The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-22
LOCAL tjNfATTEI3S.

LOCALfiM iMATTE3S.
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jon WoRK.-Wo hayo now completed our oilic,
70 AS to execute, in tho shortest possible tim
ALL KINDS OF JOB, WORK, anil wo' most 10
spectfully ask tho patronage OF our friends.
Post OnIco Notice.
Posr OFFICE,
CnAnLEsToN, s. c., Mlny ., 1877. +
Hereafter, until further notice, tho Northeastern
Mails will close mt 1.15 T. NJ, and arriving at lilo
Depot at o.45 A. NJ. will DO roalY for delivery ut IL
O'Clock. On Sundays tho Post OlIco viii open q,
1880 p. NJ. for ono hour.
Tho Mails for South Cnrolina Railroad will con.
ttnuo TO close daily at o'clock A. NJ, and for tlo
Savannah and Charleston Railroad ut GA. M. on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
STANLEY G. TRorT, p. NJ.
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TIE CHARGE OF JUDGE MosEs-ThiB charoe M
published in our edition OF yesterday, contained
some inaccuracies. It will DO revised by Tim
JudRo and on Monday wo will furnish correct
copy.
BRuDERLIoHE DUND.-Owing to tho unaccount-
ablo continuance of rainy weather tho Dund was
again disappointed yesterday in regard to tlioir
pic mic at Mount Pleasant. d. ", it will come OF
on Wednesday noxt.
TNwAnE.-By roforonco to our advertising
columns, it will DO soon, TINT Mcssrs. HART & Co..
oners tho public q largo and full assortment Of
tinwaro. AS this waro Is IN important itcm in
housckcepers collection, wo atlvso q call and OK
animation Of TINT for snlc ut Mossrs HART & Co.
.
hiroRTAFT FROM WASHINGTON. telegram from
Washington states tilat Goncral SIoKLEs' rcauost
to bo relieved from his command, and demanding
Conrt OF Inquiry, wns submitted to tho Prcsi-
dent, who directed Lhat Gcncral sIcKLEs retain his
command, and declined to oriur tho Court of IL.
quiry demanded.
Admitted To BAIL. MIR. JNo. CLANCY, second
OF hfr. DoAd i'll the late duol, was admitted TO bail
yesterday afternoon in tho sum of 10000 An
application for writ Of haJeas corpus was made,
aud tho caso heard before Judge PRINaLE. Tho
argument WAS mndo by Moasrs. SIMosroN and
WnALEy for tho prisoner.
STATE BoRDs.--Wo aro pleased to 500 by Mr..
ANDREW III. MoRELANn's advertisement, in o,lr
ssno Of to-day, TINT tho bonds OF tho State OF South
Carolina aro in don,and, md hail il rs "a good
whom our State securities will command in our
market tho good old prices OF yore.
AoGIDENT.-hr. MARX REYNOLDS, whilo fishing
in 10 hnrbor yesterday morning, hnd his boat
upset by sudden squall. lilo succeeded in crawl
ing to tho bottom and huns on to tho keel until
rescued by bont sent from Tho United States
Rovonuo Cutter. Thero was 10 ono clso In tho
boat, and tho only damage experienced by Mr..
REYsoLpa was thorough scaro md q good wot-
ting.
THE CHARLESTON ICE HousE.-Tho renovation
that has boen i'll progress for somo time at tho
Meeting street leo House iB now completed, and
lctterH 30 largo that those who run may rcad-tclt
tho world that 1t is tho great refrigerator OF
Charleston. Tho walls llnyo received O dazzling
coat Of whitcwash. and tho whole building has
boon repaired and improved, until it has lost all
resemblance to tho dingy structure that formerly
served tho community as loo House. Mr. Dun
YEA deserves tho thanks Of tho public for his efforts
to keep thom cool and comfortable during tho hot
months. Ho has enlarged his storeroome and
wells, and thoy aro now covered by bran-new
shed, Oil which the white lottors ZOE stand boldly
on the dirk slate ground. With such baso to fall
back upon tho fcrccst heat can DO borne; tho dog
days lose their torrors, and tho blazing rays OF
Sirius fall harmlessly upon ua
THE HOSE CAnn1AsE OF TIE COLUMBIA F1nE CoM-
PANY.-Tho splendid hoso reel to be presented by
the Now York flremon to their Columbia brethren
vii soon arrive in this city, and tho fremcn of
Charleston havo taken groot interest in tho mat
tor, we copy from tho Now York Tines Of tho 18th
tho following account Of tho carriago "Last
evening tho rooms occupied by tho New York
Fromen's Association, on tho cornor Of Sixth
avenue and Fourth street, wore thrown opon
to tho public for tho purpose OF exhibiting tho
handsome now carriage built by tho society
for presontation to Independent Hoso Compa-
ny No. 1, OF Columbia, South Carolina. Tho
carriage proves to DO q splendid pieco OF work
manshp, being bowildoriug conglomeration OF
sod rosewood, silysr and polished steel, whilo ON
the reel is coiled Avo hundred fcot of now leather
hose, Of tho most approved fashion It will be re-
mombored that tho first carriage prepared by tho
association for their South Carolina friends wns
lost OF sea on tho 9th of March last whom tho ILL.,
fated Andaiusia foundcrod on tho outward yoy-
n8e to Charleston, and tho present appara-
tus is intended to take tho plnce OF it's proto-
type. Tho carriage was vowed last oyonipg by
many former mombors OF tho old Volunteer
Firo Department, who all manifested their
surprise and pleasure ut fluding tho work
manAhip Of so costly and unique charac-
ter. Tho cost OF this magnificent gift ia about
S9, 900 in round figures, and will no doubt surprise
the Southern company for whom II is intended.
Tomorrow evening the Society give private Wow
and reception TO their friends, aud on Thursday
the Association intond making formal parade
through tho city, preparatory TO tho cnrrago be-
ing dispatched 10 its destination in charge OF
committee. Tho Association comprise 120 men,
bors, and they nre admitting now candidates in
good numbers. The oiicers aro President, HEN
ny WILSON; First Vice-Prosldont, WILLIAM LAMD;
Second Vice, LEWIS J. PAnKER; Secretary, RopEnT
WRIoHI; Treasurer, FRED. RnDApooK. All wishing
to see q handsome hose carriage should call at
once, and they will not regrot thoir visit.
MAYORS CoURT, Juno Alan individual, to for
tuno and to famo unknown, ondeaYorod to mako
noise In the world, but finding his efforts mavnil-
ing, he took an opposite tack and soaked himself
with Hhiskey until Lila kaalinga oyqreapa him, and
ho sank 10 sfoeP on tho sIdoEalk. Hts lullaby was
tho pattering Of the rain, but his sumbers wero
uneasy, aud wero soon disturbed by tho rude clubs
OF tho perlice. Tho guardians OF the night took
tho sleeper in from out Of tho wot, and tho Mayor
charged him S. for housing him. rsa
Some Of Afrio's noblo sons woro amusing thom-
selves, and annoying tho public by tlIor brickbat
games, when raid was mado upon them by tho
pOlico, Seyerol OF them wero IN ntuyad and sfsor