Religious Robbery

When Mr. VVise proposed in the House f Representativas, soine years since, to ob the Mexicrtn churchos of their "gold Jesuses," and other sacred ornaments, the )iety of many good people was verv mucli liocked by ihe iufiimous proposal. But ie proposition is now not only virtually econded, but improved and enlarged by ie Washington Union, the government rgsn. That unper says: "It may become a matter of grave conideration, if the cluirch continúes to opïose a pence, and furnisli the fuel of war, vhether the immense revenues of the Chuich in Mexico shall be left untouched - wbetber they shall be suff-red o remain at the disposal of the enemy, nd to be applied to sustain the war nainsi s - whether jualice nnd poliey do nol qually dictate thnt they should at least e sequestered, during tlie continuancR of the war, as a legitímate means of cuting ofT the enemy's supplies."