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NEWS by THE HIBERNIA. We are IN.


debted, as usual, to the New York Herald
tor an Extra containing comprehensive


summary of the European news received
by the steamship IIibernia. The item ol
intelligence which addresses itself most


forcbly 10 the sympathis and feelings, is


the unfortunate and bloody contest which


has sprung up in Switzerland between The


Protestants and Catholics. Battles had
been fought and many persons slain ia this
unfortunate and unappeasable STRIFE The
sword ls dreadful arbiter in religious CON
troyersy. It may exterminate, but never
can convince. Reason is the only pru-
dent or lawful weapon: that prescribes
charity, freedom, federation.


Tho movements in Parliament seem to
indicate q very anxious purpose TO concili-
ate Ireland. Whether this springs from an
awakened sense Of justice or, some less
worthy motive, we presume not 10 say; but,
we rejoice that the ministers Of the Crown
can look fayorably upon her wants, be the
motives what they may. The Queen thinks
proper to flatter the Irish BY visit to them
soon. We should think that The republic
an spirit Of that oppressed people would
prefer royalty to keep at distance.


The Oregon question still continues 10
attract q great deal Of attention in Eng
land, though but little was said about it in
Parliament. Coastitution.