The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-31

1880 r. NJ for ono hour.
Tho Mails for South Carolina Railrond will con
tinuo to close daily at o'clock A. NJ, and for The
Savannah and Charleston Railroad at GA. &. on
Mondays, Wednesdays a,lh Fridays.
STANLEY @. TRo1"r, p. M
CHANCE OF ScnEDULE.-On 8unday, Juno 1st, the
passenger train OH tho Camdon Branch will leave
Camdon on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays
ual will arrive at that point at Cos L. M. The
schedule published i'll another column gives tho
time for leaving Kingsviiic and other points.
ConhRoTIoK.-Wo wcro guilty OF serious orror
in our acknowledgment Of Tuesday nights scre-
made. Wo ascribod the combination Of sweet
sounds to tho Hook and Ladder Company, whom
III reality IL was the performance OF tho Evening
Star dlee Club. Tho serenado occurred at an hour
when tho tripod iB exchanged for Tho dream land
OF Morpheus, and our musical friends Of The Glec
Club will pardon tho unntentonal mistake
DISTRIBUTION OF SEEDs-We havc boon roouost-
ell to state that Mr.. J. g. 4AnTIN Will distrihato.
gratuitously, vegetable seeds from the Ae-1cultu
raj Department at Washington Mr.. M,,nrrs can
b, found ut tho storo Of Mcssrs. PEIrr MAnr1N,
no. 5l3 King street. This will be. convenient TO
t'lc farmers md market gardeners OH tho neck.
md VIC advise them to gEo Mr.. MARTIN call be-.
fore his stock is oxhaystcd.
,/-o-
IhE ~zAnR OF TIE SoUTH.-Tho Hibernian
itau ha9 n fair audience last night, and tho Wiz
9.4-ff5erf,rmed some of his most difficult feats
Iie will give matinee this afternoon to which tho
price OF admission will be only 50c AS Mr.. SAR-
GENT will positively Ioaro on Saturday, wo ad-
wise all who have not attended ha aoireos to take
advantage OF these opportunities.
The RALnoAp WARFARE BETWEEN THE CoLuMt
BIA AND AUGUSTA AND THE SourH CAROLINA RAIL-
EoAD.-The Columbia PhUniB says: ''Wo under
stand that tho Columbia and Augusta Railroad
III conformity with their cnrtor, intended, yestor-
day morning, TO lay a crossing over tho South
Carolina Railroad track Tho officials of the latter
company tas suit ia pending as to tho validity OF
tho charter Of the former. infringing upon The
vested rights Of tho lntter), have adopted novel
PROCEDURE to baffle the efforts of tho company
in laying down their crossi ~ connection. Early
yesterday morning thoy started engine near the
disputed point and singular onou III, it has boon
plying oil day yesterday, but never out of sight Of
tho aforesaid intonded intersection. Both parties,
VIC learn, nro in earliest, and tho reault will be
looked to with interest"
A1D FOB THE SouTH.-The Maryland State Reof
Commissioners hnvo, up to this date, forwarded to
South Carolina Ii, ,002 bushels Of corn and 10 5G2
pounds Of bacon. Tho distribution have been mndc
by Committees who have been appointed by tho
Relief Commissioners, or by tho Governors Of the
diferont States. Further shipments will bo mado
as coon as tho Commissioners can obtain tho
means. Maryland has not beon idlo, but her re-
cord stands before the world and her sistor states
can nevor forgot her generosity in thoir hour of
need.
In addition to the amounts sont to this State
the following have boon distributed 10 North Ca
roina 6150 bushels oi corn Is barrels of hour 40
1876 pounds Of bacon, and $500 in m ,noy. To
Georgia II $50 bushels OF corn and So 600 pounds
OF bacon. To Alabama Ii, ,SG4 bushels OF corn,
and 1855 pounds Of bacon. Arrangements have
been mado by which $4,000 will bo invested in
corn and bacon in New orloane for distribution in
the flooded portions OF Louisiana and Mississippi.
CHARLHsToN IN TIE HoT wEArHEn.-Tho heated
torn has at last commenced, and wo may expect
threo months OF comparative discomfort, as few
persons hayo tho means to leave tho hot and dusty
city and visit the different summer retreats. III
the good old times, Juno Sun ehone upon many
closed and empty houses, for all who had the in
clination or tho money took to themaelye, winge
and fled away. Sulliyans Island and Mount Pleas
fashionable summer resorts; tic Moultrio House
and the different boarding houses on tho island
we're crowded with guests, who were, many oil
tkom, old habitues and firm believers in tho salu-
tary advantages Of the sea broezo and salt water.
ALL Of this has been completely chnnged by tho
war, and Sullvan's Island il now but shadow of
it's former sol; tho hotel has disappeared and only
o few struggling houses remain of tho pleasant
village Of Moultrievie. Under these circum-
stances, We arc compelled to onduro the weathor,
recolecting that every dog has his day, and ii the
almanac is to bo believed, those days arc rapidly
approaching. We hsvo, though, many advantages
that aro not possessed by tho residents OF other
oities; the houses nre butt with piazzas and arc
separated from each other by lots that allow the
air to circulate freely. Besides, We are tho for
tunate owners OF several breathing spots, which
are extensively patronzod As promenade, tho
Battery cannot bo cqualled, and the fresh breeze
that always blows from tho comes laden with
health, and is o death blow to malaria
An old and homoly proverb says that "as tho
bed is made it must be laid in" and argue that
with all is disadvantages, and in spite Of tho burnt
district, and the poverty Of the people, Charleston
ia yot desirable for summer residence. 1t is use
less orepne over tho past, and if wish tho f,-
ttiro 10 bo equally as bright, We must husband our
resources; for by spending our money at home wo
VIII BOON make tho desert to blossom like tho rose
we have ovcry reason to expect healthy season,
and With the battery to visit, and tho street cars
running through tho principle promenados, thero
will DO no difficulty in wcathering the summer, and
in making tho old city lose somo OF it's wonted
dnllnea'- Many persons will recollect tho longing
they hnd for breath Of salt air whom conflacd to
tho country, md tho desire to visit old Chnrles on
was almost uncomfortable Tho wnr had scarcely
ended when those refugees gladly returned to their
old hones, and though many Of thcm are now un-
able 70 leave It, the recollection OF their past dis
comforts will mako tho summer in Charleston not
only. .endurablo, but seagon Of pleasurabo onjoy-
ment.
ANEW scHEAE EMaRATIoN TO VENK zUEL&.-To
many Of our readers the idea of emigration to
Vonezu'la from this country ID novelty but there
are others who have long known Of the existence
ofthis Company. and havo determined to try thor
fortunes in that far country. Tho Venezuelan
Emigration Company has had IN active existence
for over year, and has already sent several bands
OF omigrants from Virginia, who havo expressed
themselves delighted with tho country, it's climate
and resources. DR.. II. III. PRICE, Of Virginia, has
received grant If land from tho Venezuelan
dovornmont, embracing 100000 square miles
These lands arc in the State Of Guayana and the
District Of Amazonss. and includes tho terrific, /,