The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-25

CorroS BLoon.-Tho heavy rains hnvo evidently
/ not been 30 dsastrods in tho loW country as was
feared; tho cotton ia still strong nhd vigorou6, nnd
is fast approaching tho timo whom tho oyo OF the
planter will bo gladdened by sight OF tho fleccy
staple. NO hayo boon shown o cotton bloom from
tho plantation OF Mr.. ID. Il. Nonnis, in St. Mat
thows parish. 1t was largo and healthy, and
though not tho first Of tho season, it is in tho Yan
and VIC trust in but the precursor Of many others.
II RICHARD tho III. had lived in tho present ago,
hc would norer havo offered such o ruinous prco
as kingdom for horse. Tho now worl has i'm
proved upon tho Plantagonot's offor, and animals
| can now bc obtained for n reasonable sacrifice OF
grccnbacks. Mcssrs. D. ROBIN s. Co., tho proprio-
| tors of tho Ivory stable In Mooling, ncar Won't
worth strccs, hayo long boon celebrated for thoir
horsencsh. Their stalls arc always full, and oven
| tho hump-back King would ilud no difficulty In
| making choice. Wo commond thoir stables to
| tho community, knowing that their collection OF
horses embrace NIL kinds, from racoI to quiet
| nn8, and mono arc allowed TO loayo dissatisfied.
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MAYons CouRT, Juno 2i.-A couutryman with
high collarcd homespun coat, ''Of the stoel pom
] cut" who solemny nverrod TINT It was tho first
time, was callcdup and accused OF boing found
lying down drunk in the street during hard rain,
anu DcUR COiiplctolS hulTOunuou Dy Natcr. 1n0
defendant mildly admitted tho charge, but stated
that ho camo into town quito 81 * and took two
| drinks medicine That knocked him over, which
may huvo boon tho result Of tho doscs boing too
largo, or perhaps not allowing sufficient time bo-
| tween tho draughtp. 10 was pleasantly fined IS,
mud Immediately proceeded to llnancior
Charles Edwards, q coored mon with big head,
who MAS found in tho strooL about daylight with o
pair of dog irons undor his arm, and couldn't nc
count FOR having thcm in possession, oxcopt by
saying they wore given to him by his grandmoth-
or, who, after diIigcnt search by tho police,
proved to bo nh imaginary r:lntivo, that it was
doubtful ho cvor had, scnt 10 tho Chief OF the
Detectives to examine into his case.
CoURr OF GENERAL. SESSIONS AND COMMON
PIEAs-Hon. T. ]. MOSES Jprcsiding.-T. q. BoAo,
JNo. CLANCY aud JHo. T. hoDowALr were ar
raigned for tho crimo OF murder, md plead not
guilty. Their trial was iixel for to-day.
Tho GRIND Jury roturnod truo bill against -
SCHWARTZ for receiving stolen goods.
Tho following Potit Juries woro thon organized {:
Jmy No. 1:-P. J. narbot, J. Van Winklc, Jno.
G. Stokes, ii. Bullwnklo, Geo. o. Robertson, p. D.
ltost, S. L. Chandlcr, Richard Flomming, ". y.
ADAMS, l.. Buck, J. II. Bullwinklo md BunJ.
lsishcr.
Jury No. 2-Thos. W. porchcr Jas whipplc,
rhos. t. FISHER, Geo. A. Iinstcadt, q. w. Olioy,
81. VI,
kle.
Supcrnun'erarics. Davis and Michncl
Lyons.
Isracl Small and Renty Don't wero arraignod and
tried for grind Arceny. Tho prisoners woro
charged with having brokon into tho storo OF
alessrs. GEO. LITTLE & Co., on tho 29lh OF April,
and robbing tho Same of quantity Of clothing.
II. W. SEYMOUR appeared for tho dofcnce, and,
attor full hearing OF tho ovdcnco aud tho argtt-
mon.s, and q learnod cliurgo from tho Judge, tho
Jury roturnod vordot Of guilty for Israol Small
and not guilty for Rcnty Don't.
UNITED STATES CIncuIr CouRr-Hon. GEonaE
3. BRYAN, presiding.-CLAF1LN, MuLIN l. Co. Us.
CnAs. DUNN and PAT. MoBnrpE. petition TO
substitute lost record. o. r. DnEwsTrn, ESQ, for
pctitionors; Mcssrs. MAaRATn & LowapEs, for
CHAs. DUNN, and G. W. DISoLE, ESQ.,, for PHILLIP
A. aIoDRIpE, administrator of PATRICK MoDRIpE.
On motion Of q. r. DDEwsTEn, Esq, it was ordered
that tho prayer OF tao petitioners bo granted, and
that now records be substituted for those alleged
| 10 bo lost.
In Ad'niraRy.-DAv1p ]. SrUnaEs us. Tho
Steamers Morgan and Charleston. Libel for rc-
pairs and supplies. DREwsrEn e. SpRArr for libel
lants. PORTER & CONNER, for respondents A.
GETTY & Co. Us. GEo. D. LuNT and r. J. GETTY. 1t
appearing to the Solicitors OF the Court that at
aale previously ordered OF tho steamers Morgan
and Charleston, that the Charleston was bid in by
JOHN GETTY for tho sum of $500, to prevent sacri-
flco OF tho samo, and TINT il tho machinery
should bo removed from tho hull OF tho Charleston
aud shipped to New York il would bring 1900 or
moro. On motion Of BREWSTER & SrRArr il was
ordered that d. J. SrUnaEs and Jons GETTY. tho
representatives OF oil Interested, do remove tho
machinery from tho hull, ship the same to Now
York, and sell on thoir joint order, aud that tho net
proceeds bo paid into Court. II ia nso ordered
that JOHN GETTY bo relieved from complying with
previous purchase, and that tho Marshal do pre-
coed to sell to tho highest bidder tho hull and body
OF tho stoamor Charleston; also, that tho Marshal
report if tho salo Of tho samo has been complied
with.
Tho case of 8. HARVEY & Son. Libol, co. Tho
Steamer Morgan, was dismissed for want OF juris-
diction.
ConREsPoNDEEcE BETWEEN GENERAL SIcKIEs AND
| THE PnEs1DEET.-Tho lo.tcr from General S1cKLEs
to tho President, and his reply, hayo boon 80 gar
| bied in their transmission by telegraph, that we
have been requested to publish tho following cor
| rect copies: tt-i
HEADQUARTERS SECOND MnIrAny D1srnror,
cHAnLEiroN, y. g., Juno 10th, 1867.
Adjutant Gonoral OF tho Army
War Department, Washington D. @.
have the honor to request that may bo ro-
loved from command in this District, and re-
spectfully demand Court Of Inquiry upon my
the accusation of tho Attorney General published,
is presumed, with tho approval Of tho President.
congress having declared the aocalled State Cow
ornments illegal, tho declaration Of the Attorney
General that military authority hns not superseded
t!lem, prevents tho execution OF tho Reconstruct
ton AotB, dlaarms mo OF means to protect life
property, or tho rights Of citizens and menaces
alt interests in the States with ruin.
(Signod,) d. T.. SICKLES
Major General Commanding.
Official J. W CLous, Capt. and A. A. A. q,
WAR DEPARTMENT.,