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

L.
ORR and Miss oRR, General JAMES CHxsNuT and
wife, arrived in the city yesterday evening, and
are domioiled ct the Mills House.
NATIONAL BANK OF CHART EsToN.- -Notwithstand-
ing 'sthe stringoncy in tho money market" just
now, it is gratifying fact that great exertions are
being made to increase our banking capital, and
thereby afford more accommodation to merchants
ind others. Both Of our National Banks have
lately opened their books for increased subscrip-
ton, and We are informed that large amounts have
been taken.
To-day we are pleased to publish the announce
ment that another Bank is organized, and that
greater portion Of the stock has been subscribed
It will be called The National Bank Of Charleston,
and will be under the management, ,we believe; OF
VIM. B. HER1oT and M. D. STRoRE-both cmi-
nently practical gentlemen, and able and experi-
enced Ananciers.
We are informed that assurances have been
given by the Secretary OF the Treasury that a
charter will be granted SO soon as the requisite
amount of capital is subscribed.
The FOLLOWING are the numbers which drew tho
principal prizes in the Kentucky State Lottery,
Glass B, on Thursday, January 91st, 1867: No
1884, $4,000; No. $685. 500 600; No. 1771 $4,000;
No 2e116, $1,000; No. 1908, $1,000; No. 31364 s5o0O
Court OF CHANcERr.-The Court met at IL A.
NJ, Chancellor I7sKsnE presiding:
No business OF importance was transactad. Mo-
tons Of counsel having reference to the Masters
were granted, and the Petition and Bill Dockets
sounded, for the purpose Of assigning causes for
trial
CHERAw AND CoA1F1ELDs RAr1RoAD.-Frem the
proceedings Of the North Caroline Legislature,
published in the Raleigh Standard of the 5th, we
find that the Bill providing for the subscription OF
s50o00o Of the State stock, invested in the North
Carolina Railroad soon as private stockholders
shall have subscribed the same amonnt, was taken
up and read. The committee had reported favor
ably to it's passage.
TIE LIVERPOOL STEAMsHp.-The steamship
Pioneer, now loading at Atlantic wharves for Liv-
erpool has, we are pleased to learn, engaged
full cargo of cotton and through the untiring ef-
forts Of her agents, Messrs W. B. snrH & Co.,
will be dispatched forher port OF destination about
Saturday next. A line Of steamships to Liverpool
is fast becoming necessity for us, and we hope
this steamer will be soon followed by others. The
Pioneer is registered at L1oyD's as Al, and was
built last May Of the best material
FERNARDnsA, in Florida, either must be a city Of
the dead, or was laid out originally on too oxten-
aive scale, or else it's inhabitants are all dead
broke. We labor in state OF dark perplentive-
ness on the subject, and shall be much obliged to
the Fernandina Courier for luminous solution.
In the issue Of that paper for january 80, kindly
sent us by tbs gentlemanly purser Of the steamer
DactaLo1 we see catalogue covering three or four
closely printed columns Of the city lots advertised
Tor sale for non payment Of taxes. What is the
matter?
ANOTHER LECTURE By B1sHop LYFoH.-In con-
sderaton Of the valuable contribution Tor the poor
fund, through the lecture of Bishop L7HcH last
week, 8 number of gentlemen called upon him yes
terday, and rendered him complimentary benefit
for the Charleston Orphan Asylum. Therefore the
Bishop acceded to the request made Of him, and
will deliver another lecture in the Central Presby-
terian Church this evening. The subject will be
The Discoveries Of America Prior to Columbus"
This ls fruitful theme, and will be handled by the
Blshop with very great power. he is remark
able speaker. Being well versod in historical
as well as other literature, ne is fully able to en-
tertaln an audience upon any subject which he un-
dertakes.-AAantu Era, 5M
Mayors Court, February 6.-Henry souiers. O
gay young dnrkey who had had lovers quarrel
With tinted damsel, and who had thrown brick
at the front window O. her house with the inten-
tion OF knocking her head of, was discharged, az
ne hao already undergone an imprisonment of
twenty-four hours.
Isaac Fields, O colored dealer in horse flesh. who
had been cavorting his animal in Tradd street. to
the terror Of the children in that neighborhood.
VEG fined So, and expressed himself as thankful for
the small favor.
'ohn Samuel, very black youth, who had grab
bed pair of odd shoes from case III one Of those
extensive establishments where they sell ssgoot
foots, was put among the Illuminating animals for
ton days 'F.FEt s's ssS:f5' g
seaman, who had been knocked twice over the
head with revolver, by runner ofa sailor board
ing house, who was endeavoring to put the poor
fellow on board Of ship without paying him his
advance, was discharged, but the runner was mulct
IN IS. There being one or two persons whose 70.
cation is keeping these houses, the Mayor took oc-
casion to inform them that he intended to furnish
all OF them with copies OF the new State law upon
the subject Of their business, which has been con
Quoted for years in such nefarious manner as to
attract the attention Of the Legislature, and that
he shall ENFORCE the provisions Of this Act, which
are very stringent, to the letter.
TEE sHAMoNs. The wonderful feats Of these
daring athletes, coupled with the other features OF
their entertainment, continne, and deseryedly go.
to draw crowded houses nightly at Hibernian
Hall. Last night they had another full house,
and we noticed amongst the audience many who
had already been to see the HAKLoNs more than
once, and still would co. We are not surprised at
this, as the performances Of the celebrated trio
and their associates are possessed Of more gen
nlne features Of attraction and interest than any
thing we have ever Witnessed. Owing to the great
desire Of our citizens to witness their startng and
daring mrial feats, the HANLoNs have consented to
remain in this city during the remaining evenings
OF the week, and win present to their auditors,
for the first time in this city, their famous
serial feat called the seThree Flying Men Of the
Air." in which performance they, challenge the
united efforts Of all nations. This act alone is
worth the price Of admission and thrills the spec
tators with feeling Of intense surprise and plea
sure The feats Of the HANoas are as full OF
Wonderment as Of grace, so that one hestates
which to do first or applaud. ,ss ss
To read about them is like reading about Niaeara,
It gives you butts faint idea Of whatthe eve only cn
prorerly appreciate or value. Professor TANnER's
educated dogs and monkeys are also an amusing
feature Of the HAN1oNs entertainments, and, being
RELIEF nom the intense sensation produced by the
athletes arc rendered more attractive still These
dogs are gymnasts also, Of no mean capacity They
climb ladders, stand on their heads, and poise in
different positions nerfnrm oil rna,ro, - :;