The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-07

sTttE LIVERPOOL STEAMaHR.--Thes steamship
Pioneer. now loading ct Atlantic wharves for Lv-
erpool, has, NE are pleased to learn, engaged q
full cargo Of cotton, and through the untirng ef-
forts Of her agents, Messrs. W. B. SMITH Co.,
viii be dispatched for her port Of destination about
Saturday ne1e "A line Of steamships to Liverpool
is fast becoming necessity for us, and We hope
this steamer Will be soon followed by others. The
Pioneer is :>gistered at LLoYDs as Al, and was
built last Ma, IT the best material.
FxRNAaDnA, in Florida, either must be city Of
the dead, or was laid out originally on too extern
sive scale, or else it's inhabitants are all dead
broke. We labor in q stateot dark perplesitive-
ness on the subject, and shall be much obliged to
the Fernandina Courier for q luminous solution.
Inthe issue of. that paper for January 80, kindly
sent us by tbs geutlemanly !purser Of the steamer
Dictator, NE sse catalogue covering three or four
closely printed columns, Of the city lots advertised
for sale for non-payment cf taxes. What is the
matter
:ANoFHrR IEcTum BIZ B1sHor LYNcH.-In con-
sideraton OF the valuable contribution for the poor
fund, througn the lecture Of Bishop LYNoH, last
week, number OF gentlemen called upon him yes
terday, and rendered him complimentary benefit
for the Charleston Orphan Asylum. Therefore the
Bishop acceded to herequest made of him, and
will deliver another lecture in the Central Presby-
terian Church this evening. The subject will be
ttThe Discoveries Of America Prior to Columbus" !"
This Is fruitful theme, and will be handled by the
Bishop with very great power. He is remark
able speaker. Being well versed in historical
as wenss other literature, he is fully able to en-
tertain an audience upon any sabject which he I'M
dertakes:: A1anta Era, 55:ss
MAYoRs CoURT, February 6.-Henry Squiers, q
gay young darkey who had had a lovers quarrel
With tinted damsel, and who had thrown brick
at the front window Of her house with the inten-
tion of knocking her head of, was discharged, as
he had5 already undergone an imprisonment OF
twenty -four hours.
Isaac Fields, colored dealer in horse flesh, who
had bean cayorting his animal in Tradd street, to
the terror Of the children III that neighborhood,
was fined So, and expressed himself as thankful for
the small. favor. Z
John Samuel, a very black youth, who had, grab
bed pair Of odd shoes from case in one OF those
extensive establishments :where they sell "goot
goots, was put among the ruminating animals for
ten days:
A seaman, who had been knocked twice over the
head with revolver, by runner of sailor board
ing house, who was endeavoring to put the poor
fellow on board of ship without paying him his
aayance, was discharged, but the runner was mulct
in S.. There being one or two persons whose vo.
cston is keeping these houses, the Mayor took oc-
cssion TO inform them that he intended to furnish
all Of them with copies Of the new State law upon
the subject Of their business, which has been con-
itucted for years in such nefarious manner as to
attract the attention Of the and that
he shall enforce the provisions Of this Act which
are very stringent, to the letter.
TIE etHAN1oNB.n THE wonderful feats Of these
daring athletes, coupled with the other features Of
their entertainment, continue, and deservedly so,
to draw crowded houses nightly at Hbernian
Hall. Lastmght they had another full house,
and We noticed amongst the audience many who
had already been 60 see the HANIoNs more than
once, and still would go. We are not surprised at
this as the performances Of the celebrated trio
and their associates are possessed of more gen.
ine features of attraction and interest than any
thing we have ever witnessed. Owing to the great
desire Of our citizens towitneBs their startling and
daring serial feats, the HANLoNs have consented to
remain in this city during the remaining evenings
OF the week, and will present to their auditors,
for the first time in this city, their famous
serial feat called the 'eIhree Flying Men Of the
Air. in-Hhich performance they challenge the
united efforts OF all nations. This act alone Is
worth the>price Of admission and thrills the spec
tators With feeling Of intense surprise and plea
sure The feats Of the HAN1oNs are as full Of
wonderment as Of grace, so that one hesitates
which 70 do frst-tremble or applaud.
TO read about them is Like reading about Niagara.
It gives you buta faint idea OF WHAT eye only can
properly appreciate or value. Professor TANNERS
educated dogs and monkeys are also an amusing
feature Of the HANroNs Entertainment, and, being
a relief from the intense sensation produced by the
athletes, are rendered more attractive still These
dogs are gymnasts also, Of no mean capacity. They
climb ladders, stand on their heads, and poise in
Different positions, perform all manner of tricks,
represent all characters and exhibit sagacity,
and display more intelligence than some Of the
human species.
We assure our readers that no such entertain
poent as that Of the HANIoNs has ever before been
presented to the citizens Of Charleston, and we
predict for them, during their stay, continuation
Of brilliant and fashionable audiences.
PosroFF1cE, CHARLESTON, S. c., Feb. 2, 1867.
A foreign mail by steamship Pioneer for Liver
pool, will close at this Office on Saturday morning,
9th inst, at o'clock A. II.
STANLEY G. TROTT, A. P. NJ.
sRSaERHUND-It will be seen by those Of our
readers who are conversant with German itera-
ture, that the swngerbund celebrates it's Anniyer-
sary this evening.
ATTENTION is directed to the advertisement, in
another column, calling upon parties to remove
their freight from the depot Of the Savannah and
Charleston Bailroad.
IAyA-TnpED BuRNERs.-We called attention,
some days since, to these gas burners, which are
being introduced by Mr.. BRANN1eAF. We are
uaing some Of them, and like them very much
Orders for them msy be left at the Charleston
Hotel