The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-03
LOCAL MATTERS.



HP Rueo Market street, mas received the following
very interesting new novels: The Bri9and by VICTOR
Huao False Bride, and Lucy Arlyn, by ]. F. TRow
BRIDGE.
The PAsron Of the Church of the Holy Communion
regrets that the notice of service for Saturday evening
should have been published yesterday, as many may
have been disappointed In finding the church closed.
he could not atterd get any one to oaoiate for him
The DEATH OF JAMES W. Brown, Eso.-1he demise
of this most excellent gentleman was announced in
streets on yesterda forenoon, and threw gloom
over very large portion of our community, who have
known him long and we'll as one OF the best Of men
and as a most exemplary citizen. Mr.. Brown has filled
several offices OF profit and trust in city and at the
time of his death was of the Aldermen For long
partmen with signal ability and left 1t with the sincere
regrets OF every one OF the gallant men, whom for years
he had controlled
let us remember his goodness and emulate his kind
nesEes
CIEARANcE.-Mr WILLIAM ROACH cleared, yesterday,
for Havre the schooner Ayrouer. Capt ]. q. HUGHES
with cargo o. 1919 bales Upand and 40 bales Of Sea
Island cotton weighing lbs This vessel usually
employed In the merchant line OF New York packets,
all frst-claas vessels, and wen oficered and manhea
the schooner B. N. Ha,vkias. Capt. Wyatt another
vessel OF the same line All these schooners have been
remarkable for their voyages and rate among
the highest with the underwriters
THE OLD New YORK STEAMSHIP L1NE.-.At the COM
mencement OF the late war tie New York Steamship
Line was composed Of the steamships Columbia Naih-
uie jas. 4dgsr. Marion and John King. This splen-
did line OF steamers were largely owned In Charleston
Since the close Of hosties parties in New York, who
held possession OF the ships have came forward and Of
fered settlement on favorable terms. We learn that.
Roac6 near one hundred thousand dollars Of
this stockhss been settled for. and other parties
have also secured the Pums due th m. Mr.. Roach
deserves much praise for his jealous exerons to pro-
cure an advantageous arrangement for stockholders
this city. To many the receipt Of these funds has been
most oppOftune
ENoN's PANORAMA FORT SUFFERING were
among the grshed visitors ut Masonic Hail. last eve
nipg who had assembled to witness this most excellent
and truthful picture, and have seldom seen an au-
than the party who ed that ha last night The faith
fulness Of every brought to view without men,
toning any particularly, reflects great credit upon
time and .rted great deal Of talent TO have been
successful In his sketches To Of the city this paint
ing brings many "reminiscences OF the past distinctly
are different points Of interest depicted and We should
tie slad to 1t visited by those not "o the manor
I,rr who. no doubt feel anxious to see some Of the
hrst scene connected with the late war.
FHIorD CREAM soDA-At the solicitation Of many
ladies' we have repeatedly urged tue advissbiuty
OF the opening OF first class Sod, Water Fountain
where the oil delicious ana refreshing and inn cuous
beverage DO served to the fair and their
beaux We are pleased to that the desiders
tum has been supplied, and that at any hour OF the
evening has only TO step down to the
OF Messrs Jones Dubendorf No. 249 King street, to
md the most decious Cream Soda and see It eagery
imbibed by the PIE test tf ladies'.
The Soda tse Is first rate but the beautiful young
ladies' who make No. 249 their headquarters for inno
cent drinking make 1t worth ones while to lounge and
lnger and still lovingly lingering, to watch the dear
creaures as they snil!ngy pass 10 TO smie AID pass
The performance :s repeated every day. member
No 249.
New PERoD1cAL-1hat ent'rprising publishing
the American News Company pr pose to issue
on the sth inst fortnighty magazine, to be called
the GALAXY an Illustrated Magazine
Tho Gdtdry will contain tile best serial stories OF tue
most distinguished foreign noveists, light essays,
sketches poetry and lively review and summary Of the
choicest articles OF the leading parodca OF the world
Its illustrations will he from designs by the most cee-
braed artists aud will be printed tinted paper at the
press OF Mr.. JouN MOONEY, CT New Yorf. who has
earned the reputation 0. being the most artistic printer
In this country.
brilliant design and The magazine will be printed on
new type expressly for the purpose and on fine cal
endered paper. Tho publisher will aim to make the
GALAXY tho most striking and elegant magazine so far
Typography is concerned, issned IN this country
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WE are always glad to receive the vi its OF pEBow 8
RerieD It 10 intimately connected With many scenes,
trials, and struggles in past history. The April
number is on table containing articles variety
OF subjects 'The Influence Of Commerce CiviliZa-
on is elaborate discussion OF especial interest TO
merchants Equatorial Regions Of America IL from
the ren of r r. Warren, Esq, who has explored the
entire country Geo. FtzhuGn. Of Virginia. has an
Pertaining article entitled "Boya" "ChaIcs pinchney,
Of South Caropa is the subject OF graphic sketch by
our late lamenftd townsrnau, Win. s. Elliott, Esq The
Editor gives the rcsnlt of hi, long experience In 3
very able and timely paper OIL American Commerce
The Review is published at Nashville. Tennefse", and
a. New York.
PROVOST CouRT-JoRN SHIru.-Trespass-R. Har-
rioit colored, testife1 that defendant Sunday
ing about eight O'Clock, up stairs into
his house and ence abr sing him violently. call
ing him id negro and id liar Witness said he
had spoken to defendant before, although lie s
neighbor. Defendant also accused witness of stealing
water from his barrel which he did do as he has
pump Of his Witness ordered defendant to leave
his premises which he refused to do and he then weu
out and obtained policeman. who carried him TO the
Guard House Sentenced to fine OF two dollars or two
days imprisonment
Abraham Deancr, colored Carrying concealed weup-
ons, and shooting on Sunday.-Poceman Quinn testi-
fsd that he saw defendant Sunday last in Meeting
street Road within tho precincts OF the city. firing
pistol and that he f)lowed and took the pistol FROM
him. and lodged him in tho Guarl House six barre!
shooter e1hibited Sentenced to fine Of FIFTY dollars
or thirty days imprisonment