The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-03

.TmowNa BR1cKs.-On last Monday night %
Policeman TRoY was performing his duty ss doc
sentinel m front Of tho Guard House, abriok va.
thrown ut him from tho other side of tho street
with such force t. Leave portion OF it at;heri,,i
to the jamb OF the door, against which it struck
passing just over his hoad. Had the policeman
been SO unfortunate rs to have been hit by thi,
missile, he would, no doubt, have been seriously
if not fatally Injured.
Tho scoundrel who took this cowardly way te
hurt most excellent man made his ESCAPE &c
expe ltiously that no trace could be discovered O
him, though Immediate search was made.
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SEWING MAcHNEs.-These are now indispen
sable additions to well regulated household an6
the object is always to procure one that combines
the modern improvements. This is often q diff.
cult matter and the merits Of the different makers
arc discussed frequently before the purchase is
made. We are happy to inform our fair readers
that this difficulty has boon obviated, and by refer.
ence to an advertisement Of Messrs. J. E. ApoER
4 Co., No. So East Bay street, they will SEQ that q
line single thread machine can be purchased fo1
s1s. The machines made by Mr.. J. G. Folsom,
and the low price should at once commend them
to. public favor.
Our STEAM FLEET.-Yesterday afternoon four
steamships could be seen making their way up
the harbour, from the of1ng-and as they swept
upon the full food tide. they attracted the atten-
ton of many spectators congrega ted on the water
front of the city.
BY reference to our marine list, it will be noticed
that two OF the steamers we're from Baltimore,
namely: The Falcon" Capt. REED, with q very
heavy freight, including 40 cavalry horses for the
United States Quartermastor-an the &C stPQtapsco %
Capt NEFF. From New York, the sde-wheel
steamer 'sManhaAan," Capt. COLLINS, and the
regular Line steamer ssSaragossa,' Capt CnowE11.
We record with pleasure the arrival of this quar-
teste of steamers, and wish them all profitable
voyages, and long service on their respective
routes.
TIE LAND We Love I'VE are indebted to Mr.
VooLER Of Market street, for the April number o1
this very popular Southern Magazine. The fol
lowing is list Of contents
Gen: Boaureeard on the Situation at Richmond,
May 1864. Sketch OF Hon. Arthur P. Hayne by
DR.. J. g. Ramsey, Histo Of Tennessee. Wine
on the Ices, by Mrs. Margaret J. Preston, Of vir-
Bfo%nnf f1a Reefst IF Soss asPGSsSs SsSosa suffering y ss
MIS-, by J. H. Larew, of Virginia. The Last of
the Crusaders, BY c. 6. Read, Of North Carolina:
by J. Parish stelle, Of Kentucky. Lieutenant nan Gen,
eral Stephen D. Lee, by Col. W. 81. Brand, Of Mis-
SOUR g9url. Oak Leaves, by Lady Of North Carolina
W.
Missouri. Two Years Ago, by Mrs Fanny Down
ing. Twelve Months in Spain, by v C. Barringer,
Esq, of North Carolina. Southern Homesteads s.
81 D. d. d. TOO Proud to work, by Mrs. FanrS, mn,
Downing: John Milton, By Professor R 1. Dab
ney, OF Virginia. ia Our Dead by Rev. A ]: Ryan. Of
5erne, By Maj: W +. DOUGLASS Of A1kansaa = The The
Haversack. Editorial. BooR Notices. ".
AASon's Court, April 2.-Miley Garrett a fash
ionabie ttfady of color," who had been at ball.
and, in order to vary the pleasures Of the evening
had indulged in set-to with several Of the gem
mans present, was fined SIS, as a recompense for
the delight she experienced.
David Brown, colored laborer, who not only re-
fused to work for dollar and quarter day, but
attempted to interfere with others of m industri-
GUS turn, who we're willing to take that amount,
was fined S.. .-3 =.
An eldefly female who refused to let her chin
ney be swept was mulct in $40.
Edward Moultrie, very black individual, who
sSdrawod' o sling shot on some darkeys with whom
he was quarrelling, was fined ss.
Henry Page, man Of color, who dunned one
Henry Deane, Of the same persuasion, for five dol
lars borrowed mQpey, and received challenge for
tight instead Of the greenbacks, and who was
''double-banked" by severat Of Deane's friend 8,
and then drew q pistol which was unloaded, made
this statement, which was not contradcted He
was consequently allowed to go of, but the pistol
was detained. %. s# @1s:a .!$ M
Several Of the street car rioters, who were ar
rested by the police, we're sent to the Citadel, and
will be tried to-day at 10 o'clock, by tho Provost
Marshal. #,5- .ss#. /. 5.,a..s5S
UNITED STATES CouR T-Hon. GEO s. BRYAN
presiding.-The petitions of JAMES NJ DAVIS and
General JOSEPH B. KEnsHAw for permission to
practice in the United States Courts Of South Ca
rolina, were read by General JAMES CoaNoR, and,
on his motion, the petitioners were admitted and
commissioned as Attorneys, Proctors and soici-
tors. Sg q. ,ss$ -4=. .s& ss
/: IN Adneiraky.-Jso. TUoatEY us. the steamer
Oneoto, LIBEL for supplies furnished. In this case
the Marshal having returned that he hse arrested
the said vessel and now holds her in custody, it
was ordered, on motion Of ALEX a. BRowa Esq,
Proctor for the Libelants, that monition be is
sued returnabe on the 18th instant
JSo. ToUMEy us. EDWARD MARS, JOHN n. MARS,
and RoBERT T. GREY, attachment. The Marshal
in this case having returned that the de-
fendants in this case could not be found and that
under the process issued he has attached the
steamer OneoO as their property, and now has
said vessel in custody. On motion Of ALExANDER
B.. BROWN, Esq, Proctor for the Iibelants, it is
ordered that q nnonition be issued that the case
will be tried on the 18th instant. X
In the Circuit Court from the regular and tales
petit jurors answering to their names Juries Nos.
and we're organized and sworn as follows:
5: JURY NO. I. H
E. p NQIiIKEN, Foreman. IGEORGE NUNAN