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E3Hor Frss Press aaf T-imes:
Thursday. Dec 18th. saw the Senate galleries
filed with spectators. anxious TO hear the pro
missed speech Of Carl Sohgrz in support Of the
general amnesty resolution offered by him seye-
"a days before, it being understood that he
would on this occasion, attempt % yiuiicste his
course IN regard to the recent election in Mis-
souri,.
Daring the uniuteres,ias Sc morning hour SO
/ there vas abundant tine llr the study Of the
habits Of Senators Dr. Trass would be horri-
fei az the extensive consumption Of tobscco, Of
which Tie new ea7fgt-oaiy two weeks IL use--
bears uami.akzb.e evidence; and the wisdom Of
tie selection Of one with f-ires whose color 50
nearly resembles that OF tobacco juice, Is apra-
rent.
Dickens, ia his American Notes, speaks Of the
Legislators, asse ableI here At that time, as tax
ing aim q distant sp-ttoops with su sir Of perfect
confidence in their tI.,g to bit The marx, but
as not aP7reo.st,nf- the necessity Tor making the
ezertion.
1t is eylen, -ha, past successes have made
them careless, or e,ferepe Eel failures have reiu-
Gel them TO despair. for witnessed several de-
hbe-ats AMI entirely successful attempts to hit
'o' --'''-H+'J
near me 1'e u1Luie rule nave been
adopted partly for The accommodation Of clev-
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Of time without e.15yin-- ths ..lil
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the cu-s,-ftv n 5b ,.-v, ,a--,--r, BETRAYED the
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n MRS. C.. ". suIrH OF THE DEATH or Hsi'
DAUGHTER.

DATeHIkk.
Griofwcrn mother, pale with watching
O'er thy darling Anusbel,
Rest thee in the oaviour's promise,
For He doeth all things WE'LL"
Thou didst care with ceaseless vigil,
And untirinC mOther-lOve,
TIL the dark Death Angel hoveredi
And her spirit bore aboys.
All the days and nights SO restless,
And the steady, wearing pain,
Which her childish nature suffered,
She snail never know aEail.
But in calm and radiant glory,
In that land 20 fair and bright,
She's at home with the immOrtals,
clad inrobes Of purest white.
But not alone among the angels
Some have LETT your fold before,
Theg were waiting to receive her,
As she nesred the other shore.
Fear then. meekly. all LIES sorrows,
You will Join them hy and by,
lis our Frather who has given.
And de taketh them on high.
lie has called Just half your loved ones,
One BY one they left your side,
Aisy the saddened ones remaining
Meet with those beyond the tide.
N. Z. G.
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RELIGIOUS IvrELLIcnxcE.

BAPTIST
The Baptists Of Flirhsyen viii delicate the
Sunday school room Of their new church to-
morrow. The main sulience room viii seas 500.
besides which there is a psrlor l,xi1. az infant
class room. library, and various store rooms.
Hon. 6. W. Grlaley has preached .gr the
Baptis; church and society in Ver-eancs the past
four Sabbsths, and will continue 20 10 so anti
the settlement Of new pasto-.-Th,-e is a
strong religious interes, reported s-i.l. in Fair
fax, in connection with the efforts Of R'v. u. g..
Dewitt, the Evangelist More than 80 CONVEX
siOns Of persons Of all ages are now recorded.
Mr. Dewitt viii 60 TO labor next week. il SON
nection with the Baptist church AZ Montgomery.
The Third Presbyterian church, Of Boston.
has extended unanimous call 70 the Rev z. r.
Beadle, d. D., Of Philadelphia. a. 81 salary Of
ak thousand dollsrs.-Tho Baptist parish At
Pittsaeld, Mass voted, Tuesday evening, IS TO
p, in favor Of adopting the new covenant.
Thich forbils the use Of intoxicating liquor. as
4 beverage.--The society Of Free VIII Bsg-
ssts st Ellenburgh, y. T., are constructing =
sommodious church eli6ce, which will be com
pleted in the spring. The basement IS already
finished, go that religious services are held there
in. The society is in prosperous condition,
nine persons having united with it By baptism
last Sabbath
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Twelve husbands with their wives are included
among the ninety hopeful converts which we
spoke Of last week as reported al Derby
At the last quarterly meeting In Wilmington
eighteen new members united with the church.
Three thousand i've hundred dollars have
been subscribed for new Methodist Church at
Richford.-In Elmore the Methodist Society,"
moving for a new church building. Eleven
hundred dollars hsve already been subscribed
The spiritual increase Of the society IS slso IA
vorable-eleven persons having been baptized
and received into the church at the recent quar-
terly meeting. The FIVE Methodist Churches Of
Lynn, Mssa, held union service the other day in
commemorAtion of the eiehtieth anniversary of
the settlement of Rev. Joshua Lee. the pioneer
Methodist preacher in Lynn.
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To-day, being the eve Of the feast Of Christ
mas, is kept as fast dsy.--The semi-unnusl
reception of members to the Young Mems Soda
lily in connection with St. Mary's church, Endi-
colt street, Boston, took place on the 18th ult,
in that church. About Fifty were admitted The
society now numbers 300 members At
Ellenburgh Corners, n. Y, large Catholic
church is being built, which will cost $50, 900
when finished The Catholic church at Middle
Granville, N. Y, is being hurried on to compile
tion---A large and costly building for Roman
Catholic orphans is nearly finished on Long
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FgEEEMgTEH C0EEEGE
Board and Tuition per annum, s226.
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MUSICAL LITERATURE.

Iuaugursted by n. r. u. Prince Arthur. Board
and Tuition per annum. s226. PREsIr EsT: The
Very Rev. !. l-ellmuth, d. D.. Dean Of Huron. For
Particulars apply TO Major Evans, London, Canada
West Sept lo--d&wly
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STATIONS on the part of the audience The Mar
seilaise was encored halfdozen times at a"show"
which visited last evening and was still in
demand, when "Rule Britannia" was struck up,
and greeted with a chorus from a thousand
healthy Engli.hmen. Under the inspiration Of
so many patriotic displays, it is not astonishing
that the war fever pi evsils-snd if the truth
were known, perhsps a host of youths might be
discovered diigent over military works, with
logical idea of what the world is coming to.
In London, the news boys appear to be the
only gentlemen who are driving brisk trade.
But among them there is so mucn competition
that their calling is hardly envisble At the
Bank of England there are generally host of
boys shouting the Latest kilograms, and one gets
the idea that universal war is imminent every
day in that locality. The stock exchange is very
near the bank, so that the capricious fuctua-
tions in stock quotations. may be easily explained.
THE QUEEN AND HER FAMILY.
The Queen recently returned from the High
lands of Scotland, and is now at Windsor with
the royal family. With her usual good taste
she avoids London as much as possible, and
while her subjects complain of her retirement
from public ife, she courts pure and rustic
amusements, wherewith to prolong her reign.
The Prince Of Wales is said to be INDUCING in
manly sports ct Sandringham, his county resi-
dence A spirit of emulation seems to exist be-
tween the Sovereign and the heir apparent to
the throne But the Prince is mistaken if he
expects to outlive his mother. During the last
year His Royal Highness has been a martyr to
innumerable cornerstone lsyings and inaugural
celebrstons-those happy prerogs;ives Of 10y
slty, which are hardly agreeable to one of the
Princes idess. Some people think there is
malice toward he prince, and that the pro
grsmme is carefully arranged with a view 10
wearing him out.
The royal family generally appear to confne
themselves to domestic interests and questions
Princess Louise is busy about her marriage pre-
parations Prince Arthur occasionally dissipstes
with the Prince Imperial, with whom he has
visited The sights in London lately. But no ex-
preston of sympathy for either of the continent
tal hegerents has come from the royal family.
Yesterday the Empress Eugene and Prince
Imperial visited the Queen and were welcomed
by Her Majesty in her usual hospitable style.
The gallant son-in-law Of Her Majesty, the
Grown Prince Of Prussia, is known to be syerse
to the display Of Bismarckism in France, go that
the Queen mag express sympathy for bo:h belli- /.
geren;s without compromising herself Since /
the reign Of George the Third, English sove-
reigns have not been identified with any public /
and the present prescriptive royal .
right of reserve insures popularity; which even
the Prince Of Wales, notwithstanding his youth
ful digress.cns, now enjoys 10 a considerable ex-
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Island-The Catholics of the United States
gave, last year, more than $4,000 for the sup
/ port of the American Catholic College at Rome,
/ of which S44 600 was contributed by residents
in New York city.-The Rev. l. 7. Hecker,
delivered lecture last week in the Church Of
the Holy Cross, N Y, in aid Of the poor OF the
/ parish. His subject was " The Nature OF our
Communication with the Inhabitants Of the other
World ''---Bishop Baltes of Quincy, H., has
excommunicsted. for the period Of one year,
nearly the entire congregation Of the Catholic
church At New Athens, IL, for engaging 10
dance on Sunday, November 6. The dance was
given in honor of new church, and vas in op-
position to the will of the priests.--At St
Mchsel's Cathedral, Springfield, Mass, the last
two weeks have been times of busy preparation
for Christmas. Four masses have been said
dsily, pulpit instructions given and confessions
heard The members of the various religious
and temperance societies connected with the
church have also made united communions. \
Fair viii commence January %, and continue
an entire week--Meetings to protest against
the action of the Italian government towards the
Pope have been held in Albany, Green Island,
y. Y, Portland, Ne, and several in New York
city lately.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Queen of England did not, as reported.
partake Of the communion at the Cathie Presby-
terrain Church. She onlylent the communion ser
vice, and looked on during the ceremony. But
her daughter is to marry Scotch Presbyterian.
The f5rty-flur;h annual meeting of the New
York City Mission and Tract Society was held
al the Bible House recently. The report of the
treasurer, Morris h. Jessup, shows the receipts
to have been S54,l719S, and the expenditures
S53,lSs 26, leaving balance Of S9S3.72- /
The receipts Of the American Colonization So /
cie,y during the past yearhave been S20,090o6, /
s2,56-.3s from legaeies, s9,69s.0i |
from gifts, and 81, SD 90 from miscellaneous
sources.
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LONDON, 9th December, 1870.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
EIHor Free Pros, 6 Tine.
Peace-loying iadiyiluals have undoubtedly
reioiced to learn Of the course adopted by the
English Government IN the settlement Of the
- Eastern Question BY way Of divert
ing public attention from the mono
tonous al7ices respecting Prussian advances
and ,.c;orie-, English newspapers have quite
generally assumed defiant attitude towari
Russia, and Her Msiestys subjects msy be said
10 have put on bellicose gerb TO assure the
world that there is still existing in them q
chivalric spirit.
During the interval between Lord Granyiile's
first reply and Prince Gortchskof-s apology.
there was considerable talk Of universal war.
Mr.. Froude wrote TO the Times sletter in which
he predicted that, in the event Of war with
Russia, priyateers would be fitted out in the
United States, to destroy the English shipping
AMI that would bring about Wsr with the States
thus tue civilized world vas pictured in an
universal war.
Now that the disturbing cause in the Eastern
question has been removed, tie hitherto rampant
lion has assumed a peaceful attitude. snd
glsnces alphabetically toward the scenes Of the
misfortunes of heroic Frenchmen.
THE WAR SPIRIT.
But when the English Government is urged
by its subjects to declare war to vindicste a
treaty which would not be imposed sfresh upon
Russis, one is persuaded that the war spirit
prevails to such an extent that the time is far
Instant when the lion and the lamb shall lie /.
Town together in peace.
Public interest in the continental war Is not in |
he least sbsted. At several places of smuse- /
nent, the French and Prussan national airs are
sung every night, snd give rise to lively demon
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COMMERCIAL BANK NOTICE.
IN Act 20 amend au set entitled M act relst'u- O.
o. the redeupuY % ~ als uHte-. alp7c~t7 or.
So. Section one OF sl 4et entitled an act felat-
IN o. tie redemption oi hank notes IS hereby
amended So as % read as lllogrs
After Tie expiration ol The charter ~ any bank
chartered by TIL, state, or after the Termination Of
the existence az any such hank a-reoahIv % the
laws u this state such bank may cause notice 90 Be
published In three weekly newspapers i'm the county
wnere sue. bank is located, u go many There be- lr
siS m0Eths preference being given 90 the papers
having the largest circulation setting forth that
said bank viii redeem It's outstanding bills, the da
Of the exqirrt0u u is charter, or Tho date Of the
Termination of It's existence ard copy Of this set
and upon due publication Of such notice roither
such hank nor is officers shall be liable 90 any a.
ton for the uon-rodumpton fanny OF 90, Du'sand-
in bills, unless the sime shall have been duly pre-
'ented, and pay ment thereof demanded within the
time Aforesaid az the banking house Of such haak
SEC p This act shall take effect from is passage.
Approved Nov. - lS1O.
In pursuance Of tho foregoing act u the Le-isIs-
ture of Vermont, notice hereby given that the
charter Of the Commercial Bank O. Darlington Yer
mont, expired on the first day Of January A D.
SIS, and that its existence viii terminate On tho st
day Of January d. l--I, and said Bank will -e-
deem IFS outstanding bills
81 order Of the Disecto.s and Stock l0,ic-s
Burlington. Vt. Dec ith 1874.
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At recent pastoral VISIT at Woois,ock, Rev
J. o Drumm, the pastor, was orlainel, Rev. Dr
Douglass Of Windsor and Rev. c. x. Batchelier
Of Bethel assisting Bishop Bissel IL the cere-
mony. The services thrcughou. we're largely
attended and deeply interesting - Professor
Chandler Of East Miidlehury, is 70 take Dea-
cons orders in the Episcopal Church next
month.-A - memorial window. the GIT Of
Hon. L F. Relfela Is to be put in the rear Of
the chsncel of 81. Paul's church, Windsor.
The Bishop Of Gloucester and Bristol las
decided that lay preaching canaot be allowed
m the Established Church in England lie for
babe Mr.. r Croome Of Stroud, 60 FL an ap-
poiutmeut Of tina; kinl-Ihe conservation u
two Bthops took place in St Paul's Cathe-
lral, Londan, Eng, on St. Andrews dsy As
such sn event had never occurred in the cathe-
lral, in living memory, It attracted consider
able interest. The prelates elect were Or. Chez
than, vicar Of Qusrndon, near Derby, for Sier-
"a Leoue and Dr. H. c. Iiuxtable fo- Msuri-
thus. - The health Of the Bishop Of Connect
80 "' ~" @"iloia'''s iihpaiIe- u sUlA All
extent that his physician has ordered entire
rest for two or three months. The Bishops of
Vermont AID New Hampshire bsye kindly Of
iered 70 perform his duties during that period,
and on Saturday morning, Dec. Il. tae Bishop Of
Vermont held an ordination in Trinity chapel,
New Haven, when he admitted to the Priest |
hood the officiating minister, the Rev. Lemuel |
H. Wells
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Ir Gladstone and the government are be
coming unpopular Mr.. Bright has been unable
through ill-health to support the Liberal policy,
snd malicious persons now say that he keeps his
position in the government merely to secure I.
retiring salary 70 which he will be entitled to
after holding his position for two years. Lord
Granville is thought TO have conducted digni-
6ei correspondence with the Russian govern
ment. but sui there is great discomfort toward
the government because the promised economi-
cal reforms have not been accomplished, and be
cause the Irish Church Aud Land sets Of Psrlia-
ment have not produced any immediate benefit
in Ireland. The marital spirit exists principally
in the Conservative ranks-snl it may be found
that a chan ge Of government is necessary to keep
up with the times Lord Derby IS now spoken
of for the next governmental leader.
The Philadelphia correspondent Of the Times
gives prominence 10 Gen. Buffers resurrection
Of the sut-Briiish feeling, and Gen. Grants
message 20 Congress, which was printed quite
fully N the Times this morning, contains spirit
ell sivices TO Eoglishmen. But no comments
are made upon the subject, and John Bull hay-
ing already been emitted on 0ue cheek, turns
the other 70 such critiques, feeling that iona
thsn's threats are only vain-g,erious boas;iags.
uUlseUIs.
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