The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-28

AoKNowLEDGMENTs.-we are indeb bted to Mr.. DuouER-
cRos the obliging purser Of tho ctator for
late Savannah flos.
KIEsNAN's Ice CREAM sALooN.-Do not fail to 20 to
KNsMAss and eat the greatest luxury Of tho season
Iced Peaches. Sec advertisement.
United STATES DISTRICT CoURr-Judge BRYAN, Pre-
siding.-This Court will be open for business to day.
wits and other papers signed by attorneys already
admitted to practice in tho United States Courts
received; but applicants for admission who cannot
the Test Oath will be rejected for the present.
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EXCURSION TO FLonIDA-It will be seen by adYer.
trement In another column that tue elegant and COM
modious steamship Dictator under the command of her
obging and ever popular captain, CoxErrER, will mako
excursion trip to Fornandina and other ports for
which tho fare is only $2O This amount scarcely
moro than would ones board for the time consumed
in the trip, and excellent opportunity is thus offered
for pleasant recre alton.
CURIOUS FAor.-In conversation between several
gentlemen, perfumery discussed, when Of tho
party mentioned the following fact Some weeks since
he wetted his handkerchief with o1traot and 1t
for ono or two days. Being methodical man, whom
that handkerchief returned from the wash 1t
placed at tho bottom of pile of dozen. In due
the turn for came again, and discovered to
have retained strong remnant OF former sweetness,
much to impregnate with fragrance all articles
the stme drawer near It, 1t was again washed, and
still did not lose its pleasant odor where in the
name of heaven. did that wonderful
from 2" exclaimed bystander. "From my neighbors,
RAouL LsNAH."
ANNIvERsARY OF THE BATTLE FORT MouLTRIE.-
The celebrations of this day Charleston We'd
with those of e. Fourth Of July While the latter was
sidered the great national holiday, the was
and proud boasts OF the freedom in the proIacted
struggle, of which Mourie but isolated combat
are amo7g the things OF the past egovernment for
us, Is gone. But If not to recoec the 28h of
June for the sake OF the heroes OF Fort Mourie has,
nevertheless, some claims on our memory account
Of the social reunions by which it has been SO often
marked It is on this latter that call atten.
ton to to-day It is the desre the suryiy-
Ing members Of of the best of old uniform COM
panies-the Palmetto Guard-to revive their organiza
ton as charitable association. This intention Ia
commendable In the highest degree and It would be
well If all the bodies Of men who played soldier together
In the good old times. and who more recently stood
shoulder to shoulder in the hardships and danger of
real war would ute to perpetuate the bonds of friend
ship 30 solemnly cemented.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS AND COMMON PLEAS
State rs DANIEL WooD and LEWIS KL1EN for nuisance
The indictment charged that the defend ants had a
saughter house and butcher pen in America-s street
within the corporate limits OF the city. Mr. g. D. KIRK
testified to the character Of the nusan CO. Dr. GEO A.
PEtzER City Registrar and Oerk OF the Board of Health
stated that It had been pronounced nuisance by the
Boafd, who visited the premises officially. Messrs j.
NJ EAsoN, THos. d. EAsoN, q. B. CAKES, N. D. ENsroN
N. BERWICK testified substantially to the effect
Mr. E. W. DAVIS for the defence testified that Il did
not appear to be nuisance to him, and that the neigh
borhood was healthy. Messrs D. BURY. L. BUNCH and
d. KEcKELEY, witness in reply. testified that the smell
arising from the pen disngreeable and offensive
Mrs. DENNIS o'CALAaHAN and Jos. WHITE stated that
they owned property In that section, and its market
value was affected account of the proximity of the
pen. Mr P. D. ROGERS testified that the smell was dis.
agreeable and the health OF his family affected by It.
r. W. SEYMOUR, Esq, appeared for the defence The
Attorney General replied. Judge DAwKNs briefly re-
viewed the and left 1t to the decision the Jury
who, after a short absence, returned sealed verdict
An interesting case, which may be Of considerable
importance to our mercantile community, argued
on Monday morning. but as his Honor deferred his
cision at the time It was not publlshed.
The referred to that Of B. D. LAZARUS the
Bank Of the State Of South Carolina W. HAYNE Esq.
appeared for the bank. and r. DRTREvILLE, Esq, for
Mr.. LAZARUS. The cint at Issue whether q fire
loan bond after past due should bear rate
interest stated upon the face of the bond-6 per
that the parties should pay the ordinary lgal inter
7per cent. II. DETREvILLE, Esq, argued that accord
ing to the terms, the interest could be
per cent The Attorney took the round that
the contract had expired and the legal interest should
be paid Judge DAwKIss decided that the loan was ef.
fected for years. that time hal expired and thu bond
not being cancelled, tho amount OF interest fixed by
law-7 per cent-should be paid. The same decision
was made in similar many ago. and the pre-
cedent, any, established then.
MAYORS COURT Wednesday Morning, jdne 26-Two
Of the fair denzens of Eottstreet, rejoicing in the
nicknames Of Gen. Sherman and Keyhole brought
before his Honor for lighting pitching into Keyhoe
Gen. Sherman only followed the pie of her illus-
rious namesake, In breaking locks which perhaps
the reason why she was only fnei $2 while Keyhole
compelled ante So. The sentence brought tears
to the OF the latter damsel thus adding pahos to
the dissolvng view Of their disappearance.
Two gallant Irishmen. who had been doing their de.
voirs at negro ball. we're up for making disturbance
and insulting tho police They did not think any
fence to iusutiug language to tue police, but his
Honor did, and fned them $40 each. One Of them as
he hustled out Of the court room hi msef
with the remark, that it the frat time his Honor
had ever had the chance"
gentee young man. who In his peregrinattons took
up 30 much Of the pavement as to knock down old
woman. was fined $6.
Provost CoUnr, June 27.-United States Us. Toney
Brooks tcoloredl.-steang money.-A. P. L co. sworn:
At shop in Meengstree yesterday, in the after
noon, defendant came out aud ran after him. and