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      Aifter This Long New Months Year Of Of G...

      perial solution of a knotty point , a schism reigns among his children-which threatens to shake the Church to its very foundation . While priests and puL woul pit d divide orators his side temporal with the and Pope iritual , denouncing hinting as " bad even Catholics at excommunica " all who

      tion , the press shows a strong sp current of power feeling , in the opposite direction the educ theory ated and propounded intelligent in Roman the famous Catholics pronouncing hlet of Le strong et ly le in favor of _' ,

      , since endorsed by Louis _Napoleon . Verily pamp , we are on '' Pape eve of great Congres things , / and no man knows what the morrow may bring forth .

      rig _^ lit VVhile han thu d of s fellowshi turning p a to cold Engl shoulder and , and to , Home suddenl , Louis y , without _Napoleon hint extends or whisper the if to not the actuall effect , we si find gned a and Treaty sealed of Commerce needing onl between this formality England for and its France com- ,

      pletion . The y import duty on French , wines is to y be reduced in England from one hundred and fifty to thirty per cent . Silk to be admitted free . The kilogrammes duty upon iron . imported into France to be seven francs per hundred

      The opening of Parliament on Tuesday , January 24 th , by the Queen in person distinguished , was as lad usual y visitors a brilliant was even spectacle greater ; and than the crowding usualthe of amp peeresses le dimen and

      -, official sions of to crinoline close up rendering the ranks abortive by his peremptory all attempts ( i Mo on ve the on part , ladies of the , " till presiding refuge * was at length taken on the benches of the peers themselves .

      clearl Our y gracious and unmistakabl Queen , echoing y upon the the Italian wishes question and will . of " her Whether people , in spoke congress out or in separate negotiationI shall endeavor to obtain for the people of Ital

      freedom from foreign interference , by force of arms in their internal concerns y , satisfactoril and I trust y that settled the . affairs " of the Italian peninsula may be peacefully and

      The long talked-of Reform Bill stands at the head of the legislative programme , and will be brought forward almost immediately . God be thanked s for elves the as harmony the royal and speech prosperity says ci at to hom the e improvement which enables of our us j to urisprudence address our " -

      and " , the further fusion of law , and equity . " honored Westminster dead , l ( The Abbey Rig numbers ht Honorable yet another Thomas illustrious Babington name Macaulay among , Baron its

      _Macaxilay of Roth well , born 25 th October , 1800 , died 28 th December , 1859 , " having * been there buried with the honors due to statesman , historian , and poet Th , ere January is yet 9 another th , 1860 traged . to record in connection with the unfortunate

      y to upsetting " Gre the at shi Eastern p of on her the , g " i her g morning in comm a squall ander of on Saturday , the Captain Southampton , Harrison January , waters 21 having st . , If w lost hile sailors his on life his be by way the the

      willing superstitious to sail race in the universall big ship y when believed ( if ever , it ) will she is not comp be leted easy . to find a crew

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    • English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Feb. 1, 1860, page 432, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01021860/page/72/