The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-28


cognizcd many members OF that Church. After
the examination WAS concluded, tho prize medals
wcro awarded tho successful competitors, AMI
representatives from each class, both boys and
girls received tho reward OF MORT. Tho exercises
wero closed by singing "Tho Beautiful Land" and
the assembly Dispersed satisfied TINT tho African
idea was shooting in tho right direction.
CounT OF GENERAL SESSIONS AND COMMON
pLgas, Hon. I. ]. MOSES prcsiJing.-Ssnru HAw-
LEY, who had boon indicted at tho list torn, was
tried for perjury and found not guilty; but now
chnrgo was preferred by tho Attorney Gcuorai and
lIo will hayo another trial at tho Winter torn Of
Court.
To-day is general holiday, aud no Court will
DO hold.
UNITED STATES CouRT, Hon. 0EonuE y. bryan
prcHidinG.-In tho Circuit Court, yesterday mor-
ing, tho application Of WM. J. DE'rREvILLE, Esq,
to bo admitted to practice in tho United States
Courts for South Carolina, WAS read by q. H..
BREWSTER, Esq, and, ON his motion, tho app-
cant WAS sworn nnd admitted.
In tho caso of tho United Siatos ps. COLLINS, for
violation Of Tho Internal Roronuo Law, q bcnch
warrant WAS issued for tho arrest OF o number Of
1cfaulting Witnesses in tho caso.
MAyons Court, Juno 27.-Charlcs Bonlhan n
light culored youth, who Was accused by ono
James Johnson with hitting him on tho mug, and
Of threatening to knock linn into "a cold flinty
rnck," and ut drawing knife on him, but WHO, on
examination, proved that johnson was as bad as
himself in his desire for lght and did somo nd
nirublo kicking to tho damage OF tho said Charles
sbina waa fined So, and tho samo favor was OK
tended to johnson, as q reward for his conduct in
tho scrimmngc.
Anthony Gross, n blnck boy, who had amused
himsclf by yelling and whooping at night in tho
street for hour 30, much TO tho annoyance OF
tho sleepy portion OF tho noghborhood, and tho
disgust OF star gazcrs, was mndc 10 pay 50 for tho
splendid display Of his vocal abilities.
mulatto youth, WHO mps,b baRs fS5uni in n gut.
ael'"fh Cannon street, mnling desperate attempts
to deceive passera-by that ho was waiting TO mcot
man on business, was fined IS.
No MORE. Arc thoro any other two words in tho
English language that convey moro anlagoniBtio
meanings than this simple combination OF sylla-
blcs 2 They aro wrung ont in Bilont means from
memory TINT looks fnr over tho barren gray flats
OF to-,lny, to some unforgottcn yesterday, bright
in blossom md sunshine. Thoy blister trembling
tho sights OF earth. Thcy clutch tho heart
in deadly sitting grasp at those purtinga
whero a face wot with toars is laid in our
bosom, and VIC know that honccforward it will
lilo thoro no moro. Thoy look at us mookingly
from rcd dawn and purple sunsets, for although
thcso may be exceedingly beautiful, yot VIC can
recall othcr dnwns and sunsets whcro tho sor-
geous tky banners bore thoir imperial doyico 80
fIioppte !" Tho clouds ary thuro b,,t tbay ban,
Like curtains hiding onr dead hopes and baffici
ambition, and wo can only writo upon thom tho
motto, mo MORE" for fato llns already ombazon-
cd il on our Shield and in our heart, md whenever
and whcrovcr our sluggish present apos tho past
"No MORE" weops tho poor mother whom hor
sad cycs fall ON Bomo little tokon of tho beloved
proscnco that now mouldors undor tho daiHics
"No moro," groans tho condemned criminal WHOM
his hoayy gance takes it's last farewell Of the sum
light. 'No moro" thunders tho storm tliat wrcclss
tho war TINT extorminatos, tho pestienco that
smtcs. Natures voices, too, with all tier oo-
qucncc tho doctrine of eternal compensation hsyo
an undcrtono that swelH the sad refrain She
says to us: "hIy flowers fado, but thousand
spring up to fill thor plnces; my trees all but i'm
fcw summons tho forests wnvo with stronger
growth; but TO thee, tho beauty that gladdcned
tho shade that rofroshed, arc ssno more.n But
there is mo nioro," tho very triumph noto OF a
woli-spent life. There comes to this lifo day,
whom passion can no longor rcnd, nor temptation
load 1t from tho narrow, straight path When tho
battle is over, and though spent and feeble and
aoroly wounded, tho victory has been won. Tho
cumbrous husk Of mortality is cast off, and
trembling with Joy, tho enfranchiscd soul looks
down at the scared tenement and cries, "ul,
prison house, will return to thoo no more"