The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-09

porashcd In the hamee. The fro originated in tn
could bo procured the building was wrapped
hamcs In consequence of the absence Of all fa
clilties and the Jail being in comparatively ise
lated position, the efforts to. save the propert
i were futile. -s5 t.,l A i,y ~; 'f -
TIE MAGIC PIcruREs at Trinity Church las
night wore . great success. The audience wa
very largo, composed Of children Of overy age ON
size, from three feet six to six feet three and from
tender FIVE to siSty-dye. The Scripture scene
were perhaps the most generally appreciated o,
the Sunday school scholars. Tho views Of th
great cities OF Europe and renowned works Of ar
addressed those Of more enlarged experience ant
refined taste. The war pictures we're decided
feature Of the entertainment. Prof Holmes ha.
the thanks Of tho school and the entire audience
for his trouble and disinterested kindness.
CARao sALE-Messrs. II. Cora & Co. sold yes
terday part Of the cargo of the brig Oneouctoo
from Halifax, N. s., consisting of mackerel, sal
mon, &C., at the following prices
No. mackerel in barrels, at $19 to $40 per bar
No: (extra) nackerel in half barrels, at $40 pc,
No: mackerel, in half barrels at 50 to 1925 pc,
MOL mackerel IN kits at 50 12a per kit.
No:2 mackerel (iarge), in barrels, at SIS per
No; mackerel uarge), in half barrels, at So per
! half barrel.
No. 8 mackerel {lafge3, in barrels, at s12 Is per
! barrel. ',77s,,.l sg-1 '-- .--5i :
Herrngs; picked S. per barrel
Herrings. scaled, 70 cents per box
Salmon, No 2, in half barrels, at s14 so per halt
barrel. 75T7 .0-
Goldfish, cents per pound.
Col. ARTHUR P. HArNE.-The numerous friends
Of this distinguished gentleman will be panied to
learn of his sudden demise on the 7th inst Few
men in our community have passed through .
more varied and ho2orable career than Mr.. Hayne.
From the battle Of New Orleans, in which he par
ofn1 oS1 IN L. ~
through the stormy political scenes that have en-
sued since that day TO, the present, Mr. Hayne has
ben prominent representative Of this COM
mun1ty. ~:
Appointed United States Senator by Governor
n!ston 70 NJ the vacancy created BY the death Of
With honor to har paee in
the National Councils. He ever advocated the dig
nifty Of his State and was q firm ndheront to the
doctrines promulgated by Calhoun. r3
His latter days were spent in retirement, and
though no longer mover in the political arena, he
took an earnest interest in every matter that af
fected his State, and the disastersand disappont-
ments experienced by the C5nfederacy were keenly
felt by mind trained to believe in the doctrine Of
States Rights. I7T
In common with the people Of his State, he ac-,
cented the situation OF affairs imposed by the re-
suit Of the war, and was earnest in his convictions
conquerors would go far towards allaying all pre-
judices and ultimately unite us in the same bonds
HIS private lie was such as might be expected
from his past career and his courtesy and integri-
ty endeared him to all friends.
TIE PIONEER STEAM FIRE ENGINE Co1ipANY.-
This fine company in full numbers, celebrated
their anniversary yesterday afternoon by parading
through the streets, and passed our Office looking
remarkably well, and with their engine and appac
ratus as bright and neat as possible.
In the evening they celebrated their anniversa<
ry when the following officers elected for the
ensuing year:
~. D. B. ENSTON, President
J: 9: RENNEKER, Vice-Presdent
4- f afarv
q. l. BRUINS. Treasurer w
a 8. BROWN LIST Director
IL J. g. MARTIN, I'd Directors
T. s. O'BRIEN, Sd Director.
E F. W. RENNEKER, 4th Director.
&@# E. T. HEWES, Chief Engineer.
-4 ]. G. sIGWALD, Assistant Engineer
*Vice J. r. READ, declined reelection.
The business having transpired, the Company,
with their invited guests, discussed a banquet
prepared for the occasion. Toasts were given and
responded to; sentiments we're offered and songs
sung, and at late hour the Company separated,
fully satisfied that Fire Companies were some, but
the Pioneer headed the list.
We REFER to JoHN CoanuNs, No. 1877 Meeting
street, where he offers Q. s. Government harness
and saddles little used, at one-fourth their original
cost: four-horse set harness, complete at s27 fine
ambulance harness, complete, for ono horse, at
$40 (wiu suit for buggy, omnibus and light wagon);
lot prime brides and bits at 81 VISA