, 1866-11-14
FIfOM EUROPE
OurIOndOn Letter.

Nun WttIuUt AE1nA or Legs running |
for PaFllamcnt-Komnu C2Slaollclxm
in the Protestant Church-Protessant
<Iaterhoods-A New Experimental
Literary Consul.
Correspondence Of the Chicago Tsibunel
LONDON, Oct Der u.
roL1r1cs.
The Characteristic Of English politics just |
Low, ia dull calm. broken at intervals by
tho roar Of multitude which s:artles the |
country from its torpo1. A Jew members OF |
Parliament 70 down TO the country every
week to addrcss their constituents, aud the
daily papers fasscn on the addcesscs as
god-scnds. for tho emancipation Of Vcnctia
and the probable character OF Mr.. Johu-
hon's Presidential message cannot he made
Interesting trty day. What the Govern
,ncnt is GuinE 10 d. rs to rcf,.m, nobody
eau tell. alr. Uisn,eli is In
4 dilemma. He has committed
himself against the lowering OF the fran
chiko In large towns, aud no bill without a
provision Of that kind has the least chance
Of being read second time. The Liberal
members who promise the measure sh, kavo
fair considerations arc probably m,rc fcared
by the Government 1llna those who Say bc-
:t'.chaud they will unt hare n Toey Reform
Bill. AS The rzisoncr o: tue bar said, "fai-
trial. IL juet tho last thing Mr.. Dis;a III
wants. Unlens tue; du violence ~ tlair scuti-
men,s, daiirg as late as last season, lucy
can pzopoAcuo p'aus which vii! STAY tue
astiatiun or kccu themselves In o1lcc.
AEE fHyslCtL . YE:rs 4 DISQUALIFICATION
ron PARLIAMENTARY LtrE.
lie succrss With which e7ine men have
struggled against serious physical defeats
and become famous, though The body was
look i,idulEcnity UPON a;ilic.ioas that at one
tltnc wuulu ccTlatuiy itavt bsen regarded As
p7uhiti.lse ST f,r II, pLl.ac Political actin Is
t'rctrnrt1. How far mu,s tile liberty b.
~HrEicds We have distinguished blind
nl.u In the lIolee ui Co:nuloi4s; We haye OF
euure. be, cta. WHO ars t.caf. ar. ". some
day I" src in that t's,cc oae vino Is dumb,
and wbn communicates his ideas by more
merits of his 1lugrrs: Tac.c must bc limits
70 This Ecl'ers.isy., n:ld I Link 4he
Elshl onts will be exceeded
soliciting the yotcs of constituency In
lt,!and-- the conuty If W..yE,rG-ls ndoEtrd
ns 81 filling member of0ur Parliament. Mr..
Arthur kayanu.ft. whlct.nc= f1rwIrd In the
Tu.y Interest. Gnu the area lful misfortune
las 10 bc carried fran p:,se to place. lie
cs.1,not even sit IN IL cha, Int mist be atlx
Ell 10 IL with STR y. IL: hunts, it is trlc,
hui hc is tied OIL ~ his hsesc, and manages
the an,na! l,y u nnp'cs n 'ra Of fmachinery.
moved Ly ilc naust!es Of In. stu,nIs Of his
SO, fndcrtl, Us to be worry generally
dlsliked tpr lis arbitrary tc c+pct and con-
stitutional unani ttIity, hut l,e is phl.ic7lly
log. moyea by ostc... Is ihis gcntletn IN
suitable Representative: If the people in
PArllame.ty Can h.: .tt"nd committees
60 with others Into the 1otay on u division,
Or rise to speak cyrn ;or lhn simplest pus-
pose. Professor Faxret:, WIN i5A tAlf, &c.
tive man, will wonderful sen5'tivenes5 Of
hearing and perception, l. net unfr.1ucntly
at q loss through his 'nirrniiy, and have
seen him .ftfling his way oat. ui thu 6 lamoer,
until Eo.nc one passing hIs kindly given him
an nru,. But what would IL be Ii every time
Mr. kavanagh wished 10 co in or ont, tho
House Ind thc spectacl,: Of 1 man carried
!Ikr lay figure, ''y E'.',n"n! / think the
| possession of the finest m ental Qualities-
Judgment which ncyer etrc,t aud a sagact.
| ty never at tault,--atonc ct,i,!l justify The
! practical incnnycnlcnccs which the return
| of one thus cfrcutns:anccd woull nccessi
| tate hut such considerations are absent
| here. The candidate referred to comes IRON
| long line Of Irish landlord, of tho true
| extcrminating class. and The pcasantry, with
| their surerstillous views Of the world, have
| ever Eecn accustomed to attribute hIs uu
| happy con1ltibu to q curse hurled at hit
| father at the time oF the birth Of the son
by ono who deemed himself The victim Of q
ruthless tyranny.
ROMAN CATHOLICISM IN THE rRoTEsTAS1
Every dull season our papers got up g
panic about the progress Of atual1sm In ths
Established = IT, Church: 4 psssbyle;ian Erlts'
and other well known correspondents WHIT
follow the editorial bark, join In, aad for
month OF two VIC almost expect the fires o
Emtthaeld ale about to be re-ltghted. NJ
doubt, however, that the party In the churct
every Roman Catholic doctrine saye sub,uls
sion to the Pope, arc galnlnc ground. Thei
forms Of worship, their golgcous dresses
-thclr use Of Incense, arc nero iuc}denta
rccalarilles what ezcitcs alarm ar!
j Is an established Institution IN ' eoanac :iot
with several churches in Loa'lon. The dog
ma of characterization thcInvocation .
the saints the cclibacy Of the clergy; th
SSnvcntnal lils, ase al paris IF the system
ed; 1t Is hated aul declared to be synony
nous with hcscsy.. The 7iats wants t
bring In the aid vi the law, but the late d.
| cisuns III ecclesiastical affairs Lave all bcc
in favor Of liberty, and no bishop likes TO In
cur the expense and risk Of prosecution
Salisbury, Of Bath and Wells. .. Exeter an;
others, are teachers Of the faith, and ths
certainly approve Of what Is p7ocer.i
ing. The Broad cllurchmcn 1re ais
against the Intervention Of the law. The
want liberty fur themselves and are read
10 purchase It by allowing lihc:ty to othe..
Tho Nit1lalists agree to the terms, mud at thi
moment The English Church l.aa as man
beliefs In 1t rs the Pagan religion In Il,
golden days OF Rome. Where 1t will end,
needs man Of great wisdom to say. Som
arc satisfied that secession to Home wi
/, others have dream Of an "Anglo Catholic
Church, standing by itself, separate aHl
tom Paral aud Protestant establishment
The latter SEEMS to tuc very improbabl
event. The convictions of the Kitua!!s
VIII D not ': isad IN thoeec e' : Who o'A' hol @
chem to leave tn: protection Of the Esta1
lixhcd. save for Rome Itself as a rule, II
Eitualists arc fashionable people, who ptit
: themselves On constituting " society"
scnting sect would be into1crable to the1
They have nut the fire. md energy, ST
> faith which led the Free Churchmen Of SEQ
!, land to give up all they possessed OF prestst
|. and Of fortune, mud take to the htllsfd
r saitcr than concur in what they believed
as au Establishment Is roughly shaken
these repeatedly recurring dissensiou
!. | Year bv year the friends of the vulunta
system increase In number, and good Il
iorm Bill. once passed, the world will
:, astontshed b5 a demand As to. the Chur,
c PROTESTANT s1sTERuooDs.
If Not many years ago lady IN the earb
Sister of Mercy, was, in England, inTari
:, bly, Roman Catholic. Nov she is quite
likely to be . Protestant. Young Ladies' a
entering '.sIs'erhoods" At thc lnstigatlon
, one case at least, the cntl
;;5S nursing arrangements Of an in1Ps
II control. cont Thc '.Mo:hes supetior'' aee'a
= everything, and Is as important au authosi
c as he head physician. i am assured BY I
not the slightest altcap: made BY. tht
;. ladies' to iutacncc the minds
&c the Patients upon religious matte
D. and That each Of then faithfu
~ uron The duty Of leaving those topics !
~ touched. Other sistcrhools are attempt
lc 10 hare tie management Of the wotkhous
p but at present the pasochial people cant
believe that the p1oscls ting element will I
he brought into play, aud retnsc their a:se
Of these excellent women, but 1t is get Il
20 that tnl.cL Of their trtf sacrifice Is in the Y
ef discipline ard obedience. There Is cor
~ ttirC asttticinl fu thsir lab"-s. They 81
be Ccst in ali their rmoyrmcnts ts,coatsol.restr.l {,
u. rerre a~i5n and tae ortra:i,,a Of nn cccesi
f4 tical System. Niin all Their sanity OH
"a thry US oflcn excite pity as gratitude.
y SLW E1rEluAES1-A Liberal CATaol
~ AND HIGH CHTRCH NEWSPAPER.
We have in London en- orcauixasIon
sc bringing about a uuian between The Canrc
al Rome and England. II includes d cert
number Of members Of both c.urches-th
Of the Church Of England being consldcra
In the MI iorsty-ana thasc is nexlaper.
magazine specially devoted to the wo
The leaders on the Protestant sldc arc u
. who yield everything to authority, and
dcvo,ccs who arc unknown in thc -Gr
-, world OF science or practical secular Z xcrti
~ ~ But these arc not the on]y set who p.cac!,
'aa Ecek to practise union with Rome. Th.:t
70 set hcre-a mere handful, I admit
ra ufghehusrhmen who arc neither ri.ua.-u
nd | nor dissatisfied with Pr ztcaiant da,ma =