The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-22

BRuprs1IoHE BUND.-Owing to the unaccount-
able continuance of rainy weather the Bund was
again disappointed yesterday in regard to their
pic mic at Mount Pleasant. D. ", it will come Oh
on Wednesday next.
TNwAnR.-By reference to our advertising
columns, it will be seen, that Messrs. HART Co.,
offers the public large and full assortment OF
tinware As this ware is an important item IN q
housekeepers collection, we advise call and ex-
animation Of that for sale at Messrs HART Co.
InoREANT FROM telegram from
Washington states thst General SIoKLEs' request
to be relieved from his command, and demanding
Conrt Of Inquiry, was submitted to the Presi-
dent who directed that General SIoKLEs retain his
command, and declined to order the Court OF In
quiry demanded.
ADMITTED 10 BAu. Mr.. Jyo. CLANCY, second
of Mr.. BoAa in the late duel, admitted to bail
Yesterday afternoon in the sum Of $4,000. An
application for writ Of habcas corpus was made,
and the case heard before Judge PRNaLE. The
argument was made BY MesHs: SMoNToN and
WHALsy for the prisoner.
STATE Bosps.--Wa are pleased to see by MIR.
ANDREW M. MosKIAHD's advertisement, in our
issue Of to-day that the bonds Of the State OF South
Carolina are in demand, and hail it as good
,omen, and trust that the day is not far distant
when our State securities will command in our
market the good old prices OF yore.
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AoupKNT.-Mr MARK REYNOLDS, while fishing
in the harbor yesterday morning, had his boat
upset by sudden squaH BE succeeded in crawl
ing to the bottom and hung on to the keel until
rescued by boat sent from the United States
Rsyenuo Cutter. There was no one else IN the
boat, and the only damage experienced by MIR.
Rx1solDs Was q thorough scare and good wet
ting.
i Tn CHARLESTON I@ HoUsE.-The renovation
that has been in progress for some time at the
Meeting street Ioe House is now completed, and
letters so large that those who run may read-tel
the world that it is the great refrigerator OF
Charleston. The walls have received dazzling
coat Of whiteHash, and the whole building has
been repaired and improved, until 1t has lost all
resemblance TO the dingy structure that formerly
served the community as an Ice House. Mr. DUR
xsA deserves the thanks Of the public for his efforts
to keep them cool and comfortable during the hot
months. he Ehas enlarged his storerooms and
wells, and they are now covered by q bran-new
shed. on which the white letters ZOE stand boldly
on tliedsrk slate ground With such base TO fall
back upon the ieroest heat can be borne; the dog
days lose their terrors, and the blazing rays Of
Sirius fAa harmlesaly upon us. I
). s. TN Hosi CARsiAsa or TIE CoIuMB1A FIRE Goa'
pAsr.2The splendid hose reel to be presented BY
the New York aremeh TO their Columbia brethren
viii coon sxriya IN this city, and as the fremen Of
Charleston have taken great interest in the mat
ter, we copy hom the New York Times OF the 1stf
tho following account OF the new carriage: LAS,
evening the rooms occupied by the New Yors
Firemens Association, on tho corner OF Sixth
.yeEus and Fourth street, were thrown oper
to the public for the purpose Of exhibiting thu
hsndsomss new carriage buih by the society s,
( for presentatioa to Independent Hose Compa'
ny No. /, OF Columbia, South Carolina. ma The
carriage proves to be splendid piece OF work
msnshfp, being . bewilde.ing oongloiaeration o.
solid roeevood silver and polished steel, while or
the reel is coiled FIVE hundred feet Of new leather
hose, Of the most approved fashion. 1t VIII be re-
msmbered that the first carriage prepared by the
associstion Cor. their South Carolina friends was
/ ost nj sea on the 5th Of March last, when the Ill
fsssd Aadaiusia foundered on the outward voy
,re TO Charleston, and the present appara
tus is intended to take the place OF its proto
type. The carriage was viewed last evening b!
MANY former members OF tho old Volunteer
Fire Department, who al manifested then
sururise and pleasure at finding the work
manahip Of &C, costly and unique charac
ter. The cost Of this magnificent gilt is abou
5000 in round figures, and viii no doubt surprls'
the Southern company for whom it is Intended
Tomorrow evening the Society give private viev
and reception to their friends, and on Thursda.
the Association intend making formal parade
through the city, preparatory to the carriage be
iue disuatched to it's destination IN charge OF I
committee. The Association comprise l2O mem
bers, and thsy are admitting new candidates Il
good numbers. The officers are: President, HEN
aYWnsos; First yioe-President, WnllAx LAMB
Second Vice, L3wB J. PARKER; Secretary, RoBER,
WsIapr; Treasurer, FRED. RDABocK. All wishing
10 see handsome hose carriage should call
once. ana they will not regret their visit.
MAyoR's CoUBr, June Alan individual, to for
time and to fame unknown, endeayored to make
noise in the world, but finding his efforts unavall
ING. he took an opposite tack and soaked hlmsei
with vl,iskey until his feelings oyercame him. ant
be ssnk to sleep on the sidewalk. bis lullaby wa
tbe patsering Of the rain, but his slumbers wer
uneasy. and we're soon disturbed by the rude club
Of the perlioe. The guardians Of the night ZOO
thu sleeper in from out Of the wet, and the Mayo
charged him IS for housing him.
e Some Of Afric's noble sons were amusing tnem
selves, and annoying the public by their oriokDa
games, when raid was made upon them os Tn
police. Several Of them we're captured, and ate
q nights lodging in the Guard House, wer
:. .rsprimanded and discharged.
Five small darkies were discovered huddled IN
zpring cart; they were extricated and taken 10
call where the accommodations were better tina
their old quarters.
An old topper forgot his bearings, and struck
Lee shore in Church street, where he founderee
H,s salyors towed him to the haven OF rest, an
Ielieved him Of s. freight.
A sonsmbulist was discovered sleeping on
market stall, and snoring to the tune Il dream n
ths. I dwelt, &C." A rude shake DESTROYED th
Illusion, and night in cell convinced him ths
he had not gone where glory waited him.
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CouRr OH GENERAL SIss1oSs AID COMMON PLEA
Hon. F. J. MOSES Presiding-Tho case OF tn
State us. SARAH GIBBS, receiving stolen goods, wa