Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-07-02

kecosdisg to tie statement Of Mr.. Gar
6eh. ChairnsR Of the Committee on APP
preparations, u the summing up Of the
acts Of Congress appropriasing nosey. IL
aggregate AZ the bills slow diminptisn
Of &27. 763. 1877 below the spprspsissioss
Of last year. With this reduction asd tn
favorable reports Of incoming revenue the
government is not likely to want money.
and win have. probably. considerable
surplas to apply to the sinking fund.
Governor Groome has received letter
from Hon. Jeremiah 8. Black. Of Pennsyl-
vania. accepting the position Of srbiser be-
tween the States Of Maryland and Viz
ginia on the boundary question. He
states that the 6rss meeting between Mr..
Graham and himself viii probably Be held
in Washington during the last week in
this month.
The civil rights bill is dead for the present.
The bill was reached in the regular order
on Saturday last. and . motion being made
to pst il on its passags. il vas rejected
BY vote Of 40 to sl-two-thirds NOT
voting in the Affirmative. The vote Vas
strictly partisan. With the exception Of iosr.
tscn republicans. including Mr. Losndse.
Who voted in ths ses.i,s. -t-'
The attempt Of Senators Carpenter and
CoDklins to gag the press Of tho United
States BY the passage II the bill they
advocated. to sue tie publishers Of news
papers 10 the District Of Columbia instead
Of where they are published. fell dead.
The Senate passed the bill, but the House
did not. -
The Sixth Regiment. Col ClHrence Pc
tiers. commanding. will leave Baltimore
for Point Lookout Tomorrow and expects
to arrive at the Point early on the morn
ing ofthe 4,h. and the review by the Gov
ernor and Adjutant Bond will take place
on the following Monday. the Ball follow
ing the samc night. The regiment will
be accompanied by its full band aud drum
corps.
The Democratic Watchman, o: Belle
fonte. Pa. reports that Senator Cameron
and Col. ForneY have become reconciled;
tha. they arc both to support Blaine for
President with all their might that
Cameron and his friends are to support
Forney for the United States Senate. and
that in the event of Blaiuc's election, Don
Cameron is to be Secretary of the Treas
ury.
Time is not healing the ecclesiastical
difficulty in Germany. The "b!ood and
IRON policy has not been successful up
to the expectation Of its author. The
Fulda bishops adhere to their old plat.
form. and are still giving Bismarck trou-
bic. Tho Bavarians cling to their old
love. and indications arc not wanting that
tho policy of persecution is defeating its
purpose.
The unfortunate Brooks. whose guber-
material aspirations in Arkansas were re-
Gently annihilated BY a pronunciamcnto
from Washington. refuses to die easily. He
has subcommittee now ready to start
for that delcctablc State to take part in
a proposed investigation into the causes
Of the late unpleasantncss.
Brazil is now iu tclegraplic eommunica.
tion with the rest Of the world, the Bra
LILLIAN cable having been successfully laid.
A cable dispatch giving the coffee market
at Rio on June q. was received in Bal
timore on Thursday.
There are one hundred Lodges Of the
Order Of Patrons Of Husbandry in Mary
land. The rapid increase Of the Order is
the best evidence Of popularity among
the masses. aud it must now be the most
powerful organisation in the country.
Brigham Young. Jr.. according to the
Salt Lake Tribune, has an original way
Of complying With scriptural injuuctions.
At conference meeting last Sunday
morning, he thus instructed the brethren:
Il pray for our enemies. brethren. but
l always pray that they may 60 to hell"
On Summers lamp was engraved 1.-THE
good shepherd giveth his life for the sheep"
and Sumner wrote ''of all colors," which
addition shows how much better be un-
derstoed it than the good shepherd did.
Thus far the sum Of $4,000 has been
collected in this Archdiocese, which it
is proposed to send to Pope Plus TX.
This sum will be considerably swellcd
when the reports from all the country
churches have been received.
On Saturday Gov. GrOome signed the
death warrants Of Ernest Smith. colored,
convicted Of an outrage in Talbot county.
and Chas. Henry Jones. eolored, convic-
ted of the murder of Ell. Berry, colored.
in February last in Baltimore city. The
9Th Of August is fixed as the day for the
executions.
Amer the 1sf Of Januarv 1879 The