The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-29


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CRuABs.-Geo. A. Richmond, Aattorney at Law, >,
30 bis sign says, has had his appointment as
notary public revoked by Governor Scott. The
ex-notarJ Is now, we believe, "practiclng lawn ON
Edisto Island.
- The Commissioners OF Pilotage have reinstated
BENJAMIN s. Albert.
The painters are still striking.
;, Magistrate Schroeder has decided In favor OF
Skin d Gaylord. Magistrate Hnckey has not
given his decision.
No fines were imposed by the Mayor yesterday
warrant is out for the arrest OF Elizabeth
Gillian, colored, for striking Mr.. Dorrcl with q
rock. Elizabeth is said to be devil OF woman
when in her tantrums.
Four drunken men were before tho Mayor yes
terday.
Alderman Barrow has been appointed keeper
Of the store yard adjoining the ArtesIan Wci.-
Mr.. @. B. stoddard deniea tho soft impeachment
Of having borne black eye on Wednesday; and,
truth to soy, his appearance yesterday afforded
NO evidence to sustain the charge.
Tho fresccing OF the new Opera House is rapidly
advancing, and the scanoldng In the interior
Will soon be removed.
THE LoNGsHORBMEN's STRIKR.-Thcre were no
new developments worthy OF note in the skike
yesterday. In the forenoon deputatIon OF ship
ping merchants consisting OF Messrs. Mure Gibbs,
Roach, Ravenei, T. Street and W. B. Smith, waited
upon Mayor Pillsbury at his once, and repre-
sented that there was an abundance OF
willing labor for oil the work that to be done
but that parties, who were anxious for employ
ncnt, had been deferred from accepting 1t by
reason OF threats that had been uttered against
shcir personsl safety in the event Of their doing
80. They, therefore, requested that the Mayor
should issue suitable proclamation and take
suoh other measures as would insure protection
to whosoever might choose to 60 to work on the
wharves.
Tho Mayor in his reply, seemed to intimate that
there was no sufficient ground for the apprehen-
sion expressed. He, however, assented to the re
quest that police force should be Immediately
dispatched to the neighborhood Of the wharvcs
and promised that in the event OF any
serious trouble, nc wouid Issue O procla
nation with view OF securing the good
order OF the city He reminded the deputatton
that he as well as themselves was interested In
the commercial prosperity OF the city, for II there
were no city revenues oil opportunity for his
ofiicial usefulness would be gone.
He Immediately sent for Lieutenant Chapman
OF tine police force, and gave him the necessary
orders to carry out the suggestions that had been
made.
The deputation then thanked the Mayor and
Withdrew.
Lieutenant Chapman then mustered small
squad OF policemen, visited the uharycs, and
found everything quiet.
Wo may remark, in this connection, that tho
merchants emphatically deny that their opposi
sition to Stcycdore Stoddnrd is founded on polI
cal reasons; for these same reasons would apply
almost without exception, to Stoddard's employ
ees They ttlic merchants) state that stoddard I.
personally obnoxious 10 them from other causes