The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02

OUTRAGE IN AnoHDALE srREEr-Last night a lady
walking in tho neish OF the English Lutheran
Church in Archdalesreet struck by brick thrown
by one Of rloous party OF negroes near by She was
Knocked down aud seriously injured.
The IDEAl-"Moonlight on tho sea" has long been
favorite themo with ye lovyers the poets Captain
WILEY. ever thoughtful, has taken the idea to give
practical illustration OF this sentimental Buaon and
accordingly designs propeing his Idea the
this evening. See advertisement.
IHE souTHRRH CULTIVATION for July, 1866, published
Mt Athens, Ga, has como to hand. The number ap-
pears to be we'll gotten up and contains numerous
articles OF striking interest various agricultural sub
teets The work is published at q low price and de-.
serves Southern patronage.
MAYORS COURT Saturday Morning, June 30.-The
only case OF interest before His to-day
OF tho proprietor Of the Mills House Stables charged
with asking than the rates allowed by the
City Ordinance. His Honor decided that tho Mills
House coaches not hacks but carriages at hiring
and dismissed the case.
JOHN B. LAF1rrE, Eso.-This gentleman, with his
family arrived from New York on Satur-
day last after absence Of four years. returns
with renewed health and increased feeling of afec
ton for his old home His fellowcitizeps may rest as
largely devoted to rebuilding restoring, more
than their former prosperity the waste places around
rs.
DISTURBANCE THE BATTERY.-Yesterday afternoon
two negroes. who inclined be disorderly on the
Battery were promptly arrested by the military guard
and taken to tho Provost Marshal This guard has
been the Battery for several days. and has proved
very efficient in preventing disturbances This tr
butes much to the comfort and pleasure OF tho frequent
ers OF that favorite resort and the officer whoever
may be, who caused tho guard be Stationed
the thanks Of the whole community.
SODA WATER.-By reference to tho advertisement In
another column, 1t will be observed that Messrs A. W.
EoKEL 90. have had such ''run" on their fountain,
that they have been compelled to procure another The
new ono is handsome, equal to any In the city,
and to be reserved for the exclusive Of the ladies'
Here the angels will quaf their nectar." But hot
thirsty mortas OF the masculine persuasion must
think that their wants will not also be supplied On
the contrary, they will always find polite and prompt
attention but Of course place danes Mr.. EoKELs
soda water ts good, lin fact. No. !.
THE OPTICAL EXHIBITION at the College Saturday
night was @ brilliant success. Ths chapel could not
hold all the curious applicants Many Of the specta
had no very definite idea Of what they invited to
see. But the humorous Professor with hs Drummond
WnOle d.
lions Of surprise and delight followed other In
rapid succession all the house. OF course when
the fortunate few. who had been thus privileged
turned home and told their friends Of the splendid
phenomena they saw produced, said friends very
anxious for opportunity to enjoy this pleasure ON
their own account In compliance with the wish Of
great many auch another performance viii be given
morrow night. See advertisement.
EoN- podu ~.
pears in another part paper reade will
tce that our fellow tizen, W. Y LEITcH, ESQ., has
commenced the Brokerage, Exchange and Re al Estate
business at No. rs Broadstreet This gentlem an has
strong claims the patronage of his fellow -ctizens
He was brought up to the business Of merchant In
this, his native city. and his commercial ledge was
afterwards improved by ten years. experience as Bank
officer Holding lately the lucrative position Of BUR
Of the Customs he yielded that place rather than
take the test oath. The public having necessity
ploy capable merchant in the above mentioned mat
ters, will do we'll to call on Hr LEIToH.
SHOOTING K1No-sTREET.-Yesterday afternoon,
about dark for some unknown three negro sol.
diers commenced firing ut citizen King street. near
Clifordstreet They pursued the citizen, firing. for
some distance when they met by the guard OF the
9th Infantry who had been just relieved from duty on
the Battery On learning the oiroum Stances the white
soldiers pursued the negroes and finally succeeded
capturing two Of them and carrying them to the Ca-
del. The third escaped, minus his Clothes which he
pulled of to tighten his weight. Several Bhots were
fred at the retreatng darlies but none took effect
A NEW YAcHT.-Messrs. HARVEY & Son, ship wrirhta
have just completed beautiful yacht for Mr. DAYTON
enterprisng proprietor Of the House on sulli
vans Island. The steamboat leaves sullivans Island
for the city at such early hour that Mr. DAYros,s
guests often compelled to before the sun is low
enough for bathing to be pleasant. On this account
Mr. DAYToH has had this boat built In order that his
visitors may bshe and leave when ~ suis their co nve
nience The yacht called the Wdssie Is 80 feet long
and feet inches broad, with aiding kee or centre
board of feet She s cutter rgged having large sail Of
10 yards. che can accommodate 40 pass engers, and
will doubtless be favorite ith the patrons OF
the Surf House. not only passage boat but also for
pleasure excursions This s the third yacht recently
built by the Hrm The Jessie which was built for
Captain SHARP. and the Normd, built for Captain
GUTTER. having given en,lre sasfaction reflected
great credit on Messrs. HARVEY soN.
The Wasse carried from the builders yard at the
Sailors Home, in Market to the Market Wharf,
and there safely and beautifully launched At o'clock
in the afternoon she set out her trial trip at which
requested TO bo We regret that PRESS