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tertained by Prussia that the fcsse explains .ne re-
cent attempt made at Vienna by Baron wertncr 10
molily Beust with respect 10 the Usedon despatch,
an attempt seemingly crowned with little success
and which has not prevented Austria from assuIn'ng
resolutely neutral attitude de Beuss see at, va
have given 1t to he understood that Austria III future
would take greater precautions. The discovery snal
not only her defeat and expulsion rom uerinahy,
but the complete dissolution OF the empire laa oeen
contemplated and planned by Prussia, was ample
indeed, to put her upon her guard. Els ffesse
says :.
What Prussia dreaded the most was precisely TINS
conflict broke France and Prussia the object
OF be to drag Russia into on her side The
IN se 81 na hoM eod ss ac
gagged in the north or west Russia mght maze m no
when G & and sGs
OF Austria was more to Russ. than the Turkish
troops presence of Western armies that side
nsan
would only be the nerveess useless intervention
Of Bavaria and, perhaps, OF Wurtemberg
kilograms from Paris OF the 10th OF September
to London state the MOnitelr, in its usual weekly
bulletin says that the state Of affairs continues alto
gether quiet and peaceful. Most of the sovereigns
are at the present moment absent from their capt.
tails while the government strives to make ideas of
moderation prevail IN the various questions arising
for their examination.
The Commissioners of the Bourse received the fol-
lowing note to-day;."The Ministers for Foreign A.
fairs Interior and Finance are agreed in considering
that the speech of the King OF Prussia at Kiei pub
lished by the journals this morning. referred solely
to the events OF 1865 and had no application to pre-
sent circumstances"
The Eteadard considers that the speech OF King
William does not imply any idea uniavorable to the
maintenance OF peace.
The Patr'te contains an article which interprets
the King OF PrusSias speech at Kiel In peaceful
sense and says that public opinion will draw no
prognostcs OF war from the allusion OF King Will
liam to the war in the Duchies. The article con-
cludes as follows-''The peaceful promises OF King
William will be applauded in GERMANY In the same
manner as in France Satisfaction has been felt at
the solicitude with which the Emperor upon leaving
Chalons, AVOIDED furnishing preteXt Tor hostile
comments.r
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Appearance Of the Armed Bands.

telegram from Madrid OF the l4th of September
reports that fresh armed bands have made their ap-
pearance IN Andalusia, levying contributions from
the inhabitants, but paying regularly for their bread
wine and meat.
The ex-King OF Naples, Francis H.. has conferred
the Grand Cross Of the order of ST. Lanaurus upon
the President of the Council and the Ministers OF
State aud Finance in Madrid.
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nation to preach appropriate dscourses on the FIRST
Sunday in November 1870, and that during that year
purse be raised for the support OF the missionary
work OF the convention, to be called the Murray
Centenary Fund. ut was also voted to hold the
meeting OF the General Convention in 1870 at Glou-
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Religious Notes.

II is proposed that great meeting OF the Worlds
Evangelical Alliance be held in this city. Certainly
let New York have the benefit OF Of these grand
and influential Christian conferences.
The Observer discusses the question, "would an
established Church help ~ Don't talk about it,
unless you want to Kick up regular religious plug
muSs.
1t is proposed to revise the Episcopal Prayer
Book. II has been discovered that there are Roma Il
izing germs in IL.
A religious contemporary thinks trat the reason
pous people often made the bad characters in
novels Is that so many set for the portrait.
The Illinois State Christian Convention hel I'M
der the aupices Of the American Christian Commits
sion Will meet at Bloomington on the goth, 2ls and
I'D OF october.
convention OF returned foreign missionaries has
been called Tor the purpose OF discussinghe subject
OF polygamy. Salt Lake CITY would be a good lace
The Ereemdn's Journal (Catholic) announces the
arrival OF delegation OF q new order of charity
from Brittany France called the Little sisters Of
the Poor" They have established themselves In DE
Kalb avenue, Brooklyn.
The State Convention OF Young Mems Christian
Associations at Worcester, Mass, was quite success
fu. There were large number OF clergymen pres
ent, and the uniformity with which they bore testi-
mony to the good results achieved by the Christian
Associations IN the past and the hearty earnesness
with which they babe them God speed for the future
were among the interesting and notable features OF
the gathering.
strictly religious contemporary refers to the trial
of the Rev. Mr.. Hubbard for iryngism IN Providence
X. l., In the following independent way:-We OBJ.
serve In the indictment against the Rev. Mr. Hub
bard. Rhode Island for the henous offence OF invit-
ing Rev. Mr.. Denison, Baptist clergyman, TO preach
in his pulpit, that the presenters always use the
title Rev. as the prefix to the of the accused
and, in speaking OF the innocent Baptist minister.
he Is mentioned as lone Frederick Denison,r aud
afterwards invariably as "the said Denison." Not
less than nine times the Rev. Mr. Denison. il al.
luded to by name as the said Denson" or us zone
Denison' whlie the man on trial Is invariably. and
with great care, honored with the title of reverend.
The indictment reads as n the Rev. Mr.. Denison
were the guilty party, or some notorious offender
not worthy OF being named with the common civ IL
ties OF lile such arrogance degrades those only who
display IT, and merits the reDuAe of every gentleman
and Christian.
The Observer saws the prospect Of the reunion OF
the Presbyterian Church Is favorable. The follow
Ing table gives the relative membership OF the Old
school and new school Presbyterian ana the Con-
grcgatiOnal denominations In the more Northern
states. New England ia omitted, rs there are scarce
do1ea Presbyterian churches IN those States con-
nected with those Two branches Of the order: and
the Souinern states are omitted, rs Congregational
Ism < Vpfv gr pph
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II VIII be from this table that throughout the
Northwest, with the exception OF Michigan, the Old
school are much stronger than the New school
Prcsbyterians.
At the general convention of Universalists at Prov
dence last week arrangements were made FOR the
centennial celebration Of the establishment OF the
first Universalist church in the United States.
by John Murray, IN Gloucester, Mass, IN 100.
IL was voted 10 raise "A committee OF arrange
ments. ~ request oil the clergy OF the denvmi-
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To-day, at the Howard Mission, there will be Sun
day school services from to three O'Clock, to be
followed by "A meeting of the missionaries, who have
been engaged In the Water street REVEALS, to report
progress in the work. Meetings will be held at John
Aliens and Kit Burns at five +. NJ, and every day
next week from twelve to one O'Clock. Rev. Mr..
Van Meter will speak OF the work in which he Is
gagged at half past ten O'Clock A. NJ, in the stanton
street Baptist church. near the BOwery, and at half
past seven O'Clock r. M. in the New England Con-
gregational (Rev. Lyman Abbots) church. Forty
fourth street, between Broadway and Sixth avenue.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE;

THAT on the 26h day of December A. D. 1867, n
l. Warrant in Bankruptcy issued against the
Estate of Nelson W. French, of the township of
Wndham, in the County OF Wyoming, and State Of
Pennsylvania, who has been aijudged Bankrupt on
his own petition; that the payment of any debts
AMI delivery of any property belonging to such
Bankrupt, to him. for his use and the transfer Of
any property by him are forbidden by law I; that q
meeting of the Creditors of sai Bankrupt to prove
their debts, and TO choose one Assiynees Of
his Estate, will be held at Court of Bankruptcy,
to be holden the Office of the Register in the Bor-
ough of Townnda, before Edward 9verton Jr Reg
ister on the 9th day of February D. 1868 at 2
o'clock p. M.
THOMAS A ROWLEY, U. S. Marshall
23w4 ByEB CooLRarer Denutv.
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NOTICE BANKRUPTCY.

THIS is to give notice, that on the 4th day of
l. January A. D. 1868, Warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued against the Estate of Riley Sckier, Of
Falls township in the County of Wyoming aud State
Of Pennsylvania, Who has been adjudged Bankrupt
on his own petition that the payment of any debts
and delivery of any property belonging to such
Bankrupt to him. for his use. and the transfer Of
any property by him forbidden by law that
meeting of the Creditors of said Bankrupt to prove
their debts, and to choose or more Assignces Of
his Estate will be held at Court of Bankruptcy to
be holden AT the Office of tbe Register, 10 Towanda
Bradford county. Pa before Edward Overton. Jr.,
the 9Th day of February A. D. 1868, at o'olocA
P. d..
THOS. A ROWLEY, L. S. Marshall
v7n22w4 By z. b. CooLBAUGH, Deputy.
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WAKEFI FIELD-GREGORY-In ScottsvilIe on the
18th inst, by Rev. 7. Z. Phillips, Mr. Theron
Wakefield, Of Forkston, to Miss Mary Ann Greg
ory, of Wlmot, Bradford Co., Pa.
ROBINS0N-H -HARFORD-0 the 18th inst, at the
Baptist Church, by Rev. T. j. Phillips, Mr. James
X. Robinson Esq, to Miss Euphama NJ Hartford
ali Of Forkston, Pa.
WEED -AYERS-0n Friday evening, Jan. l7th
at Mill City Hotel, by Lewis Ager, Esq. Allen F,
Weed and Miss Elsie NJ. Ayers, both Of Falls
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Died,

Tunkhannock on Friday. January
Path, Louie BENJAMIN, infant son of John and
CIarie Stemples, aged months aud l9 days.
' Beneath the sod in sweet Ispose,
Is laid a mothers dearest pride;
A flower that scarce had walked to life,
And light and bea uty ere it died.
God in his wisdom has recalled
The precions boon bis love had given,
And though the casket noulders here,
%he gem is sparkling now in Heaven"
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tDTICF

Is hereby given, that I have placed in possession
Of Samuel Daley Jr, pair of steers, to be kept
by him during my will and pleasure-ail persons are
forbid molesting or interfering with the same
DAVID PATRICK,
0vsrield Pa Oct. 7th 1867 v7nl0n,
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NOTICE.

The public are hereby notified not to purchase q
note, given to -- Conkin for $500, d-tod Dec,
9, 1867, payment the 9Th day of April 1868, as
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by Law. EDWIN A. DEWoLE.
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