The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-04
y "hrENozIAi DAY. III RSSm6hd Oh: Ffldsy lsst
Tas duly celebrated, Hlsrso Rumh5 ;o, tH6 stores

mated at 12,00t Tho graves wore beautifully
decorated; both those belonging to namos distin-
guished In story, and no loss those Of the dun
known doad." Tho occasion was impressive, and
passed. Off Wo belieyo, satisfactorily in overy rc-
spcct.
MILITARY ORDEn.-An important order from
Con. sIcKLEs appears in another column, and wo
invite tho attention Qi all citizens to its pcrusal
| This order proscribcs tho eligibility to offco
! and the qualification of Jurors It also regu-
lates tho sale and licensing OF LIQUORS
| abolishes the remedy by distress for
rout, and provonts discrimination among pub
lie oarriors because Of color or CASTE It is by far
tho most sweeping ordor that has yet boon pub
lIshod, as old customs and laws arc set aside
and now rules established. We would advice it's
careful study, 80 that all persons may know their
rights and privileges, and tho penalties attached
to disobcdienco Of tho new regulations.
Dn. SAMUEL LOGAN wo SEQ by tho Richmond
Enquirer Of Saturday, who has filled tho chair Of
Anatomy in tho Richmond Medical College during
Tho past session, has resigned his chair to nccopt
tho chnir OF Surgery in tho Medical College at Now
Orleans. Wo tako great pleasure in recording this
promotion OF our learned townsman, confident
that ho will discharge the duties Of his ofllco with
vantage and improvement Of those who may sit
undor his teaching. DR.. L. is skillful surgeon
and an accomplished physician, and wo feel aH-
sured that in the broad and constantly increasing
Held opened for him in Now Orleans ho will attain
success for himself and reflect credit on his alma
mater in this good old city Of ours. DR.. L. has
humorous relatives and friends in the Crescent
City, and residence thero cannot fan to DO pleas
ant to him.
STREET sIaHTs.-u is q raro occurrence when
tho tinerant dealers ndpeddlers Of tho North visit
our quiet city, and their advent attracts almost as
much attention among tho oolored population as q
circus. Ono OF these merchants recently stumbled
over Charleston In his travel, and displayed his
stock in Trade yesterday at o convenient corner.
A motlcy crowd OF loqngcra was soon gathered
ar"und him, and his box bping oponod. tho unntla-
ted wore shown the results OF soence in the produc-
tion OF glass pons. Tho pon Wonder was possessed
OF q fluent tongue, and cried his wares with great
abiIity, hut unfortunately tho spectators wore COM
poHed principally OF negroes, who could neither
road nor writo, and his eloquonce was sweetness
wasted on tho desert air. At the present timo.
Charleston does not offer many advantages to theso
itinorants, and as the officers Of the law are lying
in wait for such characters, NO would a1sise them
to continue their travels, as the peddling uconso
will cat up not only their profits, but probably
cauao conhscntion Of thoir entire stock.
ANNryEnsAnY oP TIE LAprEs' MUTUAL AID Asso-
c1ATIoN Tho frst annual meeting Of the Ladies'
Mutual Aid Association will he held at tho DEPOSIT
tory, in Chalmers atreet, this afternoon, a. 81
o'clock. Tho public, and particularly the clergy,
arc cordially invited to attond. Tho annual report
will be road and an address suitable to the occa-
sion delivered. This Association was formed hy
few charitable ladies' for tho purpose OF aiding tho
poor Of their own ae1 in obtaining work, and in
disposing OF 1t at remunerative rates. The experi-
mont has proved success, and the Depository has
become popular establishment and is daily visited
by number Of persons who purchase tho articles
offered for sale. The ladies Of Charleston havo al
ways been hnown for their charitable acta, but tho
fuel and garment societies Of the past are no
| longer in existence; hence tho greater necessity
for this Aid Association; and the poor can buffet
| tho waves OF adyersity with stronger arm when
hoy know that plying eyes and helping hands are
| near them. - --f'@
In ordor to increase the funds of tho Associa
ton and thus enable it to enlarge its sphere Of use
| fulness, talented and accomplished lady OF this
| city will give reading at tho Carolina House.
Madame GD1RE's, on Thursday evening, at eight
o'clock. The subject chosen is s'Westminister
Abbey" The price Of admission will be fifty CENTS
| and the funds realized win be given to the Asso-
| cation. a. ..... 40
| MAYoR's CoURT-June 3.-Edward Iaurens, q
tall and very slim dnrkey, whose oaso was detailed
in yesterday iRauo, for attem ting to steal tho
money drawer OF Mr. BAHNraR from his shop, cor
ner of Franklin and Queen Streets was put into the
hands of Magistrate go that he may be tenderly
cared for. Edward denied the accusation Of
striking Mrs. D.. and admitted that he did intend
to take the drawer, but when Mrs. B. seized him
by the coat, and be attempted to slip It off and
leave it in her possession while he got of with the
cash, no accidentally struck her with his hand.
! An individual who made an unusual disturbance
in the street, being more than usually drunk, was
| fined $40.
| James Ross q very black man from one Of the
islands, who had como to town to arrange HIS
bank account, and who got drunk and laid in the
porch OF the Planters and Mechanics Bank, wait
ing for it to open, but who snored 80 loud as to
disturb the policeman on that beat, waa brought
up and fined 81.
fomAn, who got tightly slight" and after
dancing favorite Jig in public, commenced a
series Of expressions that were 80 far from being
remarkable for their politeness as to cause COM
plants from her neighbors in Elliott street, was
| fined $40.
William johnson, colored youth not unknown
to fame, who fAnked the money drawer Of Mr..
SEMcKR, and made prisoner OF part OF tho con-
tents, was o forwards surrounded and locked up
for ten days, though his prisoners had escaped.
Samuel Fraser, colored "psrient" who struck
the mother Of his child because she asked him for
something to cat, or rather when ahe asked for
meat gave her q knuokle, WAS sent TO magistrate,
who will settle bis hash.
malo Hutson was fned IS for boing drunk and
lying down in the street. 1t certainly e1hihits good
foeling in him and high regard for the honor OF
the family. to 500 this individual promptly assume
the position often filed by his sister, but which
circumstances forbade her taking at thiB time.
man and wife, who had been playing the bottle
trick 30 often before their peghbors AZ 10 become
disgusting, were fined each $s.
UNITED STATES CounT-Hon. GEoaos 8. BRYAN
prcsiding.-The Grand Jurors were thanked by
tho Judge for their close attendance to thor
duties during tho term, and were discharged. The
following case WAS then taken up: The Unitod
States ps. $50 barrels Of molssses other wares and
merchandise. A lbol OF information for forfeiture
for violation Of the Internal Revenue Lava. The
ontire morning was consumed In hearing this
case, and, beyond comforting the rights Of citizen
ship, no othor business was transacted.
SERMON BEFoRE The YouNa MEHs CHRISTIAN