London, Januaay2l. — The Morning Post of Saturday, 22nd nit., startled religious people here by the publication of an intimation that a part of the ex treme section of the English Chuich is engaged in direct intrigue with Rome, with a view of secession from the home establishment. It is claimed by the writer in the Post that information has been gainud that 100 ritualistic clergy men of the astablishment, with a con gregational constituency, numbering 75,000 men and 150,000 women, have signed a memorial to the Pope contain ing the following 1 propositions and peti tion :: — >( That our own Bishops com mitted ecclesiastical suicide in selecting the complete ascendance of the State over the Church. That our consciences do not permit us to remain subject to these false Bishops. That we'recognise the Pope as the haad of God's Church on earth. That we accept all that ho teachrs, including the Vatican decrees. That many of us clergymen, being maiv ried, cannot become Catholic priests, and that many of the fold would follow immediately. Therefore, will his Holiness consent to the forming- of a united Anglican Church, like that of the Armenian and Marouite rite, in communion with Rome, but with a national independence ? In case of Rome not admitting the validity of our order, will the Church of the Vatican consent to reorginatbns conditionally, the Pope granting a dispensation, per mitting those who are married to con tinue to serve as priests, while those who are single shall remain single — celibacy hereafter to be the rule ? The petitioners dpsire to preserve the ver nacular in worship, except that the mass may be read in Latin. If these conces sions are granted, the petitioners will secede from the Established Church of England, and form a United Anglican Church, recognising the Roman Pontiff as the supreme head." ONE MONEY STANDARD. t London, Jan. 21. — The Times in a leading* article on American finance this i morning, endorses Senator Sherman's * proposition looking to a common unit for money and accounts for the United States and Great • Britain. The writer says that America, in returning to specie pay meats, will almost enter upon a new phase of monetary development. 