The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-28

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readers will find new and important jury or
der, materially different from that which has
been issued from headquarters heretofore, and
more liberal in its provisions. An important
improvement made by General Candy on his
former orders is that jury lists in the future
are only to comprehend all male citizens who
have paid taxes within twelve months prece-
ding; and, further, that Judge may set aside
any juror for personal unfitness by reason Of
intellectual disqualifcations. The Court Of
Common Pleas and General Sessions are also
invested with new privileges.
| The law in relation to tenants referred to,
authorizes any magistrate the case of any
tenant at will or under contract, who shall re-
fuse or neglect to quit the premises occupied
by him when required, or upon the expiration
OF the contract letting the same-to require
the tenant to show cause why he should not
be elected, and il no sufficient cause be shown,
then to cause the said tenant to be elected at
once.
TRIAL OF NEW ORaAN.-During the bonn
bardment the organ of the First Baptist Church
in Church-street was completely demolished
by shell, and the congregation have since
sold the wreck and have purchased smaller
instrument. This new organ was subjected to
a trial yesterday morning by Professors G. o.
Robinson and T. D. Ruddock, assisted by
several amateurs. The tone WAS perfect and
the members Of the church who we're present
feel satisfied that they have gained an organ
that will be, in every respect except size, equal
to that destroyed. The committee who had
the matter in charge purchased this organ
from Messrs. Peloubet, Pelton & Co., New
York, and though quite small it has all OF the
features Of the Resd organ, and will be quite
an ornament to the church. The case is OF
black walnut, and it is four feet two inches
front, two feet six inches deep, and three feet
two inches in hRight. It is f1ve-ootave, and
has nine stops and two banks Of keys, with BIZ
sets Of reeds. The pedal base has double
diapsson (sixteen feet) violencello (eight
feet). The committee who had the matter IN
charge have secured one Of the best organs
that could be procured, and at moderate
outlay-the price being five hundred dollars;
but the manufacturers very generously de-
Quoted one hundred dollars when they learned
for what purpose it WAS intended.
Rev. j. A. BRoADUs, D.D.-This eminent
divine will deliver another discourse before
the Young Mems Christian Association Of this
city this evening, in the Citadel Square Baptist
Church, services to commence at halfpsst
seven O'Clock. This large church was crowded
to it's utmost capacity on Sunday evening last
to listen to DR.. Broadus' first sermon before
the association, and throughout his entire
discourse the large audience seemed spell
bound by the earnest, yet simple and lucid
argument presented-so plain, easy, and we
might almost say conversational in the Doctors
style, that the youngest person in the assem-
bly, cannot fail to fully understand every word
uttered and every idea advanced, while at the
same time the theologian and scholar may re-
ceive much instruction therefrom. His happy
illustration of certain quiet plsces in his native
State, Virginia, now grown historical and world
renowned by deeds Of glory they enacted dur
ing the past few years, sent o thrill Of deep and
appreciatve feeling throughout the entire
audience. Indeed his whole discourse was
full of interest and instruction. Tonight We
expect to see the large church again crowded
to hear probably the last sermon the Doctor
will preach in this city at this time. The young
people are especially invited to attend, as these
services are particularly designed for them.
TEE rorInwrna is q list of passengers by the
steamship Charleston, expected here from
New York to-day:
Mrs. Davidson and SOL, @. Waterbury and
wife, B. A. Warder, E. w. Milliken, Miss B.
Givings, Lewis Beach and wife, Mrs. Ritchie,
Hardt, VIM. q. Hardt, Miss Ssllie Hardt, Miss
Katie Hardt, Master Randolph Hardt, 8. q.