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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-06-10

A FULL assortment of Plough Castings on
N land and for sale by !. AMOS,
Bel Air
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-06-10
TAILORING.

a. THOMAS ARMSTRONG; for three years cutie
at VIM. Ierman.s, Bel Air, having located him
M self for the purpose of conducting the Tailoring
LII business, the store of Boudin Bro, aspect
fully informs his friends and the public general that
he now prepared cut make and repair clothing, OF
all descriptions, with and despatch and
moderate terms.
RS- Ladies' Coats cuy and made in the most iashena-
BILE style. Give him call
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-25
AnncXimg 81. Domingo The Right Way
aud The wrong Way.


The people Of the United States should
b. very cautious about approving the scheme
Of annoXing st. Domingo. 1t Is true that
tho BAEZ Government is dusirous of annex.
alton; 70 arc the large property holders
Of tho iGlaud-tho traGers and the foreign
residents there; but II is by no means GER
lain that the mass of tho Dominican people
have any such desire. At all ovents. before
tboprQje.t is contaminated, the vote OF the na-
lives az large should b. taken and for the re-
turns VIC should not rely on the local officials,
but send Trustworthy commissioners TO re.
gister tie vote, and see that no compassion
Ii exercised On the people
St. Domingo WIS transferred to Spain fow
years ago inprtcis.ly The same way that she
h now offered 10 US. What was tho result
The natives rose 10 arms N deicucc of their
rights; aud Spain, with Q navy, with over
thirty Thousand woll disciplined troops in
the island, WIS compelled 10 boat sn inglori-
eus retreat after prOtracted contest, leaving
thousands Of her dead bahind II the republic
liz annexed to us without the consent Of her
people, they viii resist again. Tho half saw
ago mountainous and plinsncn will not
stop To count the Cd Is will no; consider that
we are pow rf,l They will oppos, our in
vNsion with oil their might. Already have
tho rcvoluiipHsts under LUP1RoN and Ca
DnAL p0oi ,stol against the lols, OF SANTANA
In the contest that may follow annexation
dishonesty cousummated, the Dominicans
will have, too, the sympathy of all nations
that sympathy which men iustiuctivoly feel
for tho weaker party--anl covert aid from
those European powers whose policy they
would be maintaining We are strong they
are we1k. We are onligh;cncd, they are gno-
rant We are rich, they aro poor. But the
pl>,atcr our = rcng,h, the greater our shaun TO
-f--iugt them for any unjus. purpos,.
Would their conquest bring ua ho"ort Aud
notwith ,tanling our ST., myth, would our vie
tory BE- an easy uacf We have 10 Ical with
brave, hardy, ac,No psopie, who have worry
few wants, uui Ia suDiui them would 70
wa r. muci money and many mrn. Are We
IN position to make such sicriiccs 10 obtain
such results and commit such ipjus.ico2
II in quito ccrtpin hat our people wish TODD
what Is right in this matter lat thon the
Automatically Administration that
truckl,s - di-graeo;ully - Spaln-may
think b. alliance tho account by acts of tyr
amy toward thc Dommi.aas or lcrhupa
eomobo SIS brother, or fi'thsr, OF son.in-law
may wish TO male lii;ls money out of the
a2ar. Considering Mr. FIs,' tr ign policy
~ far, nothing " ,iuI hs Iaay ~ in tba; T.
t.ecI ,..n ,tonish any one.
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R0BBING HONEST OARJITEN.
How the Collector Grinds the Noses OF
WorkinGmcn-Willian II. AibcrtsOn
Looking for job.


How tho Collector Grinds the Noses OF
INSTRUMENTATION II. AibcrtsOn
Looking for n job.
10 ne Editor Of 7hs SUI.
SIN. We have noticed q letter published in q
disrcputabc newspaper, 81 Jan. 10, eignoi by one
VIM. II. Albcrtson, who styles himself an old cart
man, In which be endeAvors to show that tho sys-
ten about being adopted by the Custom House au.
thoriues for the carting Of mcrchants' imported
goods will be ~ the benefit OF the merchant cart
men. In tho first place, We wish TO ray word about
this Abcrtson. About two years ago he was pro-
posed Us a member Of the Cartmen's ASSOCIATION,
but as blaokballcd and refused admission to it,
membership. He has now tho control OF the earring
OF Castle Garden aud he 10 to be assigned tn
new district under the new reign. With Inference
TO hts assertion about tho new system being beae.
NJ 70 the cartuen, aud especially the merchant cart
men, we wish to say that IN the future We will be
deprive OF ono-huf OF our business. For example.
u merchant for whom VIC have been doing work
heretofore has one hundred chests Of tea which he
M wants Delivered TO he sP the other 10y to the
warehouse. We can take the fly In the first in
10 the warehousc. Tsise ' msst be '' oc " V.
cred by some one OF the sup,rin,eudonts or den
uuos appointed by Collector GrinneII Hsretol ore
any cartman whom the mel chant saw Of ~ employ
could DO H. But tho stransest thing Is, tia, the
mater who does It. Thu IAAse number OF care
men, many of whom have carts AVID horses. will be
throw out OF emiOy neui, far this business IL
concerned unless W saould secure the proper In
nnencs to st vs. as gu appointed cartmln. an then
work on wagoe. Collector Grlnpcl has tIus saId
that no cartnan, unless he he Republican, can be
Cmplo, Cd We US a class escliow politics IN our bus
mess, AMI Collector Grnncll carving on IN UNI
warranted persecution toward us Every cartman
| has hled bond OF $1,000 m tho Custom House
iot TIC faithful performrnec Of Ids duty. Dui Col
lectOr Gran II ignores this, and virtually establishes
ring by tue means OF which she 90 per Ceat OF the
business Of earring Tor merchants IN this city will
he by It monopoizad. II IL rud upon it, face, and
a bed robbery Of the mass Of The EaI,l working
merchant car men OF this ciy. Trusting that IN the
tuturc VIM. u. Aibcrtson will refrain fTNm l,iug
himself an old eHrtman, and from spoaktng for The
cartmen Of this e;ty, we are
VERY respectfully yours.
MANAS MoNuL, ". I'lloA MAhn,
JOHN FITZPATRICK, JOHN SHERWOOD.
Members Of tae Cartnen's Association Of New
Nnrt
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Manufacture aHi local TuXat.on.
dov. liJFPGNv, Ia that port.ol OF his late
message wLi.A o., sl,;os to have written IA.
DIR the dclu'ien tha; he was Pre- idrnt
addrsci1~ tlr Congress Of the United States
utteIs hir energetic m1tnst ugu ut a prltcc-
tive tariff Ills uH.nns L.l motive il IA,
cheap n.ng to tlo people Of this State Of
manufactured gops. II ,hl- BE- really what
h0 has at heat, W. eau suggest to him II
moro efficient remedy than reducing the
duties on imports, and ono NOR within his
province. II is 10 Tighten the burdoa Of local
taxation which now wc.3hs down IL mGDu
featuring iutrra.r Of this city,
Now Yo.& ho- every natural qualification
for boJ nanI great manufacturing contrc.
Il is the lost market on this cont'n for the
sale Of manufactured products, and tho most
convenient source of supply for labor aud
raw mat rials Tho makers aud consumers
of al kinda Of commodities could be brought
together here at the least expense and TO thu
greatest mutual advantage. There is nothing
which tho ugenu ty Of man has invented, or
his industry created, which docs not, by an
attraction M inevitable NJ that of grayitntion,
fnd its way to our warehouses and sales
rooms lat, notwithstanding this advan.
tage, the city rather rcp1ls than attracts
manufacturing enterprise, because Of the
enormous taxes 1t imposes upon the capital
snch enterprise requires.
For number of years past the ratio of
local taxation has varied between two and
three per cent, per aunum, or fully one third
Of the lawful interest of money. This of 1t.
self Is quite enough to determine a capitalist
10 set up his factory in a Connocticut or
New Jersey village rather than on this
island. Then tho same oncr0us tax rails, -
the cost of rent and living 30 that labor il
made dearer and that settles the question
II Is more profitable to pay freight two ways
between tbs and some remote point in the
country, first on the raw material and then
on the finished goods, than TO carry on the
work here
Our no'ghbors across the Hudson River
are wide awake 10 those considerations. II
u quito probable that the Log stature Of
Nov Jersey will provide this winter for an
amendment TO the State Constitution which
will allow them TO exempt manufactures
nom local taxes. When this q done. we
shall have 10 follow their example or lose
'ntirely tho little manufacturing that still
''airveA TO stick by ua II Gov. Horn
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Tho Germans Of Hudson county, N. j..
have organized an independent political Associs-
ton, and invited all honest citizens, irrespective
Of party, 20 join them. In their address TO the
citizens Of Hudson county they accuse both par
ties Of hopeless corruption. They say that here
tofore the Germans have taken but passive
part in politics, aud they now propose to form
acompact union Of all good citizens, irrespective
Of birth or creed, who are opposed TO fraud or
misrulc. This movement should attract the at
tention Of every taxpayer. It is the only way in
which the scoundrels who are robbing Hoboken
can be checkmatcd. II this organization fails.
Hudson county may soon be chained by a Ring
more foul than that which Is cracking lis whip
over the shoulders Of New York taxpayers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-25
THE QUARANTINE HORROR.
Letter FROM an Unbariod Immigrant.
~ tie Edsfor Of hs syn,

Letter from an Unburiod Immigrant.
~ tie Lsttsor o|hs syn.
SIR; Can you tell me vaere the Quarantine
doctor that had the POOR immigrants buried like
dogs on Staten Island Invest Your account OF
the way they were buried In The Sun this morn.
ing makcs mo sck, and It makc. me indignant
700. had brother come over from Ireland eight
months ago, and he died Of Quarantine, and I sup
pose he WAS hurled Ike n dog by that doctor. The
friends Of others lsvo died and been buried there In
the zane wy. and we should Ike TO know whore
that doctor can be found. We want TO pay cur re-
'pects to him and let him know how we appreciate
his treatment OF tae oorpscs OF our relatives give
you ny address. Your obedient servant,
AN UNBuRlED IMMIGRANT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-25
REpoLr IN TINE sErENrH BEGIAEST

Tho Imperious Airs Of tho Popirjnys-Thc
Indignation of the PrivntCs Mt u pcntcd
Insults esigBation Demand d-Is m \.
q. Regiment u Gang Of Con- ID Bonimenf
II was observed at the last parade that the
Sixth Company OF the Seventh Regiment appeared
with tlnucd ranks, aud manifested no enthusiasm
whatever. Investigation shows that the company
has become demoraized. Two years ago this CON-
pany had over e2oo9 surplus In its treasury, and Of
this sun nearly $1,000 flung away In what the
officers we're pleased to term the establishment Of
the oomrony's room. On this room they had NJ
ready expcndcd $4,000. THIS was the beginning Of
the troubles The expenditure Of the last cent in
the treasury and repeated assessments followed, and
ut length tic rcstive file dcmand"dan oxpian1tion
This aroused tie naughty ring OF officers.
The company court martial, over which the First
Lieutenant presided, was particularly prcjudiced IN
lis trcaime OF any member who might havo b-cn
heard dcnouncing the ring. While members are
pledged on their words OF honor gentlemen to
give true for absence from drIll, many have
repeatedly been ineulted by demands made upon
them for surgeons certificates when sick and cor
roborative ~ oof II out OF town. Tho drills were
also made the occasion for vitupcration and direct
insult. The absence of the Captain from the drills
was also q cause Of complaint
On SATURDAY. eycaing last, the agrrievcd members
met and resolved that tho company was dssati'ncd
with It's Captains mode OF instruction. and also dis
satisfied With Fret Lieutenant Charles Walker and
First Sergeant Charles n. Caldwell. On TUGS lay,
another meeting was called. Al this meeting the
CAPTAIN asked indulgence for What he termed the
shortcomings" of certain officers. Notwitrsland-
ing his attempts at wnitcwashins, the company
again rtanrmed lts former aotnn, this time inelud-
me In the l-t Of ITS objectionable superlors Filth
Sergeant CoZz
II said that none OF the officers viii resign,
will any of tic commissioned officers surrender
their warrants. They purpose appealing TO Col.
Clark to sustain them, ana those members who
voted against them are TO bo harasscd into an &C
qucsccnce IN the action Of the regency. IL has been
asked whether the members IN looming tie unit
form lose their manic Toe naughty, domincrr-
Ing dcmcnnOr may become the overseer Of planta'
ilon but Will not he tolerated by the gentlemen who
are members OF the Seventh.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-25

II country Democrats had listened to the
advice Of Tug SuS before they were drawn to
the support Of Mr.. IiIrcuM,s for the speakcrship,
through Mr.. swtEST's promises, they would not
now be crying out against Tammany's trcacbery.
Nearly thousand Of them were promised post
tons az Harbor Masters aud Port Wardens. Not
being able TO feed such multitude, Mr.. SwEESY,
TO silence their dissatisfaction, Is about TO pass
the few leaves and fishes over to the Republicans,
hoping thus to wash his hands Of the whole mat
ter. AT this very hour he is lobbying bill
through Congress giving the Secretary Of the
Treasury the appointment Of narbor Masters
and Port Wardons. II the country Democracy
will heed pErFR Barn SwsESr's first lesson, they
will save themselves much an xuish Of mind in
the future.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-25

Mr.. WILLIAM d, OGDEN IL TO lcctu re before
the Lowell Institute in Boston. His sub set is
" The Material Growth of the Northwest" and
certainly ihcrcis no man who can discuss il with
more accurate knowledge or greater ability. But
the Massachusetts papers speak Of Mr.. OGDEs rs
a citizen Of Chicago, and this ia what We object
to. II IL true, he lived there formerly but in
the prosecution OF his vast affairs he found Il ad
vaningeous TO remove to this city. He hns kept
his principal Office here for several years past,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-25
The Funeral OF Mr., Peter Nor,..

The funeral Of the late Peter Norton, ESQ.
TOOK place yesterday morning. The throny near the
have numbered Vt least Ave thousand people Al II
O'Clock the remains, which eneased IN rrNgri
hcent rosewood coffin, borne Ivy the nall boa reTs
10 50. Al tnonys ChIrcb where the solemn ana i'm.
rrssive eeremonies OF the Roman Catholic Churel
were performed. Tho psli bearers were hIerii Jas
Mitchell, George MiichoL Aldermen HuGhes aid
murray, and VIM :! hharkty. The ciiei nourners
wrc the Hon. Michael Norton, the widow aud
Aossrs. John and Edward Morton. Among the dis.
NngulsLed eldsens who attended the funeral we're
Cnunti Clerk Charles X. Loew, the Hon. Mathew r
Brennan ard bis brother Owen BISunan, s. mn.
tors Genet and Dreamer, Judges uurdozo, Led,vIh,
Quinn, shan ley, Hogan; Coulter, and Scott, Nor,
IAN Jon.t, snperyi~or Hayes, AssOmbym Care,
owen murphy, Caysnagh, White, Herman, Fiana.
gan, and fuTns, Aldermen Miller, Robertson, Cnl.
kin, Moore. iteNly, and Wotm N. The Michaei Nor
tue heurse 10 Calvary Cemetery.
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A Princess building a stone WIN.


Close to the place | saw two Arabs and n
woman building rough wall along the road
There was an air Of nellil ence about The Nomou's
ihe' not ~ accordance With her occupation pplarp
or snl1ed HANDS. The Impression was couirulrd on
oonNersng win her, and was gstoEisLCi 10 u1A
she could not tnln living By some hIgnor occupa.
o. Would she be kind enough to write her name
,"l,s. =, Would ! walk into her hou.eY II Ma,
close by." - ""'
did not like to taLo her nom her work"
,"ph, shc had plenty OF time"
W" c"'eitd n:at cottage, pllnly furnished and
ven sun He'd with books, ] wa nOw more puzzled
than ever. She produced large took and nskci
me 10 write my name. glanced Over the paros
ml Jaw French Counts G"rman Baruua, Rg..ul
irny's' IRISH ant Il dish Lords ant nNres, and
ancis Jos' ph Emperor a. Austria. eLH wrote
b. hnnc on card. the "prncc-. dr IA tour
q AuNcrgne." She Oblpined grlnt Ho'n tn sG-
Mn OF ne piece Gf ground ~hcrcOn tnll-t taught
lne LORDS Prayer, ana ~ erecting lrlHp,c on Il,
" iof own expense, Wnch VII Cintaih this prayer
100 HEl uguGs.
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The report is gaining currency. and In. in
fact, well founded, that Mr. FscHrER's engage
ment al Niblo's will be brought to q close in The
course Of few weeks lie will not play Ham
let there, nor indeed until he has tho adranta-
ges tina, are afforded by the superb setting that
Mr.. Booru has given II. II Is now understood
that upon leaving Niblo's Mr. FKcRrSR will com-
mence an engagement at Bcoru's, and that the
Two great actors will play Hamlet" on alter
nate nights. This will undoubtedly create an
immense interest in the play, aud will give the
public coveted opportunity of comparing the
actor who has taken tho first rank 10 the Old
world With the Who holds 30 securely TIE
esteem of the New
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-25

even, was born 10 France, and has strong English
procliyities The other two aro fully aware that
they are only holding on ill Engshmcn can be
found capable Of filling their places, when they
expect to be discharged, leaving the concern en-
tircly under British control Lamentations from
such source over the misfortunos Of the United
states are crocodile tears, and not thu expires.
sions Of genuine feeling.
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The INCOME Tax Uncouui,u,,on.,.

Geo. Doll Il Philadelphia merchant rcfu- cd 10
deliver his l0oks TO the u. H. A,.es ur after a.. cor
r,ctuc4s OF his income tar returns had been chul.
lengcd He was thcreupon arrested but subsc.
qutnty dl.char3ed upon writ Of hnieus corpus by
judge ChldWalder. His counsel arsurd that the in
come tax was unconstitutional hecausc II levied a
duce, tax; hut the section which ILYosts the nsses
sor with row"r Ia conpcl a citizen WHO Eas once
made Ais return OF income under Oltl 20 produce Li
books and give evidence 10 regard the same after
it- correctness has been challenged by the officer Is
unconstitutional because compelling = per son IN n
criminal GAIA 10 hs w't"ss- aSsnst hiaAsslS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-25

There Ia some prospect, after all, that tho
tex ON incomes will not be extended 80 a. 10 in.
clude the incomes Of the pres, Mt year. The
tuint resolution thus extending Il, which passed
the House Of Representatives on We'd
nesday, met with earnest and able on
position in tho Senate on Friday, and its
fate is still in doubt, The arguments made against
ii by Senators THURMAN, BATAuD, aud CASssnLY
seem TO be entirely conclusive that new law
must be enacted on the subject, If anything is
done at all. As The present statute reads, IL is
plain that the tax must be levied before the list
Of March next, becoming due and payable on or
before the 3oth Of April, and applies not to the
incomes of 1870, but only 10 those aceruing pre-.
vious TO Dec 81, 1869. The deduction of Eve
per cent nom the salaries Of persons in tho civil
military, and naval service of the United States
is authorized by q different act Of Congress,
which is not limited In It's duration. The Trea.
sury Department, therefore, continues 70 make
the deduction, while the War Department,
In accordance with an opinion Of Judge Advocate
General Hon. has ceased 20 do So This con-
tct Of practice is mnde the prc'-Xt for the joint
resolution referred to, but, il would seem, with.
out good reason.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-25

The HaiUar CLros1le declares that tho
Canadian Dominion is in a much worse condition
as respects debt than the United Suites. The
debt Of the United States was contracted for an
extraordinary purpose, and is fast diminishing
But "how different" says the Clronicle, the
case with Canada. With no extraordinary cir
eumstances to encounter, 1t has contracted On
immense debt, which is daily increasing, aud
even now Expresses the people with taxation.
According 10 present indications, a very few
yeas Will bring the United States taxation as far
bnlow that Vi the Dominion Of Canada as it is
now ubo,eit Every setting sun ndds its hun
drcds of dollars 10 the debt Of Canada, and takes
It's thousands from that Of the United States"
All this is true; and Why don't the people of
Nova Sco'iA cut their connection with Cnnsd.
and form new one with the United StatesS
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lem river, in wostchesicr, near the High Bridge.
However. if our Massachusetts friends will amend
their description. aud, instead OF fixing Mr.. 0o.
DEN In Chicago, leave out oil limitation Of locality,
we will cordially ngrec with them for he lie one
Of those largc-mindod and largc-hoartcd men who
belong TO no special spot, but nre citizens of the
whole country, and an honor to every place that
II contains
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-25

It Is reported that forged Cuban bonds arc
On the market The Spnuiarls have 50 Ere.
quontiy, in their dying throcs, forged yictores,
surrenders, deaths Of chiefs, aud lately procla-
nations Of Cuban Juntas, that the wonder would
be, after forging what is utterly yaluelsss, that
they should not forge something which has a
yaIuaI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-25

Gov. JEWELL Of Connecticut is going to
be nominated for reelection. We ore glad of it.
The Governor is whoc-souled man, aid first
rate public officer If the Convention of his
party will only put into their platform strong
plank in favor Of Free Cuba, they will be sure to
carry the State by an increased majority.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-25

i Ia reported in tho Washington CORE
srondencc Of one Of our contemporaries that in
private conversation ON Friday lest President
GR'NT discussed at zone length the reocnt SPEECH
Of MIR. DAWES, pointing out many inaccuracies
in what Mr. DAVIS had said in relation to the
estimates for the next fiscal year" II ~ not
stated however, that ten. GRANr denies that his
Administration proposes 10 spcud some fifty mil
hons Of dollars more than AsnY JoHNsoa's Ad-
miui,traton inquired in tho Hast year Vi lis OK.
i,tcnc'. ifhc did be- would have 10 rcpudin'c
the lgmos Of his own Secretary OF lie Treasury.