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The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Third-day, November 19, 1867

FromReview and Herald, Vol. XXX, No. 23

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News and Miscellany.

Can ye not discern the Signs of the Times? Matt. xvi, 3.
—Unfortunately Mexico, it is said, is again on the eve of a revolution. The vote on the Convocatoria showed a wide-spread dissatisfaction with the administration of Juarez, but we hoped that his opponents would be willing to combat him by ballots, and not by bullets.
—Peru is again in the midst of a civil war, and President Prado has found it necessary to place himself at the head of troops to put down the insurrection. It is a new feature in these civil wars that the Government of Chili has been requested and has been found willing to furnish troops to President Prado, to aid him in quelling the rebellion.
—The Turkish Government has again refused to accept the advice of the Great Powers of Europe, and makes grand preparations for war. If, as a cable dispatch states, England, France, and Austria have come to a new understanding about the Eastern question, their alliance is undoubtedly directed against the plans attributed to Russia.