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The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · September 3, 1867

FromAdvent Review and Sabbath Herald, Vol. XXX, No. 12

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News and Miscellany.

Can ye not discern the Signs of the Times? Matt. xvi, 3.
—It is stated at the capital by persons well versed in the condition of affairs in Maryland, and who have spent considerable time in counties near Washington, that the opinion is very prevalent there that the President intends to resist the impeachment by force, and that nearly all rebel militiamen confidently expect to be called upon. As a significant coincidence, these opinions seem to have sprung up immediately after Montgomery Blair's late visits to Annapolis. The name of Jerry Black is also very generally used as one committed to this line of Presidential defense.
Insurrection in Spain.—MADRID, August 23. A state seige is declared in all the provinces in consequence of anticipated insurrectionary movements.
Spain.—Paris, Aug. 28.—Evening. Reports continue from rebel sources of the success of the insurrection in Spain, and especially in the province of Arragon. Latest advices report that the insurgents have captured and hold the city of Saragossa.
Anxiety in Europe.—LONDON, August 28. The increasing bitterness apparent in the editorials of the Prussian journals on the Salzburg conference, causes much anxiety throughout Europe.