The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-14

No PAPER YEsTERDAY.-Owing to lsome defect
in our steam boiler, which was not discovered
until too late, We were unable to publish our
PAPER yesterday morning. We regret the accident
very much, and trust that it will not occur again.
To PR1NTERs.-A good compositor-a steady, re-
liable man-can secure employment by application
ut this office.
STEAMSHIP CARRo1L.-Shippers will notice by the
advertisement in our columns this morning that
this steamer has changed her day Of sailing for
New York to Friday tomorrow, and that further
engagements can be made.
ADDRESS TO THE FREEDMEN. Governor Orr and
Major-Ge SooTT will address the co.ored clti-
zens OF Charleston, at halfpast seven P. M to-
day. in the Rev. MIR. Gains Church, Calhoun street,
opposite Zion Church.
MFANTIcDE.-The inhabitants OF State street
were somewhat surprised at the announcement
that two defunct babies were found in their local-
ty The infants were discovered In segar box near
the sidewalk and the Coroner was summoned to
hold an inquest, but until a late hour hehad not
concluded his Investigations, and no light WAS
thrown upon the subject.
COURT OF CHANoERY- Chancellor LEsEsNE pre-
siding.-This Court met at II A. NJ. After varie-
ty OF motions, which we're of public interest, the
er parte case of JAS. NJ. WARD was taken up. This
case involved the reception Of Confederate money
in the payment Of bonds Ly the Masters. Col. R.
DETREvI1LE appeared for the petitioners, and
Hons. WIN. PORTER and HENRY BUST for the res
pondents.
MAYORS Court, February 1S.-A gentleman
from Erin, who had been indulging in bottle or
two of fighting whiskey. and who, under the effect
of his pleasant draughts, struck an unofendlng
darkey in the eye, was fined SO.
Henry Fennick, dark colored youth, who was
detected stealing planks from persons premises,
and who had no money to plank down, was ordered
to be locked up for ono week.
Sam Jenkins and George, the interesting coiored
boys who were too drunk to be brought up yester-
day, came forward this morning, looking as fresh
as could be expected Of persons after thirty hours
sleep, and explained to the Mayor that their inc
briaion was the result Of the excessive heat of the
each.
ST.. M1oHAHL's CH1MEs.-Fhe Norwegian bark
Gladstone, which sailed FROM Liverpool on the I'D
Of December, sc, with the chime Of bells for st.
Michaers steeple, has arrived off the Bar, and is
now in the of6ng. She viii probably be detained
for few days, until the change Of the moon fur
nisb u, tide sufficient for her to-. essay passage
over the Bar. Her draught is too great to make
the venture at present, and it was esteemed ad-
visabls to wait for the spring tides:
The whole community will be rej9iced at the
arrival Of this chime, and we trust that before
many days the old steeple will resound with the
stirring peals Of the bells that have literally been
born again, and whose sweet sounds will bring
comfort to many who have long despaired Of re-
construction. -. II,
Z f.it:y
AT AN eiection held at the hall of the Southwest
ern Railroad Bank, on Wednesday, February Is,
1867, the following named gentlemen were duly
elected Directors OF the Bank, and Directors of
the South Carolina Railroad Company:
OF THE BANK.
JAMES ROSE. u. G. HOLMES
F. J. PORCHER. W. j. MAGRATH.
2. B. CAKES E. h LOCKE.
]. @. COCHRAN. J. F. ONEILL.
BERNARD ONEILL. u. McCAREY.
WA. PRINGLE A. n. ABRAHAMS.
OF TIE ROAD.
". G. MAGRATH. IG A. TRENHOLM
Hon. ALFRED HUGER. JOHN 8. PRESTON.
JAMES ROSE II. J. PATTERSON.
G. ID. FURMAN. B. Il. RICE.
W. C. DUKES IC. T. MITCHELL.
HENRY GOURDN. Ia. IMONDS.
F. B. CLARKSON. i*W. Ii. SHANNON.
tJOHN HANOKELE.
*Vice Hon. F. ]. Moses, resigned. tVies JOHN CALD-
WE'LL, Esq, resigned.
At meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of the
South Carolina Railroad Company, held on the 18th