The New York herald., 1870-01-18

Emi4rnftOB 70 Amor1C0-Rusb TO the
Bankruptcy Court-StarvRtion--Reli ligi0n-A
ssDIOw'' at the Peera&e.
During the year 1859 the number Of emigrants who
left Liverpool was 2731-a larger total than had
been witnessed since 1852 OF the whole number
1885, as2 left for the United States In the proportion
Of ST. 800 English 1921 Scotch, o56 Irish and A.
"foregners.n The comparative insgnifcance OF the
Irish figure is accounted for by the fact that the
great majority OF emigrants IN that country now sail
from irish ports.
London journal OF January reports:-The efreot
Of the rush To the Bankruptcy Court on friday Will
be apparent in to-morrows Gazette which, 1t is De
neved VIII contain the longest list or bankrupts that
ever appeared In It's columns.
In4uests were held upon the bodies of two men,
one years OF age and the other twentynine,
who mad starved themselves to death.
The London Times says that at no time since that
date when virtual announcement OF hostilItles was
new year broken upon world more free from oil
immediate apprehension Of International miHunder-
standings than IL DOES IN 1870.
dral January 3, it having been announced that
Bishop Temple was to occupy the pulpit. The Bishop
First Epistle General OF John:-"BeIoved, now are
we the sons OF God and II doth not yet appear what
we shall be; but we know that when He shall ap-
pear we shall be like Him. for we shall see Him as
He N.n He commenced by pointing ont that the
home influence upon children had much greater
seSs upon as% man any e n,ear Which might
church. This, he said, was the same with man.
The inevitable consequence OF men being associated
together was that whatever was In the spirits and
souls OF some passed into the spirits and souls Of
others, and 20 there was. ss II were, community
Of life and feellng.s
the John Bull announces that rhe opposition to
DR.. Temple will not now cease. II 10 asserted that
mo lapse OF time can make Dr. Temple rgntful
bishop, according to Church principles and Church
hW.o
Lord Campbell and Strathadcn addressed meet
Ing or the Liberal Registration Society at Harwtch
last wesx and In the course OF his speech referred
to the subject OF life peerages. lie said that the
project Of life peeruges n1d been rejected because t
was thought likely 10 disturb the House or Lords
rather than reform it. AZ tho outside 1t would
enapie legal dignitarles to escape what they
soinetlmes regarded as the burden OF an
hereditary peerage. Imperfect as it was ne
had supported w. 1t had.brought the whole question
Of the House OF Lords under Parliamentary Discus
sion. The mind OF that House had been awakened
TO a KIND OF self-examination. "If they desired
cnange 70 DC enected Ia that House r was essential
to follow yp the blow which had boen given
M NQury which Mr.. StRnsfeld and two OF his col
leaEnee at the Treasury have lately been conducting
nc the custom House OF England is naturally excit-
Ing the attention OF the mercantile world on whom
the burden OF thosprcaent cumbrous system presses
heavily. According TO the report one-fourth OF the
clerks employed by the Wholesale houses OF Duslness
are engaged Ia unDecYsary labor entaued by the
customs regulations, while ths expsnses OF the stSta