Montreal herald and daily commercial gazette, 6 septembre 1850, vendredi 6 septembre 1850

[" AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE.VOLUME XLII.FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 6, 1850.NUMBER 163.FOR SALE.JUST RECEIVED, and for Sale by the Sub.scribers :\u2014 Twankay Teas, in chests and boxes, Gunpowder and Imperial, in catties, Souchong, in chests, Double Refined Sugar, Porto Rico\tdo Laguayra Coffee, Ca; lina Rice, Cavendish Tobacco, Cloves, Black Pepper, London Pickles, assorted, Patent Sperm Candles, Pot and Pearl Barley, Tobacco Pipes, Shot, assorted numbers, Putty, in cwt.casks.LEMESüRIER, ROUTH & Co.June 6, 1850.\t84 OR SALE by the Subscribers :\u2014 Sandeman &- Co\u2019s, Port Wines, various grades, in pipes, hhds and qr-casks Pemart^n Cos ^ Pale & Brown Sherries, Duff.Gordon & Co-s ) in hhd8 and r-csks Blackburn & Go's Madeiras.in pipes, hhds and qr-esks Bruce & Go\u2019s Teneriffe, in do do do Ruinart & Go\u2019s Superior Champagne LEMESURIER.ROUTH & CO.Montreal, June 6, 1850.\t84 F rcpHE Undersigned have for Sale, at their .1 Stores, Pointe à.Calliere, nearly opposite the Steamboat Wharf\u2014 2000 Barrels Mess Pork 250\tdo\tPrime\tMess\tdo 500\tdo\tPrime\tdo 100\tdo\tPrime\tMess\tBeef 300\tdo\tLard 500 kegs do 100\tbrls\tGrease 500\tdo\tTallow 50\tdo\tHams 50 casks \u201c Kentucky\u201d Smoked Hams and Shoulders HOLMES, KNAPP & Co.May 8.\t59 FOR SALE by the Subscribers :\u2014 1000 brls Extra and Superfine Flour 50 half brls Pastry\tdo 150 brls Oatmeal, 224 lbs each 300 do Mess and Prime Mess Pork 350 kegs Dairy Butter 25 brls North Shore Salmon 60 do Green Codfish 45 drafts Large do 50 cwt Dry Codfish 500 bags Liverpool and Stoved Salt \u2014also\u2014 Cheese, Lard, Bacon, Hams, Apples, Pot Bar-ey, Fish Oils, Wrapping Paper, Buffalo Robes, &c WATSON & WILLIAMS, East corner of St.Paul and McGill Sts January 17.\t8 F; F 10R SALE:\u2014 300 tons of Scotch and English Iron 50 do Boiler Plate 50 do Sheet Iron 30 do Hoop and Band Iron 1000 casks Cut Nails 100 do Horse Nails 300 do Wrought Nails 500 boxes Canada Plates 100 do Tin Plates 500 doz Moore\u2019s, Lindley\u2019s and American Scythes 100 do Ames* Cast Steel Spades and Shovels 100 do Simmons\u2019 Cast Steel Axes A great variety of Castings, Stoves.Coolers and Potash Kettles, Gunpowder, Shot, Glass and Putty, and every other description of Heavy Hardware, together with an extensive and well assorted stock of Cutlery and General Shelf Hardware.J.HENRY EVANS, 197, St.Paul Street, June 6.\t84 OR SALE by the Subscriber, ex Ships in Port\u2014 Sugar, White Crushed Brandy, Martell\u2019s, vintage 1848 Gin, DeKuyper\u2019s, in hogsheads Teas\u2014.Twankay, Imperial, Young Hyson, Congous and Gunpowder Indigo, Sulphur, Brimstone Cloves, Nutmegs, Carraways Pepper, Pimento, Sago, Arrowroot Refined Saltpetre, Refined Borax, Zinc Cassia, Liquorice, Bitter Almonds Mustard, in jars, Isinglass Starch, Satin Face and Rice Candles, Belmont Sperm Tobacco Pipes, Montreal manufacture London Porter, Whiting Ground Ginger, Root Ginger Allum, Epsom Salts, Soda Ash Sugar Candy, Currants, Castor Oil Black Lead, Lamp Black, Copperas Window Glass, assorted sizes Glass Ware, in great variety and other articles \u2014also,\u2014 Linseed Oil, boiled and raw Paints of all colours and qualities Dry White and Red Lead Putty, Yellow Ochre, Chrome Yellow Whiting, Varnishes, Dry Colours JESSE JOSEPH.June 8.\t86 WEIGHING MACHINES and COUNTER SCALES of all Sizes, each Scale warranted to be correct, made by John McWatters.A liberal discount made to the Trade, for Sale only by J.HENRY EVANS, 197, St.Paul Street.May 9.60 CASTILE SOAP :\u20141UU boxes Castile Soap, just received and for Sale by JOHN CARTER & CO.May 14.\t64 c To carriage Makers and others.JUST received ex \u201c Laurel\u201d and \u201c Cypress\u2019 frum London\u2014 An Assortment of Noble\u2019s & Hoarr\u2019s célébrât, ed VARNISH & COLOURS.LEMESURIER, ROUTH & GO.tine 18.\t94 New Goods.THE Subscribers have received per \u201c To.ronto,\u201d \u201c Albion,\u201d \u201c Canada,\u201d &c.&c., a General and Well Assorted STOCK of DRY GOODS, which they are prepared to offer to the Trade on advantageous terms.GILMOUR & Co., 9, St.Sacrament Street.Montreal, May 20, 1850.\t69 OD LIVER OIL\u2014Warranted Pure and Fresh.A supply of the above just receiv c et).ALFRED SAVAGE & Co., Chemists, Next the Court House.July 30.\t130 M .NOR SALE- Blankets.50 bales 7 Point Mackinaw\u2019s 30 do 3, 4, 5 and 6 Points, heavy 20 do Best, Rose, Whitney and Bath 10 do Brown and Grev Horse Covers JEAN BRUNEAU.July 24.\t125 ÏI^OR SALE\u2014Ex \u201d Three Bells\u201d and \u201d Cambria\u201d\u20147 Cases Clark Si Co.\u2019s Superior PAISLEY SEWING COTTONS, and further Supplies of the same to arrive.ROBERT ADAMS, 2264, St.Paul Street.August 22.\t150 'I RUSHED SUGAR, in Tierces, for Sale.y\tTHEODORE HART.August 22.\t150 RANDY, \u2022\u2019 Hennessy\u201d, in Hhds GIN, \u201c DcKuypcr\u201d, in Hhds SHERRY WINE \u2022\u2022Lemon, Hart & Co\u201d, in Hilda, for Sale THEODORE HART.August 22.\t150 FOR SALE.rjNABLE CODFISH.HERRINGS No.1, juet lauded.For Sale by G.D.WATSON.July 25^\t126 OLIVE OIL in qr casks DeKuyper\u2019s GIN LAGUAYRA COFFEE CURRANTS in carroteele LIVERPOOL SOAP For Sale by DAVID TORRANCE.July 18.\t120 _ ( B F Sii|»«M'iot- American Cheese.JUST RECEIVED, a few Tons of the very best quality, from New York.For Sale.Wholesale atul Retail, by W.W.JANES.Montreal, August 24.\tdu\u2014152 Cheese.ASM ALL Lot of Superior NEW CHEESE.For Sale bv ADDY & CHILDS, 156, Notre Dame Street.August 20.\t148 OR SALE-500 boxes Twankay TEA 300 do Cong ou do JESSE JOSEPH.June 28.\t103 SHEET IRON\u2014500 boxes Canada Plates.THEODORE HART.Ang.5.\t135 BLISTER STEEL\u201441 bdls Hoop, L.THEODORE HART.Aug.5.\t135 WHITING- 50 casks WHITING for Sale by TORRANCE & BUSTEED.June 5.\t83 C'iHAMPAGNE, Sparkling / MOET\u2019S VIN DE NAPOLEON, pints and quarts For Sale by J.B.TORRY, August 3.\t134 FrvÂLLÔW \u2014 JL 20 tierces Russia Y C For Sale by THEODORE HART.June 22.\t98 ÏRË\" BRICKS\u2014 25,000, for Sale by THEODORE HART.June 22.\t98 F P ALM OIL :\u201420 Casks for Sale by THEODORE HART.June 15.\t92 s HOI'\u2014Assorted numbers, BB to No 6, ex \u201c Eugenia\u201d\u2014for Sale by THEODORE HART.June 20\t96 PORT WINES\u2014Just received by the \u201d Sol-Joa\u201d, diiect from Oporto, an assortment of \u201c Sandeman\u2019s & Co\u201d PORT WINES, ol various grades.LEMESURIER, ROUTH & Co.June 18.\t94 F OR SALE by the Subscribers\u2014 Platt\u2019s Celebrated CHEESE Smoked HAMS BUTTER, in firkins TORRANCE & BUSTEED, No.21, St.Peter Street.May 28.\t76 A\tBOXES BUNCH MUSCATEL RAISINS, just Landed, ex \u201c William & Thomas\u201d.For Sale by J.B.TORRY.Aug.5.\t135 F F OR SALE, ex \u201cEarl Powis,\u201d from Dundee :\u2014 20 cwt.very Superior LING FISH.LEMESURIER, ROUTH & Co.June 15.92 RAISINS\u2014100 boxes Bunch Muscatels, in Layers 250 qr boxes do do For Sale by DAVID TORRANCE.August 2.\t133 OILS\u201425 barrels Pale Seal 15 do Cod FISH\u2014Mackerel, iu half barrels Herrings, in barrels and tierces OATMEAL\u2014100 barrels For Sale by TORRANCE & BUSTEED July 20,122 OR SALE by the Subscribers\u2014 PORK\u2014Mess, Prime Mess and Prime BEEF\u2014Prime Mess and Prime, in tierces and barrels HAMS\u2014of superior quality and packed in tierces.GILMOUR & CO., 9, St.Sacrament Street.April 20.\t48 GUNPOWDER\u2014 Just received ex \u201c Munro,\u201d\u2014 CO, FO, FF, FFF, and TP.of the best des.criplion.Also, Canister of very superior quality, in half lbs and lbs.And for Sale by GILMOUR & Co., No.9, St.Sacrament Street.May 20, 1850.69 'I UT N AILS :\u2014 600 Casks for Sale.THEODORE HART.August 20.\t148 HE A LTHY SWEDISH LEECHES\u2014Juat Received, a Supply of Fine Healthy LEECHES.N.B.\u2014 Leeches carefully packed for the country.S.J.LYMAN & Co., Chemists, 4, Place d\u2019Armes.August 6.\t136 c F O LAMP BLACK, in Parrels (4 lb papers) VENETIAN RED, in 1, 2 and 3 cwt csks CHALK, in Tierces and Barrels JOHN CARTER & CO.June 13.\t90 UBIN\u2019S PERFUMERY.\u2014A Large\" Assort- ment just Received :\u2014 Bayley\u2019s Ess.Bouquet, and Spermaceti Tablet, Finest Smyrna Sponges, London Hair, and other Brushes, ALFRED SAVAGE & Co., Chemists, Next the Court House.July 14.\t91 OR SALE hy the Subscribers : \u2014 500 boxes LIVERPOOL SOAP LEMESURIER, ROUTH & Co.June 6, 1850\t_______84 JUIVE OIL:\u2014Just landed ex \"John Bull,\u2019 30 Small Hhhds Fine Olive Oil, for Sale by JOHN CARTER & CO.May 14.\t64 ATiMEAL\u2014125 Barrels lor Sale by TORRANCE & BUSTEED, 21, St.Peter Street.May 20.\t69 USCOVADO SUGAR.\u201450 hhds BRIGHT WHITE BASTARDS, in Tierces and Barrels.For Sale by TORRANCE & BUSTEED.August 6.\t136 Fine Ivory Combs.A LARGE Consignment assorted, all sizes, just received and for Sale, at manufacturers\u2019 prices.HIBBARD & CO.Montreal, August\t17,\t1850.\t146 HOYLE\u2019S PRINTS^ JUST RECEIVED, ex Amy Ann, Reindeer, and Alceste, 127 Bales and Cases of THOMAS HOYLE & SONS\u2019 well-known FABRICS, consisting of\u2014 7.8, 9-8 and 5-4 Light Plates 7.8 Fancy Chocolate Plates 7-8 Fancy Prints 7-8 and 6.4 Mousseline de Laines 9-8 Regatta Shirtings.\u2014also,\u2014 14 cs.Rich Printed Muslins, put up in Dresses J.G.MACKENZIE & Co., St.Joseph Street.May 25.\t74 I^IOR SALE, by the Subscriber :\u2014 Martell\u2019s Brandy, in hhds Crushed Sugar Bastard do Twankay Teas Nutmegs, Black Lead, Paints Brushes, Bottle Wax, Varnish And other Gfoceries.JAS.GORDON & CO.June 27.\t102 FOR SALE.T IN STORE and FUR SALE\u2014 L 40 kegs New U.C.BUTTER HUGH FRASER, 11, St.Sacrament Street.July 15\t117 LEAD\u2014Dry White, Bar and Sheet, ex \u2022\u2019 Vol umnia\u201d\u2014for Sale by THEODORE HART.June 20.\t96 WANKAY TEAS\u2014115 Boxes very Su-perior, just received DAVID TORRANCE.July 18.\t120 OILER PLATE\u2014 For Sale by the Subscriber\u2014 10 Tons BOILER PLATE, assorted, 3.16, 1.4, 5.16.JOSEPH N.HALL, Corner St.Gabriel and St.Paul Streets.January 24, 1850.\tII IG IRON\u2014 100 tons No 1 Gartsherrie, for Sale by JOHN GLASS, Broker.June 20.\t96 ^\u2022ALMON in tierces Do in barrels Bay St George Herrings Mackerel, No 3 Pickled Cod Fish Seal Oil Mill Stones Burr Stones Bolting Cloth For Sale by the Subscribers E.& V.HUDON.Augusts.\t135 O ALMON in Barrels, for Sale by D.P.JANES, Pointe à.Callière.August 21.\t149 O A LS\u2014 Newcastle Grate and Smith THEODORE HART.July 27.\t3m Tls\u2014128 O U L DIN CTS AN D\t200~To'ns ^oTSupe- rior quality, for Sale by THEODORE HART.July 27, I860.\td tis\u2014128 rSIHE Subscriber respectfully offers for Sale JL to Families, by the Dozen or in Larger Ljuantities, an assortment of SUPERIOR BOT-TLED WINES, among which are\u2014 Blai kburn\u2019s, Park\u2019s, Welehe\u2019s, and Wood\u2019s.Sandeman & Co., and Hunt\u2019s No.1 .PORT Do\tVery SuperiorPale.SHERRY.Smith & Co.,\tdo\tdo I)lifi, Gordon & Co., Gold.do Petrier, Jouet & Co., fin Qts.?CHAMPAGNE and rims.S S1 Julien and Medoc.CLARET MADEIRA Cape Medeira, Brown Sherry, Lachryma Christie, Sautern, Barsac, Medoc, Curagoa, Cha-olie, and a variety of Cordials, in cases.\u2014also,\u2014 Bale, Dark, and Cherry Brandies, Scheidam, and very fine Old Jamaica, Fenner\u2019s Cider, and L -ndon Porter, in Quarts and Pints.\u2014TOGETHER WITH,\u2014 A General Assortment of GROCERIES, I EAS, &c., at very Low Prices.NEIL McINTOSH, No.27, St.François Xavier Street.Montreal, Dec.21, 1848.\t231 JON DON PERFUMERY, including an in-voice of choice Articles, from the Celebrated House of A.Roland & Son, 20, Hatton Garden, London.Just received by WILLIAM LYMAN & Co., 194 &, 196, St.Paul Stree May 7.\t58 A! PERIOR SYRUPS FOR MAKING SUMMER DRINKS\u2014 Sarsaparilla\tSprup Ginger\tdo Orange\tdo Lemon\tdo Vanilla\tdo Pine Apple\tdo Raspberry\tdo, (fee The above Syrups form with water a most delicious beverage.ALFRED SAVAGE & CO., Chemist, next the Court House.July 1.\t105 rjpHE Subscribers are receiving: Saltpetre Soda Ash Bay Salt Lump Alum Epsom Salts Pipe Olay Double Sifted Pepper Pimento Cassia Nutmegs Mace Cloves Genuine Cayenne Pepper Fine East India Castor Oil Genuine (English') Patent Medicines &e.&c.&.c.WILLIAM LYMAN & Co., 194 & 196, St.Paul Street.May 7.\t58 F Bags.OR SALE\u2014 Best Canadian Linen Best Twilled\tdo Best Forfar\tdo Best Osnaburg JEAN BRUNEAU.uly 24.\t125 F FÈciiiiaeB*, Kerseys sibrc! Baizes.OR SALE- 20 bales Red, White, Yellow, Green and Blue Flannels Scarlet, Pinks, Blue and Check do White Kersey and Serge Green and Blue Baize JEAN BRUNEAU.125 do do do July 24.American Stoneware.UST RECEIVED, a large and complete assortment of Churns\u2014Butter Pots and Covers\u2014Cream Pots\u2014Preserve Jars\u2014Ju^s\u2014Bottles\u2014Spittoons, &c., of a very superior quality.H.B.SMITH, 188, St.Paul Street.May 22.71 Hector\u2019s Farina.Pin HIS FARINA has been chemically ana yzed 1 by Drs.Chilton and Rotton and Professor Reid, all of whom bear testimony to its great va* lue over all other Farinaceous substances for INVALIDS and CHILDREN.For Sale by ADDY & CHILDS, 156, Notre Dame Sired.August20.\t148 Wines, A8c amS Porter, LOW FOR CASH.CASES superior Bottled Wine, assort-ed\u2014Champagne, five different brands 250 barrels Stout London Porter 100 do Bass &, Go\u2019s East India Pale Ale 25 cases English Cheese T.S.SUTHERLAND, 108, Notre Dame Street.July 18.\t120 On Saie, RAMSAY\u2019S NEWCASTLE CANNEL COAL of excellent quality for Gas and Household use.Fire Bricks, Fire Clay, Gas Retorts, Fire Grate Backs, Ornamental Chimney Tops, Vases, Glazed Stoneware, Sewerage and Water Pipes.For particulars apply to WM.STEVENSON, Quebec, Sole Agent in Canada for G.H.Ramsay.July 30, 1850.\tlm*lm mwf\u2014130 o PRINTING INK.N SALE by the Subscribers :\u2014 20 kegs News Ink 10 do Job do 16 do Inferior Ink Terms\u2014Cash.D.KINNEAR & CO., Herald Office.August 2.\t133 ~\tCROCKERY^ JUST RECEIVED.\u2014The Subscriber begs leave to inform the City and Country Merchants, that he has just received per the \u201c Water Kelpie\u201d, a general assortment of CROCKERY di.reel from the STAFF.ORDSHI RE POTTERIES, well assorted, which he offers at very MODERATE PRICES, and expects immediately by other vessels a further supply before his Fall Importation.ADOLPHUS BOURNE, No.87, St.Paul Street, opposite P.Jodoin & Co.July 30.\t13J FOR SALE.For sale :\u2014 Refined and Crushed Sugars Twankay, Young Hyson, and Congou Teas \u201cMartell\u2019s\u201d and \u201c Hennessy\u2019s \u201d Pale and Brown Brandy \u201c DeKuyper\u2019s\u201d Geneva Jamaica Rum, 35 O P Port and Madeira Wines Linseed Oil, Liverpool Soap, &c \u2014aj,so,\u2014 60 Kegs U C Butter HUGH FRASER, 11 St.Sacrament Street.Aug.23\t151 ^^UGARS\u2014Very Bright Porto Rico in hhds k3\tWhite Bastards in barrel* MUSCOVADO MOLASSES TWANKAY TEAS LAGUAYRA COFFEE TOBACCO\u201416\u2019s, 8\u2019s, 5\u2019s OLIVE OIL in qr casks MARTEL\u2019S BRANDY DeKUYPER\u2019S GIN For Sale by DAVID TORRANCE.August 2.\t133 Ï^OR SALE\u2014NEW HONEY, in boxe7~\" JO\tKINGAN & KINLOCH, HOTELS, &c.ASSEMBLY HOTEL, 12 7, KING S'iREET, WEST, TORONTO.THE Subscriber having expended a large amount on the fitting up of this NEW and SPLENDID ESTABLISHMENT, respectfully informs his friends and the public, in consequence uf his arrangements being completed, that he is now lullv prepared to accommodate in the BEST STYLE and on the MOST REASONABLE TERMS those who may favour him with their patronage.From the proximity of the Hotel to the House of Assembly and other Offices it is well adapted for gentlemen connected with, the Government.There is excellent Stabling at-^L*rrmany, as is Holstein ; the Danes require Schleswig to rem dn unit -d with D nmark, as b has been for some hundred years; but these conflicting claims of the p 'Ople and heir sovereign might sureiy have been settled without app\u2018aliog to the sword.All die powers of Europe have, in fa.f, inteifered to settle he dispu\u2019e, and, much to the di'grace of diplom icy, have rath r exasperated thin reconciled the paries.In particular some potentates ol Germany\u2014 especial y the King of Prussia\u2014have blown up the fiime.The result is a bloody battle, in which it is said not less than ten thousand human beings have been killed or wounded, and Schleswig seems likely to remain in connection with Benin »rk, as it was before the two years\u2019 dispute had begun ana the battle had been fought.For some time the Danes had been collect-inp- their forces and lor some time the Holstein-Schleswiggers, under the command of General Willisen.a Prussian officer, had been preparing to resist the Danes.The latter were reinforced\u2014not to say urged\u2014by volunteers from various parts of Germany, the fighting spirit being yet strong in many of the Germans.The Commaiider-in-Chief is a Prussian.General Van der Hoost is a Prussian.The Commander of the aniliery is a Hanoverian.And the great hero of the army is Colonel Von derTann, is a Bavarian.Pretty strong proofs that the Schleswig-hlol-steiners are made the victims of the foolish and vain ambition of theoretical professors and of aspiring soldiers.On the 25th the battle was fought at Idstedt, about six miles from the town of Schleswig.It was begun by the Danes the other party having made fïo agressive movement.After a fight which lasted from half-past two o\u2019clock in the morning, in the midst of rain, till half past one, the Schleswigers were defeated and obliged to retreat, which they did however in good order.They abandoned the town of Schleswig, ¦which was occupied by the Danes.Many of the inhabitants, being hostile to the victors, fied from the town, leaving their homes and their property at the mercy of the soldiery.That the fair face of this cultivated country should be devastated, and the people driven from their homes and be pillaged and slaughtered greatly to the disturbance and injury of all the surrounding neighbourhood, for some undefined or trifling matter, is truly deplorable ; and the theorists who have fostered the quarrel, the ambitious soldiers who have hired out their swords to carry it on, the politicians and diplomatists who have not prevented it coming to this pass, and especially those who, by their intriguns, have encouraged it, all deserve and will in the end receive, the condemnation, if not the execration, of civilized Europe.In the midst of these deplorable scenes some traits of humanity are recorded which redeem our common nature from the reproach it might deserve were it to be only resolute in working out political mischief and shedding blood.*c The female population of Schleswig (says the correspondent of the Daily News) had made great preparations for the refreshments of the troops on the day of battle, and the refreshments collected were given equally to the Schleswig Holsteiners and Danes.\u201d So hospitals have been esta-biished at Altona and other places, and relief sent from Hamburg, and much has been done by the peaceful people to mitigate the horrors that the politicians and the warriors aie inflicting on themselves and others.No unnecessary excesses or wanton cruelties are complained of.General Krogh, the commander of the Danes, appears to be a Dane, but his forces were recruited, it is said from Norway and Sweden.The fighting has been done, therefore, not by nalives and patriot s\u2014though they have performed the humanising work\u2014 but by hirelings ; and we may derive consolation for the down-trodden harvests and desolated homes from believing that most of those who fought were the troblesome spirits of the North whom the world can well spare.According to the last accounis, General Willisen was not so completely defeated as to make the cause he fights for immediately hopeless.Great exertions have been made io increase his army, and further fighting, it is supposed, will take place, unless the Great Powers interfere to prevent it.Neither of the objects desired by the two parties is to be obtained by violence and outrage.\u2014 Liberty cannot now be won by a hired military force, nor can the affect ions of a people and the secure possession of a courury be obtained by an army.Some other means must in the end be found of settling ihe dispute between the Schleswig Holsteiners and the Danish Government than the sword, and it would be beiter to employ them before than alter using it.\u2014London Economist, 3rd Aug.{From the London Correspondence of the N.Y.Jour, of Com.) PIEDMONT.We have reached the culminating point of the struggle bel ween the courts of Home and Turin, \u2014one ol the most instructive offered by history.Catholic Turin has been the scene ol a disgraceful conflict over a dying man.M.de Santa Rosa, a member of the Cabinet of Ministers, and one of ihe supporters of the law commonly called \u201cSic.cardi's law\u201d, was on his death bed.The priesis sent for refused to administer the holy sacrament and absolution, unless he proiessed penitence for the sin of voting for ihat law.This attempt on his honor ai such a moment hastened the decease of the Minister.The friars, whose duty it is to perform certain ablutions on the corps, were sent for, but refused to come ; and the weeping wife and children were informed that even a burial in consecrated ground cou d not be granted to a man who had died in mortal sin.The news of these brutai acts of the priesthood flew quickly through the c ty, and created the wildest excitement.While one ol the colleagues of the deceased, the Minister of War, called on M Frangoni, the Archbishop of Turin, to demand the reason of the conduct of his subordinates, and received for answer that they had acted under his orders, the mob attacked the houses of the priests and searched for them to do them violence.A timely interposition of troops prevented the mob\u2019s accomplishing ils designs.The Government ordered the immediate arrest of the Archbishop, and the expulsion from Turin of the friars.The Archbishop was conducted t) the fortress of Fenertrclla and the friars, under a strong escort to protect them from the mob, to Alexandria and Saluces Such of your readers as are not already familiar with the history of the controversy, between the Romish hierarchy and the government of Piedmont may refer :o the past numbers of this correspondence.I may hear repeat that the offence of the Piedmont government has been two-fold : 1.\tIt has abolished the ancient privilege of the priests, to be tried in ecclesiastical courts alone, and to be above the jurisdiction of the courts of law.2.\tIt has abolished the right enjoyed by the priesis, of protecting any one against the laws of the land by giving him shelter in a church.This is the sum and substance of the famous Siccardi law, which has been in force for centuries in other civilized countries.The Pope and priests deny the right of the King and Chambers of Piedmont to pass any such law.This is the issue between the parlies.I translate for you a part of the last diplomatic note of the Pope through his Minister, Cardinal Antoneili, to the Marquis d'Azeglio, Minister of Foreign Affairs in Piedmont.The doctrine of the Romish Courtis neatly and clearly stated, and the American public may judge whether such a doctrine will bear examination.The note refers to one written by the Marquis, and says his proposition ought to be \u201c reduced to more precise terms.Has a state, especially a Catholic state the right, when it changes its political organization, to alter the disciplinary rights of the church without the consent of the Holy See 1 If you do not wish to refuse the church the character which has been given it by Divine ordinance as a veritable and per'ect organization, independent of the civil gov-ernment, the answer of that question ought to be negative.The church has no territorial limits.It judges itself of the greater or less extension which it is proper to give to the exercise of its rights ; and if sometimes, accommodating itself to the necessities of states, it consents to modify its manner of exercising them, it does so of its own authority, its independence not permitting it to be compelled thereto by the supreme civil power.\u201d THE CHURCH AND THE SARDINIAN GOVERNMENT.{Turin Correspondence of the Tribune.) Since my letter of the 7th the conflict between the Church and the Government, has passed through some interesting developrnen's.Ii h s been proved by wriiten documents found in the house of Archbishop Franz mi, that he is in treasonable correspondence with the absolute Courts ol Europe, and that he contemplated tri* umphing over the Government, either by means of a change of Ministry, or an intervention, either diplomatic or military.The death of Count San.ta Rosa lurmshed an occasion for setting the machinery of this plot in motion.The Ministry commenced a prosecution againsi the Archbishop for treason, and had him arrested.At the same time they called on him to resign his si e.'Phis was refused.Yesterday the Minister of the Interior received in his cabinet the j mrnanets who support the Go.vernrnent, and warned them that a storm was about to burst on Sardinia, from Rome, and that Excommunication would probably be the first in* fliction with which the Holy See would attempt t-> chastise the country into the restoration of the ex