The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-25

tAuREy & ALExANDER viii sell at IL o'clock
425 sacks Liverpool salt.
SMITH l. MCGnLIvRAy will sell at IL O'CLOCK
furniture, real estate, &c.
CAMPBELL, KNOX 4 Co. will sell, at III O'CLOCK
blankets, dry goods, &c.
TO-DAY, November 25th, is the day for the regu,
lar assemblage Of the Legislature OF South Caro-
lima, but owing to ''untoward circumstances" the
meeting has been postponed indefinitely.
-
Personal John LeConte Of the U1d
versity Of South Carolina, delivered The first OF
series Of four lectures on the 'Stea Universe al
the Peabody Institute, Baltimore, on Tuesoa!
evening, the 18th inst.
HIS ExuELLENcY, GovERNoR ORR LETT for Colum-
bia this morning. During his stay in Charleston,
he has granted number Of pardons to the occu'
psnts of the Jail, on the recommendation OF intu-
entis citizens; and more than all, has, in his con.
ferences with General Candy, fulfilled the duties
of an Executive of the State who has at heart the
interests of all his people. -
Rev. E. J. MEyNARDE, pastor of Trinity Church,
Hsssl street, after an absence of two months IN
the North, has returned, and yesterday preached
to very large congregation an interesting sermon
mon the immortality of the soul. AS the time ap-
proaches for the session Of Conference, many ol
Mr.. Ms admirers are becoming anxious in the
hope of having him re-appointe to one OF the
charges in this sity.
ARRIVAL OF New LoooMoTIyE.-The North
eastern Railroad Company have received oy the
schooner N. W. Smith, from New York, new ano
superior locomotive from the Patterson Works,
New Jersey. This addition to their rolling stock
has been christened Echo, and the snort OF Its
steam whistle will be soon heard echoing in the
pine forests and swamps along the road. The en-
giue is now on the wharf, but she will be removed
To the road and placed in running order at an early
day.
ARRIVAL OF I,auaRANTs AT WLMINGToN.-We
learn from the Wilmington Journal OF yesterday
that on Saturday afternoon party OF twenty-seven
Scotch immigrants-men, women and children
arrived there on the steamship Rebecca Clyde,
nom New York, destined for settlement on the
farms OF several gentlemen in Robson Comfy
They are Just from Scotland, uia New York. They
we're secured by Mr.. Robert Mckenzie, OF led
Banks. Robeson County, for several CT his friends
and neighbors. EsE1L = - Z
FOREIGN CLEARANcEs.-Our foreign trade IN
cotton, we are pleased to notice, shows signs OF
much activity, snd the low price OF the staple, al
though at present working to- our injury, is open
ing more extended fields of consumption which
will ere long enlarge the demands for the raw ma
terial and render an increased supply necessary.
On Saturday last Messrs. W. B. Smith u Co.
cleared the capacious merchant ship Charlotte fol-
Liverpool. With 3471 bales Of Upland and "a oags
Sea Island Cotton. Mr.. W. P. Hall cleared the
Spanisl, polacre Rosatia and the Spanish pclacre
Maria, both for Barcelona, with oargoes OF cotton
and naval stores.
EUROPEAN FREIaHTs BY STEAM.-We noticed
few days since the arrival Of the British steamship
Pioneer at this port, with the purpose Of loading
here for Liverpool. Messrs. VI. B. Smith & Co.
her consgnees, are making good progress In en-
sasing freight for her, and large portion OF the
room Of the ship has been taken up, but this being
among our first efforts at transatlantic transpor
tation by steam, it may produce an advantageous
sfect II We will ILL the Pioneer with the least pos
sible lcss Of time, as she viii thereby be enabled
to make several voyages during the present season.
and IL rnay ultimately lead TO the placing Of this
vessel aud others op the direct route to Liverpool
Her owners, We learn, are iavorably disposed te
such rroject and should proper inducements bf
extended to this vessel permanent line TO the
great English cotton port nisy be secured.
Az ArrEn FOB NEW ORLEAss.-ArchbishoI
Oain, Of New Orleans, has published an eloquent
appeal in behalf Of the charitable asylIns CT Int
Archdiocese Of New Orleans. There are eight o.
these benevolent institutions in the "Crescen
City," which have in charge eleven hundred ane
thirty orphan children one hundred idiots of ootf
sexes one hundred old men and women, and one
hundred and fifty penitents. ALI these are DC
pend.nt for support on the charity OF the commu
nitv which has been necessarily exhausted by th'
disasters of war, the inundations. and the lnsuh
cheney Of the crops. Now, therefore, an appeal Ii
made to Charles, On, whose people, having suffered
no keenIy, can still give tie children OF thel
Southern city some eSectual help. Bishop Lyncl
gives his cordial approval to the appeal and it wa
read, by his order, yesterday in Ill the Catholl
churches and chapels in this city. Next Sunday
collection will be taken up, and 1t is hoped that
handsome sum will be raised, Gifts in money, O.
Of any other kind, may be sent to the Very hev.
Birmingham, Vicar General, Charleston, who WI
slsdly receive and forward the smallest contribu
tions.
BASE BAIL.-The approach Of Jack Frost, com
bined with the increasing business Of our city, ant
the MANY moral entertainments that have beel
recently monopolizng the attention and small
change Of our good people, have we'll nigh eraset
from our memory the manly game; for some time
we have had no reports Of hys caught and foul
missed; we have walked through the burnt dis
trict with irupunity and without catching foul
for the little boys have ceased playing base bal
and have taken to tumbling and gymnasts, anc
the bic BOYS have desisted from taking fys an6
;are engaged in the more profitable pastlme o
catching greenbacks. The busy season Is upor
us. and base ball languishes; the days OF hoEat
runs and short stops have passed away, and this if
ss it should be; but we understand that the bast
ballists have determined to havo one more game
before layng aside their bats for the Winter, and
the comptemplated game will be played on the
Citadel Square on Thursday next. To this end
we are authorized 20 extend an lnVltatlon 10 al
hall players (plain), who desire to join in making
mn q game 10 assemble on the Citadel Square or
Thursday next, at half-past one o'clock, at which
time and place it is proposed to end the season
with a hard fought gaufs. We have no doubt bnt
that the ball players who have been reposing on
their fys for some time viii avail themselves o
this opportunity to indulge once more in their fa
voriss psstime, where, in the words Of the song
they may
-'Fisht and run away
And live to fight another day
UNITED STATES COURT, HoS. GEO. s. BRYAN
PREsDNa.-1he application Of Robt. W. Cannon
to be appointed Commissioner Of the United
Court was granted
On motion Of R. B. Carpenter, Esq. Register il
Bankruptcy, .he Clerk was ordered to frl nish tt
the Register twenty-five orders of reference il
Bankruptcy.