The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-22

spoke at some length, and was listened to .th al
tention, barring few humorous Interruption
that helped to enliven tho occasion. MIR. MAou1n
| spoke Of the condition Of Ireland but really CAV
nothing that we can consider information On th
subject. His opinions and convictions were clear
ly at variance with those Of his audience: and h
| was now and then reminded that what he said onl
represented the Tories, and not the people Of Iro
| land. He mentioned that he had written boo]
in defence Of the Pope, for which His Holiness at
! hcnorcd him with title; that ho had write,
"~>.ner book, F" The Life Of Father MATHEW :" ans
was now engaged in writing third book, abou
The Irish in America" The speaker was fro
quently applauded. Among those present we no
tlced Right Rev. Bishop LYNCH and other Catholic
clergy.
AT TIE annual meeting Of the Corporation o.
the Charleston Savings Institution and the Charles
ton Savings Bank, held on tho 21st inst, the fol-
lowing officers we-> duly elected to serve for the
ensuing year:
CHAS. II. WEST, President
J1SoP J0S RHEy9sT = fF,IrR Tse ssssiasnt eoezas1
Trustees Of cho-eston Savings I,stitu,io,s-A R. TAFT
Honou Jas NJ csswe Man2g e co5s
s Caldwell: Eugene West s. s Howell. Sc: courtensy.
ncBurney JAS B. Belts, J. s. schrrner, J. T. welsman
'" zr,.,tst, =. Ms1laen; ee csor,.,ou son;uo. ,..,
NJ: Wilson, F. Lanneau, ". 8: Whilden. W c. Court
Ravenel ". Unerhardt, jacob Small VIM McBsrney. y
dleton. fe''' = . sen'f'nor' = = ANIME y" J. Mid
50erd q Lnrs stment.-A R Taft, J. b. Honour 8. s.
howell, w. McBurney, J. M. Wilson.
Burney, J. s. schirmer. ". g. Whilden. J. e. Honour,
s. G. Courtenay. :
TEE SToNEwALL F1nE CohpAEY.-This Com
pany, the youngest scion Of fourishing depart
ment, celebrated their first anniversary with orcat
eclat at the Masonic Hall last night. They pa
raded through our principal streets in the after
noon, and attracted considerable attention by their
fine Aearing and soldiery appearance. Their ami
versary infused new spirit into their ranks, and
they numbered fully fifty men on tho parade The
engine was polished and FURNISHED to q resplen-
dent degree, and, under tho energetic management
Of the members, was made to send stream Of
solid water 160 feet.
The Company have selected the 21st as thoir an
niversary, it being the birthday Of the lamentcd
Stoncwau JACKSON, and the association Of the name
has tended to keep alive the esprit de corps of the
Company, and will ultimately place it far beyond
its present position. After the parade the Com
pany repaired to the Masonic Hall and proceeded
to the general business of tho evening. The fol-
lowing officers we're elected to serve for the ensu
ing year:
Q. Z. BUST. President
J. q. RENTERS vice President II
ALBERT FRINGE, Second Director, "
J. E BOINEsT. Third Director.
". G. MILLER, Secretary.
G. A. AIMAR, Treasurer
Con. Con. JANE JAMES 1s coRaERs soiieitor! DH; 3napla'n
J. soMERs BUST. NJ D.. Surgeon.
At 10 o'clock the Company, with a number Of in
vited guests, proceeded to discuss generous en-
&c. -
Tuuy. After the substantials were removed the
'pirituals we're brought on, and songs sentiments
speeches, &c, the order Of the night, and it
vas not until the sswee sma hours ayant the twaln
;hat the guests separated satisfied with themselves
generally and tho stonewals particularly.
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COTTON STEAIINa.-For some months the South
Carolina Railroad Company have been missing
cotton from along their line, and have been unable
to find any clue to tho thieves. On the 29th OF
December three bales we're missed from cotton
rain near the Seven Mile Pump. Lieut.. HEn-
eR1cKs was Immediately notified Of the loss, and
he put the case in the hands Of Officers DAVIS and
MEYER for investigation. These officers proceeded
70 the spot and after some time spent in examin-
ing the different features Of the theft, succeeded
on the 18th instant, in capturing colored man
aaned John Pinckney, on the Dorchester Road.
He was staying at Mr.. THos. JoHNsoN's farm, and
The bagging, with the private marks, and some of
The rope, was found at his home. On the same
day, near the Sig Mile House, they overhauled one
Cornelius Po~cher, who was proved to be partner
IN the robbery. Subsequently, from information
received, they arrested Rente Dunn. at Gadsden'.
Green, in HARRmoN's wood ynrd. stephney Viii
lians, ono Of their conheres, was still at large
and the indefatigable officers learning that he was
in the ncighborhood OF walterboro', proceeded
there, and fouad him about nine miles from Jack
on DR.. GHoReE Rivers place. He was
placed in the Walterboro Jail for
safe keeping, and afterwards transferred to
Charleston.
The quartette are now safely Gagged, and have
since made confession, in which they stated that
one bale was thrown from the cars at Johnson's
Farm, on the Dorchester Road, and another at the
forks OF the same road near the Six Mile House.
They wore then removed to Pincney's house and
cut into small parcels, which were carried to the
city and sold. Tho parties who bought this are
known, have been arrested, and as cotton stealing
IS penal offence, we trust that they may all soon
receive the punishment due their crimes.
The parties engaged in this transaction were al
;olored but we're evidently old hands, for their
enterprise was managed with consummate slin and
ability, and it needed the untiring perseverance OF
bAAS ASSO~oAv0S II.
Officers DAVIS and MEIER were indefatigable in
their researches, and they deserve not only the
thanks Of the Company, but those OF the whole
business community, for bringing these rascals to
a just retribution.
SURVIVORS Assoc1AT1oN.-The attention Of mem
bers Of this association is called to notice in an
other column Of special meeting for the discus
sion of important business, to be held this even
ing, at Market Hail. at o'clock.
LuH1Rn MEAsURER.-We invite attention to the
card Of Mr.. c. s. JENKINS in our issue to-day, who
Is ready to answer any call for the measuring and
Inspecting Of timber aud lumber. He can always
be found at the Office Of E. N. BRoD1E, west end Of
Broad street.
BE TRUE TO YOUR TEETH and they Will be true to
you. Never Will you need false ones if you use
The sozoDoNT morning and evening. It imparts
to the enamel, keeps it white and
spotless, and wonderfully improves the breath.
tus2 IN
VALUABLE AND CoNvRNrENT.-tcBRONN's Bron-