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States.
In the midst of these storms and rcvolu-
tions, Switzerland will rejoice in undisturhcd
rest. She will increase powerfully under IL
new constitutions and after Il short political
agitation commerce and industry will dcycl-
op themselves within her more than ever
W hilst all the States surrounding her. will be
at the mercy Of social revolutions, she will be
an asylum for all cXilcd refugees. Many Of
those who were formerly her enemies, and in
vokcd evil upon her, will consider themselves
fortunate. to have found refuge there. The
cities ofSwitzcrland will swarm with refugees
kings and princes will feel themselves happy
to have found, in the bosom of the oldest re-
public in tn world, place where they can
ENJOY the rcposc Of sleep without fear and
trembling.
i great revolution of affairs will also occur
in Italy. An annual storm will pass over the
land, before which the Austrians will disap-
pear like chall Then the different states of
Italy will unite themselves into ono great ma
ton. and Rome will become the capital Of the
Italian Republic; for here also princes shall
exist no more. At this period, likewise, the
Christian Religion will have to contend much
against atheists men will pronounce it Il
worn-out thing, and faith in II divine Saviour
will. as it were, decay. Finally, however,
new defender of Gods honor will appear, and
the worldly power of the Pope will be dcS-
trovcd forever. and the really Christian church
will rise in Influence and power. The Pope
will b, rrn>ion"d, and shall exist after Linn.
Atahuut the same time Greece will be greatly
pressed by the Turks, Asiatic and African
hordcs will puur themselves over its houndu-
rics, and murder and burning will mark their
path The king will despair of every relief,
lay down his crown and leave the people to
their fate. But another people, coming III
ships from the West. will bring help to the
creeks and with the assistance of this mag
nnlmouS people. the Greeks will triumph
over the hlrbarous Turks. They will then
caus' the Ottoman dominion to cease in Eu-
rope, and drive back the Turks into Asia.-
Conotautinoll lc will however, become the cap
ital Of Greece.
Germluy will be the scene of the most
fearful events. \ destructive war viii rage
from one end of tie land to the other. until
at length the triumph Of being inhabitants Of
free German fallcrland will be secured to
tie long OPP rvssrd people of Germany. Ma
tionS. living far in Asia. will he called forth
by IL German monarch to assist him. and there
viii bea great Slaughter commenced, in which
neither women or cnil'Ircn. Young or old, will
he spared Other nations, from the West
aud Nouth. will then rise up and draw near
t. fight these hr'uruus hordrS. and in ter
riblr battle. ON the banks of Il large stream.
the Asiatc multitude will be entirely vull-
quishcd. and only Il few of them escape COM
lIntr destruction. \ large German city. like
unto the once mighty Babylon, will be burnt
H. ~, W = ;.'.:ii
liyc there any moro. The thrones OF the
powerful will hrr * into ,iccrs. their crowns
wil 5e shi,crcd into Srilitrrs. and thrir robe.
will l., rent t. pieces. and. after the thunder
inc sounds of war and strili, Iilyc died away.
! Tie sun VI lcacc will hr united under one re-
luhlciu constitution lmulv and NOR.
powerful tM.n ever briorc. Poland will ais,
lis, again. and lis growth will be more 4or-
mi,:.oi tnan that oi any other nation. Tine
Ni>t.la. stained with the blood Of polaud' +,
o!..r.~.,!,. will flow for many days like Il
strr... nlood towards the Baltic. and c,i,t
o,c4 it> Dan.> dead bodies enough to iattun all
tine ravens OF the world during Il space Of
one hundred years
Similar events will occur in Hungary.
where the bondman will avrngc himself terri
bly, ulon his oplrcs,or. \ person of humble
birth will arise and cry ont aloud. saving
- Woe unto him who is against me. for
carry III my hands the sword Of Justice. Come
unto me. Ne little ones, We weak and iorsukcn
ones. ljG justice NNNN iJt IMaltitG to \Ou.-
And upon its an roach great fear ANA trcm-
bling shall takc place among the wealthy and
powerful. the naughty and proud ones and be-
lore the cock shull nave croWcd the third time
they will entirely disappear, and if it shall be
asked, where are they no one will be able to
answer.
The KINGS Of Sweden Do,,oorl aud Nnr
way will lnv dawn than, ,.,.',.,, ,I,,,,,.,r;l,
and inns mturl tLn;r l,,,t,,;,.t
which wifi ,isit nIl rho ro.. ~,
fine Thrs, kn,r.J n,,,,,', ~ t',
selves into one lrnthrrLonI v,;tn,nt
of violence. and undrr tLn t;tIn nr SraI'd;a,
yiun ErmbIIr. tLrv viii n..i.+ n h,st,,,;n,,
tLr overthrow oi ti,r Russian r,n,a,rnr T,r
about Ills ti,nr. ali not;n,. NH r;., m,,
AGAINST tL, Cznr nr ru.S;., ,rLni',a,,,I. ~
Thousands rrnmLltnnts win ,i,""r '''''~ '
thc North. where rh,. C,,r viii L,,. I,.nn,,It
tncrthr his \sintirL,r,"1 r th i'',"
;nnuI,tir,r E'rn,,n ''' ''0 f"'
pom p,'in' from whose centre tine eye
can see no limit 10 IT, t''Sc cpmh@'aitH WIN
rush up 10 one another ana lNrlf bloody
slaughter Wlll continue Tor the space OF clght