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Baltic, arrived on the Goth Feb, hav-
ing made the passage from Liverpool
in less than twelve days.
og FRANCE. sunv an z4ssy
The Presidents donation bill has
been unanimously reported, by the
committee towhom it was referred.
with a Recommendation that it be re-
jected. a national subscription is
| talked of if the bill is rejected by the
Assembly, 7tS''2 .ia' lf'"H os7p'lfh
The Moniteur publishes decree,
that census shall be taken ofthe
population ofFrance. ~ -"
Ii further announces that a British
force has blockaded the port of the
Union, in the State of San Salvador.
du u rsd ITALY, 81 aal,,1
Mazzi1i is reported toi be at Ge,
neva, actively engaged inrecruiiing
for revolutionary movement in lta-
| ly. The expedition is to land on the
Neapolitan territory. 1t is calcula-
ted that the NeapoIitan arm Y will be
routed i'll the first encounter, and that
tits to be considered as the signal for
general rising all over Italy, Some
other vague stories are connected
with this statement, 9a as
HOLSTEIN. ..'.ao1
The new Federal Government of
Holstem was installed on the 2nd
inst. ,sls.t
All natives of Schleswig, prisoners
of war, have been released and sent
home, via FleDsburg, The remain
der OF the prisoners will follow. l.,f,
GERMANY. uga EaGl
The Grand duke of Mecklenbutg-
Schwerin has issusd an ordinance for
bidding public meetings and political
associations, without leave from the
Minister of the Interior, ON pain of
fine and Imprisonment. He says
such meetings have had 'destruc-
tive effect in his domihions.' 5.'
AUSTRIA. at.
Adviccs from Vienna ofthe 29th
ult., mention that WILDLY extended
conspiracy had been discovered,
which was to effect general insur-
rection on the 4th of March. Near
ly one hundred persons were arres-
ted, among whomwere students, cit
lzens, and officers on half pay. "A
portion ofthe garrison, supposed TO
be imphcatedin the plot, We're imme-
diately removed TO the provinces.
TURKEY. i f5
The Turkish troops have beaten
the insurgents Of Mostar, at Bozzi.
According toa communication from
Omer Pacha, from Bosnia, Mehemet
Pacha, who was escaping to Austria,
was seized and carried to Bosnia Sc
raj. The Pack of Travnick was al
SO arrested at Belgrade, and sent off
to Constantinople, ,t,.f
The BIBLE-C -CoMMANDING us TO
SECEDE.--It is true start notAand
is plain command Read the first
FIVE ver es of ST. Pauls Enistle to
Timothy. itsd' sHA Hasb
1. Let as many servants as are un-
der the yoke count their own masters
worthy of all honor, that the name of
God and his doctrine be not BIAS
phemed. AdHa'itAip2 'Ai q
Thus reads the first verseAand il
gives Honorto Masters. The North
calls masters dishonorable, and there
by blasphemes the name of God and
his doctrine. ls3 H.m
2. And they that have believing
masters, let them not despise them,
because they are brethren; but rath-
er do them service, because they are
faithful and beloved partakers Of the
benefit. These things teach and ex-
hort. n t@ brS1sFlhog y 4hN3I
3. If any man teach otherwise and |
consent not 10 wholesome words,
eVen>the words of our Lord Jesus
Christ, and to the doctrine whicRis
according to godlihess, T'9lspa
q. He is proud, knowing nothing,
but doting questions and strifss
OF words, whereof cometh envy,
strife, railing, evil surmisines, ~
B. Peryerse disputings Of memo |.
corrupts minds, and destitute Of truth,
supposing that gain is godImess1
from such withdraw thyselE
Now see in these verses, what ar,
exact description of the aboltionsts
what a true painting oftheir char
acterS- nothing could be more exact |.
had St. Paul written to-day, the char
acter of these Northern fanatics and
their Southern allies, he could not
have given a better description 9of
them-;nd from the reason given at
the last, why theydid these things.-4i
leaves no doubt, but that bis inspired. |
eye, had in view the Abolitionists of