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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-11-22

Bank, rice l.. b. Chase. deceased.
REG .STER IN BANKRUPTCY
Luther l.. Lawrence, Esq. Of Bur
ilngton. has been appointed a Reg
lister IA Bankruptcy for the thlrd
Congress onal District-an excel
lent ana acceptable appointment.
\ mamoth railroad consolidation
scheme is in progress at New YORK.
WHICH con,emplatcs the union under
one mduaI cement of the Harlem, New
lorh Central, Lake Shore. Cleaye-
land and Toledo and Michigan
Southern lines into one corporation
with a capital of 3l5oO0O,0O0.
An eccentric man in Bath, Me,
was asked 10 aid a foreign mission.
[ H. gave a quarter OF a dollar, but
stopped the agent as he was depart
islg, and said, 'llci,'s a dollar to
, l1iiIk1lk1tense OF getting the quarter
FtO EEhrathen.
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Z ~ VI III lIfRueatloli 10 COY. W asli.
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thor lad ant iicso A. lsssEs W
thing Tor wy 'p--trVsN h1 absF ay4 N. N
@uHdE p'a,' I'i i3e ss7ud 1lgxkNHe ~
I.Iy It u yOn j. iN "ilit me iMa E3FE
NE ms ruet.ouS "hd5 .ot Nait sa~
a. .a. 'uiN truly.
>iN YORK, NOV. l".---.r IN
~ptc!34 0i tire tIjH ~f3t-H tH"'
douht Ne>uF!Hs ~ ~ Sta % 40
ton and sending IbIjh q vuiune Of
Hrc. AcW cGatcIs anG the old Graz
tegS are In o Grafton. During TIE
previous night red hot stones WI"
ClttlVN ia large quantities. 10 d"
,..'n,,,ai~s Ana the ndi,,t,ons are
nor III. 70 ain lac % Grand erpn+iou
.II.ni,.iI,,.. ..,i,u. ,.1.aou4nr.t
\ man was arrested IA Rome WITH
pistol ~ his pocket, dad iHiutdi
J'tlN 10 WAS >ilpp'> ~ t"A, u' lhl''iu-
/ eel lo "Ssinate the rope
rolIncAI--Nr. Johusou's
ui,ud. me lru,se4tel as ,aN.n,
rt.. ~h,uld touqcsS manifest "a
disposition to eajllue ii, legislation
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-11-22

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the CINCINNATI commercial from
which We take the following.
M, Wade related fine following
.b.ut 4 L.: ..rhr,e or tour DAYS
.tt..r the a~sg.Si,patioo Ioh,..,,,,
sem for me. and went to see him.
. lie art me very cordially. shaking
me ViJn botA hands, ana said he
W., exceedingly, glaG to sec me. and
tlat there wasn't man in NASH.
lagtou whose advice he WuuA rs
soon have as nine. told him |
WAS very clad and very pond ot
that. Ne.saj down and IL SAID ite
wanted to hear my views Oh pubic
questions and pubic policy. " ell,
sand /. the l4st thing We got to say
to YOU is. be warned 10y Che fate oi
all Vice Presidents who have been
in your y ,>Itiou. Look a IyIer
and Fillmore, and pray God every
, .ui.nt 10 save vou from their ilte.
Tie seemed a~lunlshcI 10 thiuk that
p, had ANY auprchcpsious of tnat
kind. but cold mm he couldn't be
TOO careful. ior that he certainly
y,uld he temptcd as they were
{ H.. sand need have no fears thai
IA, meant 10 stand uy the mcu an,
D. IN. u,rt, thai elected him. tApI
u ,'.nt nm fo advise hmm what to do
{ tnId Inn. fine FIRST thing 10 do wa,
/. [.oniu.,bp triad of a lew of I'll,
o. leaders OF the rebellion, before
J. military commission. and 10 han.
Il tbru when found guilty. He slD
L.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-11-22

Garihaldi. after his late defeat,
was visited by the American Minis
ter to Italy. Hon. George =. Marsh,
who doubtless tr0deIed him the
sympathy and good Offices Of our
Government; and it is now stated
that AN asylum ~ the United States
viii be officially rendered him.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-11-22
TOBACCO.
200, 600 ACRES SELECTED
FARMING LANDS

in iowa Illinois, Kansas, and Missouri, for sale
Cheap, Tor ,asl Titles 'riect. Al ~ o l.. g,
SIM rAsn ? Bowling Green, New lorA. 2.
.. Box l3,3.
The New York herald., 1867-12-15
ANNIVERSARY SERMON IN THE SANDWICH
ISLANDS.

Rev. Samuel G. Damon delivered q the
2otn u October, In which he reviewed tho work Of
t~enfy i've years scamcn's chaplain In Honoiuu.
The Gazette gives the following account OF tho
sion:--
The seamen's chaplain, Rev. s. c. Damon, has been
upon the islands laroTng la bs vocation twenty Eve
years having arrived in oclober lss2 Al the Bethel
last SUNDAY, he reviewed. in anniversary sermon,
his labors givng statistics regarding what had been
done and touching upon many Interesting facts con-
nectad with his ned. During the last quarter OF a
century thousands OF seaineu OF all nations have
visilea this port with Of whom tue chaplain has
been broughi In contact aud 10 whom he has en-
deayored impan benefit Of his spiritual oce In
parochal work he has distributed 900 bibles and 600
tes,azents has ofcisei al nearly 600 fanerss, csie
brsed Isl weddings and labored ia sns,annx various
VIOLENT insii;utions His zeal and efficiency In every
gooa work IL we'll known, and his labors have been 10
the great acceptance Of hts congvegat on the seamen
visiting this pnrl aud the community generally. The
reverend speaker IN hrs passing glance 10
tha encouragement received from the reiynng powers
dr.ng his incumbency, Of which tie sailors Home
was instanced ~ particular example.
rns ssnfwich Islands fas. niling up with > min
slei popaation the representatives. OF many countries,
who take the places or tho fast decaying ratvc
Among others 1t ~ said there least four hundred
Portuguese on the single island OF Oahu These are
Roman tsthocs FAR ~ they have any religion, but
of them are found accessible for Gospel IN
aeoces and become Interested the Protestant fatn
presonted ey the miss onssies.
The New York herald., 1867-12-15

A Norsara Case in n New Phase.

Nortara Case in New Phase.
Il appears from q letter addressed TO NJ. Louis
vsuot, OF the Unipes that Paris has been the
OF new Mortara case, with this diosence. that the
Jewish Rabbi has in the present instance played The
r6ie OF Pope. The facts given as folIovs:-M.
RoScntha, Polish jew, placed his son, twelve years
OF are, IN q Catholic school In the Batrnoes.
Tho father Of N. Roscntha, who happens to
be the chief rabbi hearing tns consulted
the Jewish conssiory In Paris, and II
decided tpat tho Ind should be removed from the Caho
nc seminary. Accordingly, one morning as he got out
OF the omnibus which conveyed MIN 70 school, lie was
sezsd and carried OIL The boys father made
plant the chief rabbi, who returned Tor answer,
..You viii see him more" The facts were isid he
fore tno Plocursur Imperial the Pccci Of Police and
the Minister of Justice, but up TO the present moment
no satisfaction has been obtained by NJ Rosentha. As
last resort he TO the UnireJs complaining OF the
violence done HIM a father and asking whether 1t
bs endured that the parental authority can be thus
openly dened and aunulled IN the very centre c PARIS
The point of tho matter Is that NJ Louis Neuilio, who
strongly maintains the right OF the Pore 70 take away
the son OF jew from his father. strongly protests
aga nst the Chief RABBI doing the thing Eithef
says NJ Veuiot, .the father recover his SON,
he must know and must know why his patsrnai
rights are respected y
The New York herald., 1867-12-15

sontiscrn Church Reunion.
The Ooerrer Oh eh Old rfosoyser.anl OF the latest date
gives the annexed
On the question Of reunion with Northern Me.hodsts,
Dr. Summers who ~ said 10 be authority among tho
Southern Ncthodstf, says;-
let Northern Methodsts repent OF the wrong they
have done us; LIT them their defamation of the
living Gnd the dead let them restore the property they
have from let them suspend thor scaismafcd
Ia territory lot them ahrogs,e all tncir
political OF mepbesnip and 10, them In their gem
eral conference propose 20 terms OF fraerni
zation and We hazard nothing 10 saying that our gen
orsi conference.-the only body thai Va the
premises-wlll give them candid and courteous
siccrstioa.
ana com -1ents thereon In TIE following tart style
This a very coudescsrdinr and almost modest N
JEFF Davis were make the offer ;ha, II tho United
states would engage never 10 maEe mcnGon OF the
ballson; restore al the property which the Southern
people lost by attempting 10 overthrow government
arrsc 10 reesabsh slavery. abolish all oaths taxing
oicc and propose generous termS of Gnon, hs reuld
aarlse THO southern people 10 copslees teem. Truly
rnodesy likely To become Obsolete virtue with
srch examples before the world
me seventh avenue Prospect Park Methodist rps.
copal church. Brookiyr, planted year ago ths
coming Christmas, with thirty nenhars; ucw, at ,s
communlcn occasion, the nrst sabbath Of December,
u hts two hundred aud seven, With sell appointed
sabbath school, having an average s.tsndance of one
hun crad and seventy schonfa
The New York herald., 1867-12-15
rlrRgE LTTaCA ON HE CONFESSIONAL.

sharp Onslaught on "Siliy Women.''
The Now YORK OBS rrT--high old Presbyter, AMIN
Tho OF fierce article the confessional OF the
Roman Catholics, says, an unknown aoos, jesuit
prost fallen grsar the OF his Church
because no had adopted me very dangerous habit Of
thinking Tor himself, has undertaken TO make himself
useful Il not agreeable by writing series OF novels
His novels remarks iao O5aver, are better Than Mr.
Beechers they are not bogndess pansof pretty read
fng ta.ermnabie passages leading nothing They are
sarp ncisse terribly severe In lher exposure OF
she inner iaqGity Of the Roman Catholic church. Ths
sCon essor subject Of the Ocrr,rs arti L. aud
a. dsoolrses upon the ,beme which the name suggests
IA she iollaw os IRE aud hTmstOns msaneT:-
TIE confessional is now bccDming oas or tho means
Of guos ly power Ia The Church England: and the
sltte apes Of the Anglican 2caoo IN the Episcopal
posshie Indeed, i IS not unlikely that they
have already silly a. their knees, tell.
inr taeIr pecCadioes and receiving the direction
Of their spiritual rulers 10 dc peLanca ia proportion TO
thcir sinS IN the testimony taken before The
Parliamentary Commission, u appeared that young
tady hai been condemDed hy her pastor, Church Of
EngAed Pr0,e1.as. miulsttr, 20 four hours psnance
th her knees slonc noor, in the middle OF the
. sha But tnls : the wicEedest OF
q Indeed II it came to aonipg more than pupishiog
with ersons penalties the cupes OF this deception we
could piIy them aad leave then 10 their fate.
Bus tha confessional IN tue Romaa Cssnoc Church,
In every ehuTch nat becomes corup enough intro
dnce X and saylsh enough 70 submit y \, an engine
of tyranny the sccai domestic and private lne OF
ehe peope. With an extent, power ana wckednesS u 10
hardly possible % conceivo
II operates chleay Ihfolsh The women. In most Of
Roman Catholic countries men have suosisunsiv de-.
seod the confessional They 20 once year, a. Easter
Lssal Many q item nominaiy Ca.hcLes o. no. t.xe @
soclesasilCsl aeccssy ot coniessinE Hut women aEo
more resicua more supesiitious and more submissive
20 Trsstly domination tnAn men. Nsn hsve tnef nnsi.
nos 10 think abont and oslsn worship mainmon RE-
hgoa 10 tho highest os sh mental OCCUPATIONS Tor wo
men; their ME Il ~ 4 Is their fe-tha aud that "a
CON. Ia Protestant, a. we! "a Roman churches women
and lite bsat 81 tho ngsnners u hss bsen
90 from lie line they onnumberod tno disciple Al ths
aaI tlf ~ Id Ina u
The New York herald., 1867-12-15
sTolrwlLL JACKSON As RELIGIOUS nav.

stonsvaf jackson was deeply inibuci With religious
feeling A witness the fact ssRcv. Mr.. Clover, Of
North Adams. Mass, Who says.--'Abcat fourteen or
esn years ago, rector % the Episcopal chrrch Ia
Lexington, Va Dr. White then, aud ls stlL doubt.
lcss N lyrg pastor OF tho Presbyterian church, tho
lsrses. pio0sny Or that dsuUmlnatonn the State
Among the prominent member, and csmtDunican,s Of
the psr opal church 70 Lexington thai time,
Major Williamson. MAJOR Ciham. Captain Coisun,
Colonel smith. Judge Rroskenborough srd John
escner Among those ~ sha rIssay tersn church
MAJOR Preston, MAJOR Jacksor Mayor uA and the Rev.
Or yunkln these mcn we're ali, With the exceptor OF
DR. Junkin, believe ana perhaps Colonel smith,
sttorgiv in sympathy with 1bc soah. C9onei Snitn
though goutnerner " birth, was educated at ,Ls
NORTH aud believed 20 bs as least strong UnionssL
nosi II not ail Of hem who bore irsry iitles we're
graduates o. ,ae nsitsy Academy At West Point tnd
many % shom bsd nigh positions in the Co0faderae
sersee.
stonewai jackson cane "a fcvnTton about the time
a my savps. Much has boon said and written "
Sionawal Jackson . CHRISTIAN lie was lndsed
brave modest cody man, hut rot more 10 Than his
brothor- n-lax Major Hin or than Mayor Williamson.
tan mea; mea uors really 70 labor for the scod Of
otbsrs as8 the extension of chrssts kinxtom upon
Earth TnT vsro all dsepy Interested " the American
Bulc society. hsJ1r Hili, myself and snotnor were
appointed committee 70 procure desisn ior eer,ih-
cate ~ NE membership OF The Nccxbrdrs Couny Blbe
ses'siy. - assasy " the parent scSSssy sas ~
The New York herald., 1867-12-15
SUNDAY ViCyITY.

80 EpToR HERALD.-
Dswdkng away Sunday In the usual Bocosinn style
tempted TO doubt whether Protestants have
misconceved the design OF the Sabbath. Is there
positive In sheer idleness? IL il really rreg.ous
eprehe in any respect to spend Sunday in
ing useful books, 10 acquiring information which viii
teud 10 enable to perform uetter parts ciz
or our duties husbauds aud fathers2
ihss questops have Of iate years bsen asked with
ereasug earnestness in London IN New York and all
Abe chief Protestant ci Of tho world possessed Of
pubic ioranes called These e0dowmaoa ~ niisi
Snaances hase been granted either br ihs Slate OF IN
d1sduas as means OF elsvaling ami enishtening the
masses VINO have not the means OF purchasing books
rcr themselves bu, owing partly 10 the stupidity
bi-ctry OF tbose entrusted with thor management they
have most instances wholly or partially tailed of their
aim ILsre IL only one day OF the week wholly
at the commaud OF the millions OF Christians
and OF al others Is that which public Libraries
should bs open Popular wants would Indeed be better
eubseryed by keeping them closed duying every ss9
VScept Sunday, tnan Dy the present arrsngemspt
sn Hn.lard the Established Church has sbsn herself
40 svoaedly hosie to popular educspon that sunary
ressricons ths reslesi u Wat might be expected
tnoagh now that IspreseSalian has been thoroughly
reformed IN i<At htntIom, the Sunday league viii
coseSss succeed IN The coming Parliament Ia abolish
-nss all this sabbaia-ian bigory. Ia this country
Legislation u required TO eject reform All that
9afrsd 10 tho wholesome pressure OF
The New York herald., 1867-12-15
rRIsByTEg,A,.

IN sunday nornns las' Dr. ]. n nuryss announced
10 me congregation his retirement from psstorac or
"a. Collegiate Reformed charcn rs BAs accepted call
10 4 ucw church on Classon avenae Brooklyn.
A new mission chapel lately erected BY The city
Mission a. Ne Ss Second street. formally dedicated
in the evening, very large audience attending The
cost o, the ed1cc vas about SEQ 000 all of when
has been raised by LIBERAL sunss gipcns. The grouni
was presented 70 the truccs bg the F street Fresny
terrain church, now defurcf
John Hall psstor. sabbath Afternoon twenty we're
admitted 70 the cnurcb nste.r on profession.
The hrst ccmmuri0p service In the chapel OF fbs
rrck church wAs tsid On Sunday evepng. fhs minis.
Try " Rev. Mr.. Lamp has reen gresty blsSed during
the moetna ssd - this service wsatytwc per-
sona prosssed their faith Chr;st and united with the
chsrcn. Of thsss fourteen we're hssds VI np,ies
The New York herald., 1867-12-15
nEI.sleUs yuo,GBTs AND noyEmsrs.

Labor Is Gods GRIT law.
Respect the sabbath
Press on There is light beyond
To love and loved the chief pleasures or life
Life rs war, and Carst Is psace
Tho London Airertise, prns letter from lady al
Florcrce containing voucher for GarbaIds Christianity
A clergyman or the Church Of England, seems is of
opinion that although sometimes when he was tired
nsaIp the General have put his hand thought
iessy 70 fome compromislng assertions he 70 Of The
truess Christians living.
A festival in aid OF the poor Of 81 Francis xsviers
parish Win be held Ia the Losge hall Of the church,
West Sixteenth street. durng tho week commencing
tomorrow evening, December l6.
rev Dr Herrick johnson. OF Pi.tsburv, has been
called 10 the First Presbyterian church, Washington
square, ,n this city.
Followlng tho example OF the "Hoy OPERA IN this
city rcg,ous theatrical performance took pace tho
Second Baptist church IN NOank, Conn, sunday
ing The Biblical story OF Joseph and ais Brethren was
damAfsed and gut upon tho stage 20 the great delight
q tne sunday school children. Airarspareney on tue
choir did day ss orchestra 70 the great sstsscion Of
the audience
The Grand Council Of yrIburs IN Switzerland, has oy
fy four votes 10 eleven, approved OF the agreement
entered respecting the property n the
when have been suppressed The State takes the whole
the possessions. and gives 10 the clergy through the
hands OF Tho ordnsry of the diocese AIS 000f In bondA
yielding an annual revenue OF is,oeor Tho ecclcsas,
cal authority hss consented 20 elinqush the remainder
equal 70 b3o,OO0L y Tao state.
Youth ~ the siver Of religious gracs Old age i,s
golden gloy.
Last week gave Dr. Guthrss account Of hts
preaching 10 Thnrso where sir hundred In congrsga
ton OF twelve hundred asleep during bis sermon.
The statement has vakef up the Fhursonisns. They
deny the du impeachment. The people say they havs
habit OF bending their necks 20 ls,en moro devouty
to thc word spoken. and the hundred who the poc
tor thought asleep, we're The attentive iistenerS
We fear that this Will encourage persons In bad
habit they have OF berg too deyoui In sermon tms but
justice 70 Thurso must be done, nevertheess
conference OF Evangelical churcnmen has been hcid
In London, With view 10 devise means for arrcstiDg
the progress Of ftuan England Several questions
were proposed Tor corsidcration Whether the Real
Presence was The doctrine OF tho Church OF Eng and
Wheinef seit15n's, A. eymDocal u tho "docr ne
of Tho sacrnoe should be SLOWED IN the mnistatons
Of The Church D WAssher an appeal should be made
70 the courts cf law the subject OF ritualsic doc
trl1e and practice 4 whether legislative measures
necessary la order 10 provide enscsud remedy
fos ths eegoss srih which slics ths Church. o.hss
The New York herald., 1867-12-15

New and Important Movement.
The Baptist denomination is becomipg thoroughly
reused the subject OF ministerial education and sup
ply In churches and associations In state conventions
and ministers unions, the matter has been earnestly
and prayorfully discussed and the entire church
ripe for efficient action. Al alste meeting Of the New
York State Convention in Poushkeepsie, profound
impression was made by the reading OF q paper
on this subject by Dr.. Cutting. committee
was appointed TO take the matter IN hand and
last week the Examiner and Chronicle tells
result OF their deoera ions has been the organization
tpis city OF the Baptist Educational Comm ssion. The
Commission is to be composed or thirty Individuals CIV
ing 100 each for 1--we for the support OF
tary, who shall devote his whole time 70 The work OF
visiting churches. seeking personal interviews with
young men, and other~se bringing ouch facts and
sderaons before the Baptist people shall be adapted
TO promote views of ministerial education and supply
mora In harmony with the wants OF The denomination
and the world than those prevailing.
The New York herald., 1867-12-15
CONGREGATIONAL.

Nine recently added to tho First congre gational
Church in Middeboro,' Mass one Of the number was
little girl scarcely ten old She ocSed herself
solicited by grateful love for her saviour When
the right of baptism administered to her by the
venerable senior pastor, DR.. Putnam, eghty-one
years old, many hearts touched, and many eyes
filed with tears One hundred and three have been
added 10 this church during tho year. nineyeight BY
profession.
There has been unusual religious nterost for I'VE
six weeks among Rev. ~ +. Carters people 1t North
Yarmouth. Meetings held almost every evening,
aud nearly the whole community 10 be more or
less interested and pervaded by solemn thoughtful
Many already among tho converts, including
all ages from twelve TO seventy FIVE and many others
are anxiousiy inqairng the way -CcngregatiendtiA
Mr. William Kncaid, Jr, graduate OF Oberlin, and
Princeton Seminary, recently ordained over the
church at Rushv Ale, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1867-12-15
THE WEEK OF PRAYER.

The folowingi the programme for the week OF prayer
Is prepared and issued by the British branch OF the
Evangelical Alliance. For many years the Christian
world has united in observing the rst week In January
in the order suggested, and many ecclesiastical bodies
have recommended s observance SO that It has become
concert Of prayer for the world Great spiritual bless
ngs upon the Church have dated from this consented
season:-
oapyR ErBysrrs FOR 1858.
SuSpAY, January 5.-Sermons. Subiect-Tho Person.
Work and Kingdom Of Lord Jesus Christ
MONDAY, January 6.--Thanksgving for special and
general merces during the past year, 20 nalsons
churches and families; and confession OF sins
TuEsDAy, January Prayer Tor natons; for kings
and all authority; for tho observance OF the LORDS
Ds for the removal OF obstacles in the way OF moral
aud religious progress ard for Internal and inferno
t.onal peace
WEDNESDAY January s.--prayer for families; for
schools colleges and universities; ana for sons and
daughters In foreign countries.
gHuRspAy, January e.--prsyer FOR Christian minis
tcrs and all engaged In Chrs's service; for Gods
cien Israel aud the coming OF Lord Jesus Christ
FRIDAY, January lo-PGyer Tor tho sick and afflicted .
for widows and orphans; and for tho persecued for
rightoousness cake.
SATURDAY. January 1i.--Praycr for tho Christian
church for increase OF holiness and activity fidelity
love- and for grace equal to the duties and dangers
the tines
SUNDAY. January l2--scrmoux subjeet-Chrisiian
chari.y--l Cor. IL.