The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-30

CAMPBELL, KNOX & Co. will sell, at 10 O'Clock
cassimeres, satinets, &c.
r. NJ. MARSHALL & BRO. will sell, at II O'Clock
carpets and rug, &c.
The NOTICE TO AUcrIoNEERs by the City Urea
surer will be discontinued after tue S1st instant.
FAILURE OF THE NORTHERN MAn.-No North
ern mail ~ss received here yesterday afternoon
owing, as We understand, to failure to make th
connection at Florence.
OFFICE OF THE BRITISH CoNsULATE.-Mr. II.
WALKER, the British Consul has rem oved TO tn
Office Of the Spanish Consul No. 4S Broad street
until further notice.
A MONUMENT TO TIMRoD.-A movement is OF
foot at Columbia to build, by voluntary subscrip
tion monument to our States sweetest poet, the
late HENRY TIMRoD.
THE PEOPLES STEAMSHIP LNE.-Messrs. JON
& THEODORE GETTY the Charleston agents for thl'
line have temporarily located their Office with MIR
c. L. GLLEAUME, ON Atlantic Wharf, where they
can be found at present.
QUARANTINE ENDED.-Quarantine on this coas
is suspended after the 1st November, by order o.
General CANDY This is another cheering sign
All danger of pestilence is now over, and Calves
ton, Mobile, and New Orleans are recovering slow
ly from the plague which has so sorey.smitter
them.
CAROLINA RIcE-This valuable grain, which
forms so prominent an article of food to Caroli-
mans of the low country when it can be had at
reasonable prices, begins to arrive with more
n oh hexi
in few days past. The crop, however, does not
promise to be over one-6fth of what it was before
the war.
LIQUOR LAws.-General CANDY decides that the
Jurisdiction conferred on Post Courts, in cases OF
violations Of the military liquor orders, is not an
exclusive one The laws of the City, State, or
United States, regulating the Gales Of liquors,
main in force and may be enforced, notwi,hstand-
ing that the delinquents have already been punish
ed by military court. The order prohibiting the
sale is police regulation, and the penalties for
violation in now way relieve partiee offending from
their other responsibilities.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-HoN. GEORGE
s. BRYAN PREs1DNe.-The petition Of HENRY BET
RrNs for citizenship was read and the petition
granted.
The petition of JAMES s. PHILLIPS for adjudica-
ton of voluntary bankruptcy, was presented by
W. J. GAYER, ESQ.,, and on his motion it was
ordered that in consequence Of the absence OF H.
B. CARPENTER, Register in bankruptcy, the meet
lug of the creditors of JAMAs s. PHILLIPS would
be held on November 21st.
On motion of SIMoNs l. SIMoNs, NICHOLAS
McEvoY, who was under arrest for fine and costs,
was discharged from prison bonds, he having COM
piled with the provisions of the law and his term
OF imprisonment having ended.
In ADMRALTy.--M. P. O'CoNNoR, Esq, Proctor
for libellants, presented a libel for mariners
wages in the case Of CHARLES Fl. ELDER and
CHARLES P MAssEAU ps. the steamer Volunteer,
and on his motion it was ordered, that a warrant
Of arrest be Used against the steamer Volunteer,
returnable Tuesday, November H. 1867.
TNE RADICAL WARD MEETINGs.-The following
returns of nominating delegates, elected on Mon
day night, in Wards Nos. l, 2 and 4, were omitted
in our issue of yesterday.
Ward No. IN. G. Parker, John M. Adams,
]. Green, Sam Steele, VIM. R. Hoyt, Jos. A. Gal
lott, Robt. Savage, Jr., Thos. Symonds, Henry
Norris, NARROW Cochran Sam Howard, Paris M.
Williams. all colored but Mr.. N. G. Parker.
Ward No. 2.-E. W. NJ. Mackey, Henry Emerly,
R. W. Easton, F. A. Sawyer, John S. Hubert, Max.
Rodolph, Henry Plattee Primus Green, H. Judge
Moore, Sam Howard, Antonio Williams, Sam FL
lott. All colored but Mr. E. W. Mackey, Mr.. H.
J. Moore, and Hon. F. A. Sawyer.
Ward No. 4.-John B. Wright, Samuel Dicker-
son, T. E. Mitchell John B. Washington, Daniel
McAlpin, R. varderhorst, II. R. Hunter, Peter L.
Millar, William A. Marshal, Henry Barnett, W. K.
Mitchell, William Robinson; ali the nominees col
ored.
TIE result is, in several wards, eighty-four dele
gates of which sir are white and serenty.four are
colored. These delegates meet in secret session in
a day or two to nominate ticket for the conven-
tion The names on this ticket will not, it is url-
derstood, be divulged until the time of voting.
HOTEL ARRIvALs-The arrivals at the different
hotels were quite numerous yesterday. We noted
among the arrivals the following:
Papllon Hotel. r. Wicken, NewbeTy c. a.;
J. H. Oliver, Darlington; NJ. G. Hall, Kingstree;
W. j. Frisbie, H. G.. Sohse, Joseph Springs, W.
Rumley, Thomas Anthony, Georgetown, s. c., and
s. D. Tue. New York.
Charleston HoteL-A. r. Jones, New York; A.
McClintock, Philadelphia; s. T. Dearing, Augusta;
W. c. Tupper, New York; J. R. Brown and wife,
two children and servant, Williamsburg District,
s. c.; Albert A. Stubbs, BennettsUlle, s. c.; s. s.
Morris, New York; Rev. E. A. Bolles, Columbia; K.
P. Haynesworth, Clarendon; r. A. Tate, Morgan
ton; Mrs. Stockman, Georgetown; Robert Collar
and lady, Houston, Texas; o. D. Prentice, Cole
ton.
Mus House.-Captain J. Egan ami wife, New
York; ]. L. Hammond, New York; @. W. Savage,
Georgia; Thomas Allen and family, Georgia; R. B.
Carpenter and r. B. Carpenter, jr., New York; w.
J. TAFT, wife and child, New York; s. r. Backman,
New York; Mrs. s. S. Gilbert, Boston, Mass.
THE FIRE OF YESTERDAY MoRN1Ne.-As was
promised in yesterdays paper, the fire was con-
fined 10 the building where it originated,
though its origin is as much OF mystery as ever,
as no fra was used in Mr.. CLANcY's store, and
there were no matches or combustble material in
the establishment. Mr. CLANCY was insured for
eight thousand dollars n Northern Companies
Represented by Messrs. CoLBURN HOWELL, and
his loss will probably reach that amount, as but
little of the stock was saved, and that mostly In
damaged condition. Messrs JOHN THEo. GETTY
we're insured for three thousand dollars with MIR.
s. Y UPPER. A small portion OF their stores,
consisting of coils Of rope, were saved, but
we're considerably damaged by fire and water.
None Of the Office furniture was saved by the
Messrs. GETTY, Mr.. EsNARD and Mr.. 5. NJ LEVIN,
the latter gentleman, who conducted the BUSINESS
of Custom House Broker, having lost all OF his
papers and records. The British ConsuPs office,
together with his archives and the records OF the
Consulate, we're stored in large wooden boxes,
and were entirely destroyed There vas some in
surance on the furniture but none of it was saved
The building was the property of Mrs. DR.. SMYTHE
and was insured for eight thousand dollars with
Messrs. Co BURN & HOWELL.
A New ENTERPRISE FOR CHARLEsToN.-Messrs
LIZ. &. o., Aho