The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-02
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THURSDAY MORNING, MAY q, 1857.
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To Correspondence.
We are continually reoeiHng communications OF
political and other matters from persons who d.
ny attach tteir proper names to the articles rent
sad we take this occasion OF repeating thstno
can be published in, The DAILY NEWS without
LONG 'ndoraea by some responsible individual
'lFoE RIO o.JANEmo.-The steamship North line.
reg, which recently sailed from New York 1or RIO
Janeiro, carried With her number Of passengers
to the promised land aIhey were principally fom
tie Southern States, and have evidently gone ;fol
the purpose OF locating in @ new home: a A,nona
them are .Meaty-nine. from Georgia, thirty.one
from Florida twensy-hae from Alabama ono hun.
dFed:sand dFed :Rortf- from Texas, and only one from
South Carolina, Mr. RsH. RRcH,; Of Charleston. Z
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-:hAFELE.--The rattle for the pair Of white horses
winch was to have taken place last night at JosE
'AhAs was unavoidably postponed, but they WI
positively be raf1ed this evening at the same place
and same time. This rattle is for the benefit al
the Orphans under the care of the Sisters oEA1erc
and the iberaty Of the public Hiu not be- brown
away. Parties who havs:take chances, and thooae
hasing Lists, are requested to Be punotial: IL The
appointed hour. #:sz 80: -: 3.
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I. RosaEax. The Workshop OF M, DIN. Dxy1s,
Looksmith, il Meeting street. near: ae6xKe; was
foloniously entered on Tuesda by Wfeach- fen
ing of the hinge and fastenings. The robbers
made themselves thoroughly at home, lighting
candle, and ransacking the shop from end to end
NearlEpne hunoredkeys, besides tools and other
artaeswere carried OF but We learn that the thieves
hayasineesg been arrested and their booty re.
captqred. NJ. IsAy1s has suffered before rom
These midnight naauraders and the. appear to
hayasstn: :ss s1nudness for his establishments: The
theives arrested were two negroes who were .put
recently released from Jail, .
EASTER ELECTIONS. Easter elections Of st,
Johns Church, Winnsboro', 8. c., are as follows
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DELEGATES TO THE CONVENTION
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At ! MEETING Of members Of the Church Of the
ssNa6yity," Unonvi1le, On Easter Monday, the fol
lowing ef6cers were elected for the ensuing year
49, wARDENs. .- y 'iSE":'
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s9Nie a91Ha1 = sTAaR Eaf9A. 4s. & Ea7aaRi PAW4as
50 : DEIEdArEs TO cos,s1Ea, co,svEsr1oN. II. II
6RhS z6RHs1 sRAER WAfRAs ) 147p s BARaha 5gassos.
OF ~ AGED Asr.:-Groaaz 4: :G< zrs
Iooa; Esq, for many years prominent merchant
Of this city died here yesterday, in the $50 year
OF his age The deceased was nativa OF: Enoiand
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SERVICES but came to this city over Fifty gears ago,
where he married and has since been q permanent
resident, having been for over 8 quarter Of 3 cen
tury one Of our leading grain merchants. Mr..
Krs1ooH had strongly developed : a deep regard
for truth, and q love Of: honesty which always
made him estimate the possession ct these virtues
as far above the mere acquisition OF wealth, and
there. are few mon who have passed through so
Heightened q business career who leave: reputa-
fon SO completely without t1ennish. :. 4 For four
years past he has suffered from paralysis, which,
to great extent, disabled him, but, notvith-
standing his advanceds llfe the vigor OF his con-
stiitutien: enabled him to exist nnt yesterday,
when his spirit calmly departed for better world.
His funeral service viii Tic ;peffof1ned at! st.
Philips Church this: afternoon. ..s
TEE EHIHERsucoN.-Wea are happy to inform our
readers that our half burnt town is again to be en-
ivened by new amusement, the Hibernicon; but
the ques lion arises what is the Hibernicon, and
we can answer it in no better manner than by re-
ferrng to the opinions Of the press Of those cities
who have had the good fortune TO- witness the ex-
hlbition. The Atlanta AateHidencer says NJ =
The panoramic PARTED the:exhibition is beaaah-
1ul, representing the principal clties public build
nRss lakes, ,snatura1 curiostles, churches castes
ruins OF the AEmera1d Isle accompanied nv swsset
vocal and instrumental music, selected from The
works Of eminent Irish poets aud composers. The
songs being gisung by Misc. All Dalton ana Niss
T. Mac Evoy, two young ladies' attached tU the
company of Prof. Mao Evoy, the lecturer: and
whose descriptive lecture, the PANORAMA is ba5nE
exhibited; fornh bne OF th MOST agreeable and
Original features 0r the evening 3 enter
81, The panoramic portion Of the entertainment en-
4. braces frst 1.-THE Tour Of Dublin :nHecond sTonr
,ofWickloW Tour Of the West and North
of Ireland. Z. During the intexludes the aui1i91css
ore entertained with songs by Miss. Dalton and
MISC McEvoy Of sentimental and patriotic char-
acter, which always elicit great applause The
main feature however, of this exhibiton and one
OF the most popular ones, is ttBarney the Guide =
and his love adventures, Q character. represented
by Mr.. Charles Mac Evoy--ssa chip of tie Old
block"-anda rich one at that. As "a Wild irish
lad vocalist, and Violinist this young gentleman
draws down the house." and wen does he MERIT
the compliment We regret that the. stay 81 thja
'.Hlbernlcon" is 50 short in our city.
Mayors counT, May John James, { minnulat-