The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-05

Among the numerous public notices pasted upon
the huge blackboard at the door Of the court
house, says The Petersburg (Ya.) Lnder is one TO
the effect that on the Sd day Of April next the
Sergeant viii; sell to the highest bidder from the
steps Of that temple Of justice, black terrier dog
called Bill, to satisfy an execution in his hands
tsBill"5 WAS levied upon, ne presume, because his
owner had no other property that conld be touch
ed. But the question arises is a dog property.
The Supreme Court OF Appeals hold that in q
criminal aspect he is not. Lower courts have de-
cided that in civil aspect heis. At any rate, the
sale Of q dog under the above circumstances is
novel and interesting. j.
The deeideratum is st length supplied, as we are
informed in the following paragraph from the Gin
c;nnati GaaRe: "A loyal paper has been needed
in New Orleans. With the exception OF the 4rs-
b;see, a. small sheet, printed half in French and
hall in English, and representing the interests OF
the coored citizens every journal Of the city has
->p55.diated unconditional Union principles. The
want is to 6e supplied by the New Orleans Rep~ol-
can which is to ~pnblished daily and weekly,
by 8. Il. Brown l. Co. The first number was to be
issued March 18th, but has not yet reached U.s..
The enterprise has the approval OF Generals D51
TER. HOWARD and BANKs, and Messrs. WADE,
STEVENS, CoIFAx, SHE1LARARaER and LOGAN, who
certify that the parties are true and loyal men,"
A man was arrested at Queenstown on March
21st dressed in ,7oman's clothing. He has been
looked for some time by the police for heading
BODY Of insurgents near Emily, county TipperarY,
and killing one of that body. His name is Dunno,
and he had only some time previously returned
from America, and is therefore designated can
American emissary." It is said lie travelled from
the town Of Tpperary in. the attire which he wore
when arrested here. His mother accompanied
him. Ind both we're booked for the steamship Flr-
n;nin. in the names Of HANNAH RYAN and KATE
RYAN, and would have escaped, but both giving
their names as HANNAH RYAN when 'passing" the
Enioration officer. DUNES brother had also
taken passage by the Virginia, but was captured
vhen going on board in the outer harbor. Both
cantnres are considered Of some Importance.
Tn the Church Of the PIritans, New York, on
Sunday last, Rev. DR.. CHEEvER delivered dis
conrse on 'sThe Right Of the Colored Race in Con-
i ,,.,,+;on &c" After the usual Sabbath evening
.o-,;oe DR., CHEEyEe proceeded with his DISCOURSE
+..ino for his text the twenty-6rst verse Of the
second chapter of the Epistle of Paul to the Ro-
nsns-saThou therefore, which teachest another,
+eachest thou not thyself? Thou that preachest a
man should not steal dost thou steal?" The ques-
+;on here submitted by the apostle was applicable
n the Legislature Of the State at Albany. The
Northern people had shown themselves prompt
and ready to lay down the law to the Southern
at.tes. and was ready to give light to them that
mere in darkness, while thoy themselves continued
IN darkness and committed iniquity before the
Forld.