The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-28

bl6nOp WlgntmRn OeNV0reO ~ 0XCouon0 Sor"
mon at the Spring street Methodist Church
yesterday morning.
The Emile, with fair number OF excursion
lists, visited tho points of interest in the harbor
Saturday afternoon.
The steamship Champion, which left for
New York Saturday afternoon, carried about
three thousand barrels and packages OF vege-
tables.
So far as we have been able to ascertain,
there will be no yacht race to-day as Was pro-
posed.
Beyond the giving OF holiday to the children
Of the Public Schools, there will be no further
occurrence in honor of to-day, the nlnety-thlrd
anniversary Of the repulse OF the British fleet
at Fort Moultrie.
The Thomas Thompson, men toned in TILE
NEWS or the 25th INST, as having been arrested
on the charge of stealing clothing, is not the
thomas Thompson the butcher at stall No.
az in the market.
A vessel came in port after dark Friday
night without paying her respects to the Quar-
antine officers.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF SOUTH CARoLINA.-We
have received from the Dean copy of the
"Annual Circular Of the Trustees and Faculty
of the Medical Collage of the State Of South
Carolina-Session 1869-70."
The following is the faculty: Regular Pro-
fessors. J. E. Holbrook, NJ. D. Emeritus Pro-
fessor OF Anatomy; e. Geddings, M. D.. Pro.
fessor OF Institutes and Practloe Of Medicine;
r. A. Kinloch, M. D., Profe ,sor Of Surgery; F.
II. Robertson, M. D., Professor Of Obstetrics
aud Diseases of Women and Children; j. p
Chazal. M. D., Professor Of General Pathology,
Pathological Anatomy and Hygiene; Middleton
Michel, M. D., Professor Of General Anatomy
and Physiology; George e. Trescot, M. D.,
Professor of M lteria Medica and Therapeutics;
q. U. Shepard, Jr.. NJ. D.. Professor Of Chemis-
try; Francis l.. Parker, NJ. D., Lecturer on An
atomy and Demonstrator Of Anatomy; w. 81.
Bailey, M. D., Assistant Demonstrates of An
atomy. Supplementary Professors-Franois
L. Parker, M. D., on Anatomy; w. 81.
Bailey. M. d.. on Surgery. w. F. Robertson, NJ.
d., on Obstetrics and Diseases OF Women and
Children; J. somers Bulst, M. D.. on Materia
Medioa and Therapeutics; j. f. N. Geddings,
N. D., on the Institutes and Practice Of Medi-
cine. City HospitaIs-S. L. Lockwood, II. D.,
J. 8 ,mers Buist. NJ. D., Attending Physicians.
Roper Hospital-J. Ford Prioleau, NJ. D., At
tending Physician; w. G! Horlbeck, M. D., At
tending Surgeon. -t7s,
The lectures will be resumed on Monday,
November LIST, 1869. The college has good
faculty, good clinical facilities, and we hope
will soon again rejoice in large number Of
students, such az were in regular attendance
here for years before the war. a
\ TIE SAVANNAH QUARANTnsE.-The Savannah
News OF Friday mentions that ssthe steamtug
NJ. Bramhall went down to Tybee yesterday
morning at seven O'Clock, carrying the Norwe-
gian Consul, Mr.. Hoist, and DR.. Duncan, Act
ing Port Physician, as also fresh supply of
provisions and water. She returned to the city
at seven O'Clock. DR.. Duncan reports the sick
doing well; no new cases. and the disease evi-
IDENTIFY checked. We are obliged to the Doctor
Tor the names of the captain and those of the
crew who have died. Captain w. Olsen Yang
died on the 18th June; Frederick Sladt, aged
twenty-one years, seaman, from Norway, died
18th; Andrew Strube. aged twenty-one years,
cook, from Aarhuno. Denmark, died June 1ath;
Charles Dassen. seaman, aged twenty -four
years, from Altona, Prussia, died June oath"
The Advertiser, of Saturday, states that "the
schooner Sophia, Captain Cruice. from Nassau,
with cargo OF fruit, arrived at the quarantine
ground. opposite Fort Jackson. yesterday morn
she came up to the city and Immediately COM
menced the discharge Of her cargo. The sound
fruits were landed on the wharf, and the
specked portion OF the cargo placed upon the
deck Of the vessel. Upon Information being
carried to the Mayor, orders were at once is
sued by him to allow no one to 20 on board or
to come ON shore from her, and that she return
forthwith to quarantine ground. This action
Of his Honor is very just and proper under the
circumstances, not that there was any sickness
on board, as the health officer thoroughly per-
formed his services, finding a clean bill of
health. and all hands on board in healthy
condition, before he allowed her to come up to
the city. but IL is right and proper that all ves-
sells arriving here from ports designated by the
health officer, in his notice TO captains and
pilots OF vessels. should be compelled to un-
dergo thorough disinfection Of their holds
before being towed up TO the CITY,"
The MONITOR SAUaus. whose arrival in our
waters on Thursday last was dmentioned In The
NEWS. left for FlorIaa yesterday, where she
will be stationed for the present-that is, we
have every reason to believe, unit. occu,s q
favorable opportunity to slip over into Cuban
waters. aa
Since her arrival she has been visited by q
large number Of our, citizens, who found much
to amuse and Instruct -svery atten ton being
shown and Authorization requested being given
by the officers oi the vessel. She has in her
turret, which is perfectly impenetrable to all
missiles now in use, two fifteen inch guns.
The ports are so arranged that during an en-
gagementit is almost Impossible for bullet,
shell or .frHRm ont to enter. Around che turret
there: arc little lookout holes for the officers.
In ths upper part Of taffet II the pilot
|houss, ia whiGk the hslmernan tcan nanpuvre
tha yssael in perfect safety. In pleasant wea-
ther the odicers and Grew osn rensin on the
deck, bus when 1t is stormy every one has to
be- below: The opauirUs ON .Ga0k ara haktaned