The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-20
LOCAL MATTERS.

LOCAL MATTERS.
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THE FmEMEN's PARADE.-Our readers will observe
that change has been made in the programme. and
that the procession will from the Citadel Green
through Meeting, down Broad to Friendstreet counter
marching at the Cathedral The Mayor and Aldermen
will review them in front of the Guard House.
WRECK FALLEN IN WITH On Tuesday afternoon
last about pelve miles east of this Bur, the pilot boat
Pride fell in with schooner on her beam eI ds with her
sails all washed off The pilots were unable to make
out thing that would lead to her identity.
MAJOR DuBos will deliver his third lecture tonight
at Masonic Hall. The subject will be "Leducation
des Alles Ia Irritation; les devors do 10 femme dams la
hmille;"-al interesting subjects. We were glad to
learn that the last lecture well attended capital
opportunity here ot red young enstonndtres 70
perfect their Partisan accent and we hope Major D. will
have large audience tonight.
Mrssns. J. Dawson Co., Booksellers, No. IS
Haype street. have favored with copy Of pam
phlet bearing the following ttle "The Stay Law and all
its Amendments The Tax Act for 1855. An Ordinance
Of the Observation-Disclosures Code New Constitution
Of the State of South Carolina. Compiled by d. Melville
Myers Jr This Is valuable manual Of reference for
magistrates lawyers, business meu and indeed tvery
who is desirous Of knowing something Of the Laws
lie for presenting these documents in such convenient
torm.
I WE HAVE received from H. P. Rueo. No. 1os Market
street, the New Yogk daes of April 18th; New York
Ledger 2Sh; Literary Album of 2S,h; Chimney Corner
Of 2Sth Mic Max for May Pilot OF 2lst; Literary Com
psnion, Field and Freside every Saturday; Weekly
Magazine Godey's Ladies' Book for May; Sunday Mer
curry Mr. RuGg has made arrangements to receive the
latest New York aies regularly every day. and the
weeklit by hrst mail after publication He has also on
hand dQ avQ he
all of his old customers bach OF the old and well known
place. No 10S Markestreet Subscriptions received for
any Kind Of publication.
The CITY RAuaoAD.-The jnterrogatores put by us
yesterday this subject have elected the desired
sponse We fnd upon information that the project has
not been abandoned; far from it. The money is all at
hand; the company negotiating at this time with
contractors for the work Lumber iron and other
teral necessary, have all fallen within the last few
monthe and by waiting little while longer the compa
ny will scme $4,000 or more in the expense Of the
construction Of the read while they will still have
abundant time TO complete It before November next
when they hope to have it in running order As the
community is having fair commodations at present
from the Omnibus Line, the company consider they
warranted deferTtng the execution Of the work. and
thereby twenty twenty-five per cent in the co
Of the road.
DREADFUL FRIoHT-The ruins Of st. Finbsr's
Cathedral came near being the scene of serious
calamity yesterday. While the workmen (who en-
gagged in taking down the steeple were OF work. the
policeman guarding the place thought G he S saw the wall
ALARM Immediately rushed from the building and to
the opposite side Of the street. where he followed by
three workmen employed below There were six on
the steepe and their situation In consequence Of this
premature report became painful IN the extreme.
There no chance Of escape and they gathered in
group expecting momentarily to be precpiated to the
ground and either crushed badly hurt and Ger
man (who among the number) badly fghten.
ed that the blood gushed from his mouth and nose
Fortunately for the party me wall did not fall and it
turned out that the policeman mistaken, and had
no cause for his approximations,
TIE STREETS AeAN-We received o number of let
tsrs yesterday from parties residing in Kingstree
tween George and Calhoun, charging with partially
because we singled out the Of Broad and East
Bay streets as the slushies place in town. They are
willing leave the decision las to which IL the biggest
bassei arSiters confdert Kir street win carry of the
palm Now We are sorry our uptown friends should
consider Themselves shghted. This was mot remote
street In very bad order The poor omnibus horses
have to traverse this slough dozen times day One
days raj will make this street there impassabe. ent
after all our King street friends better of than their
Broad brethren The former, thanks to the mar
rovness OF the street. Cross, on an emergency In
hop skip and jump and they get of With muddy boots
and breeches; but not SO down town. We saw yester
day sundry individuals d sirous OF crossing opposite
Messrs Edgerton Richards They were looking this
which they could venture TO Plant their feet they cir
cumnavigated this passable gulf and went over at the
crossing below. Fortunately, We have heard Of no
serious accidents yeti and we sincerely hope that
something will be done before lopg, by somebody to
afford the nnocs mt public sense Of security.
TIE MEDICAL COLLEGE OF SOUTH CARoLINA.-The
Annual Circular of the Trustees and Faculty of this Col
lege has been politely sent us by the Dean; and as
we have long cherished regard for this venerable
institution we propose to give something than
cursory notice. The Faculty is one OF the best In the
country. Besides the regular Professors, full staff OF
supplementary Professors have been appointed and the
College now offers facilities md inducements second to
none in the United states.
The following gentlemen compose the Faculty.
Regular. Professors.
Francis T.. Miles, N. D., Prof ssor Of Anatomy.
Julian J. Chsolm, D.. Professor Of Surgery,
Ell Geddings, II. D., Professor Of the Theory and |
Practice Of Medicine.
James Moultrie, NJ. D., Professor of Physiology.
Henry R. Frost, II. D., Professor of Materia NJ .dica
Thomas g. Prioeau, NJ. D., Professor OF Obstetrics
C. U. Shepard, H. D., IL D., Professor OF Chemistry
Samuel Logan, H. D.. Demonstrator Of Anatomy.
francis L. Parker, N. D., Assistant Demonstration Of
Anatomy.
Supplementary Professors.
Francis L. Parker N. D., Extraordinary Professor OF
Anatomy.
Samuel Logan, NJ. D., Extraordinary Professor Of
Surgery.
J. Dickson Bruins, NJ D., Extraordinary Professor Of
the Theory and Practice OF Medicine.
Edward Geddngs, NJ. D., Extraordinary Professor Of
Physiology.
VIM. a. Desaussure, N. D., Extraordinary Professor
Of Matera Medios
F. NJ Robertson, NJ D., Extraordinary Professor Of
Obstetrics.