The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-29
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FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH 30, 1867.


FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH 20. 1867. 49,,
LOCAL MArrIERS.s z
To Correspondents.
We are continually receiving communications OF
political and other matters from persons who dc
NC attach tLeir proper names to the articles sent
al we take this occasion OF repeating that nothing
c::a ;be published in The DAILY NEWS without
being mdorsed by some responsible individual.
We would again call attention to the opportunity
OF purchasing tho stock of books and stationery,
&C., &C., of Mr. S. HART, Sr., No. 332 King street
lJEnRN C. F. yoaLEn unsern verbindIchsten
Dark fur die letzte hummer der New Yorker
Krfn.inol Zeitunq. ~5s-=- -
The splendid new Organ, built by Mr.. John
BAKER, Of this city, for Grace Church. will be ex-
hibied on Friday evening, at o'clock, when seve-
raj eminent organists will test it's powers and
capabilities. q
PROBABLE Loss OF THE. SHIP CoNFIDEScE.-A
telegram in the Northern papers report that the
ship Confdence Capt. JOHNSON, is ashore near
Wexford (Ireland), and will probably be a total
wreck. The Confidence sailed from this port some
time since bound to Liverpool, with cargo Of
about 1000 bales Cotton.
Loss OF VEssEL.-The schr. W & B. Douglass,
Capt. LAWRENCE, arrived here yesterday from New
York. She fell in with at sea, on the 29d, 20miles
east of Cape Hatteras with the schr. Vdaadouer,
from Rockland, Me-, for Norfolk, Va. the ?: being
loaded with lime and on fire. The officers and
crew of the Vandorer were rescued by Capt. LAW
RENEE and brought here on his vessel.
The Court OF APPEALS will meet at Columbia
On the 18th Ct April. Applicants for admission to
the Bar will be examined on the 18th. Appeals
from Charleston will be first heard and from the
country Circuits in the following order, viz: !:
Northern, Western, Southern, Middle, and lastly,
the Eastern Circuit. Among the cases to be tried
from the Charleston Circuit will be that be that Of
tho two freedmen charged with the murder of hIr.
BRANpTFoRD during the street riot Of last summer.
TRs POPULAR MELODY. who heard the
silvery chimes Of st. Michael's yesterday morning
were not carried back to the TINE when they last
sounded their sweet notes in the steeple. The'
playing yesterday was perfectly satisfactory, and
the tunes chosen, ssHome Sweet Home, sHome
Again." 'sCoronation," .Joy to the World" and
others, wero rendered beautifully The whole per-
formance was pleasing success, and it's repetition
earnestly expected. It has been suggested that,
as the ringer has become somewhat rusty, that
be select some day every week and practice until
ho regains his past knowledge.
BRUDERI1cn BuND.-Fhe entertainment yes
terday evening was varied and interesting. The
singing was excellent as, indeed, is always the
case when the accomplished and tuneful sisters
r. are the performers. The comic soliloquy was
extremely well rendered. So also was ssEigen-
eiun," the main play Of the evening. The au-
dience appeared to enjoy the fun very much. These
entertainments are very popular; and, although Of
frequent recurrence, are entered into each eve
ming with the same zest and fresh desire for en-
joyment.
NEW CRalN FOB GRACE CHURCH.-Mr. JOHN
BAKER, who in both an organist and manufac-
turer, and who is well known in Charleston as the
curator of these instruments, has recently built
an organ for Grace Church. Mr.. BAKERS attain
ments in this particular are well known, and hia
new organ will, no Doubt be the best Of his pro-
tonight at P. H., and its powers will be tested
by several eminent organists. 1t is intended to be
apubic trial. and the public invited to attend.
Grace Church is one of the most fashionable and
well attended sanctuares in the city, and the addi-
tion of fine organ will add considerably to it's at
fractions.
UNITED STATES CoURT-Hon. GEO. s. BRYAN
presiding.-In the case Of DECosTA and MADAM us.
the schooner did, on motion of W. f. MKELL,
Esq, Proctor for the ibellants, it was ordered
that the said schooner AID be sold by the United
States Marshall on Wednesday, April the Sd, at
public outcry.
The petition Of Wn1. F. HUTsoN, Esq, to be ad-
mitted to practice in the United States Courts was
read by T.. g. BARKER, Esq, and, on his motion,
it was ordered that the petitioner be enrolled as an
Attorney, Solicitor and Proctor in tie Federal
Courts Of South Carolina on his taking the GUS
tomary oath. s.ss
FIRST OF THE SEAsoN.-We hsve had the pleasure
Ct examining extra lot Of superior Rosin, which
was received in this city yesterday. 1t was manu-
factured at the Twenty-six Mile Station, on the
South Carolina Railroad, and was of the best quail
ity, known to the initiated as the Pale Virgin Dip
being of Light yellow color and perfectly trans
parent. It WAS manufactured by Messrs. A. Ro-
B1NsoN & Co., sold by Mr.. GEORGE E. PRIroHErr,
end was considered to be the best in the
market, commanding the highest price, s10.5O per
barrel. This Resin: has been received unusually |
early, as it is seldom ready for market before the
LIST to the 10th Of April and it's arrival proves that
the turpentine farms have not made bad crops,
and their products will soon give now zest to |
commerce by increasing the list Of exports.
LBEBAIITy TO THE SourHs-Among the many
acts Of iberaliSy. from our Northern brethren to
the destitute and suffering people Of the South, is
an offer that appears in to-day's issue. Messrs.
ALLEN NEEDLES have authorized their agents in
this city to dispose of three tons Of their fertilizer
and contribute the amount to the relief Of the
poor. Messrs MACBETH & RAvENEL, who are the
sole agents in this city, have now on hand large
quantity of this well known manure, which they
offer at reasonable rates. The Ammoniated Fer
tilizer has been tried by many with the most graft
flying result, and the iberality of the manufactu-
rers will not diminish the partiality that is now
entertained for it by our planters.
D1ALEcT1cs.- As the march Of science bids fair
ere long to eface every ves6ge Of the dialect so
dear to our memories from its associations with
the golden morn of life, we think it the duty of
every one who has it in his power, to contribute