The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-26
CHURCH DIREcToKz.-The Weekly Fsoord has
the following announcements for churoh servioeo

i st. Miohaeps--Rev. p. T. KEITH
i st. PhiGp's--Rev. B. W. 3. HOWE '. ''
4 st. Luke's-Rev. Q. P. dADsprN.
i st. Paul's-Rey. w. w. LORD, D. d.
4 Grace--Rev. O.tC P1NoKNEY. :, ,..r.g.
also the evening Of the second Sunday in every
| month. -. " -. -
St. Jahas-Rev. a. MARsuAL1, D. b. a.,
st. Mark's REV. j. B. SEABRooK. -.'.
| Caiyary-Rev MIR. PRENT1ss.
Bethel NJ. Z. Church, South-Rev. J. T. WIGHT
MAN. -
English Lutheran, Archdale- street--Rev. JOHN
BAoHMAN, DID. n.s.-a'
English Lutheran, Morris-street- Rev. WILLIAM
8. BOWMAN.
First Presbyterian, Roy. JonN FoRREsr, D. D.
Second Presbyterian, Dr. THos. shYrHE, D. d.
Zion Presbyterian, Kev. j. L. GIRAnpEAU.
First and Wentworth-street Baptist Church,
Rev. E. Z. W1NKLEn, D. D.. Charleston College
| Chapel in the morning, and prayer meeting at
night; First Baptist Church in the afternoon.
| MORNING AND MORT.
Citadel Square Baptist Church, Rev. l.. OUTH-
Trinity NJ. E. Church, South, Rev. e. J. MEy-
MARBLE, pastor. Public Prayer-meeting every
Wednesday evening.
Central Presbyterian Church, Rev. W. G. DANA.
Unitarian Church,
Mariners Church, Rev. W. B. YATES.
AFTERNOON.
Orphan House Chapel Service by the Clergy
OF the city.
PROVOST CouRT, May 25.-U. 8. us. VIM McCuE
Major Hampton and Samuel Myers, colored.-
Fighting and disorderly conduct. .-RoBERr MYERS,
sworn, stated that this morning, about half-past
z o'clock, corner OF Inspection street and East
Bay, there was row. 49,, - r..ts e.,
RAYMOND MuReAY, sworn, stated that he was
down there; saw defendant and another man fight
ing. McCvE went and got gun, and a man took
it away. They had one man (Hampton) down,
beating him with STICK the police arrested them.
There were several other witnesses corroborating
this statement. Sentenced to pay fine of So, or
to five days imprisonment. S.Is,,
U. s. us JAMES TROUT, white.-Assault.- t.-Seret.
d. A. MCINTosH, of the City Police, sworn, stated
that 'last night at quarter before IL O'Clock, in
King street near Burns lane, heard the cry of
murder several times repeated. When arrived
there, found the defendant with nothing in the
world the matter with him. The boy Dobson hal
looed murder several times, and arrested him.
There Was q very large crowd but nothing doing
that saw. Defendant made no resistance"
Dobson, sworn, stated that sslast night in King
street, defendant stopped me, and tried to throw
me, and choked me. Twas going home; had said
nothing to him, but was minding my own bust
ness. Fined s5.
y. 8. us. A. Buckingham and Geo. Washing
ton, colored.- Stealing W. DEvEREAux, sworn,
DShSaS"ae1
my employ long time yesterday found some
lime missing; found about bushei in bag
slowed away in barrel. MIR. JONES heard de-
fendant, Washington tell boy as soon as the
word ''go to dinner" is given you take that bag of
lime awav. JONES told mel followed, and found
defendants with the bag in their possession, try
ing to sell it to another man; had them arrested;
have missed things very often"
Glenn Jones, sworn. "Heard defendant tell Ro-
bert to give this old man this bag OF lime when
all went to dinner. He got the bag, but in the
meantime I had filed the bag with sand and
brick-bats. The Court found the defendants
guilty, and sentenced A. Buckingham to fifteen
days hard labor, and Geo. Washington to twenty
days. hard labor.
U. g. Us. James Wood, colored.- -Assaulting
poice.-SAMUEL MATTHEW'S, sworn, stated that
yesterday at corner of Tradd and Legare Streets
where keep .store, between nine and ten P. NJ,
the defendant was of the instigators OF a row,
to get prisoner from the police. The P. NJ. re-
ccived q very severe blow from one Of the party;
in the meantime they assaulted the house next
to me with rocks. The defendant was apparently
the leader in all this, and the policeman ran into
my house for protection. The defendant, with
some others, assaulted my house with rocks,
smashing in the door and windows. One OF the
rocks passed through the window and struck me
on the leg. Defendant came into my store this
morning, and had him arrested for his acts yes
terday. knew him soon as I saw him.
j. Cook, Policeman, sworn. Yesterday morning
I W ent with another man to take the defendant in
CHARGE and going along he used violent language
and called to others saw q crowd Of colored
people coming and we showed him along, and took
him to the Guard House. Found guilty, and Or
dered to be imprisoned for thirty days at hard
labor on the streets. $50
!. U. 8. Us. Georgiana johnson, colored.-Steal-
ing.-Mergaret Deilanty sworn, stated, that about
a month ago, at the fire In Kin :-street, defendant
next day said he had saved some Of our things;
told her had lost many said she did not see any
others; day before yesterday saw defendant stting
in her door with one Of my elk dresses on as
soon as she saw me she ran into the house before
and at the time of the fire, she was engaged as
nurse by Mr.. CLARK, In the same house with me !;
made complaint to the Provost Marshal, and he
had her arrested I lost this dress with several
others at the fire. f
Mary Buttlehoe, sworn, stated that she lives In
the house with the witness last named, and knows
this silk dress to be hers, and also saw it on do
fendant day before yesterday.
Found guilty, and sentenced to is days. hard
labor, subject to order Of the Post Commander.
United States us. CHARLES MYEus, white Search.
ing house without warrant.-The testimony
was copious, but not Of sufficient interest to re.
produce here, seeing that we unable to do JUS
tice to the very expressive gesticuations, violent
manipulation and contortions OF the shining
countenance of the colored lady who was the COM