The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-30

S;m Yallg Nema.
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 80, 1867.
LOCAL MATTERS.
Jon woRK.-Wo havo now completed our Office
60 as to execute, in tho shortest possible limo
ALL KINDS OF JOB WOEK, and wo most 70.
slcctfuly nsk the patronage OF our friends.
Post OHlcc Notice.
CHARLESTON, S. O., May &, 1867.
Hereafter, until further notice, the Northeastern
Mails will coso at LIS p. H., and arriving at tho
Depot at 0.i5 a. NJ. will DO roadY for delivery at IL
o'clock. On Sundays tho Post Office will open Mt
1880 p. 6I. for ono hour.
Tho Nails for South Carolina Railroad will con-
tauo TO closs daily at o'clock A. NJ. and for tho
Savannah and Charleston Railroad at GA. NJ. OIL
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri,lnys.
STANLEY G. TROTT, p. NJ.
DIOCESE OF CuAnB BEsroN.-Right RoY. DislioD
LYNCH iB already his way - tho stEternal City"
=" dd imina Apos,Olori,ni." uc has appointed
tho Very Rev. DIR. BEu.lNuuAM Administrator of tho
Diocese during his absence.
'Now You SEE Ir-Now You DoNT."-hny one
dcsirous OF seeing tho wonders OF n,agc, and
spend pleasant, social evening, and form one of
largo surprise party, has but to go TO uibcrnian
Hall tonight and witness tho wonderful feats OF
Prof sAroENr, the renowned illusionist
GARDEN SEEDS GRArIs.-We arc roaues ted to
state TINT bag OF garden socds was yesterday re-
ccivcd by mail from Washington for public distri-
button Persons dcsirous of obtaining part OF
the same will please call Mt No. 70 BROAD street,
unl lor tho Carolina Hotol, at tho Office Of DO ERs
& SLcoI.
sEnENADR.-Tho usual serenity Of our sanctum
WIS most agrceably disturbed on Tuesday
night by waves OF melody that ripplod above and
around u.s. and diHsipated all ideas but the enjoy
ment OF tho hour. 1t was ut tho witchng time.
waen ghosts arc supposed to visit their former
quarters, but our visitors woro bona fdo flesh and
blood, mcmbare Of tho Hook and Ladder Company
No. 1, who instig tod by some good spirit romcm-
bered that Editors can appreciate good music.
EARLY Notwithstanding tho pencro]
representations that the fruit crop was entiroly
killed, wo orc happy to state to tho contrary, and
assure tho prophets that we would not give tjc
fr their opinions on tho subject We layo had
not only tho pleasure OF SEEING and believing but
OF tnsting, tho first fix Of tho season. Tho fruit IN
the city saved from tho blasts which DESTROYED
that in loss favored loca itcs and the trees 90 le
rally bloomed sooner than those more exposed.
The sample fig that dscuss.d was rich. ribc
and Juicy, and We we're assured that it was only
ono of many, for Tho trecs gnvo q promise OF
bountiful harvest. II vas taken from tho garden
OF AIr. NATHAN DAVIS, WHO has marlsbly prolific
trees, and will soon be ablo to furnish number Of
similar specimens.
PUBLIC MERTrEa IN MAnIoN, 8. Con Saturday
laHt, wo learn from the Crescent, thcro was at Ma
r:on c. II. n meeting of largo number of blacks,
with fcw whits. General r. F. GnsnAM called
tho meeting to order, and proposed Hon. A. Q. Mo
DuFFIE as Chairman. But it sccms tho colorod
people had como there to vote against anything
proposed by whites. colored man named Haync
always gave tho cue and tho inoetng voted accord
ingly. Speeches we're made by Mossrs N1cDuFF1E,
GRAHAM and sRLLERs. A strong Republican plat
form was adopted, includine however tho recon-
niendation Of poll tux. Next camc dinner, and
thon moro speeches. Good order and decorum
were observed throughout the day. % -"
GEH. .WApDT ruoMpsoN, we learn from tho FYori.
dian, rooontlS addressed mass meeting OF frocd
men nt .dadison, Florida, OF which State ho is now
a citizen. he spoke OF tho kind relations that had
existed between him and his former sayes-hoy-
ever changed thoHo former relations now, thcy
were still Yory kind He spoke OF the necessity of
anion between tho white aud black races in their
political action. 1t was by this association that
tho negro would be improved and elevated to suit
and FILL tho measure OF his new sphore as free
man. IIo appealed to history to show that the
elevation Of the African race Ind over been de-
pen ntent upon his association with tho white man.
Thor forofathers, brought to this country in
savage atato. under the tuition Of tho whites thew
find themselves elevated in tho scale Of being,
placed now upon an equality before the law with
tho whites. Was it not to their interests, to tho
interesta Of all, to continue kind relations? The
whites were willing to accord to thom equal rights
before tho law.
AAIoR's CounT, May 29.-A colored youth whose
desire to become spritualist lod him to insist on
drinking ut the wrong counter. was taken off by
Tho police. He denied tho soSt impeachment, and
stated that no was Of pious disposition anu not
accustomed to sleep In The Guxrd HOUSE CELL His
Honor thinking that tho solitary reflection had
been sufficient punishment, looscd his bonds and
sot him free.
An infantry charge was prevented between black
md white forces by tho timely arrival of the
police, but not before ono shot had taken effect
and tho whito leader brought low. rho missile, q
hugo brickbat, WAS exhibited, and the nember of
tho corps TAtIiqae fined 50 for prcferring IL to
needle gun.
DIsTRICT CoURT.- Tho Jurors answered to their
namea and yerdicts wero rendered in tho follow
ing cases Tho United States us. "a barrels OF
distilled spirits found at tho stofu of Messrs.
j. Il. BAooEIT Co. Information for forfeiture
under tho revenue laws. Verdict. Wo lind for