The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-19

copy of the Irish Republic, an excellent paper OF
its Kind furnishing copious and detailed ipforma-
ton Of everything pertaining to tho 'jem OF the
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AID FOB SOUTH CARoLNA.-The State Commits
sioners of Maryland have received number OF
additional contributions from the generous Vir-
ginians and Marylauders. Among the list Of those
published in the Baltimore papers We see dona-
ton of 148 bushels of corn from the Rev. A. B.
WALKER, of Fauquier County, Virginia, which it is
directed should be forwarded to this State. The
present unfortunate condition Of the South has
produced an almost worldwide sympathy for her,
but when those who have themselves been des-
poiled continue to spare some Of their substance
for their suffering brethren, the action is more de-
serving of praise.
THE SHIP BoMBAy.-We allude with pleasure to
the fact that this fine ship is engaged full and Will
clear for Liverpool this week. the last lot Of cotton
being now put aboard. II we remember correctly,
the Bombay was laid on the berth on the 2Sd OF
May, and considering that it is the dullest season
Of the business year, Messrs. CoURrENAY TREN-
HOLM have had success in securing full cargo,
naval stores and cotton, in 30 short time. Capt.
JORDAN has our good wishes for safe voyage,
and we hope to see him back in the fall, when the
new crop will be ready and freights brisk at good
rates.
PUBIIc Nu1sANoE.-Some people appear to
think that as the street is free to all they are,
therefore, licensed to do as they like when out of
DOORS This, however, is mistake and We should
be glad if the Chief of Police would 30 instruct
the officers and men under his charge Thus no
one has right to obstruct the public highway by
fighting to break the peace, or to create disturb
ance by riotous brawling. A certain degree OF
liberty is allowed in the street. in fact, all rea-
sonable man or woman could ask; but when in the
exercise Of this liberty persons seriously annoy
others, and do so repeatedly, it is time for the
conservators OF public order 10 step in and stay
such pro o,eedings. We have before spoken Of the
reprehensible practice Of boys, white and black,
congregating in large numbers, playing, shouting,
fighting and obstructing the sidewalks, to the an
noyaccc Of ladies walking and Of persons driving
in buggies, or riding on horseback. Why cannot
the police check the exuberance Of their spirits2
Mayors COURT, June 18.-While there we're
many cases on the docket which we're referred to
the detective force, but two only came up this
morning before his honor.
Jim Kinloch, badly clothed freed boy, who had
been taken care Of by Joanna Brown, female OF
dusky hues, under the impression that he was
"poor awful" and who walked into the affections
of his protector to the tune Of eight dollars, was
brought up, and was charged additionally with
carrying large knife, with which he boasted that
he would perform dangerous operation upon her
If she ever asked him for the money. Jim, en-
deavoring to look honest and truthful, admitted
that he had grabbed the spondulicks, but that
while he was counting up the amount q black man,
whom he didn't know, came up, and snatching the
money out of his hand, ran of. His Honor, con-
ceiving the weapon to be nothing more than q
pocket knife, sentenced the iIlustrious but un-
grateful prisoner to ten days. imprisonment
An individual who had been reading an article
on the "City Flora" and was found in the Burnt
District reclining on bed Of wild chammomile,
but smelling loudly Of Hquiaed corn, was calledup,
and requested to pay IS for his visit to the newly
discovered garden Of the city.
: COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS AND COMMON
F. J. MosEs, Presiding. The Court
met at the usual hour. The tales venire for jury
men were made out, and rules were also issued
against defaulting jurors. A few motions were
made, but no business Of any Importance was
transacted by the Court. The section Of order
thirty-two relstng to juries will not be enforced
this term, but new jury list will be made out and
the Jurors drawn from the next term as prescrib-
ed ty the order.
C1ncurr CouBT-Hon. GEO. 8. BRYAN presiding. |
PETER PRIME us. the administrator Of ALICE ASH |
LEY, ct dI Bill for foreclosure OF mortgage and |
relief. PORTER & CosNoR oomplainants solicitors, |
MACBETH Bu1sT, defendants solicitors.
On motion Of PORTER & CoNNoR, 1t was ordered |
that the Marshal do eject all parties occupying the
premises described in the pleading in the above |
case, and do keep the said premises unoccupied |
until sale is made thereof under order District |
United States Court.
W. J. C1.AwsoN, Of Yorkville, who had been |
chosen Registrar in Bankruptcy for the Fourth |
Congressional District, fled his oath Of office and
official bond and was duly commissioned by Judge |
BRYAN.
In the case of TRACY, Irwin & Co. and other |
creditors us. JULIUS F1AUM-the defendant having |
applied to be made bankrupt. After hearing the |
agreement as to the jurisdi,on Of the Court it is
ordered that the objections made by the defend |
ant thereto be sustained, and that the petition be
and the injunction heretofore granted |
dissolved.
THE JAIL DRFIcULTY.-The investigation in re- |
gard to the robbery of SIMON NJ. SoMHsoN at the Jail
by the turnkeys, MoEvoY and LAIlls, and their
confederates, still continues The evidence is |
taken before Magistrate KANAPAU1, and is yet |
too incomplete to be given to the public. But
few Of the Witnesses have been examined, and
their testimony shows that the robbery was COM
mitted with the conniyance Of the Jailor, If not |
with his positive knowledge and assistance. When |
he found the Investigations were serious he sent |
for q. 8. Detective Cook, and LoIIIs produced the
watch which had been stolen from SI.s2scs. The |
q. 8. Detectives were unable to obtain the other |
missing articles, but they were subsequently re-
covered by Officer COATES Of the city force.
The watch chain, ring, pin, and sleeve-buttons |
were found concealed belinda hinge in the outer |
wall of the tower, and the valise and clothing were
found in the Jail. ALI the missing property has |
now been recovered except seventeen dollars in |
money, and the seyenty-6ve dollars which MoEvoY |
and LALLls induced SIMPSON to give them to aid |
in effecting his escape. The testimony was so |
clear that KENNEDY was in some means an accom- |
plce, that he was arrested by the military, and at
first suspended from his functions as jailor, but
subsequently sent to Castle Pinckney. The inves-
tgation of the robbery was placed in the hands OF
Lieut.. HENDRICKS by the Sheriff, Col. JNo. E.
CAREw, who aided the officers in every way, and |
was present during the search for the stolen pro- |
perty. We understand that another jailor will be |
appointed to-day by the Sheriff. in the place OF
KENNEDY, who has been deposed.