The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-18


received certain hot day not very long ago will always
be hold in grateful remembrance. While all hands
were swelterng with heat in comes magnificent bowl
OF ICE CREAM from Madame RuTJKs. just tho thing
we would have asked for, and coming from O quarter
which rendered certain that was not only good but
the best Of the best.
THE HuaUENoT CHURoH.-A largo congregation as-
sembed at this venerable place of worship join in the
reopenng ceremonals OF yesterday The occasion was
one Of great solemnity and nterost Mr.. O'NEALE 30
well known in tho mueical world presided OF the organ
conducting the musical portion Of ancient and be
tful ritual with great appropriateness SKILL The
officiating clergyman, Rev. A. Moon, preached from
Rev. L. IL and 1s; "Fear not am the frst aud the last
am He that lveth a1d dead; snd behold am
alive forevermore, Amen, and hnvo the keys of death
and OF hell" After very lucid exposition OF the text
in which the eloquent preacher showed his familiarity
with the entire range OF biblical hermeneutics ap
piled its comforting teachings the immediate circum
stances OF tho congregation He remarked "I cannot
but FEEL my brethren that yours ia Of special in
terest and sadness. Centuries ago your fathers fed
nom oppression and persecution to seek this newly
discovered continent religious and civil freedom. Their
energy developed this country their names became
ustrious In its history their civilization gave charm
to its social e and their piety elevation morals
nstnctively turned to the tablets and monuments
around us, where 30 many names Of immortal emory
are engraved.
We congratulate fellow-citizens Of the Hugnenot
faith on this propitous revival OF their patrarchal
vices. Tho Church had been much injured by tho
shes but singular to say Of the several tablets
within the Church had sustained any injury.
Rows-Saturday afternoon, or rather evening be-
tween and IA O'Clock distinguished In police
history Of this city by series Of fights and rows tina.
would have done credit to New York Phila eph a
and was certainly very remarkable in Charleston No
ons OF the rows equallAd In Importance and bloody
suit some that have happened times past but the
whole together show state OF and antagoniam
among the lower classes OF whites blacks that ia
rather alarming.
The eastern end of Calhoun street. Church str eet be-
tween Market and Queen streets and these two last
streets near Church, the principal scenes of the
disturbances.
They originated, in almost every instance, from the
attempt Of the police city ordinan ces the re-
usa Of negroes to obey their arrest attempt of
other negroes to rescue them. The police in every
stance, finally came of conquerors, and some twenty
negroes, in all the various phases Of oxen heads
occupy cells ct the Guard House.
The first row was iu Queen street, between Church
and setnR where bricks and clubs flew promscu
ly and several parties length on mother
earth. There In Chalmers street between the
employees at the Government stables and the negroes
with which the police had nothing to do until ordered to
arrest the combatants
PROVOST COURT, June 16-Unlted States Us. Hector
White (oolored)-Having Property supposed to be sto
len-Policeman DoNovAL, Bworn: Arrested defendant
In Meeiing-areet yesterday, 19A A NJ had pair Of
wheels on his head Offering them for sale. and could
give satisfactory account Of them took defendant
and wheels to the Guard House. there to
suppose they were stolen. Discharged Wheels to be
retained for four day, by Provost Marshal.
United States us, Adam Singleton (.olored)-Fjghtng
In the Streets-Policeman BARLOW sworn: Arrested
defendantn King beating boy and kicking him,
and damning and cursing everybody; Runaway Just
got to the Guard House, took i'm up again and put him
In. Five days hard labor on the streets.
United States %. William Morgan tcolored)-Tres-
pasa-EDwARD W. RILEY. sworn: A little before the
rain last night Of the shops Of WHARTON ErsoH
corner OF Lnestreet and Railroad OF VIII ioh pri-
vae watShman saw defendant lounging abou t. went
inside the house and locked the gate. When had
been In some fifteen minutes heard one jump the
fence listened and heard among the tools of
the shops hailed twice and eived answe r. hailed
third time, when defendant answered, and caught him
and him to the police; defendant would not say
what he wanted the fence is nearly feet high Hard
labor for fifteen days.
United States Jim Butler, (colored)-Carryng con-
ceaed edweapons-Policemana GOLDEN sworn: This morn.
Ing saw defendant going down Church street, between
land O'Clock, with his coat open and dirk knife
esaeA DSs"eoh
stop; he threw his cont knife and hid it, took
him to Guard House and searched him and found knife
on him; 1t was Bowie knife.
Guilty-Ened $40 or twenty days labor on the
streets Knife conascated.
United States W. II. Leo (colored) and Maria Lee
colored)-Disorderly conduct in streetSergeant Ka-
NAN, OF the Police, sworn: Yesterday, about A. NJ In
St Philip street, saw the defendants Lee had been
A8htng his wife, Maria and had disorderly before
came up; saw nothing Of the hght; WAS in fault
and not womsn; man is Q nuisance to neighborhood,
and spends all tho money the wife saves.
Dismissed with reprimand.
United States Charles Jones coIorsd-Disord derly
and resisting Pollce.-Policeman ,BRIRH, sworn: This
morning, on duty, between and O'Clock in Princess
street, defeud,nt was acting as drunken m an and
making disturbance. by collecting crowd he was
jumping, and going on, and max ing noise Did not
huehd 10 him then but went mp Princess street and
turned In ten minutes Found tho Nd oh larger,
and ordered def ndant stop and crowd to disperse
defendant eaid he was white q man rs I, and he
"ouo do as he pleased In the street, and II struck
hi win my club he would kill me right there, an we
WOMB both go to hell together. told him would take
MN 10 tho Guard House. He said was not able
s'opped him twice. aud told him to 20 away He did co.
ana asked mo Ii would remain five minutes on nv
post. said yes
dc returned In that time met me at the corner OF
hg ana Princess'streets snd said WAS the gentleman
snapped MS lace, and he wanted to carry mo 20 tho