The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-01

now prepared to furnish pubhcans anu stole-
keepers with the blue and white tavern IL
censes that will denote to the world generally,
and the police particularly, that their dues to
the city are paid Applicants for these IL
censes can obtain them at the Clerks ohce
hatween the first and fourth instant.
t--S-
TIE WoRK OF PAINTING THE SUMMERv1LLE
.HorF1,. which has caused it to look like new
building, was done by Messrs. William NJ.
Bird& Co. The lamps were also furnlshed Dy
the same establishment. MIR. Bird leaves Tor
summerville to-day to superinteud the paint
ing Of the houses to be. occupied by denera'
Canbv as Headquarters.
HERRrNa's CELEBRATED CHAMPION SAFES
AGAIN. TRIUMPHANT.-The New York Evening
I Post, of the 25th inst, Gays: ga dispatch re-
ceiyed in this city this morning announces that
( two of Herring's safes were in the hottest oi
the fire at Marquette, Michigan, where about
one hundred buildings were destroyed, and were
recovered from the ruins in fair condition,
with their contents uninjuroe.
SEIZURE OF THE SHIP MONTGOMERY By THE
United STATES MARsHAL.-The dereiict snip
Montgomery, picked up by the steamer
Charleston and towed to this port, was ibelled
inthe, United States Court for salvage by both
the master and owners Of the steamer Charles
! ton. The United States Marshal yesterday
went down to the Montgomery and took formal
/ p,ssession of her for both parties. 1t is e1-
J, nectsd that she will be brought to the city to-
! day. -.-
= s THE CHARLESTON ScHUrzEN yEREN IN Nav
YonK.AWe notice that in the. programme Of
: the PROCESSION of tho Grand National Schutzen
.eyssSit, published in the, New York Herald o'
: SSSSday last, the various delegations from Eu-
,rope,and the foreign countries came first, and
then; leading all the shooting clubs ffom the
United States, comes the Schutzen Verein OF
Charleston; which, by the way, forms the only
representation from the South, if we except
the Missouri Schutzen Yerein of st. Louis.
A;SorHER MOVE EAsTBaYwARD.-The removal
of THE NEWS to East Bay has prompted others
to follow the example, and our quondam
neighbors, Messrs. q. d. Badenhop & Co.,
have leased the premises formerly, known as
the Palmetto Shades, and will transform them
into first-class restaurant and bar-room.
The building is now undergoing the necessary
repairs under tho superintendent of Mr.
Knauf, and WILDE ready for the public by the
first Of August next.
THE CAMDEN PRIsoNERs.-The persons. ar
rested on suspicion Of being connected with
the Dill murder have been incarcerated in the
Charleston jail aud have been refused bail
though offered to any smount. They are many
of them gentlemen of wealth and intelligence,
and have been separated nom their families
without warning or knowing the evidence
against them. They will be detained in custo-
DIV for an indefinite time, as in their case every
man is presumed guilty until he is proved to
be innocent.
THE CROPS IN BERKELEY.-We learn, by
private letters from Colleton, that the heavy
and continuous rains have been very prejudi-
cial to the cotton crops from the head OF Eu-
taw Springs to the he ad OF Cooper River, which
embraces all of the cotton growing part OF st.
z Johns Berkeley. The yield OF long cotton.in
that section will, therefore, be below the aver
age. From the lower. or st. Stephens, Pa
rish we hear the same report, and the crop in
that parish must be comparatively small, as
there is much less land planted in cotton in
that parish than in st. Johns. Upon the
whole, no.more cotton was planted this year
than last year, and SO much has been taken by
the grass and water That the crop will be less
than usual.
SOUTH CAROLINA UNIVERSITY
MEHT ExERc1sEs.-The Phoenix Of yesterday
says: IAN assemblage of ladies and gentle
men attended these exercises on yesterday.
The following essays, selected for the occasion,
were delivered:
The Uhlaarian SYSTEM of Education-Ira q.
Hill OF Darlington District.
The Relations Of Innovation 10 Ciptllzation
and Pr0yess-D. 2. Dantzler, of Orangeburg
District.
Ffciion-F. C. Furman, Of Georgia.
Physics and jMetaphys,cs--W. LeConte
Stevens, of Georgia.
These essays evinced thought and cultiva-
tiop, and were credltable to the essayists.
The degrees and certificates Of distinction and
statement Of graduation in the various sch ools
came next, and finally the honored and es-
teemed President of the University, MIR. r. W.
Barnwell, addressed the graduates in Ian
guage of advice and friendly consideration.
The Professors Of the University, the heads
OF its various schools, were present on the
stage; aud of the Board Of Trustees there
were in attendance Governor Orr, e1 Governors
Pickens and onham,. Professor Carlisle and
CoIonelF. W. McMaster."