26

. -, soo.,ro ~ the Congress the presence oi
four Amenean Bishops these gSIue,n wore
Srcss in which he took occasion 20 regret bitter feeling
on the part Of the American people which we do not
vociroc,er Old York nc said, " las no jealousy OF
49, tbyiyinr male child" TheAmencan Bishops might
baps have suggested that really The English Church bad
nothing 10 be bitter about, but that # she bad taken
slightly decided line on the side OF freedom IN the
early years of the struggle her American sister might have
been insprCd 90 more decided action. However the
Bishops demeaned themselves like prudent pillars Of the
church and SAID only pleasing things There was great
deal Of talk about setng the hands of the COnyocaon
free which is only misehieYOus II the Church Congress
thinks that the British nation Is ever going TO nrpst INC
clergy with the power OF trying or conforming DOCKS anu
their authors, presiding In The Ecclesiastical courts
they are profoundly mistaken. The very best ana most
learned clergy don't themselves desire IT, and lhcse
powers were restored the establishment would not hold
together couple of years For the rest good sense was
talked ibOut making the churches fee by 0boahng oWs
and uder views 20 keeping the sabbath than have yet
been recognized were advocated by ne len ShuSh Pr
sons with considerable approval The Bishopoi Ood cOuu
allow Congress 10 dperse without an e1hoflauoh 10
them 90 deepen their knowledge Of dogma dangerous au-
vice, "as dogma" IS understood with u.s. Inc Non.
cOuOnnist Christians also holding Congresses spured
on slppose bv the example of tle state Church. The
cgatonasts meeting at sheffield, ana the bap-
fists az Liverpool aud that the tendency IN leso
unions is toward conformity II one may Judge by thcr
decidedly favorable leanings toward hluIs! ana
church music In several of the foremost COngcsaonai
isl churches the Church Of England liturgy is USED WIN
very slight notifications, and the chanting is far better
than that Of several of our cathedr don think how
ever that these canings any indication OF desre or
union The differences are too Oh ana 100 Iadca LOT
ANYTHING closer than respectful liberation to exist be-
tween State Church and the NoncnnioFmist Chulches
aud scots for many a generation.
was wrong prophesyipg that the volunteer ietes a
Brussels would probably fall through FOR ,iis year. on me
contrary the cholera has left Brussels az any rate the
municipal authorities have recovered their nerve subj
ccny hold the fcte and more than 900 OF our best
shots from CORPS scattered all over England
ioying this splendid weather at Brussels Col. LLOYD
Lindsay, NJ T. for Bcrks IS command. We could not
wish for better representative volunteer He is spe-
D. Ina Oh VL.Nlu .trYT4 H.
natuTod expression in his handsome face but lots OF nm
ness in tho background within easy call If wanted HIS
prestige too he is Victoria Cross man, having carried
the cOlOIs Of the guards with marked courage dt me A.
maj gives him weight and win make II comparatively
easy thing for him TO keep up discipline among the men
OF he has legal power whatever out OF hgahu
and volunteer need obey hUl but have perfect con
hdence that there viii be nothing 10 regret on me sou
insubordnation Lord Bury, who Is second IN command
"a also an officer for this somewhat delicate dL
He Captain of the English eth Tor Two years, Nu -
one Of our crack shots Unless these perpetual festivities
End wins dhouueur with which the Belg9ns are greet
ing them make them unsteady, We sLlh onaDy near i
q GOOD many Of the prizes coming the Channel.
There are sin mmors that The whole affair occasions much
disgust in high circles az Paris All The better believe
there political meaning whatever ~ ~ Ddt II u ao's
ANYTHING toward Iouslns nrt Ill ta.3 '2,n,} W.
shall resouelY uIbd 'hc absorption of iLe Duch or b--
gan free people ~ either OF Their hie nsghbo even al
the cost Of a war, / for one shall rejoice.
This morning l3tnl have sad news Of the sudden
death OF Dr. Cotton, the Bishop OF taouHai who was
drowned the other day in the Gangcs inlia could l
Epare such a man. lie distIu sulsiad master n
Rugby, great friend Of Arnolds and sfterwari head
master OF Marlborough, hch school ho raised rom :
dust and made equal TO any of the old foundations III
1853 he ordained Bishop OF CCcnia, aud rom thai
time iii his death worked there With singular wisdom ana
zeal He had gathered round him knot % his GA Pup
Rugby and Marlborough men, and WIN thtF help M"
probably done for education IN Iudia than any othei
man. priest or laymaD, has yet achieved. non ore
thinks a.. the number Of his brethren cOuiOundg
knowledge beating The drum eccesdstc al The Cape ana
At home one cannot help repiniDg that the sickle has
! fallen on this particular place in the sheat
| The Reform Gpiation has taken new ground IN one
respect. There was magnificent meeting at Leeds On
MONDAY admirably organized notwithstanding the oppo
siuOn OF the railway companies. There we're iOVVO men
know not how many thousand flags, and ~ bands lie
speakers spoke and the resolutions passed by tu
pct signals and all the trades unions ~ the neghbofbood
took part the meeting TINS If The brst uhe
these societies have appeared IN their corporate capae
in politics and am not all clear that thor intervention
win not do harm. The middle classes and especially oil
employers, already in such state Of irritation AID
alarm about the trades unions, aDd not without very
sufficient reason that this last step may probably be
looked upon warning that capital has cone 20 s as'
ditch aud mus fight for dear life against the tyranny
OF labor or suecumb forever II is clear also from the
late speeches OF Mr. Bright and other leaders that there
more than shrewd suspicion spreading that the Jore'
are going offer better bill than that OF last session
Nj Bright wishes TO anticipate this move, ana 10 pedS
the Radicals beforehand 10 accept nothing at the hands
the present Government Reform bin of theirs must b
tainted with fraud he thinks; aud probably ans ~ 20,
il only that the Tory leaders would much sooner t
without any reform IT they dared end viii not believe heart
y In their own bill But If IL that bill brought
in by them can't b. framed right principles licked
into good shape in committee far as details 60 hewon
get the best Of the advanced party 10 act with nm on
such platform. On the contrary, House Of Com.
mons we are almost sure 10 make better bill Of j. Ee
can work a. IL through the Tories for 10 m unspeakabe
gain 70 have the heavy country party IN NE traces as h'y
must be unless they fecssb under LORI Derby and Lo
W BeDtinck with Mr.. DisTae for lieutenant and fnele-
man they did when SIR r. Peel repealed the corn laws
Tho men who are advising Tho polly! not the ON
hunters whose object is 10 got back amongst tie bread
and butter ard fond of peTsuadDg the people that
"tbev ire kind o. fulfn' the prophesics when they 10
only Just changing the holders Of Offices" But doa't
think shall fall into this error, and Lord Stanley viii
have fair hearing for il good bill comes from tha,
| quarter it VIII be his offspring
AS am closing my letter Tho nows OF the Penn
| syyania elections congratulate you heartily T. H.