The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-24

carry their point alnce thai caee there nave cstn
etbers IN which perjury has been nnpuh.eo n W ~
eons.abea by the conrt nntii at eng,a tne peopf1
are bcrinning 70 besnr themselves and agitate iof
racica change IN the police system. ~ piessns .ho
force = under the abscsute eoini@ ,,,,ar an, ao
OF a cvil body. Colonel henderson, tee ches o. tue
body ~ q thorough soldier ana a gentleman ool "
h held thar "A MILITARY government ~ not the proper
one for a police THE colonel, educated IN the army,
too apt people say 10 stand by his men, night or
wrong ana 10 OBJECT 30 any anenahisty 10 any
other authority save nls own. Then orders
are issued ana must DC obeyso literally,
without sculfle or hesitation simply because they
are orders Tho neighborhood OF the Haymarket h
notorious for night houses, ana command ~ issued
police TO visit every house OF public entertain-
menE In that locality and wherever females OF bad
character found To summon the Keepers before
magistrate The order ~ obeyed, ana almost every
Keeper CT q saloon or eating house il summoned IN
consequence. When they appear before the court
there IL mo charge against them that can he noticed
'Were these - IN thus hoaser' asks the magls-
trae "fes your Worship what were they
doingfn Eating their suppers, your worship
OF course this is 40 offence and the complaint ~
dismissed; but the same parties summoned
again and again, simply because y - an "oraer"
from headquarters.
day or two ago two OF the police entered one Of
these houses 10 discover whether there were any
visitors there after the legal hour OF closing, ana
found the landlady on the point OF taking bath.
They demanded admission TO the bathroom when
being refused by the modest female they sat them
selves down on The stairs and refused 10 yacae tne
premises until six O'Clock in the morning. fae
woman, who bears the euphoniens name OF Rose
Burton believing In me old saying that an English
mans tand Of consequence an English woman >
house IL mis- Tor herr castle summoned the inspector
of Police and his men for violation or her rights, ana
the magistrate determined 70 hold the case III ahey-
auce, as involving very important question.
the bathroom with the fair Rose, argued
the worthy magistrate, II was question whether
such party had not perfect right 10 be thefe. whAe
II scarcely question that the police had no
right 10 enter house and remain there al nlgnt ~
hs desperate eagerness convict tat lies al the
root OF the police evil and That makes the force per.
secutors rather than prosecutors, and ~ is III THIS
direction tina! reform IL needed.
The star, Mr.. Brghts organ aud the organ OF
the dssenters, it Is SAID will soon cease 10 SHINE.
flo many tins will cause sincere regret; but the truth
49, there are too many papers in LONDON, ana only
two or three OF the dailies pay. The PdH AdH
tyuzsige which q little time ago dwindled down 70
a penny is not expected 10 survive another year;
but that as Toots would say "Is or no consequence"
The Gazette is one Of those twaddiing nonentiteS
thai can be dispensed with as well as not
Parliament mas been further prorogued from me
2Sth Of the present month 10 the 2Sd day OF pecen
Der.
\ state Church Congress-Diseiplining Cier-
ayman.
| The English Church Congress was still IN session
| In Liverpool on the It'll OF october.
The sermon was preached by the NerS Rev. Dr..
| Howson Dean OF Chester, rom Philippians H., A.
| Look not every man on his own things but every
man also ON the things OF others.h The reverend
preacher deprecated IN orcible terms tile evils OF
party spirit within the Church. and particularly at u
| momentous crisis like the present when dangers
what this congress seemed to say, .'Sirs, We are
brethren" Eacn Church congress- like the altar OF
witness the borders OF jordan between those
the anu those the further side Of the river,
ought 10 Dc a bond or union. Following this tfain
OF thought he urged Gp0a churchmen a large
hearted. thoughtful, generous treatment OF Noncon.
fornlsts, whether Protestant or Romanist lie
looked upon Church congresses corrective OF self
sAaess and 2artlsanshp.
After an address oy the bishop and the discussion
which ensred upon diocesan Organization the
following protest signed 9y thirty OF the clergy OF
Liverpool and two readers OF papers, was handed III
against allowing Mr.. MackOnochie 10 read q paper,
mega practices. Two members--the Dean OF Rlpon
and Mr.. ky.e-were oclcally stated 10 nave with
drawn themselves frVm The congress on TINS
account
That Nj Mac condemned by high.
Court Of Appeal for Oducins and long maintaining
erroneous practices ~ st. Adams, Hoiborn condem-
nhtiau oelathrn. ahs ~ ged etorts, al great e1.
pense, aud wiki disturbance the Church 2.
tgese prscfces hss made pubc expression
OF peutence wlch, condemnation, Church
has inpU. ard ile Judgment The Privy Council,
has protested 70 submit to 1t, except
- clergyman "a such position prominent place
Church 70 treat With contempt The
~ Prsy Council aud strengthen tbe unhappy feeling,
already 2rssAen, TIA. disturbance the
taI ~ uu.rctug vi. kackOnochiss when
trst prop9ssi-Hss not adopted, owing tnoneutary
bss oolrss-taat " wsadrawns bits napeWss tried suI
failed eonness pe1g naturally reluctant 20 reverse their
decisions. We reel called therefore Ike this
elieye AL
sympathy Ae etoueJus practice. happily
aut also fro appearing cegptenaucs hs dangerous opa
thai dsuf0er Jf she Church direct jemua9u
treated 4 tHer pp..aou entities lhem % he .hs
ana consideration a. before.