The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-23

~ H. MeQley QulcAstopt O1o oA"u5.
THE NEW ORLEANs MEDICAL RECORD, published twice
every month in New Orleans has again visited u.s. The
number for June 15 has the following original commu.
nicatons: s.===
Art. l. yyesco. Vaginal Fistula, by M. schuppers NJ
D., Surgeon Of the Orthop@dic Institute. New Orleans
4rt M Fracture Of tie Skull reported by j. stebbins
King NJ d. Surgeon in charge Of Mississippi State HOS
pital, Nasohez, Miss. =. ~.
Bioabonate and Nitrate Of Potass oy R. Cham bers'
nj D.; reported by Mr. johnson, Student.
- Art. W Emulsions, by ". f. Laster, Oity Chemist.
and Apothecary and Chemist to the Char1y HoSpl oi
Art. v Trichinee and Trichinoas-tran from
the Gazette de Medicine ct ae ghrurgle
and the Gazette Medicae de Strasbourg by H. Morton
Dowler, NJ. D. Continued from No. ~
There is besides quite large amount of we'll selected
reading matter giving the cotemporary record OF med
cal science. =
Oouar OF Commox PLEAS, June 22-10 A. M.-True
h,lla were found against JOSEPH WILSON for burglary
and larceny and DANIEL HUaHHEARr for larceny. .
pnEsENTMENT OF THE GRAND JURY.
The Grand Jury called attention to the condition OF
the public records Many of them have been lost and
the remainder are without arrangement They recon-
mended that proper schedule Of the various papers
be prepared and brought to the notice OF the Legsa
ture at Its nextsession.
The Jail was visited 1t was under the charge OF
the military. The slaughter pens were advised TO be
removed from the limits Of the city, In all other mat.
ters they coinoded with the presentment Of tho last
Grand Jury.
Mr. s1MoNroN on behalf of Mr.. GRAHAM, moved that
be be released from confinement bail. Mr.. GRAHAM
was arrested the charge OF killing Mr. ADD1soN az
Banberg. s. G. Mr. s1MoNToN read number of aftida-
Jfo T,1du o6 aaa
and granted the BAIL The prisoner was required to
give bond Of SO. .oo0 with two sureties.
The Court proceeded to try the of State us Rich
ard De(ue for burglary and larceny Attorney General
for the State and j. N Nashans and Burke, Esqrs
The following Jury was empannelled P; West, fore
man; Van Winkle, Metz, J. Dothage. MoNalty. a.
Kanake, q. Meldau, j. b. Renneker, F. Ntpson, ). N.
The prisoner indicted for burglartousy entering
the Mills House and taking from thence god Waton
and chain and $685. the property Of os u.s. Ms 4 ESQ., Esq
the difference between burglary and larceny.
Mr OTIS Mills took the stand and testified that he was
boarding a the Mills on the LIST ! June a ae aha aaa
and his clothes chair. In the morning 1ounG the
watch gone and clothes on The floor, and pocket book
confused that could not Say whether 1t lockad or
not In the morning Thought that was uniockt a. ana
that had been M M ms
Has recovered the watch. 1t was brought to nm oy
Mr.. Purcell
crosseramined-By Mr. Nathans-Retired about
l01h; was in tho smoking room before he went up
stairs was certain he wound his watch and locked his
door before Lock 6oaa WAS ot 1uga
through. Room was on second floor, windows were
opened. =4,-.,@..
another. The door between them was open, but pas
sage doors were locked. His family suspected thas
some one might have been concealed in the room but
thought 1t was all Imagination. ~.
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the Mills House. and told that robbery mad neen
committed. Examined the rooms bat could discover
no spns Of entrance any of the rooms Received IN
on 4th Of June and found the gold watch on his
person, but no chain, the makers name and NUMBER
Cross-eaan,insd Watch WAS In prisoners coat tail
pooket-he said he knew nothing about the wach-that
some one must have put 1t there. ere.-.
Farrell, detective, sworn: Substanuated the former
testimony.
the 4h and furnished clue to his arrest. Had
one of the papers found him and recognized It, 1t
was all order for transpo tBon from Washington Pris
oner stated to Farrell that he Captain III Oonfed
crate SERVICE 7t La Regt Did not oyerhear more OF
the conversation Prisoner had been confined on john
sons Island and was trying to get home.
Lieut. II, ", Hendricks, sworn Was notified by Mr.,
Purcell of the robbery sent Detective, ana went NM
self could fined nothing that would show how the
robbery effected. Suspected prisoner, and mad him
was present when questioned about his beng prisoners
knew very little about it. .Z,.
Gross. .eUamined-Pris0ner was searcneu III his ploe
ence and told him that he was Captain In the Con:
ferate service and was captured at Charlottesville
Prisoner said that man who resembed him very much
had committed the robbery and had put the watch IN
his pocket.
Rudolph Werlough, sworn Lives at No. AZ Society
street. has been living here about nile months came
from New JerseyhRd prisoner or
the defence objected to this witness, but was over
ruled]-in Elzabethtown, New jersey, July %, 1866
Prisoner was well dressed at the time he saw him. He
was in o saloon drinking
Oross.esamtned-Only saw him once; he went to the
saloon to collect money; did not know what prisoners
employment was