New-York tribune., 1866-12-24

IL beains 10 be mOOed whether the'arrest OF Meany
the suspected Fenian In London and transportation TO Ireland
examination does not endanger the liberties of tho people
Mr. Bright is charged with having omented mschefby his
speeches and letters in and relation 10 Ireland IL asked
whether the Lord of Ireland arrest him in Man
chester and transport him before court martial in the dis
turbed districts.
BRIBERY IN ELECTIONS.
Some washing OF dirty linen occurred In public on the eh
his election or ddcseI the last general election The
folded sorow tale TO the effect that the Tory Committee
him away from Borsot where he spending his own
and that they e him pay all the bills The Judge expressed
sympathy Lord Raneagh his belief that be eugnot 20
sacrifice OF the morally just to the legally right and made him
pay -
The Spectator eencrabes the about dscords in the
Cabinet and believes them premature There are likely to be
differences the estimates Mr. Dsrae resisting Gen Pee'
ambition expand the army and navy II breakup were TO
come the Ministry would probably resign in body Lord
Stanley and no, Gen Peel would be the House Of Commons
leader II change should despite all probabilities deprive the
Ministry Of Mr. Dsraelis eminent ability as leader.
RErTERs M0SoPoLY.
The Spectator says Reuters resume Of the Message
sny and bad one That great concern could have soTded
one thousand words ior 80 important % ~, " sssed
Congress France and England at the same time but no ono
eaile INTO Furoean nuisance and Il repeated will we trust
ths reyspspsrs abolish Reuters Monopoly
sngohanded but not then let Us have AZ Associated Press
the American model The A9 Reeded to telegraph TWO
thousand words Of the Message could nave ceh oDaeu m
u" TRoFTssoR MARTISEAU.
SsIsT 9S ceese s' m Professor o. Philosophy continues
legal rcquon to reconsider the vote OF rejection has been
made IL signed BY "a fellows and six other popretor IN
cdng members and one eI member OF the House oil Com
THE ENGLISH CATHOLICS AND THE POPE.
The Catholics of this diocese held meeting the evening Of
the 9th in ST. Hall express sympathy with the Pope
promote the collection Of Peters pence and influence public
opinion in favor Of the temporal power Archbishop Manning
presided and made the principal speech Among the auditors
there wns quite array Of British arsocraey and fashion
The eloquent Archbishop insisted the right OF the Pope to
the crown OF Rome charged the agS VIZ. b pP;
against the Papacy and pointed out that inc N heNoiu
have now Knocked at their own doors. Ho
demanded the sympathy Of all for the syey haired old man
ruggng alone with AL the world The Pope could never De-
come cyy subordinate 20 any earthly prince IL would never
come 10 pass however might hope for H. Ihs was no
beams of civilization or pull of the roofree from the Christian
world The Popes held Rome by 800 years OF maryrdom 90
II the Pope left Rome faithful would not fear but to SHIFT
the centre Of Roman unity would eonyuse every an
bd LSTSBs come and wise statesmen 'o' sec " " '''
the sneakers seemed disposed to appeal the fears
aroused BY he strength Of the Reform demonstration the terri
bic dectness Of Mr. Bghts demand that the people be adm
Ted 10 share In the Government Of them Lord Ar unde
DESTROYED should look back from he dead kreQ Democracy
70 the happiness q ae past new pSDs, Pse and not con-
tent with this dehcaon Of Pho Nno added that the French
Emperor the incarnation Of dsspotsa and Tero'on
which certainly makes the abused man very great one
he report showed that the collections OF Peters
sence had been as follows Ia this diocese In 1854 al245 in
s65 III pol in 1866 al6e-showing steady increase but
extraordinary zeal Archbishop Manning announced hat
similar meetings would be held in all the principal cities OF the
Kingdom. ,,, ~,
The Times Of the sth inst has leader Archbishop Man
ming speech that nothing said calculated to carry
reasonable being yard toward the conclusion Tor when
the meeting assembled II the Pope had TO take refuge
with the Phlstines with the Egyptians or In the Cave
Adullam II he had hole nest TO fly to, he would
Do in Just that position in which Christianity has always been
most free and bold In spiritual matters by accepting
material supports religion must to certain extent become
material Besides all the arguments Of the Archbishop leu
straight 20 the opposite conclusion 20 that intended 42 ron
s have been driven from Rome set foot IN Rome
the city be necessary TO them He appealed 20 dissent
N0nurors Free Kirk men; but all these hold tht human
authority and regal sway in matters Of faith sp 0i
religion sie
TOM BROWN.
Mr. Hughes, NJ. T., and Mr.. GOsehen, h p nave D9th
delivered addresses education during the week MT n9gnes
took occasion express his earnest sympathy Win
having been challenged thereto by letter from one OF te
invited guests who would not because M Hughes
almost bad that demagogue John BFigab "oua
be present.