RELIGIOUS Intelligence.
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BinLE readers aud Home Missionaries, tits stated
in the religious Journals leboring with ANNA
ting success in ireland. II is less than years
since the first effort was there made TO teach the b.
bic in schools 400 schools came into the plan, and
$40 teachers were employed the Tasty year. Itises
tinatcd that 1851 children have thus learned 10
read tho Scriptures.


Episcopal MissloYs.-Dr. Perkins ard Mr. Ap-
plohy, with their wives, nave recently sailed for AZ
rca, tho former 10 be engaged in medical practice
the later in conducting printing press in connec-
ton with Missionary lsbors.


The Domestic Committee Of the Episcopal Board
OF Missions have opened separate account OF con-
tribuioDs, which tnoy denomnata The fund for
ihe religious improvement Of The colore population
in our country, and especially in tho Southern end
South Western States" Ii il contemplated 10 raise
up an elGcient class OF iaborers, who may he or
dained asdeacons, aud be supported for $50 year


SLAVERY Is FLoRIDA.--thero IS n CLAUSE IN the
proposed Constitution of Fiorida, giving the Cen
erul Assembly power 10 abolish Slavery.