The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-04

HOTEL ARRIvALs.-The arrivals at the different
Hotels since Friday night have been quite large,
many of them being old cilizens who are returning
from their summer travels.
Partition HOTEL. P. LaBorde, city; j. W. Jen-
nv, Barnwell; W. A. Cnlbreath and W. S. Shep-
pard, EdgeHeld; ". NJ. Larey, ST. Stephens; Rob
ert s. Beckham, Lancaster; ]. Walker Floyd Lib
erty Hill S. c.; R. H. Tompkins, Mobile; j. N.
Wigfan South Carolina; st. Maur, Virginia; !. NJ.
Williams, BarnweI; R. s. Tsdale, Williamsburg;
". NJ. Tillman and J. L. DD1glas, Florida.
Charleston Hotel.-Rev. E. C. Logan, St. Thom-
as; R. B. Allston, Macon, Ga; Lieut.. H. R. Ander-
son, u s. A.; A. G. Morton, New York; s. T. Dear
ing Augusta; Charles Hartung, New York; j. M.
Rohtack, New Orleans; J. S. NJ Davidson and lady,
Florida; Captain F. Peck, steamer Fannie; George
Rothchilds, New York; E. B. Smith, Newberry, s.
c.; 8. Johnson Woods, New York; Prof Charles U.
Sheppard, city; C. U. Sheppard, Jr., W. W. Mar
BILE and wife, New York; c. Y. Wilson and wife,
city.
MiRs House. Jacob Cohen and wife, Miss Belle
Cohen, city; ]. c. Mayo and Master w. B. Mayo,
Beaufort; ". J. Heller, Augusta; NJ. C. Mickey,
New York; John B. Adger, Columbia; Thomas W.
Conway New York; h. B. Plant, Georgia; c. A.
Bristol and wife, Miss Bristol and two servants,
New York; JAS E. Whaley, Florida; c. H. Suber,
South Carolina; Henry j. Gardner, Boston; Thos.
E. Craven, Albany, N. Y; A. M. Averill and lady
and Miss Averill, New York; ]. H. Heuschen, Bre-
men; c. L. Jackson, Baltimore; G. j. Fowler, New
Haven; P. NJ. Nightengale, Georgia; ]. R. Troup,
W. R. Giguilhat, Georgia; L. Merry Ferrie, Jr.,
and W. NJ. Jors, Brunswick. Georgia; Miss Good
head, Florence, s. c.; Southard Hoffman, New
York; COL J. NJ. Barlow, U. s. A.; Mrs. Barlow and
servant, Thomas J. STILL Rockingham, N. y.
OUTRAGE IN ST. ANDREWS PARIsH.-On Saturday
morning, about 10 O'clock negro named Sam
Williams came to the store of Mr.. E. F. HARTMAN,
in st. Andrews Parish, near Rantowles, to trade
He brought some groundnuts, which were not
taken, as they proved to be short measure, but he
effected trade for few articles, which ne took
with him, together with the measure containing
the groundnuts. His attention was called to the
fact that the measure belonged TO the store, but
he persisted in taking it, and he was leaving the
store when met by Mr. HARTMAN. The latter tolo
him to put the measure down, and on his refusing,
tried to force it from him. In the struggle which
ensued, Mr. HARTMAN seized Williams by the
throat, and, the negro cursing him, he repeated
the choking Williams then left for the planta-
lion threatening vengeance against HARTMAN.
In a short time seven armed negroes came to
the house and demanded Hartman, threatening
| IN bnrn down the house if he not surrendered
Resistance appesring useless MIR. Hartman came
ont and delivered himself into their hands. He
was immediately surrounded and forced to walk
TO the river there they took boat for Charleston
The negroes ON reaching the boat left their arms
bshind them, and three Of them accompanied MIR.
Hartman to the city.
On arriving in Charleston, Hartman succeeded
in escaping from his guard, and took refuge IN
store. The negroes shortly after meeting Ser
| pesnt LYONS of the Police force made their COM
plants to him, and on going tothe store deslgna-
ted, he found Hartman, whom he took to the
Guard House for safe keeping, together with Sam
Williams Tom Bryan and Peter Brow, who con
stituted the guard, and Peter Mazyck, who came
as witness.
In examining the parties at the guardhouse the
following facts were elected Williams on leaving
the store, went to the plantation and stated hi'
/ grievance; the matter was referred to COMMIT
. tee, who, as ne said, were appointed by the 80
ciety (2) to secure them equal rights and justice
This Committee authorized the arrest of Hartman
which was done as stated In going TO Hartman
they stopped at 3 plantation where there was
i magistrate, DIR. Sims but they made no applica
: ton for warrant, deeming the authority OF tn
Committee sufficient. They stated that the plan
tations had several Committees, who we're appoint
ed by the Society for different purposes; and the
: had received orders to take Hartman to Geners
I SCOTT.
t A communication was sent from the guardhous
to the Post Commander, informing him of thes
facts, and the prisoners turned over to the mil
tary 70 await an investigation Of the occurrence.