The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-01-17
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NEWS ITEMS.

tne respective terms or fHce OF the oehhlors
elect rs follows
Senators Of the e st class. whose term of Of
fce expires at the end of two years: Messrs
Maddox, Of s.. Marv's; Fields. of Caroline
Spatrs. Of Alleganv Walsh. of Hartford Comp
ton. Of Charles Parker, of Worcester, Snyder,
of the second legislative district Of Baltimore
CITY; Lee, of Prince Georges; Smith, Of Dor
chester; Brewer. of Montgomery; Miller, Of
Cecil md Hammond, Of Talbot.
Sen, tors of the second class. whose term Of
Office expires ut the end of four wears Messrs
Clarke, Of Baltimore comfy, Kimmell, of Sec
ond legislative district of Baltimore city Biges,
of Frederick county; Browne, OF Carroll, Hy.
land, of Somerset; benson. of third Legislative
district OF B ltimore city; WEIGH, of Kent
Earle of Queen Anne's; Henkle. of Anne Arun-
del Carroll, of Howard Grove, of Washing
ton, and Parker of Calvert.
MK sSTANroN's SUSPENSION The q. s. Sen
ate, on Monday, in ex, culire session adopted
the resolution reported from the committee on
military affairs, namely: That the Senate hav-
ing considered the evidence and reasons given
BY the President in his message of the Goth of
Drcemb.r list, for the suspension from office of
the Secretary Of War. Edwin NJ. Stanton, do not
concur in such suspension.
The vote was taken ut o'clock this evening,
and the resolution was passed by vote of yeas
35, nays The Senate removed the Injunction
of secresy from the MINORITY and minority re-
ports of the committee on military affairs. The
Senate also ordered that certified copies of the
resolutions be Transmitted to the President, Gen.
Grant, and Hon. Edwin NJ Stanton. y,
STATE TRKAsURER.- The, election for State
Treasurer of Maryland took place on Friday, 1t
resulted. ont of log ballots cast, as follows !:
Robert Fowler IS, John Merrvmsn So, and
bl nix Mr.. Fowler, the present treasurer, was
thereupon declared duly elected for two years
THE PRESIDENCY. The Hon. Geo. Fl. Pende-
ton has been nominated by the democratic State
conventions OF Ohio, Indiana and West Virginia
as the c hdidate OF that party for lie Presidency.
The leading Democratic paper in Western Penn
sylvanii has pro iounced in his favor, and all
over the west he is regarded as the future STAN
dard bearer of the party. Mr.. Pendeton is very
generally admitted to be gentleman of fine
abilities.
ONO DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS the Dem
ocrstic Stale Convention, which assembled at
Columbus on the 9Th inst, the following nomi-
nations were mldt Secretary of State. Thorn
ss Hubbard; Supreme Court Judge, William E.
Fink School Commissioner, J r. Kirk wood
Clerk Supreme Court John NJ. Webb Member
Board Public Works, Arthur Hughes.
DEATH OF BISHOP HOPKINS burlington VT,
jim 9.-Right Rev. Bishop Hopkins, presiding
bishop OF the Protestant Episcopal Church in
the United States. died at the episcopal residence
at Lock Point, this afternoon, aged 76 years.
Our OF EMPLOYMENT. The New York World
continues to give statistics of the number of
workingmen out of employment 1t recently
stated thai so 900 wanted ork in New York
city, and 10, 900 in Brooklyn, and now sa vs. that
the depression in New England throws out of
work nj least l60 600 people-lO 600 in Maine
20 600 in New Hampshire, 80 900 in Connecticut
and Rhode Island, and 100000 in Massachu-
sets.
JUDICIAL DECISION AGAINST NEGRO SUFFRAGE.
-hno1OHte, Tenn, J'n. l0-Judge Frogg, of
the United Suites D strict Court, declined YES
terday to grant an injunction prohibiting the
Mayor and the new municipal boards from tsk
ing their seats, hut IN the course of his opnion
he pronounced the law enfranchsing the blacks
to be mil aud void.
Es-on the Sd inst, as Gen. James Long
street MAS patsing through Knoxville, Tenn. on
his way tn W shington the United States Mar
sha!, with posse, approached him with war
rant for his arrest on the charge of TREASON. But
the warrant read u B. Longstreet." and no
was thus enabled to escap, upon the train before
the warrant could be amended.
va The Boston correspondent of the Spring
frld( Mass, Republican says this: chickens does
not live with his wife, it is said and this fact
adds spice to his little story A lady well known
in literary circles and who suffers from an or
gsnic disappointment, on the evening of the first
readinI sent Mr.. Dickens bouquet. The floral
offering was returned with the thanks of the re-
cipient, and the announcement that a lady of
London supplied him with flowers tor his button
holes, not only in England but America Oh,
Charles! at your age and with that bald head
and that gray goatee!'
&1- IS" gives in Tho Times a remedy for
hydruphobia which, it is Stated, was habituallv
used hy thu l,ie Mr.. Youatt, a we'll known
veterinary SURGEON, who was bite en- by mad dogs
eight times. The remedy was to allow the com
mon nitrate OF silver, easily procurable to filter
into TIE wound. II decomposes the saliva. and
in dol ~ this destroys the virus Sir BENJAMIN
Brod' "id the writer acted upon this with com
peie success in case where II m ID dog had
licked the inside Of "A child's mouth The best
mode of application OF the nitrate of silver is by
introducing it into the wound.
THs Rev. J. n. d. WINeFIELp. upder-
stand thai this energetic, eloquent and popular
clergyman. nnw in oh trge OF Old Trinity. has
recently received H. call to the pastoral cure OF
st. Phuls in Petersburg, lately renuuished nv
the Rev. John Cosby. The call, we learn. has
been declined .-AoEfo Journal
TH+ SUCCESSOR OF Bishop HOPKINS the
ded;n OF Bishop Hopkins. the place of presiding
bis p IN the Protestant Episcopal Chnreh of the
Unt"d States no brionls TO the r ght Rev.
Be min Bosworth Smith, d. D., of Kentucky.
rESIAS PAPERS DIsCovERED. Dublin. Jan Ia
-P"pers have been found upon the prisoner
Lrmron which, II is said, expose the whole plan
OF The FeniAn leaders for future operations in
Ireland
WM. p. MAULsBY, JR VIM. p. Maulsbv.
Jr., young and talented lawyer of Frederick
City, Nd, and son OF Col. William p. Manlsbv.
OF that city, WAS admitted to practice in the T.
s. District Court OF Mar, land, week before last
j
 Gen. Ne,de, commanding the third mill
tary district, has issued an order REMOVING CIV
JrnkIhs, OF Georgia, and Treasurer jones E ON
Office, and appointing Gen Thonms Il. Ruyer,
colonel ot tire 33d infantry, Governor, and Can
tain 9. F. Rockwell, of the or in nee depart
men, Treasurer.
JET At Aberdeen, in this county ia ob Fl.
6al IN bas been appointed postmaster, in Mace
OF Grufte F. W ,lker, resigned
Mf5- Holmes SAWS he never saw trua hann;noso