The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-12
TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER l2, 1867


Law.
TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER u, 1867.
LOCAL MATTERS
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
LOUIS D. I EsAUssUaE VII sell at II o'clock de-
siraf le residences. -,.
HENRY CosIA & Co. will sell at ss o cloc6'
LAUpsY / ALEXANDER will sell at 10 O'Clock,
-four hams, sides, DC.
Au1IaAS & soy will sell at 10 O'Clock, fur
niture, &c, ,..
JozS c. MTISoR 8 Co. will sell at 10 o'clock.
tin, iron, dry goods, &c. ,,,.
CLIFFORD g. MATHEwEs Will sell at II ocIoch'
Mn; DRAKE viii sell at 10 O'Clock, dry goods,
clothing, &c.
JErroSDs & Co. will sell at o. O'Clock, strips
shoulders nd sides. m o,-,.,.
hams, sides, &c.
COURT OF EQUITY, CHANCELLOR b. D. Les
EFsSE paEsDNe.-Beyond grantiny NUMBER OF
motions, no business was transacted yesterday.
Ihs Court will proceed IN the trial OF cases to-
day.
TEE F1oR1pA TRADE-The Florida Central Rail-
road he; made arrangements by which cotton can
be carried from Lake City to Charleston, at ex-
trenely low rates, and the same with respect to
return freghts groceries and other necessarles.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, HoN. GEO. S.
BRYAN PREsIDINe.-On motion OF J. n. Nathans'
ESQ, Solicitor for Hudsins, Owen Co., bant-
rupts. it was ordered that the schedule be changeo
in some particulars so as to admit the addlton OF
oertain names in clauses Of the schedule.
MoysE1oNEUR PERs1co-This divine, who preach
ed at the Cath dral Chapel on Sunday morning
last is an Italian by birth and Bishop OF see IN
Central India He remained in Hindostan during
the horrors of the Indian mutiny, and has now
como from Rome to this city on visit to Bishop
Lynch.
ACCIDENT on TIE SOUTH CAROLINA RAIRoAD.-
The down passenger train from Augusta, oue neio
Yesterday morning, was detained by the running
of of the up freight train ct the thrty-three mile
post. Three cars were thrown from the track,
but no one was hurt, and the road was CLEARED IN
about two hours and q half.
pcAyra MEETING AT TIE YOUNG MEMS CHRIS
r7,y sss3c1r1oN.-we are gratiaed to state that
the meetings now being held at the Hall OF Y. IL.
@. A. are attended by a large number OF young
men. and considerable interest is manifested IN
the subject of rsigIon. Tho weekly services IN
the different churches will be directed especially
to the Young and it Is hoped that the season OF
rrsyer will not pass without soms aocesslons 10
the active members Of the association.
A
Society is called at the College Chapel on Iue-oay
afternoon, at P: NJ, November 12th IN accord
ance with the following resolution, adopted at n
rne,tine Of the Board on the 4th inst
Rssolued, That the Board Of Managers OF the
Charleston Bible Society refers tne quesIon VI L
reunion with the American Bible Society TO meet
inT OF the Charleston Bible Society," TO be beld az
the College Chapel, on next TUESDAY, a. r: =.
IN. ROBSON, Secretary.
WHo STEALS my purse steals trash, out VINO
takes nv clothes takes oil have. Ths was th@
axnarience OF certain express messenger on the
south CaroIna 3ailroad. who fell among !nieVes
and WAS deprived Of some OF his QUEER rament.
The r9ht-fngered gentry at one fell swoop took
both hls hat and boots, and would have carried his
coat if he had not fortunately awoke IN time TO
sava il. The loss is almost irre2arable, as tho
boots were new, but the incident will remain fresh
IN his mennory and in future he will sleep with
one eye open.
TELLING SEor.-A colored man named Miles
cooper was brought to the Guard House yester-
day morning by Jim Care. also colored' cooper
was found near the South Carolina Passenger De-
Dot, shot in the back and his case being past tine
ken of the police, he was sent to the CITY HOS
pital, where his back will be doctored IL appears
that Cooper, having fondness Tor roofs went
potatoe-grabbing on farm up the road, but was
unfortunately discovered and saluted with load
Of small shot which will keep him out OF potato
fields for some time.
HOTEL ADMINISTRATION Hotel.-h. 4. Co
burn, Summervillo, s. c.; D. W. Haines, Florence;
". E. Fripp and son, s. c., Col. John Nettlss VII
Iamsburg; VIM. Hoige, sumter.
Charleston HoleL-J. Cannon, n. Y; A Costs'
New Orleans; Geo. W. Stlnhope, n. Y; a. Z.
Johnson, n. Y; Geo. Crumbine, Ala; J. A. Briee,
Fairfield; ]. s. Brlce. La; W. Simonton, Fairfield;
J.H. Crosby and D. 7. Crosby, Fairfield; John Z.
Woodward, St. Mathews.
Mus House.-Captain Read N. Y; D. NJ. Burns,
Pilot Boy; VIM. Gray, Jr., Aiken, S. G.; Richard
seYd, Lond IN; D. P. Baldwin, Perry, ILL.,; J. W.
Gamble and son, Florence; DR.. and Mrs. o. bron-
SON. st. Augustine. Fla; O. Bronson, Jr., DR.. G.
q. Pritohard, Augusta, Ca; c. d. johnson, Mo-
naks.
ACCIDENTS OF TIE STREET RAnRoAD.-Every
usper contains some account OF accidents arising
rom the careless habit Of jumping to ard from
the street cars while in motion. hut the practice
still continues, each individual thinking that
tholsh lot q circus actor he is some OF g Ieapst.
It is not often that We have to chronicle accidents
Of this description, as our street cars are not run
on the 20 minciple and those who desire to dis
play their skill IN leaping can generally do SO with
safety. Yesterday, however, the attempt to step
from the cars proved, in two instances. injurious
to the parties. young man, name unknown, In
Jumping frcm car, near the corner OF King and
Wentworth streets iell and cut his lace badly. In
Brosd street, Mr.. Jeffords was seriously hurt
from the same cause, having struck his hip Sc
verely IN Z. ling. DR.. Michel was called In and
attended t. zoe injuries.
Tes GRAND PAoEANr.-Tle inspiring sound oil
martial rnusc collected large crowd to see the
grand cavaicade pass through our dnereat streets.
The non-appearsnce OF the lion caused some re-
marks, but, as the King Of Beasts was prevented
rom taking public airing on his previous v'slt ne
remained Gagged yesterday. Tbs dancing plumes
and eay dresses OF both riders and horses attract
ad considerable attention, but the principa! tes-
trras ,ere evidently Little Minnie, Who's January
and the Young Ele. hnnt. The huge canvass tent
vas surrounded by motley crowd OF small and
large boys, who made savage sorties al the walls
and andearored to obtain surreptitious entrance.
guard Of soldiers who were ahortly after station
ed around the tent kept the invaders at respect.
ful distance and compelled them to restrain their
curiosity until night. At the appointed hour the
gates were opened, and ne crowd soon filed the
Immense pavilion. To describe the performance