The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-21

l'hR 1ai1g Ne1us.
MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY q, 1867. /
LOCAL MATTERS.
Our WHEK1Y.-No have concluded to suspend
the publication of the Weekly edition Of TIE
NEWS for the present. Previous to it's connlence-
ment we were continually importuned to puonsn
such a journal. We finally assented anu piin.e.'
the paper, giving, besides variety OF otor or1e'-
ma matter the latest telegraphlc, commeIci4' ni&-
rine and Ioca] news. so that those LII the CITY VINO
we're aenriyed Of tho regular daily city journals,
noiobt ovail themselves of a papor On Sunday
,oorn;ne Becoming satisfied that such an enter
,r;eo vonld not even yield us the amount expended
nnon it. We haro discontinued its publication.
u7nupsrAN Hall To-N1GHr-We are requested
bv the nroprietors of the Aliltonian Tableaux, to
.ta+a III at reserved seats can be obtained at JIM
GpREs's Book Store, where a diagram OF tho hau
can be seen.
REV. Dr. BEALER, late of Darlington, S. e., yes
terdav week took pastoral eu.rge OF the treema-
son street Baptist Church in Norfolk, Va.
Wa are again indebted to the courtesy OF DELLA
cry. Of the Mills House news stand, for late pa
ners. We have from him The Nation, The Round
Table and Harper's Weekay
MIR. N. NJ. QUINN has laid upon our table, for
which he has our thanks, The Boys a'ae Cars,
Weesay. Nsck Nar, O.ioer Optic's Magazine for
Children and Fra,k Leaie's ladies Magazine.
We AlE indebted to MIR. +. yoeLER, No. loo
Market street, for late copies OF the Round Table,
&aats Zsetung, and other New York daily and
weekly papers.
TIE NonrH BRITISH REy1Ew.-The reprint OF
the December number has been furnished us by
the agent, MIR. JOHN RUSSELL.
Contents l. Conclayes. 2. On tho Relation a, OF
the Food Of Man to his Muscular SoTer. o. Inc
s Irish Church Establishment. 4. The Emperor
Frederick the Second. S. Professor Conlngtons
Alneid. Empedocles. Z. Sixteenth century
Stpiies : The Loss Of Calais. g. Submarine Iele-
graphy.
PERsoNA1.-Mr JOHN FRANCIS MAaU1RE NJ. P.
for Cork, Ireland, and editor Of the Cork Er-
nn;ney. arrived in this city on Saturday from the
West, and is stopping at the Mills House, lt Will
be seen by a notice in to-day's NEWS that ne Will
address, his countrymen and our citizens gen.
erally. at Hibernian HAIL. this evening, on the
esent and Future Condition Of Ireland.
Nrw PER1op1cA1 DEpor.-Mr. B. DosoHER has
opened News Depot, in Hasel street, between
Meeting street and the postofico We are indebted
TO him for the latest issues Of the New York 1rs-
b,tne, Herald, World, Demohrat, FTank Leslie's
Illustrated, the Independent, the Euaner Of Light,
and GerhorTs GarteniauJe. The latter is now is-
sued weekly, and contains all tho choice produc-
tions Of the best living German writer's OF fiction.
Mr.. D. also keeps q fine assortment OF segars for
sale.
A NEWSPAPER AT A1KEN.-We are pleased at
publishing this morning the prospectus OF
weekly paper to be issued Ut the town OF Aiken,
nnder the name Of the Aikon Press. This pros
porous place only wants newspaper to make 1t
one Of the most complete towns in the State, and
we congratulate MIR. RAyENEL and Mr. KIRKLAND
on establishing the Press, which they Will doubt
less make one Of our finest country sheets, not
only interesting to their readers but beneficial to
themselves.
GooD TDdE.-The Sea Gut, one OF MoaDEcAI d
Co.'s Baltimore line of steamers, arrived here on
Saturday afternoon, ahead OF the mail. Ihis was
the case also with the preceding steamer the
Falcon. The freight LISTS were sent by mail, and
in both cases arrived after the steamers. True, |
the mails have been delayed by the late snow
storms but the steamers also had to encounter
rough weather, and in leaving the harbor OF
Baltimore cut their way for some distance through
thick ice.
DEATH OF an AGED CIrIzEN.-Our columns, this
morning, announce the death Of one Of our Oldest
and most respectable citizens, we'll known amongst
us as q gentleman Of high character, of quiet and
nobtrusive manners, and OF the strictest integrity
in all the business transactions Of life. Mr. G. r.
MArrH1EssxN, who for many years WAS merchant
OF our city, but who for some time mas retreo
from business, and been residing with his elder
son, F. c. MArrH1BssEN, Esq, expired yesterday at
the ripe age, as We arc informed, of eighty nine
years. His obsequles take place TINS AFTERNOON at
the Lutheran Church, corner Of Archdale and
Clifford streets.
Mayors CoUaT, January 19.-Richard Campbell,
a youthful darkey, whose admiration Of fine jewely
nromnted him to steal four rings from an indl-
ridual. and to hide them where he pretended ne
couldn,t find them himself, was turned over to
Magistrate, who viii assist him in another search.
One Of the colored Small family, who has been
keeping hogs on his premises in the city, against
the law, WAS fined IS.
Aman who was drunk, and appeared to have an
antipathy to the sidewalks, he was endeavoring,
all the time he was in charge Of the policeman, to
pitch into the pavement, was fined S.
Two wharf smokers were mulct as usual
corpr OF GENERAL SESSIONS AND COMMON PLEAS,
Saturday, January 19.-The trial of the Stale cs.
Horace Greeley and John Bull for murder vas re-
snmed The argument for the defence mas opened
by ". T.. M1EE11, Esq, who was followed by 4.
W. ssrMouR, Esq, The defence was concluded
nv the Hon. J. B. CAlnBE1I, who, in an able argu-
ment. exhibited to the jury all the redeeming
:,,4,: -, +ha oase of his clients.