The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-04-08
THE NEWS.

The celebrated Pere Hyacinthe is now the
editor of new religious journal, La Con-
carrie, the first number of which appeared in
Paris, where it is published, last week. A re-
port was in circulation recently that some
miscreants had plundered George Peabody's
tomb and stolen the silver mountings from
| the burial casket.-General Thomas, of the
U. S. Army, died in California last week.
Ripe tomatoes from the South have appeared
in the Philadelphia markets-President
Grant, it appears, is not very well posted as
| to the number of voters to be gained by the
Fifteenth Amendment, he having estimated
them at four millions, which is the numerical
strength of the entire negro race in this
be he calculates on Chinese and Indians to
| fill up with.-A railroad is to be built in
Greece.--lt is said that Prince Bonaparte
has been requested by the Emperor to leave
France, and that he intends. to come to this
country.-Horace Greedy is to deliver the
address at the next fair of the st. Louis Ag-
ricutural and Mechanical Association 1.-The
American apti,slavory society, (which Wen
dell Phillips is president, hps resolved to hold
its last meeting as grand jubilee on the 9th
April.-The Avondale mine, where the dis
astrous accident by fire occurred last Septem-
Der, has been opened for work again.-Me-
MORALS urging the abolition of the income
tax are coming in large numbers from differ
eat parts of the country.-Late advices from
Cuba state that general movement of Span
ish troops against the rebels in the central
department has commemorate Indignation
meetings are being held at intervals in Dub
lin against the proposed legislation by the
British Parliament relating to Ireland. Emil
grafton to this country is said to be on the |
increase, owing to the political complexion
of affairs there.-Quite flood occurred at |
Cumberland, Md, on Friday night of last
week, and part of the town was inundated |
by the rise in the Potomac river and Wills
Creek.-James Fisk, Jr., has been elected
Colonel of a regiment of the New York State
on the part Of the Indi-
ans have again broken out in Wyoming Ter
n number Of persons have been
by them near South Pass City, and
the stage due at that place had not arrived
at last accounts, and fears were entertained
that it had been intercepted by the savages
and all hands murdercd.--Mad dogs are
alarmingly plentiful in Cecil county. In Sas-
Safras Neck, dog belonging to Mr.. George
ii. Price went mad and bit number of 9TH
er dogs and negro child, before it was des-
lroyed.-The first colored vote under the Fiji
-eenth Amendment took place at an election
held to ratify the new charter of the city of
Perth Amboy, in New Jersey, on Thursday
Of last week Two colored men presented
on the strength of the Presidents
PROCLAMATION and their votes were received
The growing wheat crops in Virginia pre-
'ent promising appearance.-Mr. Thomas t
Moore, reading clerk of the House of Del t
'gates of Maryland, was robbed ofsome three
hundred dollars at the City Hotel at Annapo-
is, last week. One of the walters has been $
rrested for the ofense-A woman named i
'unbry was fined five dollars at Washington, ,
}. G., recently, on the charge of cruelty to
nimals, for throwing brick at pig, that
lad intruded ON her premises.