The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-06

%7wTHAD the pleasure yesterday Of q visit nom
our friend, Prof. 8. LOGAN, just from Richmond,
Va, where he lectured on Anatomy last winter.
He was recently elected Professor Of Surgery in
the New Orleans School of Medicine, and is now
spending few weeks with his relatives In lhls
CITY, before setting out for his new field OF labor.
MAYORS COURT, July 5.-Two men who ceie-
brated the GLORIOUS fourth, by singing boisterous
ly after dark, and cursing the authorities gene
rally, were fined 50 each. e.,-.l.
Margaret Smith and Mary Bush, colored women,
who had been indulging in fight Of the rough
and tumble Older, in which the latter lost three
fourths of her frock, and all her hoop coat but
piece of tape and foot Of steel wire, which she
carried in her hand as kind Of memorial, were
brought up, and after an examination Margaret
was fined IS and Mary was discharged.
A case of assault and battery, which occurred in
the Upper Wards, was referred to Magistrate.
| COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS AID COMMON PLEAS,
Hon. F. ]. MOSES presiding.-The State us. Joseph
Smoke. colorod, for grand larceny, was taken up..
T. B. KING and r. w. SEYMOUR, Esqs., for the de-
fence. The prisoner was charged with breaking
into the store of Mr.. EBERHARDT, at the corner OF
Burns Lane and Meeting street. The testimony
was quite strong against tie accused, and notWth-
standing the strong efforts made by the counsel
for the defence, verdict Of guilty was rendered.
THE FOURTH AT THE CTrADEI.-Gen. CL1TZ, the
Commandant of the Post, merits the highest
credit for the admirable manner and completeness
| with which tho arrangements had been made for
proper celebration Of the festival at the CITADEL
| Invitations had been sent out by the officers on
duty here to their friends, including many citi-
zens, to be present at the Promenade Concert, to
be given ut the citadel on the evening OF the
Fourth. large number Of citizens attended, in
cluding the Mayor, nearly all the Aldermen, the
Governor of the State, Judge BRYAN, Judge
MOSES number of prominent merchants, and
Others Ample provision had been Hs.de for o
handsome pyrotechnic display on sSttie Green,s'
which attracted a great crowd OF citizens Of
both colors. The interior Of the citadel was
profusely Illuminated With .ChiJlese lanterns,
and presented very pleasing corp Goea. Many
ladies graced the scene with their benign and
beautiful presence; and batting the all but intol-
cradle heat Of the evening, all enjoyed Themselves
and did not 'break up" till about midnight. There
was larger and more cordial commingling Of the
civil and military parts Of population on Thurs
day than we have seen since the advent Of the pres
ent era. 81 ....,1--.' 10 .pe ''-as
.t-s'i 81 A.ts. ,rad.ua2
TIE FOURTH, AND How IT WAS sCELKBRATED.-A
sunny sky on tho Fourth has usually been q tprac-
tice more honored by old Solin the breach than in
the observance, but the morning Of this suspicious
day dawned bright, clear and beautiful It was q
trife warmer than Was considered necessary for
comfort, but the enthusiasm engendered by the
day made this appear trivial misfortune, and the
streets were filled OF an early hour by motley
crowd anxious to see the sights, enjoy the day, and
participate in the great cele ebration.
By far the most pleasing feature OF the day was
the presence Of the numerous stands along the
different sidewalks. These we're presided over by
the time-honored old uaumss; and many familiar
faces were recognized, and greetings exchanged
with the old aunties who seemed to be the presid-
ing divinities. Of the occasion. The stands were
not as numerous as before the war, but there was
q marked improvement on last year in both their
OPP earance and surroundings.
At an early hour the slvery chimes of st.
MichAel's broke the stiffness Of the morning air.
and only the sluggards or the sick remained in
doors. Long before sunrise the streets were
crowded, and the stands were tenptipgly arranged
to catch the passing eye. r. - :.
Aside from the bells and the te.i de jois the
great event of the day was the procession Of the
colored citizens which had been advertised in the
papers. From the programme published, it was
anticipated that this parade would be superior to
those Of previous years, and the windows along
the route were soon filed with occupants. ~
It would be useless 10 describe the appearance
of the different societies as they marched through
the principal streets, and werc seen by hundreds
Of persons. After reaching the Green the audience
was addressed by A. ]. Ransier, colored, who
eschewed politics, but showed to the negroes how
they could advance themselves in society, and adj
vised them to study their true interests, and not
be made the tools Of fdesigning men.
In the afternoon the. procession was reformed,
and proceeded to Gen. SloKRs' residence, and
complimented the General by q salute, which
the General, acknowledged in speech which
will be found in another column. Judge MOSES,
who was the guest of Gen. sIoK1Es, was then call
ed for and also made a-speech, to bo found else
where in thia mornings NEWS.
Outside OF the procession there were many ex-
pedients adopted to make the day pass pleasantly.
At the City Hospitals the inmates were furnished
with dinner, that made them forget their all
ments in tle joys OF good feed. Those who felt
so inclined left the city either Of the excursion
hor of
our German fellow-citizens went to the ball at
Mount Pleasant, while the members Of tbeGerman
Artillery Charitable Association and their friends
went to the Schutzanplatz and had good time
there, dancing the hve-long day. 4
twill thus, be seen that our people system
aticsny 70 work to enjoy themselves, and they did
it. And whasis. best Of ALL there was not, as far
as we know, asa6gle ,aecident in this city arising
out Of the csebradono otthsdaAeS
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|, MAsoN..G HAHLM GARNET ORaANs.-It is versf
seldom that any business furnishes 80 good an ex-
ample Of true enterprise as tho manufacture OF
the above celebrated instrument, conducted by
Messrs. MASON & HkMN, Of Boston, Mass. It
seems but as yeste1 day that the mention Of reed
instrument suggested 'nuught but snarling, fine
tooth comb music. and yet such vast improve
ment h. been made that the quality Of tone is
now hardly recognizable as coming from reed
II our musical readers will personally examine it,
they will agree with us, that the Cabinet Organ
will fully bear out all that is said Of t.-Louisoe
Journal.
PANIC STRUCK BEAurY.-It is terrible shock to
charming woman-indeed, to any woman-to
find that her teeth are beginning to CO." Never
will any human being who uses the fragrant sozo-
DON'T, while the teoth are still sound, make asdt
discovery. Even when decay has commenced, it
;n,,,, o5;otolr s+ons ;ts rrooreen tuths3