The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-19


its kind furnishing oopious and detailed nfor1na.
ton Of everything pertaining to tho sjem Of n,o
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AID FOR SOUTH CARoLINA.-Tho State Commis-
sioners OF Marylnnd have received number Of
| additional contributions from tho generous yir-
giiinnp and DIarylandcrs. Among tho List Of those
published i'll tho baltimore papers wo 300 o duna-
| t0n Of 146 bushels Of corn from tho Rev. A. r..
WALkEn, of Fauquicr County, Virginia, which it is
| directed should Eo forwarded to this STATE. The
present unfortunate condition OF tho South has
produced an almost worldwide sympathy for her
Tut whom thoso. who hayo themselves been des-
poilcd continue to spare some Of their substance
for their suffering brethren, the action is moro de-
| serving Of praise.
TIE SHIP BoMBIY.-We alludo with pleasure TO
the fact That this flno ship iB engaged full and will
clear for Liverpool is wook tho last lot OF cotton
being now put aboard. II wo remember CORRECTLY,
| tho bombay WAS laid on tho borth OIL tho 23d OF
May, and considering that it ia the dullest season
Of the business year, Messrs. CoUnrENAY & TREN-
| HOLM havo had success in securing full cargo,
amounting to nearly flvo Thousand packages Of
naval stores and cotton, in 10 short timo. Cant.
JORDAN hns our good wishes for safe voyage,
and we hope to SEQ him back in tho fall, whom tho
now crop will be ready and froights brisk at good
| ratios. rr s.-
A PUBLIC Nu1sANoE.-somo people appear to
think that ms tho Htroot is FREQ to all thoY arc,
therefore, iccnsed to do as thoy like whom out Of
doors. This, however, is p mistake apA wa should
DO glad il tho Chief OF Poco would 30 instruct
tho officers and men under his charge. Thus no
ono has right to obstruct tho public highway by
lighting to break tho peace or to create disturb
anco by riotous brawling. A certain degreo, OF
liberty is allowed in tho street, iu fact, oil rea-
| sonablo man or woman could aBk but whom in tho
exercise Of This liberty persons. aeltoualy annoy
others, md do 80 repeatedly, It ia time for tho
conseryntors of public order % stop in and stay
sucl pro o:oodings. Wobava t1Nso spoken OF the
reprehensibls, tuit1lco of boys, Vhto aIa black,
c6ro .ogatny in largo rium6ofs, playing, Shouting,
fighting and obstructing tho sidewalks to tho an
noyaccc OF ladies walking and Of persons driving
in buggics, or riding on horseblok. Why cannot
the police check tho e5absrahsq of lhoit taptsitsf
- -i-'"it .--o.-.' 80, II
MAYORS CoUaT, Juno is.-Whilo There wero
many cnses on tho docket which woro roferred to
tho detective force, but two only came up this
morning before his honbp. j,
Jim Kinloch, 3 badly. clothed freed boy, Who had
bccn taken care OF by Joanna Brown, o female OF
dusky hues, undor tho impression TINT he wah
'spoor awful" and who walked into the affections
Of his protector to the tuno OF eight dollars was
brought up, and was charged additionally with
carrying large knife, with WHICH )e boasted that
he would perform danGofous operation upon her
il she ever asked him for tho money. Jim; on.
deavoring to look honest md truthful, admitted
that ho had grabbed tho spondulicks, but That
while ho was counting ag thte amount bblaes man,
whom he didn't know, eamo up, and snatohing tho
NR VI TY--
coiying tho weapon to he nothing more than
pocket knifo, sentenced the iilustrious but un-
grateful prisoner to ton dnys' imprisonment. ~
An individual who had boen roading an article
! on the "City Flora" and was found in tho Burnt
District reclining on bed Of wild chammomile,
but smelling loudly Of iauiaea corn,ras caliedup,
rud requested to pay Is for his visit to tho nowy-
discovered garden Of tho CITY,
CouRT, OF GENERAL SESSIONS AND COMMON
PnEAs.-Hon. +. J. MOSES, Presiding The Court
mot at tiie USUAL ho1r. The taIss venro for Jury.
mon were made out, and rnlea Wefe also issued
| against dcfaulting jurors. A fow motions wcro
mado, but no buaipoas Of any Importance Was
| transacted by the Court. The section Of order
thirtytwo relating to juries will not bo enforced
this torn, but jury list will bo mado out and
tho Jurors drnwn from tho next torn as prescrib-
cd ty the ordor. ~!
- .|5'.'. -. '4.-', s.,
Omourr CounT--Hon. aRo. 8. BnxAs presiding.
PETER P1RsIE ps, tho administrator OF AIIoa AsH-
LEY, et al. Bill for foreclosure of mortgage and
relief. PORTER l. cosNoE complainant's solicitors
MACBETH & DuIsT, defendants solioitors "a. :
| On motion OF PoRTkn & CoSEoR, it was ordered
that tho Marshal do eject all parties occupying the
premises described in tho pleading In tho above
case, and do keep tho said promises unoccupicd
until snlo ia. made thereof, under order District
United States Coin t. ~ ~ H. H!
w. ]. CLAwsos, Of YorkvilIo who had boon
chosen Registrar in Bankruptcy for tho Fourth
Congressional District filed hts oath Of Office and
official bond, and was duly commissioned by Judge
BnYAN.
In tho case OF TRACY, Irwin & Co. and other
creditors os., Julius FLApM- tho defendant having
applied to be made bankrqpt. After hearing the
agreement as 10 tho urisd tioA Of tho Court it is
ordered that tho objections inado by tho defond-
ant thereto be sustained, and that che petition bo
dismissed, and tho injunction heretofore granted
dissolved. ..,. Q
Tue JAIL DIFF1oUITy.-The investigation in re-
gard to tho robbery OF soN Ii. soMpsoN at tho Jail
by the turnkeyH, MoEvoY and LA11Is, and their
| confederntes, still continues. q Tho evidence ia
taken bo.ore Magistrate KANAPAUx; and is yet
too incomplete TO lie giYop to the public. But a
few Of tho RitnesHes have bbeh' examined, and
their testimony shows that tho; robbery WIS COM
nilted viii, the conniyancs of> tho JAiof, II not
with his positive knowledge and assistance. When
io found tho Investigations were serious he sent
for q. 8. Detective CooKi and LqI1rs produced tho
watch which had been stolen from snpSos.. The
Q. g. Detectives we're. unable to obtain the othor
missing articles, but they wero subsequently, re-
covered by officer COATES Of tho city force,
Tho watch chain, ring, pin, and sleeve-buttons
wsro found concealed behind hinge in tho outer
wall OF tho tower, and tho valss and clothing were
found in the Jail AL tho missing property has
now been recovered except seYen.een dollars in
money, and the seyenty.Hye dollars which MoEvol
and LALIIs induced SIkFsos 10 giyo them to MD
in ofecting his esnnpe. Tho testimony was &c
plice that ho waB arrestta sSTie mcans an accom-
frst suspended from his finctIons ias jAilof, bdi
subsequently sent to Castle Pinckney. Thednyes
tigaton OF the robbery was placed In the hhnids o
Lieut. HENDRICKS by tho Sheriff, Col. JHo. E
CAnsw, WHO aided tho officers IN every way, enc
was present during the search for the stolen pro
perty. We understand that another jai6r viii b,
apponted to-day by tho Sheriff, in the plaoo o
KENNEDY, who has been deposed. i .:s:,' Z.
New SwINDLR.-Our colored friends aro be
coming rapidly civilized; on the same principle