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, 1870-09-05
FOREIGN.


THE GREAT rny1tr;vt
| Ssn.s Sent. ., 40 r, nv. .,,,.
,-7rv .,o ,-,s,,.., :. w..
..-.,.. "I'iE'o' aoi'
'eeue3ea !" "e' AacAanon IS wounded
tsl9ned1 W1LLIAN.
! BERLIN, Sent 9-Tne following lrnnorss nj t,.e
na,eh ,1a, ,nst heen made nr,,.c,
.n-rc.. a-.,., So. go, :,
eeNes' NfeAe'' r1'eats oep@ LIZA
| p rm-Fton the King to the Queen: capttula.
tiou, Whereby the whole azmy ut Sedan are pr,s
| onera OF war. mas tuat BEEN cnnclu,!r,, vEth aar
| era] ty1mnfen. cnmnanatno ,ns..s,, -, 1y,.a,,.
g,cM.bn, 49,, :, ..,,:, r.rN
4"e'' "ne - "oDn"so. 4ae Emperor SUI
nEaaelet hiCsell 10 me, as he has no command,
AID left everything to the Regent at Paris, Ills
residence shn,I .nnnn. .f,Ar q, t,+o-r,.u.,. ,.,,s
hin, =. -n,,,,,.,,... -, ".N"
....- ~.-..-" ~ ~ uAea 1nueala'e4s-
Noe e'sa''' "iel "oos soloaace' nave
"Aea'
WAsnISGzoS, Sept 4-Thc following telegram
xas received At the state nrnA.tmene ,h,e r,,,-,
k,,c f,,u, MEntstar uo,,a1,
| -
AnSouS' seps- Zine Emperor Napoleon sur-
I rendered yesterday, At Sedan. to the Kfn1 nf
Prussia. The whole French army as Sedan are
pttspuera OF war.
ts,,n.1p 1,o
~
4ue 1't'"1s nas al'o oeea teceayeas addressed
4
LONDON. Sept s-l1:l5 D, m.-The Ensneror ant
| 1+rs.a, ,fr4oh,r,s .-w. h.y. s,-,.n.,., -.
~. z-',-"s ae
" ~s' o'1s' 1As .Dpe:o. 'es'uenee Ii
10 ~ *7poih'ed ny toe h1ns' AFTER IN Interview
Win n'tn- Ihe capltuAtlon Tas concluded with
Genera1 Wtmpfen, instead OF McMahou. who Nss
| wuunA.d
| ,u,.,,>
A'eA-ot 4o4Asf'
M!n1sIeF II Londou-
! Skw YoHK, Sept. 3.-The neHs Of tue surreu.
I der comes through the regular Aasoc,atet preas
| chanucfs ,hynupn .nc-tn, ,,.s,,,rbo. :, v,L,,,,
! ,,,ss.. an, ~ x,-,-n,. ,,,,.,,.,,.,. =.
., ~""A'- - e3"sss
e'e0. sAs"eaen@
| lspee1sI D4patcn u TIE NeT iofk TFtbune.l
| AAspoS' etpt@ So special correspondent Of
lae 4r1onne telcKiaphs from the King heatiquar-
tefs, a. senatest, Lear Settau Ft!'tay: The pat-
Ae OF setan began at III tue morniDg, Sept l..
h"o fsussAn corps were IN position, on tue Tcst
VI Sstai. HAVING got mere ~ ions ioscet nareas-
Gu cuI W tae FRENCH RETREAT
~ aaAeAes' souIA u seoAa "as the lsst
s2'at'on eotps, aha east aefoss thc Aeuse the
seeono basatlan Iorpa Inc sa2ona we're On the
NORTHEAST Win tne GusFaA Twas with the King
throughout the day, on the hill above the Nease,
'co'huandhK sp'snslid view OF the wiley OF ta=
aeosa 3nu uea4' A1ef tremendous nattle, the
ifussiaos ha'''R eoiapiete surrounded sestan.
sno tne nasatlaEs nas1oR en.elea tne for-
uusanoua VI seaaA' tue Empslot caPitHtated
~ 1o'1' r. H. tA' les'et ~ tue htn9 OF ftu5sla
saSs: F" as cannot ale ~ tae aea'l OF mi army,
lss my sEoFd al the 1eet of fouE Majesty"
Saiei:on eit seaaa i"f Tue iEnssan headqa2r-
ss's' a. 'cnN1cs' 1s "e'oeA LII 'ae MofhloR or
septeuoef- ......-
.aAsAanoh mao'e army comprising 10000
.t'' SNtAs4@se s "4s"oNN eo1oetoHs Lac
.t.SsIaos es 7sooo 1aen easa9eu' Ut III reserve,
'ae f'enea 41''V'o' .......
, 1870-09-05
DENMARE,

CcrtSulGtS, Sept a-Tce ship >H2nsa, which
foEhed part eI the Potaf ExpsIi-nn, ~zs
c.Eshe1 b. !ss on the 1tth Of Octooer ,azs Cd the
coast Of Greer land. Tae crEw we're sayed, ana
Lave arrived here.
, 1870-09-05

LnSnoS, Sept 3--Aayiccs from Melbourne Of
TIE 18th Of July state snat tho Iaustan Barabino,
ali Italian bark. was burnt at sea On the sd Of
May, only thirty miles out Of saat port. One hun
drcd and mn passengers were sased.
, 1870-09-05
Personal,

<'EAoUHtL
The lion. c. c. Bowen, n. C., from South Caro-
:; "a, Was uals.cd- II Washuys d. q few days
.sc, to 3lr.. Ktax, formerly Miss Pctuyzu.
The Flag ~ ireland announcer that .tthe tal-
atct3 taIly. Mrs. 0'Dhuuvan-Rus1a, fs about Su
:rcht tnc Irish people in Lon'ton to u course Of
adings In the Egyptian H1i Piccxautv.n
Jennie June Csnty Is IN cutter the lectu.e neld
1T foplcs Will be-" American Drts5.' anu =. So.
r'zis 4nd what VIII CONE Of It,"
The leading t1utr dealer OF Sa'em, Mass, Ia
a,mel GeurKc 8. Peach.
Timothy Uod5, tha eldest active business ms,
/. Boston. celebrated his niuctarsh birthday On
.!c 2sth OF Anguat-
-Mr. Dn Bauch, of Newark. had ,lchsuca on
sunday week, usicn entlEd tu a!s banging MIN,
1ef.
The RcF. Horace Cook has turned salesman.
aud Is operating iu q New Yulk wholesale clo,n,
tnR store.
Mrs. Nyra cIarE Gaiue4 has withdrawn the
,tIcr al compromise which she male to the civ
authorities uf New Os1euns, anil will now claim
,hs full amount to which she considers Aets.lf en-
sitfetl. Her claims amount to nearly $s,0.sp0O0
besides cnsls.
M. 0ulsIcE. Ely,ng M account Of hts leayr.
taking WITH the Empress, said that abe Aho4k hin,
warmly by the hand. Aud what tmnye>s,,n It'll,
tha1 produce :" said his fiend. alt yucau1 hi.
think" tatd pliisteF, " upon my houo. an no:
At all eut1J to get ft'l OF you.r
-t;al!antzy saved young gentlemep:s life In
1aih County. kF. The Misses l,ennis, tn r.lsInt.
home during Btos1n, took shelter under rrre-
Mr. Harry Riddle vacattng the dry $40. for them
Just In tine to receive a. scycrc shock from me
hRhtanR which Killed. Mas Ellen Dennis, whu
took his posttoa-
The Louisville Cvxraer says: "Thc rcstdcace
| nf ME. BENJAMIN Cox, farmer, living near
Greensboro, hy Some means accidentally reok IRE,
.on Se.urday. last, and. tn ! few minutes. was
rfatred II namef. lit. Cox vas ah -ent from
home 1t ihs time, and Arz. Cox, WHO waa en-
gagged IN her domestic tluttes, WAS Startled i,y
the snell OF Gsc, rushed cut st the house. and
saund It neat1J cnse!ored tn nsm~-. Her chill
.isen, I'll OF them smal, we're in another ,r,too
Of the house, and she called 70 them to come ont
They did not appe2r at the moment, ami, frantic
With E.ess sud with such devotion as on1y a
mother eau have, flashed into the burning but}d
tnE to Tc&cuc them teoIn the Games. Sue Et1tls
eoueht for her hartlres, calling each hy name.
nnul, bl nt}eo s7d *udocatett by the smoke and
best, she fell 70 the 11cor, And before asetsesacc
eull reach her, she fe'i prey to tho Dc EpurtuE
sancs Her body was shosknsly hu1o~d and
1uattLsied. Hc1 ntle children, fcr whose safe;s
Size sacrificed herself, n.ansgr,1 TO Escape ftum
the Tear Of the hti!.iing unhutt.- !.
, 1870-09-05
ocnth OF One OF the ksnrsteipntors II,
the at1FAs mt hcoKuk-Thc Coming
&t41lE Fair.

MINE FIT.
sEeeiAl ut1pAtch to The ChIeaEo T.ihune
kEokrx, Iuwa, s.pt s.-Jumes Metamore. one
of The two men who were ASA uI,el 1asr Son,,ay
morning: d'c1 yesterday morntuK at O'Clock. 4
Ca1oneF's jusy Fe,urEetl Irr,.!ct In substance
thst 'f!s n'an cai1c 10 his death By tue aud vi
A!Ke Fisnf1. Murphy. the other Injured 1aan,
cHrcFy.
The citizens are making grand psenasas,ons
lur the Coming Stale Fatr, atlch tucns hrT.
Monday, setttrmlrrr 1e, Ii Is expected mat
huHt!reai thh.1sna pcnp:e wit BE- present, and
ample provision ts. making tor their enteital::-
menr,
, 1870-09-05
FRANCE,


PAR1s, Sept. s-The jouynat Dmett. Of this
morning represents couragroussy every even, OF
the campaign aa a SUCCESS Of the Emperor.
bExttS- sept. a.-1t Is really believed IN Paris
Tat AacAahon Is acting on the offensive: tnat
IN Thursday he destroyed the PrAssiaa !eft,
ob1giHg The Crown FRINGE to fau Ilek vu the hills
Of Aggonne,
fAKis, scrt 3.-So Official information ts r.
SelFsh to-tIi from the arzntes tu kh. nt.s:, Isl
1ne battles ior the past few ta5s are geuera71y
cohsioefed unoecsstye, though the lusses IN bott
Sides haze been Very gfeal.
THR DErESCE OF PAHts.
The majority OF journals here Iuok unou an AZ
t,cI Oh Puris cs impossible now. They say the
l'Eusstans ere nut Ab1e to leave with MacMahoa
ana Bazoiue and thefs s'brneuse forces IN their
rear- Pxrts with the formidable D. operations she
has lately marie, waullt require ali rue forces knr
Flnsstans curld bling aRa1nst her. The rrus-
satis csiuld flarsj1y 0c fur even past4l suerr7s
without exciting their utmost strength. II IS
well understood nov In Germany that p.rts. In
steal Of tuaAlng renee, vii! defend ttsrli u the
last extIefhIt5. fact which Will ACCOUNT
Tor The lfusslAn Change Of plans 1t IL asceiraln-
til that The enrolment Of .uen between 1lc axes
Of . AMI IS wilt Ia . 1e days give new force
vi sot, ,0eo Men to the nauona1 army. Tie Minis
uy has instituted committee Of sarumts wnu will
act III concert with tee military au.nunucs for
the purpose Of applying ln the defence OF Pae,s
ali tile latest results .ade known vi chemical de-
s'tae'iSe aseh".
lhk BADEN RAID
~, ..,s as 'suea a."1 sosp; eoscsS" Baden
NC aao selexlapas IN every d.
- A14' .saa. ~" 49,.
Au,na ..,.,, n.s. ~. '...',sss,
t-.,,, :, 81. -. us..,". I'.o ."o s'tJ
80 80 ~ e"ss N'14 t'see'A ~ ea-
p"s.eos "'ao.es pispstea cApfes9s lof taat pus-
49, -4N ~ Aa.u's ~. ~ uet'e' G-feo toF 10
s.e.' e"",.s ~ ata % 'ne oo1S "e Dou'oshe u
-,.s .,.~.,,
h.s as,abu.na.t a. .,~',,s.. .'1oS ,s',sI"'
war t,,nnr t., t1n,sa ns..,,,,,t. ~ s"e .'-
,,ne ~, ~ ,a -. ~ Jus ue'-
'"""7 Va 'ne VIZ " "erast'as 'o' thelE noae:'
fAA osAf1 cEoP
u al paris Oh fsahce i UNUSUALLY 1ne au'f
ana aoaneaet. ..-..- .-.....
ak 1h1th nA"H1sa On TIE FARis1ASs
1,r,,o,, 4a', - nc ." .n ."rs nsra!a!
rne n,nn., o,.,,..o,. ~ a1s,s.,. iep9i.
,l,. s.s,r's r,... ~ ~ ->"..s.s y.
an tne I,eo1an rnsn,,sr ~. c.,.rs,, i34s..' 1s
, 1870-09-05
MIssOURI pnY.Trrce

The Nepu6lic4 u party Of Missouri .hayo
split in twain on the question of enfran-
cAissng the ex-rebels. The liberals, under
tfo leadership Of Senator Schnrz aud tho
81 Louis Democrat. have nomiu.ted TO,
Governor ex-senator 3. Gtatz Brown, and
full ticket ; and the proscripsiouis.s, un-
der miscellaneous leadership, huye re-
nominated Governor McClhrg, and full
ticket The platforms Of both wings arc
identical, except on the enfranchisement
proposition.
The tariff plank agreed TO by both parties
1ends as follows:
"Taat Ee are IN favor OF 4, rapId reduction NJ
'axatioh as Bill be consistent with tie cousc r.,
euch reform In the reyeiue se-Eicc ~ vii SIM
IfsfY the mede OF Collecting taxes aud r,,.ice H..
lumber Of officials employed TOR that purnuse:
r .zi 'rna 10 IT, ero y eg':e easy,Is op taza!'a a
tsher.~ ''"e ;" "'.
The last clause of this plank is a fiat de-
nlal Of the monopoly doctrins of i" protec.
:ion, md is idcl tical in sentiment with
the Illinois rezolntion, which declares that
81 1t is wrongful and oppressive 10 enact
revenue laws for the special advantage of
enc brnnc.4 Of business at the expense of
smother" The Republican party Of these
two greatest Western States stand shoulder
to shoulder in opposition to the plunder-
ing schemes and acts of the mono,n,lists,
aud deny the right Of Congress to lew a
tariff on imports for the purpose Of pro-
liibiiion, or Of building up the bnsines. Of
, 1870-09-05

IHEKAL FLANK.
Reaotert, '1,h4tt1c RE-!
publican party Ht2tI.ls
pledged 70 remove aiI
:; Hquahdcauous and r.,
aHc41ns amptsed upon
the late rebels In the
SAne mcasuFe ~ tho
spirit Qf 1!sluyafty Irat
, 1870-09-05

AVA&Gt UA ffldxT. along the Mue fTpm Aaln4 &c
Donsey, commanding 1t o'clock In the morn.
Ing. Mac4ahon reststed ths P1uasian atrack unrI
O'Clock IN the afternoon. The firing mas n.
cezsant and furious alonr the entire line Of both
armies and continued with slaughter. The nrtna
sacfened aud ceased At nalf past troc O'Clock ID
the afternoon. At that NON eut solt<i column oi
The P,ussians, hayonets In hand. adyauced to the
assault The crtsi. mas now to pe decided oy The
baJoneG Quickly dill the ptuaaiana movr ant1
with overwhelming impetus they nrrciotta,q,1
themselves upon NacN.ho,,. nr.s r. :, ,.,t,,t,
The French nnavailluEiy struggled. but Nere
defeated, routed, xnd driven In ulsoriedy mass
actpss the Mruse. The Prussians we're rctor1.
cus, sntI held the entire neld Ir,ely ocrur.d hv
tho French. The slaughter xas fcartul fro,, IN .
awful fire, which had been Iucr..antt, ma,r.
tanned for ten hours, The rnnt n, tre F..nrt, ~.
complete. Later particulars arr mou,e,tsr-,. ~
pected.
LONDON, Sept. 5.-Tae Tines says Marsha, Mar
Mahon, by series of ettots has ,ovr,vo,a,. .,
Initial error, and compromised tbe Insr chance ~
retrieving the fortunes of France From the
chaos Of unintelItefp!e and cpnn{ct1no te1acr,,s
VIC gather that MIC cNahou vas nrncr redng ~ 49,
rehef Of Ncsz, when be ras met and 1Ttvrn hscr
by the Gernnna. who pu1sued HIM m rInsn,v nnd
constantly that co11i..ou. vern Jnrrlt.hte Hsnca
Conflicts have been reported ii, the waer- T,o.rs
, 1870-09-05
THE WEST.

Progress Of the knueay r,,c,fs..
fsAsarond EacuE~soaa-From struns-
sAsAe 10 Sheridan. Knnsns-r..rr o.s
thc Great Ds4erx.
, 1870-09-05

mantle. Our. aatute COMMITTEES epon mske
their appearance and look over the collection
Of Ar- Smith. and pronouuce them al cos-
rect. But, IS they are about 10 pass on, III.
Maxwell calls their attention to the fact tbs.
the aefh Of tho SNOW spple is pure nhito,, and
uot ye!low:sh, "a IL tho one labelled ruow l,v
By Mr. Smith, The 4pnlea are cut, End The
pyetandess tuakc mere OF less insilio,s re.
marks aboot the committee. One
gentleman volunteers the rem,rk
that not one Of A1r. smith:a apples is correctly
named. Some Eag says: "Ao hss boon here
and changed the labels, for all the v.z;etie.
IN Tie List o. Air. Smith ace hero Please le.
me- arrange them" And this il the infaIli.
b;lisy OF tho committee, douttleaa equal to the
lnfalliM1ity Of the Pops Lot ua hare \
cbxngc; let PARTIES be heard in explanation,
and then lei the committee decide ae, 3rdius
70 the facts md the hw. No hoolwinkiug. and
no throwing Of dice for tie awards.
c1DEa-xAE,sa.
c. D., Po-oxlr IL The addition Of tvn
-onnets Of bi.eulphita Of lime to 4 barrel Of
.i5er will arrest fermentation. Int the cider
will taste Cat. To mike it sparkle when bot
tied. inetrs taisiu or small piece Of roek
ta,s'y :: the t.,ze O: bo:tling- II put in bar
til, add pcund Of rock candy o. half pound
o; - sins. Keep tie ar excluded, even when
drawing in suaA quantity.
EAK1u-c1osEu.
J. A., 0anEx. ILL.,: You Gao have m ear.h-
closet without any patent or cost oeyond.a mo
Eable bo1 under the seat, small shovel, and
asuppls Of dtJ earth THIS Jou will fand = grsat
Improvement over the old plan. .'Thst has
bred most OF our typhus fevers, and put or
women 10 great Ices Of health- In this way
you IAN have your closet In IN end Of yuur
porch. coal. or wood house, under coyer. Sc
curo jour eupply Of earth vhea the roads arc
dusty II. patent arrangements cost 515,
and a add lou Of about 80 70 set them in
place, and 10 make plaza for the storing of
dr earth The best plan Is to raise the old
building about one foot, md 10 add =
lean-.o, si1 BY eight feet, with
board roof. In this caso you have
ample storage, and viii not require = boz.
The hopper can BE- illod frum the earth room.
II you can spare the money yoa will be better
pleased with the latter arrangement sm
told there is \ cheaper apparatus on sale. but
hare rot seen it. Comnodes ale for Hick
rooup, and cost according to anish. 4 farmer
ss@eaL=. .sscl IT, tvc.s c.I III: il the fixtures
, 1870-09-05

Columbus has blue Mostue. Els c1e1f rau
away with :ia " fc.
T -c1eselstA c&1u taAs It, population viii
reach ae, 900.
TIE TERRITORIES
Nofnoa a lily ento4 4 maentne for kfIltu1
EsNhopptt4
- rsa.c OF 'he IA :ors Lewis i Cl4tk exped,-
t!on hss t*' discovered nc&: s:c i. oath Of the
JeRer>on ktyrr, III Aonta: l. Ills an old canoe
having atlAc ed TO II several boards. which con.
tstn wrought na:1e 7he Leuu = C!.r. exnedt.
tton ca1nl ed several w:eks II the mouth OF tne
jefferson IN 1870, aud there no doubt that TIT, i.
pnc OF the hoats they !eft BEHIND them uhea they
no7ed On ~ CT, IS the main raue, as ,hey c..hra
ait their ho7ts aud SOME goods .here, expecting 70
riulu tn the spring.
, 1870-09-05

Missouri Republican ssat+ t,ouxx.
ts~h-Antfo Da}ss Se.siun asr
Arossn ,1rsa Wats1a En " a4.d .u.,,,~
Mate n Ticket of Their O,xu-u.,
ClurE mud HFosvn both Nvmt,,,.tr.,
for GuyEFnpr~
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-05-20
MORE LEGISLATION FOR ABSOLUTE EQUAL.

Among the proceedings of the U. s. Senate
on Friday last, we note the following:
WASHINGTON, May 13.-Mr. Sumner in
PRODUCED q bill in the Senate to-day supple.
mental to the civil rights bill, which hecon-
siders the "crowning glory of his antislavery
record" 1t provides in effect for absolute
equality of all persons in the enjoyment of
all kinds of proper privileges, without dis.
tlnction on account of race or color. 1t re.
res, churches, concert halls, academies, COM
quires all hotels, restaurants, railroads, thea.
mon schools, colleges, ETC., to treat all alike
and imposes penalties, punishable Oh convic-
ton In United States court, for any refusal
OF any privilege to any one on account of he
or she being of African descent. The bill is
SO sweeping that it prohibits cemeteries even
from being devoted to the sepulture exclu-
svely of white people or of colored. The
bill was referred to the judiciary committee,
from which its author hoped it would soon
be reported and passed into a law
Truly the end is not yet, though We
move rapidly. There seems to be one point
in Mr.. Summers bill that sounds like irony and
bitter hatred combined toward the opponents
OF perfect negro equality. No distinctions
are TO be permitted, under the penalties of
this act, even after death, and cemetery asso
Citations are particularly specified in the
bill as bound to conform to its provisions.
There are numerous places of sepulture
throughout the country where only those in
full communion with the religious denomi.
nation owning them are permitted to be in
tered. Is it designed that negroes are to be
thrust upon these irrespective of the regu.
lations of the particular Christian denomina-
tons, who have hitherto enjoyed the right to
manage them in conformity to their own
notions of propriety in the matter? ..' ~.
Also, they are to serve 'as Jurors in the
Courts, National and State" as we see
noted in another report of the above bill.
or course they are. This is but logical
sequence of the voting privilege conferred by
the Fifteenth Amendment. If there are any
among us who have hitherto been identified
with the Republican party, and who believe
that they can continue to support that party
without complete social as well MS political
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-05-20
abingdon, Va, May ID, 1870.
FROM PERRYMANSvILLE.

MEssRs. EDITORS The dwelling house
of Mr.. r. NJ. Taylor, residing near Perry
Evansville, was struck by lightning about
81 o'clock, on the evening Of the 9Th inst,
and considerably damaged, the family
making miraculous escape from instant
death. The lightning struck on the ridge
of the roof, at the gable end of the house,
passed down the end rafter on each side,
thence to the corner posts, splintering them
and knocking the weather. boarding off
each corner and the plastering for a dis.
lance of several feet each way. Mr.. Tay-
lor was seated at desk, situated in one of
the corners of the building that was struck,
his brother n-law, Mr.. ]. H. Hopkins, sit
ting beside him. They were both struck
and knocked upon the floor insensible, but
recovered in short time. Mr.. Taylor's
two children were in a bed in the second
story, directly over the desk at which he
was sitting; the bedstead was knocked
some distance from the wall, and two iron
screws in it knocked out, but providential-
ly the children were not injured.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-05-20

New PUBLICATIoN.-Dr. w. Stump For
wood, formerly of this county, but now of
Philadelphia, has prepared work on "Thc
Mammoth Cave of Kentucky, which is de-
tailed description and historical account of
this great natural curiosity, embracing its
Chemistry, Zoology, Geology, etc, with full
particulars relating to the mummes found
therein, &c. illustrated by twelve litho-
graphic plates from photographs. The work
will be published on the Goth May, 1870, by
j. d. Lippincott & Co., publishers, 715 and
III Market street, Philadelphia, at 1925 per
copy, and will be mailed to any address, post
paid, on receipt by the publishers of the price.
The reputation enjoyed by DR.. Forwood in
this, his native county, as q gentleman OF
profound knowledge and research, and as a
graceful and pleasing writer, will prompt the
most of our readers, we are sure, to possess
themselves of the above volume, in the as
surance of rich mental repast in its peru
SAL 'i''.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-05-20

DEMOCRATIC VICTORY IN NEW YORK.
An election was held in New York on Tues
day last, for Judges of the Court of Appeals
and other officers. The negroes voted with
out any let or hindrance, and the result is
that the State has gone overwhelmingly
Democratic. The truth is, the Republicans
are losing more white votes than they gain
in negro votes, by the practical working of
the Fifteenth Amendment. The returns Civ
en- in the Baltimore Sun of Wednesday, say
The vote was light, and the election quiet
in N ew York city, the result being over
whelmingly in favor of the Democratic ticket.
Colored citizens appeared at the polls, and
cast their votes without interference.
The vote throughout the State is unusual
ly light, and the returns received indicate
that the Democrats have swept the State by
$4,000 majority. The eighth ward in this
city, where the weight of the colored people
live, gives Democratic majority of 1886,
probably the highest of any ward in the city
The returns from the country are still dis
couraging to the Republicans. In this city
and Brooklyn the Tammany candidates are
probably elected down to the very lowest
Offices -
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-05-20
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

State vs.. George Harris. Indictment for
murder Record from Cecil county.
The leading features of this case were
given last week. 1t was submitted to the
jury on Thursday evening, and Friday
morning they rendered u verdict of guilty
of murder in the first degree" with a re-
commentator TO the mercy Of the Court,
Counsel for the prisoner at once filed their
motion for a new trial, which was set for
argument on "Wednesday morning, or as
soon thereafter as the Court might be dis
engaged. 1t has not yet been decided.
State VS.. John Welsh; indicted Jointly
with Ernest Sherling for larceny of meat
tried before jury and verdict of guilty.
Rutledge for State, Rosan for defence.
State vs. Ernest Sherling indicted joint
ly with the above for larceny of meat; tried
before jury and verdict Of not guilty.
Rutledge for State, Stump for defence.
State VS.. Louisa White; indicted fo1
larceny; tried before jury; verdict not
guilty. Rutledge for State, Stump and
Rosan for defence.
State VS.. Joshua Cooper indicted for
larceny of sleigh BELLS tried before jury
and verdict of guilty. Rutledge for State
Stump and Evans for defence.
State vs.. VIM. johnson, negro {; indict-
ment for larceny of three flannel shirts
tried before court; verdict Of guilty with
recommendation of mercy sentenced by
court to ten days, Imprisonment in the coun.
ty Jail and to pay to George Moore the val.
uc of the stolen property.
Sarah Seminar VS.. Peter Peterson; action
on the case for SANDER Record from
Cecil county. On trial at time of closing
this report
Joshua Bosley VS.. James T. Bradford
judgment on award of referee in favor o
defendant. Thomas for plaintiff, Magma
dier for defendant.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-05-20

ARREsT-On Tuesday, Fifteenth
Amendment named George Moore, was az
rested in Bel Air, by Deputy Sheriff Alexan-
der, on the charge of assaulting and beating
his wife, Alice Moore. lie was committed
to Jail.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-05-20
r5ss- We have received the fret number n

Ea- We have received the first number OF
"1he Weekly Phonie" revival from the
ashes of the st. Michaels Comet-the office
and effects Of which were recently destroyed
by fire. The new paper presents marked
Improvement in size and appearance over the
Comet. 1t is conducted by the same propri-
etors as the last named paper, and will doub-
less achieve an equal or greater success.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-05-20

ACoLoRED POSTMASTER IN MARYLAND
Postmaster General Cresswel has appoin-
ted John @, Bushpostmaster at Aliens Fresh
Charles county, Nd, in place ofJohn T. Cal
ton, resigned. This is the first office in the
State to which colored man has been ap'
pointed as postmaster - #