{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
to his chosen people--there is no credit IN ma
king such people apostates. Every human law
derives its origin from the Jews--to them IS the
moral world indebted for the foundation Of mo-
rality--the knowledge of a God, of virtue, JUS
tce; and the hope Of everlasting life.


"But suppose the Jews should become con,
verts to Christianity, what sect shall they JON,
If they become converts it IS likely they wouia
become Catholics, for that is the primitive
Christian faith and withal is an imposing religion.
Should they turn Catholics they would be brand.
ed as followers of the 'Pope and the Devil"
and should they adopt the Presbyterian or Epls-
copaIian doctrines the Catholics will call them


hcretics-so that in this age OF conversion, the


Jews will be as unfortunate as they were III the


early ages, when the Romans prosecuted them


as Christians, and the Christians oppressed them


as Jews"


The brig Sea Horse, Tilden, for Porto


Rico, was lately upset in the Delaware Bay,
in a heavy squall. All the passengers and


crew were saved. She was lying bottom


up. Two ladies were in the cabin at the


time of the upset; one Of them was washed
out through the skylight; the other remain
!, ed in the water half an hour, when the quar-
ter deck was cut away, and the woman got
out injured. Ship Franklin, from Phila
. delphia, for N. Orleans, was struck with
the same squall which split her main top
gallant sail and main top-sail The mate be-


ing Oh the yard, when she was struck he
= , fell on deck, and had, his thigh broken, he


is now ashore at Marcus Hook, attended BY
!, Physician. The ship after repairing dam
: ages, has proceeded on her voyage.


y Hay,i.-Mr. w. G. Lyford, at Norfolk
y has received intelligence from Hayti to thu
II 10th inst. which represents that great dis
- satisfaction prevailed among the emigrants
. on account of their extreme anxiety to return
y 10 the United States. 1t is understood iron
in the acts of President Boyer, that he IS a
to eager to get them out Of the island as II
l. had been to get them into it. 1t is said tina
80 he signed two hundred passports in one da
~ for their return to the United States.