The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-21

ARRIVAL OF THE EMILY B. SoUDER.-This vessel
reached hero from Now York at q late hour last
night We publish below her consienees and pas
sengers: 80;
| PAssEsoERs
| j McKilop. p Bnrnhnm, Miss Gunner; Can't Wig
wio and ehildrn. Mrs Farley Thos Getty, dn Boin,
'st, Mr. Wilson. Mr. Peakc and Sin steerago
Getty Co. *rliss sOsI,aSses oSsem Southern ExD&e.s
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co. stenhouss Co serovon Sosbit Smith. Smith,
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filing Joss esea Jara 1ohnson
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Pnovosr CouRr, May 2d.-U. s. us otSesar Rivers
Throwing Bricks, etc.-Private GARRErrY, Po-
liceman, sworn, stated that he was in statestrcet
Yesterday 1.-The defendant threw IL brick against a
gate at a dog inside, and ran when he saw' the
police was not violent or abusive. The Court
found the defendant not guilty, and discharged.
him. - .''' 80 ,,'nr
y. 8. u.s., Emanuel Grey .Drunk.-Privato
CONWAY, Policeman, Sworn, says The .found de-
fandaut drunk and unable to take care of himsolf
Sentenced to paya fine Of So or to three days I'M
PflsonhehN II it't""i ;.--.;i-.,' =,
U. S. us Alice Moore.-s ealing clothing.-Mar-
garet Godfrey, sworn, stated that defendant cdme
to my rnother's,, cpd took money. out of my
mothers dress pocket; We missed it as soon as
she went out; when sho was arrested she had the
dress on. gag :: ''' ';"!:
Nancy Godfrey, sworn, stated that the dress
the defendant now has on sho stole from witness;
and also some money with it (about 70 centsr;
had her when she had the email pox, and paid
the Doctors bill Was found guilty and sentenced
to three days hard labor subject to order of Post
Commander. = Az ltii:!sit;j:t
U. 8. Us. Jerry Kelly. Selling Fish without Lii
cense.-MIcHAEL SHANAHAs, Policeman, sworn,
stated that he ,saw defendant selling fish this
morning without license the man who bought
the fish could not make the change and when i
asked him about it, he said ho had no money to
pay for license searched him, and found two
dollars on him. Found guilty and fish forfeited.
y. .. Us. John Price--Carrying an Iron Stick
frlVste u. COOK, Policeman, sworn, says, am No.
&c; laet night I and another man, at about one
o'clock, found some colored soldiers standing in
Princess street, opposite West-sreet, when they
fired two shots, which, went right between us
they then went to Ma2yck-street; the Jail officer
saw it, they: then went 70 the corner ef MazycR
and Magazine streets, and fred two shots mnore's
these we heard plainly we went on here and met
the jail officer, and the defendant was in his
charge, and he had this iron rod in his hand
Found guilty, and was sentenced to pay a fine OF
SIS or to FIVE days hard labor. q. ct, ts ,,.
U. s. ps. HARMAN BLENKNER, white.-For Abuse
and Throwing Bricks-Mary Kirk, oolored, sworn.
stated that she put some rice in the yard this
morning to feed some chickens defendant took it
up told him to let it alone when he abused her,
calling her sundry names,-very naughty, and not
w w 'ouhu III OF CateCulSm then
throw bricks at her, one of which che patheticaily
remarked "like to "a broke my back" 81 = 81
Defendant being asked what lie had to SOW for
HIMSELF said that this woman lives in the yard OF
tho house in which he resides; that she is cook
and very quarrelsome. AL OF which witness de-
MED Indignantly saying that he misrepresented
her character that he trying to produce the
impression upon the Court that she was a servant;
she is no cook and no servant; she resides with
her former master, and is free, whiIo no (de-
fendanD is nothing bat hired clerk, etc, etc.,
etc. Witness looked large, earnest and re-
spectacle. J. ~ ..;ii,::.. .4H
The Court found defendant guilty, and fined
him FIVE dollars and furthermore ordered to give
bond in one hundred. dollars to keep tho peace
for six months. .." "' "anI' ) I
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sPAnrAEBUno.-The, columbia Cdrolinsan, ,of
Saturday, brings us the'following interesting in
teligence about the faciities for misunderstanding
in the upper part Of our Stale Sieasra x AY&
HEwEysdN,l afcbitetts and engineers Gois,mbia,
8. c., have been for some time engaged ii mating
an aecErate survey o. the aboKs shoals, and haye
kindly durnished the Spartahburg ,Erp,eeswith
the following results Of their labors : "'a ~'.,,4
The total fall OF the Enoree River, at the
Mountain Shoals, th distance 1000 fest;isFs2