The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-30
RESTORATION OF THE JEWS,

RESTORArION OF THE JEWS.
There IL Mt this tine n singular aud exciting
meni among the Jews Of Europe in relation the res
toratIon Great divisions have taken place in Frank
ford and other es,nmong congregations. the sub
ect OF reinrms, repud atng great portions of the laws
of the Rahbniss and rnmudisis, and conforming in
measure TO the spirit Of the times and the march of
Improvement NJ the snme time. the severe oppress-
ions Of Russia towards this people, carried
through the influence of that power in several of the
German PrincPalies, seem to precede some inn
por,ani advent which NJ this moment keeps them in
great excitement Those who have means, and in
stgnted by pous Eeal believe the period at hand
when they to return to Zion, arc vending their
way down the Danube ard Dncister, tow ards Jeru-
saIem AID the arrivals the Holy City are so numer-
that accommodations difficult to be obtained,
and lare carvansera, we understand is in the pro-
gress Of erection, accommodate several hundred.
Many are residing ut Beyroot, Jafr, Ibren, and the
surrounding villages the Jewish population of Jeru-
salem, not generally exceeding 5000. il is supposed
has increased TO 40 900, at the presen, time The
prosecutions Of ussia have induced the Dvnn TO ex-
tend every protection and facility to the Jews, who
number ,00C at Constnntinople md the Sultan, by
this stroke Of policy, has drawn round him many OF
the powerful bankers OF that nation A Sunhedrim
Of the learned men Of the nation. it is said, will be
held at jerusalem TO discuss all the proposed reforms
in The religion which do not reach any or the eard-
nal principles, hut the ceremonals orihat faith
The Jews have another great friend in lhrnhum Pa
cha, the viceroy Of Egypt, who was their great
protector while in command OF Syria. GreH. results
in tho fulfiIment Of the prophecies, shndowed
forth in these movements, in the mean time the Eu-
ropenn Jews becoming hard students, and stri-
king out boldly in the paths Of SCIENCE culiivating
literature, aud the arts, and preparing themselves, in
many respects to acquire claim the good feelings
and protecting influence OF the christian powers
The Jewish periodical press is constantly receiving
additions to its number. among which we no'ice'The
Chrouca Israela," a, Gibralter "Tho frs, fruits Of
he West at Jamaica, "Tbe Sydney Voice of ia
cob" at Australia, ahd upwards of twenty period
Gals devoted TO the literature and religion ofthe Jews
They are also cultivang the arts TO a considerable
extent. In the"Exposition de L'Industrie," ut Par
is, we find long list OF Jewish arz,ns, including
several successful productions, for which they have
received medals. Among them notice unimome
tiers, hydrometers and Theological TOOLS locks, OIL
cloths. bronzed quill pens. fine cloths, carpets and
hnngngs, fire arms, morocco feathers, cashmeres,
Go!dsmth's work, seraphnes, printing ink, sealing
wax, Sc. SC.
At FronI>ford accepting bills Of exchange on the
Sabbath always dispensed with, hut the Senate
have under consideration code Of regulations,
very oppressive, one Of which ia to compel them to
uccept bills on that day The Rothschids are mo-
wing strongly against all these severe enacmenis, and
have forward boldly and literally in behalf Of
their brethren. The Baroness J. De RothachId, at
Paris has introduced the subject Of the Russian ukasc
in her salons, and lively interest manifested by
Mons. Guziot and the British Ministers, who
guests and assurances were given Of AN early inter-
ference in favor ofihc repeal 1t is singular fact,
and may he deemed sign of the times, thai SPANS
Catholic county, has actually declared war ngainst
Morocco Cor putting 10 death the Spanish consul, NJ.
Dartnen, who was a Jew, and claimed to be sub
iect Of Morocco. The Spanish Government have ap-
proprated so 900 francs to establish schools for
Jews,& it has been determined Frankford admit
all the Christiun servants Of Jewish families into tbs
hospitals as regular recipients OF Jewish charitie;
Mr. Trelawny, NJ. p, has given notice OF motion in
the House Of Commons for the removal OF Jewish
No, among the lenst interesting Of all
these signs, is the attempt revive the agricultural
pursuits oil the Jews IN falestne, ana se'era' h'P"
reports hive been made the fertility of the
soil at Acre, Zared and the villages surrounding Je
rusalem, and supply of oxen and agricultural tools
have been obtained. ID ' f@
In all this better and more happy destiny
reserved for the Jewish people. through pr"per
innate Of the principles and duties Of Christianity In
this country they greatly the increase, and it is
supposed that the Brennan, Hau,bursh and English
vessels will bring out twenty thousand emigrau,s do
ring the year. On the subject Of the resota
,ion of,hs Jowswe to buv. stirring .pesch fr.m