The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-25

Will be found an interesting accounG VI IuooiisH''
history, and present condition of this institution
The Rev. JNo. H. CORNISH has been appointedagent
to solicit contributions and subscriptions IN this
| State MIR. C. is now in Charleston on this mis-
sion, and We hope he will meet with such encour-
agement as his cause merits.
MAYoR,s CoURT.-Two persons, who TOOK tne
market for a meeting house sua commenced mar
rangueing each other in load and angry tones
we're interrupted in their discourse by their audi
ence, and we're fined 50 for their waste OF words.
An individual, who thought the ills OF this ihe
we're hard to bear, concluded he would Tighten the
burden by lying down, and choosing soft nag
stone, was soon in the land of forgetfulness de
found that the recipe was not good one, and tnat
he was not free agent; for his snoring DISTURBED
the neighbors, and he was toted off to locality
where he could indulge in his fondness for resi-
ing his head upon lap Of earth without inoom-
naoding those who were of a different OPINION. a
fine Of S. brought him up standing, and ne WILL
stick to the perpendicular in future.
Two darkies, who had taking proclivities, en-
deavored to cultivate an acquaintance with ham
and eggs, but they missed their mark, and caught
tartar. The egg thief was confined to the dun
geon for ten days, while his enlightened confrere'
who walked away with the bacon, was cured Oh his
propensity by similar sentence.
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TEE DISTRICT COURT OF BERKELEY DISTRICT con-
vened yesterday ut the usual hour, his Honor
Judge RICHARDSON presiding, and AUGUSTINE i.
SMITH, Esq, acting as Attorney General, ana ols-
posed Of the following business:
The State Us. Jerry g. Willians-Larceny, con-
tinued from yesterday. Guilty.
The State us. Grey Gaillard-Larceny and re-
ceiving stolen goods. Mol Pros. by State, and
recognizance ordered to be estreated.
The State us. Absalom Grooms and Robert DON
nelly-Larcony. Continued. Recognizance OF de-
| PENDANTS ordered to be estreated and bench war
rant to issue for their appearance at next Court.
The State us. William II. Harman-Assault and
Battery. Guilty. Defended by JAMES SMoNs, Jr.,
Esq.
The State cs. James Alqui-Assault and Battery.
Continued.
| The State us. Paul F. Matthews-Assault and
Battery. Mol. Pros. by State, and recognizances
ordered to be estreated.
The State us. Edward Christopher and Prince
Christopher-Larceny and Malicious Trespass.
Nol Pros. by State, and recognizances ordered to
| be estreated.
The Court then proceeded to pass sentence as
follows upon the parties convicted at this term:
! The State us. Elic Faulke-Assault and Battery
and Assault with intent to Kill. Sentenced to be
imprisoned twelve months.
The State us. Harry Miller, Derry Aston and
Peter Washington-Larcen and Malicious Tres
pass. Harry Miller to be imprisoned six months.
Derry Aston to be imprisoned eight months. Pc
ter Washington to be imprisoned four months.
The State us. Thomas Williams-Larceny. To
be imprisoned in the Charleston Jail, subject to
the requisition Of the Governor to work on Peni-
tentiary for twelve months.
The State us David Adams-Larceny. To be
imprisoned in Charleston Jail, subject to the order
Of the Governor. to work on the Penitentiary, for
the term Of six months.
The State os. Thomas Danger6eld and Frederick
Broad Malicious Trespass aud Larceny. Tom
Dangerfeld to be imprisoned three months, six
weeks to be RENTED on payment OF twenty dol
lars; Frederick Broad to be imprisoned four
months, two months to be remitted on payment OF
twenty dollars.
The State us. John W. Doniphan- Assault and
Battery, and Assault with intent TO kill. John w.
Doniphan to be imprisoned one month.
The State us.. Frank Butler-Assault and Bat
| terry. Frank Butler, an orphan child, eight or
nine years Of age to be discharged, his employer,
Major O'BRnN, having promised to correct him for
his misconduct.
The State us Jerry G.. Williams To
be imprisoned three months and pay a fine OF
twenty dollars.
The State us. Francis Cherry-Assault and Bat
terry. To be imprisoned in Charleston Jail two
months and pay fine Of twenty-five dollars.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS AND COMMON
| PIEAs-Hon. F. J. MOSES presiding.-The suit OF
| Mrs. CoNLoN (the widow Of the steepleman who
| fell through the trap door some months since),
against the City Council, was taken up yesterday.
]. B. CAMPBELL and JOHN PHILIPS, Esqs., appear
ing for the defendant, and W. D. PORTER, ESQ.,, for
| the city. A number Of witnesses were examined,
| but the Court adjourned before the testimony was
concluded, and the case will be continued to-day.
She sues for $40, 600 damages.
UNITED STATES CoURT.-Hon. GEO. 8. BRYAN
presiding-In Admirany.-E. A. LIE PRINCE, mas
ter OF the steamer dea in re P. LAwLEss ct al us.
| the Volunteer and owners-a libel for wages. Al
ExANDER d. Brown, Esq, proctor for hbellants, on
motion Of W. E. MIKE1I, Esq, was ordered that
LIE PRINCE, the master OF the steamer Idea, have
leave to file an intervening petition for salvage.
In the United States District Court it was Or
dered, on motion Of W. E. MIKEIL, Esq, that W. n.
KIDD the claimant in the case Of the United States
us sundry barrels Of distilled spirits, &C., found
in the store Of the claimant, that in this case w.
81. KIDD have leave until to-day to file his grounds
OF appeal and make his motion for new trial. MIR.
MIKE1L stated that in this case he represented MIR
CAMPBELL, who was detained in the State Court.
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