The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-06-29
Items of News.

huu anu boou BencTal. lie possesses
personal courage aud bravery in an
: unusually high degree. l, myself, have
: seen him under the heaviest fire at
Gravelotte. Far from being under the
influence of Bismarck, he has n firm
determined will Of his own, which he
knows how to carry out, even in oppo.
sition to Bismarck"
Bloomfield, N. j., about FIVE miles
from Newark, was this scene of novel
excitement on Thursday. Its inhabi.
tants were called out by the violent
ringing of the church bells to resist the
building by the Midland Railroad of
bridge across the Patterson turnpike, in
their village. Several hundred of the
villagers made sally and drove away
the railroad men, who will now seek u
legal remedy.
The National camp meeting of the
Methodists at Round Lake commences
on July the 4th, and continues ten days.
1t promises to be the largest camp meet.
ing ever held in this country. Hun.
dreds Of tents are already engaged.
The representation from Pennsylvania is
the largest us yet. Boarding tents at
the camp ground will be open on the
ISL Oh 1u'y
ln the court oil common Pleas, Baltl-
more on the zist inst Thomas Fitzpat.
rick a YOUTH VINO was severely inJure d
oy Deins crushed between TWO cars Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com.
pany, on Howard street, on the 18th OF
november last, was awarded so,00O
damages oy the jury 10 asuit winch he
Drought against the company Tor the
INJURIES received -.
AZ new orleans, Thursday, Charles
FARE ana '9hn Harvey charged with
hasing ei'ieu mrs' oailInger, aged 10,
ana rooo'ns ner mouse oil slooo' on the
night OF Aprii zod last, were convicted
Oh muraer ~ inc hrst degree Inc jury
were all coiored, IL having been lmpos..
sloie 10 got wh'te man VINO had formed
an opinion ~ the case
Inc last Titled bankrupt OF England,
noru oour'enay, son OF inc Earl Of
l De Won, owes owes IL IS stated; i'zoo'ooo
No' SL;,i; "at WV ~ W n nD'e " Ply
, you. 'e e on ,''e pouuu' curing the
,as' rev years ne Is reported 10 have
h'eo ~ inc rate oi over 1ioo,ooo per
aonum, ana MS Indebtedness to his
Tho Hai,;,"ro u T"m., =. = C -,oOo,
-. ~ o D a.."n Iouuy oomu'ss'oh'
e s aa ~ , pirGnasep e,s"'y acres o. inc
r;,.h,n n;",1 a ' n,. situated III the
-; -. e', ~ n,'.noue e sm
So. $500 ~ e' VAN u teH"S
o'a''vu, III '"e Pu' poso ., erecting u
"os . nI"ouso. ',eo "a -'oov' 1ahu
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; ,o a,e H. o' nau upon .ne pace
~ ~ naas" ~. 'Se 'e.vu' pioc'a.ia-
r"hlp 'S.e " ,nV s ,;,, aa . n,,
~ Eupa, oesPeues 10 gu" 10 'he neid,
S S,'n nus SOU, a"1 u larSe force near
,,m..aa ill.,, a"1 n.s a'ma'eu !: Is marching
.o"a'uo n," Suesaaa 70 III 'ene.ueia'
preparing ~. sumo sor' o, an eApedition'
,oa". n " L' NAY 1o'n' a, sne resi-
Souoe y, n.r son. mrs' hacnoei oehoch,
a. I".ae .' o.. e, oeea 90 years, o
mou'ns cec q aays' one was the
.n ,:,a Vi n.'een cn'iuren' 'hirty grand
s"." I'sn'y SIX great grand'chii'
aleo' anu elsh' great, great grand chill
dren, making total oil l39 offspring.
~ was estimated, AZ 'ne late Pepinsu.
~ .u 'uwer association az Dover,
Do'aware, ,na. 'ne crop OF peaches to be
doIwar oe py ran 10 market would reach
o'oio,ooo oaskets' ana another million
wouid DC sent py water. Inc wheat
crop was reported 10 DC the best io'
years a., m