New-York tribune., 1868-08-31
MONDAY AUGUST 81. 1865.

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termined to prevent such an alianCei Cres Of Yes
Then they shOnd take the matter into their own hand,
% a pSeveS w tis Se posby % an alliance between our
Government and Rome by insisting upon the continuance
OF the alliance between the Protestant Church and the
State OF England" lCheersI They knew their name,
and should combine as one man 20 resist the eDcroach
mens Of Rome and to tell their Protestant dissenting
brethren to remember that their religious freedom
derived from State that was bound 70 the Protestant
Church and therefore bound to Protestantsm Gneers
formerly did to m6ntan that union as the only security
| for lawful, peaceful, and orderly freedom" LOUD
Subsequent speakers denounced the Church OF Rome
the very spawn OF help and asserted that as compared
with Mr. Gladstone Judas Iscariot was gentleman
THOMAS ckLrLE AND The EDNBUkGh PHILOSOPHICAL
INSTITUTION
Mr. Carlyle in accepting the Presidentshp of this 60
elety writes from Dumfries where he Is staying with
come round to II is indsputabe. could not
have been chosen TO the Presidency OF your distinguished
onerons OF course accept the honor and intend to
wear 1t as long as am permitted, reckon 1t
vaue II should do few others with every good wish
for the institution have become honorary head Of and
fegfeung tat have nothing but wishes 10 give H.
remain &c."
DR. RUSSELL, THE TINES CORRESPONDENT.
The Obseruer commenting upon the candldature OF Dr.
Russell for the borough OF Chelsea says: Dr. Rus
SELL the correspondent Of The Times is candidate for
claims for having observed passing events in variety OF
countries he no doubt has done his opinions do not
give any indication Of any such knowledge His speech
20 the meeting which he addressed the other day at Che
only awoke the day which he spoke HE statement
with reference TO the Irish Church that he took his
stand upon the Constitution established In 1888 and the
oath taken by our Queen the articles OF Union For
observer OF passing events and man who has had great
opportunities OF comparing them In different countries,
this is most extraordinary political creed we can
rot for moment suppose that the nhaDtans OF Chelsea
Will consent TO be represented by gentleman who
halls from 1888 end whose opinions have progressed
since hen hardly desire to treat his candidature
seriously. We do, however, desire TO warn the elect
OF Chelsea OF the impractcability OF the state
ments which made 10 them by Dr. Russell. Is 1t really
possible to govern Ireland did two centuries agoi
II So must begin by repeating Catholic Emancipation
and the whole string Of Acts Of Parliament passed Tor
the relief Of Roman Catholics. No Roman Catholic must
be allowed 10 possess land and all the penal laws must
be renaced bare statement OF the direct consequences
OF the principles energotical put forward by Dr. Rus
sell viii at condemn him totally unfit candi
date for Chelsea other constituency We trust that
the new borough OF Chelsea viii not initiate It's career
by sending man to Parliament whose political opinions
dates from centuries back and who takes account
OF intermediate changes and alterations We have In
common with most men, read Dr. Russells various letters
TO The Times with great admiration. He has power OF
description which is perhaps unriyaeo But his Judg
ment on political matters does not appear 10 be on par
with his observing and literary powers. lie has, how
the OF Chelsea win not adopt them and that the
time OF Parliament will not be wasted by speeches and
motions having for their object the repeal Of all laws
referring to Ireland inconsistent with those which existed
CONFEDERATE STEAMERS AGAIN. ..
The case Of the Mary otherwise the Alexandria came
mp IN the Admiralty Court on the 18th OF August This
occasion was stated 70 be in the course Of settlement
came before the learned registrar on the application Tor
he certain interrogatores IL was suit OF possession
instituted by the United States 10 recover the
ship which IL alleged belonged 70 the Coafederates
On the part OF Mr. Proeau, IL was declared that he was
the owner and 10 his right the United States govern
ment applied 10 administer nieTrogatores, which we're
objected might render parties liable TO Foreign En-
llstmcns ket. 10 held by tho Judge that he was
bound when he oath stated that an answer
vould In bis belief, subject him 10 penalties The pres
eut application for months further time 10 file the
interfogatores aud Mr. Waddiloye made objection TO
the application
The Registrar granted to the court day the 18th
Of september.
order accordingly.
IHE ADDITIONAL LAW JUDGES
It IL announced that tho three additional judRes ap
pointed under the provisions of the Bribery act
Mr. seileaut Hayes, the Conrt OF Queens Bench The
soict0TCencra, TO she Common Pleas, aud Mr. Cleashy
q. & 20 tho E1chcquer. Mr. Hayes called To the
bar 1890. Mr Ceasby IN 1884, and Sir W b. Brett In lsid