The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-02

to an adyerssenent In another column, descrlo-
ing several lost Binds Of the Northeastern hal,'
toad Company. ghe payment has been ssoppea'
and parties finding the Bonds are retsrred 70
Messrs. MAosErH& RAyEsEI.
| CONNECTION. MURPHY, mentioned py us
yesterday morning as having grieVousi7 inlureu
CHR1sTY ScHULa, seaman, has called upon uo
and exhibited evidence that the man was 30 nsue
hurt as to be doing duty on board his vessel tne
same day. He has also shown Us papers which
prove that he was not indebted one cent 10
SCHULTZ.
KING srREET.-The complaints that have peen
made about the condition Of the lower part Oh tn's
street have been answered, and the aoles anu
sunken places have been filed up with broken
rock. This street was originally macadamiHeo'
but time and constant use wore many holes In the
pavement that caused uneasy iolts to the rlder'
and we're an eye-sore to all. It is hoped ttat the
application of few stones will improve this, and
the street be soon what it was-s perfect proine-
made.
CHANGE OF ScHEDULE.-We direct the attenuon
of the travelling pubic to the change in the time
of receiving the freight of the Charleston and sa
yannah Steam Packet line. The boats on this
line, the Pilot Boy and the Fdn,sie, now leave
Charleston and Savannah every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday mornings. Freighs are now re-
ceived daily at Accommodation wharf, between
A. NJ, and P. NJ. Shippers and travellers VIII
find the new arrangement to be great accommo-
datiop, and under the Command Of Captains
MoNEITY and PECK, the line will lose none OF lts
| wel-earned popularity.
Mayors Cousr, July 1.-Smart Grant, Ben Will
lams, John Patrick, and one Perry, colored men,
and JOHN MYERS, white man, who got into ira
cas- in which blows we're passed, sticks were Hour
ished, brick-bats picked up, and loud threats and
deep mutterings heard, and On enssnguined SHIRT
exhibited, which was carefully put tasidefor future
reference after an examination, hsd their case re-
ferred to magistrate.
-Four colored boys who were discovered bathing
| in cistern in the burnt district end locked up
were discharged, having been confined twenty-four
hours. -
Edwin Barrow, q colored man, who, looking for
ward to the closing Of the bar-roons, loaded him
self 80 deeply with "sperits" as to get no farther
than outside the door, where he hid down until
picked by one OF the pOllce suu oSpoSiIoo III Ine
Guard House, was fined IS.
An ex-soldier who had been in a terrible engage
ment with the alcoholic army, but was wounded
oarly in the action, was fined IS.
/ An interesting sprig, whose drunken antics In
the street on Sunday caused q crowd Of noisy boys
/ to follow him, was ordered to payW$5.
Court or GENERAL SESSIONS HsD COMMON
PLEAS, Hon. F. J. MOSES presiding. "A sufficient
numbers of jurors not answering totheir names,
| only Jury No. I was organized sss
Edwin Bates, Foreman; J.. D. Busch, @. q.
Behre, Jacob Barrett, 0ran BassettE =; T. SieheL i.
F; I. Wickenberg, Martin M Luhrs' y. NJ sm''n'
&tpern,e1,erdrseLE.O O. Tharn, joseph Wolhn,
VIM. Kelly, J. Y. rutland andJ. W. Build.
-zne- esSa Of .he State us. JAS. JOHNSON 'pd
RoBEnr ssl EKIEs-Grahd Larceny was taken up.
MEssns " E. MRE11 and A. P. LINING appeared
for the defence ATerdict Of guilty was re ndered.
sslf4.a .! a..a - --O-El i.s.s
UNITED STATES CoURrHon. GEORGE 8. BRYAN
presiding United States Marshal returned
the Grand, Petit and Pleas Juies yenires, and the
names we're then called. The Jurors were then
discharged until Monday next at II Am.
The rights Of citizenship were conferred on MIR.
Jom b. Drummer, the petition being read by Col.
JOHN PHnLIPs. - ra.'3
In the Circuit Court. W. /. ;LEeGErr us. c. W.
DUDLEY. HENRY BoYcE, THEo. MALLORY, and
SAMUEL MAYRANT-AB Bill for relief and injunction.
Messrs. TOWNSEND & HUDsoH, Complainants so-
icitors, on hearing the Bill read, moved, and it
was ordered, that SAMUEL MAYRANT, the Collector
Of the Internal Revenue for the First District Of
South Carolina, and his agent THoMAs MALLORY,
be prevented from efecting any levy sale of any
property owned by W. L. LaaErr, under any re-
turn Of assessment made by HENRY BoYoE, Assis-
tant Assessor, and confirmed by G. W. DUDLEY, AS.
sessor until the defendants appear and answer to
the Bill in Court, and that copies Of the order be
served on each Of them.
:, The United States Court will regularly convene
next week, and ls7ge amount Of business WIN Ds
transacted. The criminal dockets are unusually
heavy, and on the Admiralty side OF the Court Q
number of cases win be tried.
TIE ara AND THE STREET CARs.-We are ap-
proaahing an eventful period in our history; the
anniversary of the Independence Of the thirteen
Colonies. At this time the American Eagle, the
grea. bird Of freedom, is supposed to soar higher
and scteech louder than on any other occasion.
L
starry folds Of the flag we're given to the breeze
when liberal display Of the bunting induced
many speeches about the "land Of the brave ant
the nome of the free, and whom the Star Span
gled Banner was sung with an emphasis, equanee
only by the noise Of the fire crackers.
The war has, however, killed great deal OF tn
military spirit that was wont to efervesce on thi
occasion, and the soldier Of four years hard ser
vice now feels no delight in the fuss and feather
always associated with this day. This is especially
the case in the South, where the people have beei
weaned Of their military ardor, andonly regard tn
dsy as national holiday, when all work should b
strictly prohibited. The closing of the banks
stores, public offices, &C.. have tended to make tn
observance OF the day more thorough in this cit.
than in most Others while the natural heat OF tn
weather prevents any outdoor exercise, and com
pels all parties to remain in, or to seek SOM
suburban retreat where they can obtain breatl
Of fresh sea air.
There are some persons in every community who
are, more or less, the slaves Of the public, and nc
class faithful servants than the conductors
and drivers on the street cars. They are at their
posts early and late, and every day in the week,
and We appeal to the public il such an occasion
the 4th Of July, the nations birth day, shoult
pass unnoticed by them. Few persons will trave
ON that day, and the withdrawal Of the cars vii
not be felt an inconvenience. The company have
done 30 well, and their profits have recently beer
so la1ge, that they might he induced to sacridct
mammon for patriotism, and, as the voice OF th'
people, we charge them to remember the 4th, ant
to do no work on that day. The concession If
small, the loss will be triaing, and their naemor!
will be blessed by. their patriotic employees.
TIE FIRST OF july AND TIE LIQUOR LAw.-Yes
terday was the first day in which the new hquo
regulations were enforced, and the Maine Law be
caroe a mart of our municipal code, genera