The Jews.
(From a Frankfort journal.) CAsSELL,June28.-A new regulation for the religious worship and instruction ofthe Jews contains the followingarticles:-"' Tbe Rabbis, or the Elders of the congregation, are bound to superintend the wor. ship in the synagogue, and out of its walls. The Rabbis must al- ways appear in the synago{-tes for tivine service. All private syna- gogues and religious useetings are prohibited. There shall be ex- ceptions of the old and infirm. The Black Board shall be suppressed, wherever it still subsists, as well as all penalties which relate to di- vine woxsliip. The functions relative to divine service, suclh as the right of taking the law out of the ark, the promulgation of the law, &c., shall no longer be sold by auction in the synagogues. The Rabbis and the Elders of the synagogue (the first in their discourses) must endeavour to put ai end to the custom of scesawing during the prayers, and to that of repeating the pravers in too loud a voice. The yowng people must be instructed in this respect, and this prac- tice must be forbidden to the singers, and those who recite the prayers. All prolane tunes during divine service are prohibited. The ceremony of Striking the intpiouas Ifamoin at the testival of Purim is most strictly prohibited. Children below the age of five years are not to be taken to the sytiagoguc. All unsuitable plea- santries, in which the young people sometimes indulge in the svna- gogues, on the eve of some festivals, or on the festivals themselves, as well as the distribution of sweetmeats by the women to each in the synagogue, are sttiritly forliidden. Somwe of the religious cere- nonies must be accomipanied by a Gernman discourse on a Hebrew text, in which the meaning of these solemnities shall be explained. Funeral discourses shall not be pronounced, except at the desire of the family, and for a retribution. On the Sabbath a discourse shall be held in t}erman, in every synagogues after the reading of the pre- scribed passage of the Law, andl of a chapter of the Proplhets." THE JP WR.