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 "I'HE CHuRciI." The London Morn ing Chronicle says: Were St. Paul to return 10 life, and to pay visit to Ire land, he would be extremely puzzled 10 understand how, in a Christsaa church, a bishop should revel in the produce ol i00,000 acres of fertile land, and the tithes ef a number of churches, while the poor, to whom all the funds of the church were originally given, were per lshing around him in the ditchcs for want of relief. It is impossible that the inhabitants of Ireland, mho do not belong to that church, who, according to concurrlng testimony, amount al least to nine-tenlhs of the population, (some say flfteen-sixteenths) will rest satisfied Jill the different religions are placed on footing ofequality. We have no fear of the property now possessed b, the

 Protestant church getting into the hand, of t'le Catholic church; bat the bes way to prevent such transfer is to sel all the lands and the tthes, and appl, the proceeds to the extinction of the national debt.