The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-27

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REJECTION IN FARR.-The Peoples Line OF steam-
ers |. New York, OF which Messrs. WILLIS &
|CHIBuM are the agents, have reduced the pas
isengt fare to $50. This is very laudable action,
(and me that will be duly appreciated by the
public
AUGUSTA CHRONICLE AND SENTINRL.-We had the
pleasure Of visit yesterday from MARTIN Y. OAL-
ts1N, 3D., Associate Editor of the Augusta Chron-
aIcle ard Sentinel He is stopping at the Mills
fHoust and will be in the city for several days.
AnIHaL OF THE GUESTS OF THE FIREMRN.-The
Geo1da Independent Fire Company, in charge Of
theirengine, and the "Gazelle," in charge Of the
hosoreel, arrived in the city yesterday afternoon,
and we're escorted to the Charleston Hotel by
b committee from each OF our companies, making
d wr pretty procession. The Georgia engine
shaI been deposited in the house Of the Washing
Dor Company, and the hose reel has been placed
}ptheHope Engine House.
>,AT THE ANNIVERSARY OF MASONIC BENEVOLENT
}cIHY, held OF Masonic Hall, 26th April, the
6loring officers were elected for the ensuing
Aear;
4 brother JOHN CORBY, President.
Fothsr Il
4 brother brother VA "; 4. y WILSON, Eo1S, Secretary Secretary
l Committee Sick: E. ], Folger, A, Kroeg, Henry
4eyeI
TIT V1aILANT ENGINE OoMPANY.-This capital
f,ompny Of young men, who believe that socis-
biity promotes good feeling, and that reunion
between themselves and the former members,
Ri MT only be gratifying to all parties, but tend
20 sRengthen their organization, will tonight
bass very pleasant hour or two at their hall in
State street, where, we feel satisfied, every one
Jill etjoy himself to his hearts content. We wish
hem much pleasure.
II TIL SAVANNAH News AND HERALD.-Elsewhere
Fill bI found the prospectus of this able journal
n ou sister city. Mr. MASON has recently pur-
basel the Ne,Ds establishment, and has amalga-
ated that paper and the Herald, Of which he was
e fdinder. The Ne,os and Herald is the official
)per Of Savannah, and has the largest circula-
)ditoIal staff, and is among the best conducted
trn,ls we receive.
FHn somRE AT HBERNIAN HAIL-One Of the
\ bat features Of to-day will be the magnificent
= tertainment which is proposed to be given this
fening; at Hibernian Hall, by the Etna Steam
! E. Company TO the German and Washington
fre Companies. The entire Hall has been eugag-
p, and no effort will be spared to make the even
Ag delightful one to the ladies and agreeable
y the gentlemen; and when we mention that the
clipper is to be furnished from the celebrated
cuisine OF the Mills House, we know we bring be-
fore our readers very attractive portion of the
soiree. -'"
A New STEAMER FOR CHERAw.-The new steam.
Yer Morton, Capt MANSFIELD, is advertised to
Pike freight for Cheraw, and the landings on the
+ lee Dee, at Accommodation Wharf, on the Lat oi
Hay, and to leave with dispatch. This boat was
Aticed in our columns at the time she was
bhched. She has been built by parties whe
brougl,ly understand the wants Of the Pee Dee
intry, and whose disposition it will be to afford
heir patrons every facility. The Marion is q stern
wheel boat Of the Ightest draught and capable
f navigating the river il there is any water in the
bed Of the stream. Her Captain and owners are
bid Pee Dee traders, and are determined to please
T. FoRHAL OPENING OF MEssRs LoRINa& & TunNEnt
AafLIARD sALooN.-Last evening q pleasant en-
fainment was given by Messrs. LoRMa 4
}}RNEn, at the splendid Billiard Saloon, Adger'
{lding, corner King and Market streets. Mr.
DLEY KAvANAuaH, the ex-billiard champion O
erica, and Mr. MELVIN Foster, played gam
POO points, greatly to the interest and satisfac
Of the spectators. The largest run mad
by Mr.. KAyANAUaH, he counting 1877 points
FOSTER, however, came out the winner Of tn
hc.
s he establishment is ono well suited for o first
Is billiard saloon, and the proprietors hav
iced great energy and taste in fitting 1t up 8
dsomely.
Mosr R1oT.-As the Augusta fremen, OF
ed by committees from our city companies
aRsbing the Citadel Green, collision ocourre
u ~ them and some colored men, in which,
one OF the latter was slightly wounded b
d shot, Afterwards we saw o great crow
.egroes In front OF Mr.. OaREN's saddlery stor,
Ter Of Hasel and Meeting streets, who, as VI
wards learned, were endeavoring to get OF
6te boy, who the. colored men said had II
I'D the wound, and who had run into NJ
fN's for protection. MIR. o. refused to let thel
the boy, with all their threats and menace
few Of the aremen came up and disperse
oters. detachment Of colored troops CAN
but after a short time were sent back an
was perfectly restored.
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sjw FkrFh AT SuMTBa.-As will be seen !
per column, our friend, Il. L. DARn, pprpos'
&blish at IN early day, at Sumter, a new p
Ito be called the Sumter Ne,os. From N
ms long and varied connection with the pre-
Ais State, we are assured that his entsrprii
A'be successful from the start. There are fe
ter newspaper men than Il. l.. DARR. Hs
1Sessed OF that kind Of tact and talent which
}ispensable to the fine success Of journal, or
Och 90 few men who. claim to be editors hRv
hood practical business man too thornuo oh