RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.


Ixs General. Assemb1g Of TIE, Ptes6gtertes
Chrfek met al Cincinnati on the 18th, instant


We ate glad 10 easn that 90 fears are entertained
of the sboIdonists' in this body. They do not
number, as-we feara55 more than thirty IN attend
ance at Cineianasi. and pot halt, dozen OF them
are members of the Assembly. The Assembly
did nothing On ths ifst day bu.te elect their OH
GERS For 7Moa@Taier there we've four feu1na-
ions, upon which itks. vote stood as follows; FoE
Dr. -Krebs of New York, sI ;,for sRsT. Drury
Lacy, of Raleigh, N,C 5ei for DR.. Lord, Buffa>
le, New York, kg} for DR.. Weed T.. The cor
respondent of the Walchman of the South says :
g Perhaps ought to staie that thoughthe soutn
soled pretty :nlnapin6ously for Brother Lacy, yet
the subject of abolition was not the ground OF:
choice between lheH111e- -. 50


The Baplists have. closed their Convention at
Augusta, Georgia TbeYadopeda Constitution.
styling themselves the Southern Baptist CenHen-
ton, and proclaim sheif design to- be Il 10 promote
foreign and doneetis missions, and other inapor-
tant objsets connected. with he Redeemer's King
dom, and to combine for. this purpose such por-
4iohs of the Baptist denomination iH the thited


States as may desire-a general organization for


Christian benevoepce. thar shall fully respect the
independence and equal rights of the Clutches"
Under this Convention two, Boards have been
formed, one for Foreign Missions located in Rich
mond, Va, and one fot Domestic Missions located
, in Marion, AIabama. - - - - :


The Prodsstdnt Episcopal Coapention Of


Philadelphia was 10 session at the latest dates.
After a number of bafotingsthe Convention elect
ed Rev Alonzo Feaer, of Schenectady, New
York, as Bishop IN place Of Rev. H. UsO
) donk, for theodleeesa Of Pemsylvahia. The


Washington Union -saysthe new, Bishop has the
reputation Of being man of great ability and et
oquence. =, - -: -.
The Methodist Csareation at Louisville has
doubtless ere this adjourned, Or the~I aih .ihst


DR.. Pdile, Of Tehneasee. made a leRgthy and efe-
quent argument in favor Of separation nftef which
the Bishop appointed the following gentlemen as
the committee on the Southern Book CoHcern
T w. Wfnans, E: Stevenson, Moses Brock, H. A. 9.
Walter, G Walker, T. Crowdes, and Thomas
johnson. oathe 18th Instant Dr, Rascom, chair
man Of the comrnhtee on a separate organization


madezhis repolt on that subject The report is
said 10 be very hong and very able. = 1t recon-
mends distinct and ,sepaIate organization under
the title Of " The Metbodist Episcopal Church for
the South" No action had been.had upon it.


|, CHEERING NEWS FROM. TEXAS :
The late intelligence from Texas is Of sueh-a
character as to render ecerain that the people OF
llhat Republic will accede to the terms proposed
by the late Congress, and come into our Union.
The Washington Union of the 10Th instant says,
/ IA private telrer is received, from high quar-
Ter at Galveston, May 9Th, which uses the follow
ling language: There is now no division upon
this question. In. my future coIumu MICA IONS
NAV confine myself more TO Statement or facls
in relation 10 the Py scaf and other resources and
advantages Of this coHutry, Under belief, thai,
when tell you that ex as will accept the terms,
and that promptly; and that she will have, on The


Isl Monday in December next, knocking at the
dooss of Congress, two senators and two represen-
taIiues, wth-s good constitution their hands, L
have told you all this subject which you desire
to hear.'" =


= This Jocks like coming to; the great point in
earnest. General Houston says he will oppose
no obstacle to annexation; ,PresideRt Jones has
been forced into favorable action by the torrent OF
popular enthusiasm England Will fail in her in
s,dious and dangerous machinationss and traitors
in alEsections will be rebuked, and the cause of
republican government advanced, by The Triumph
ant and speedy union of the Two Republics. We
make further extracts from the New Orleans JET
,fersonian Republic. =


From the New JefcrsoHian Republican, Extra


Glorious;ne1ss from Teras-tIe question settled


-dfripat Of the Hon. A.. j: Denet$on-ren,
TSdnt. HdaSfon-Crop. Yell.
. By the New York. which arrived this evening,
having left Gai4eson on the Sd, We learn thai the
progress of The annexation question is> steady and
uninterrupted. All doubt to the decision Of the
Texian CoHgEess upon the propositions submitted


by The Americas Minister, Mr.. Done1son, is at an
end The only hope Of those opposed to annexa@
tion, was through ihe action of President Jones,
who ii was at time eohj jeetured, would refuse
to negotiate on the basis proposed by the reselu-
lions Of our House Of Representatives, under the
expectation that in hafeVehr, the Presidenl Of the
United States would resort To- the Senate amend
mspl offered BY Mr.. w alker. But the public will
of Texas in favor of anne xatien on the terms
proposed by our HiInisles, has been so strongly


manifested, that the Executive does not hesitate to
carry II OUT and-it may soon be said that there is
no opposition to the measure in Teras :!


Great Credits due TO our accomplished minister,
for the successful eoHsunmaon of this great event.
His able correspondence with the Texan snlhoti-
,ia oersonal exerLions-and his great moral