The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-03

their branches and foliage. The large placard
boards in Meeting-street, near Queth, and by
the Charleston Hotel, wero blown down. Tho
quarantine schooner was carried from heI
moorings of James Island down to Fort Sum-
ter. Tho storm continued in violence until
ten o'clock yesterday, when it partially sub
sided, bu; slightly increased an hour or two
afterwards. Later in the afternoon the storm
fell and perfect calm followed. 1t has been
suggested that Old Boreas overdrank himself
in honor of the expected installation of Mayor
Pillsbury.
REPORTERS CRUms.-There can be seen al
The NEWS Office picture, which Oh front
new shows the face OF Jefferson Davis, and
OIL oblique views Generals Johnston and Lee.
Messrs }. r. Taylor l. Co., machinists, have
enclosed piece Of land near their premises
on which they intend to erect machine shops.
The old and tlme-stained buildings at the
corner of Broad and Chu:ch streets are being
torn down.
The Shell Road will lie completed on Wed.
nesday. 1t has cost the city about $4,000,
nearly three times as much as the contrac,
called for.
The Episcopal Convention will meet in st.
Philips Church. on Wednesday, the 18th inst,
Bishop Davis presiding.
There will be number OF persons confirmed
in st. Philips Church, next Saturday.
President Tupper, of the Phoenix, was taken
very i'll on Saturday, and was in critical con-
dition yesterday.
Tho Grau opera troupe are in Savannah and
will soon be this way.
number OF SCHOOLS were preparing for their
May festivals, which will be worthy OF the
fowery month.
Mr. Pillsbury's friends will present him to-
night with beautiful shell-work table, made
by Mrs. Richmond, wife Of G.. A. Richmond.
The Rev. G. Small, Of the Calvary Colored
Baptist Church, immersed number of male
and female converts yesterday at the foot of
Tradd-street.
The row OF brick buildings in Meeting-s.reet,
opposite the City Park, are 10 be fitted up.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, May 1 AND2.-(harteston
Ho.cl-James Chestnut, Camden; 81. Beatile,
Greenville; John Robbins and wife, Philadel-
phia; DR.. N. G.. Clenk. Batavia, N. Y; Rev. w.
Fowler, Aiken; F. Arn1m, vile and child, Ham,
burg; VIM. Gregg, Aiken; Mr. and Mrs. Sey-
mour, Canada; L. W. Gunther and con, Balti-
more; C. B. Devlin, Canada; Richard ]. Haven,
Boston; ]. J. Il. Pollon, New York; Jas. War
den, Baltimore; s. S. Taft, Michigan; Mrs. s.
X. Spaulding, Miss Morse, Massachusetts; Nc
Aull, Richmond; C. D. Hurlbut, Connecticut;
DIR. P. G. Robinson, st. Louis, Mo-; James P.
Low, Columbia; Thomas W. Chandler, Atlanta;
Wn. B. Young, Augusta; J. b. Pawley and
sons, Florence; Frederick Denning and wife,
New York; J. I. DeWolf, Rhode Islaod; Mrs.
]. c. Courtney, =. e.; Mrs. Day, Miss Il. nj.
Day, Miss Z. NJ. Day, r. G. Lowry, New York;
William C. Neviu. q. W. Price, Baltimore;
". Winslow and wife, Miss Champlin, Rhode
Island NJ. D. Leiscomb, Mrs. Nick. Bucha-
nan, R. Buchanan, Massachusetts,; J. B. Fin
ley, r. q. Mitchell, Jr., E. A. Willis, T. D.
Mccormack, G. F. Stevens, q. Ditmas. wife,
child and nurse, Miss Strykers, Miss Ditmas,
Charles A. Clarkson, F. A DeWilde, Miss G. II.
Dabnay .sta maid, M;aa T. DahaAy- afl-,,Ait.
II. H. Bates, Now York Mr. and Mrs. L. F.
Harris, Miss A. S. Tirney, Savannah; W. w.
Medeira, Ohio; n. Bliss, Robert Poole and son,
Baltimore; F. 8. Witherbe, Mrs. C. 8. Witbcrbc
and daughter, Vermont: ". W. vanness, Flor
ida; j. Rutter, West Chester, Penn; c. c.
Mackenzie, Philadelphia.
Pauilion Hotel.-J. J Foster, N. E. Railroad;
C. Clemence, New York; P. Fl. Primore, Au-
gusta; J. r. Matthew's, j. G.. Foster, W. T. NAL
lers, South Carolina; Jas. B. Campbell, vir-
ginia; Mrs. Peters and two children. W. J. Bret
tiortz. A. G. Rosenberg, New York; M. B.
Crowell, E. Sparhawk, Steamship Magnolia.