The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-22

PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE POSTOFFYCE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING 70 TIE PROVIS
4 IONS OF THE NEW P0STOFFICE Law.
LOCAL MATTERS.
MEETINGS THIS DAI.
st. Georges Society, at 2P. NJ.
Washington Light Infantry Charitable So
Washington Fire Company, at p NJ.
y AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
A. MCG1LLIvRAY will sell at II o'clock, at
No. % Lynch-street, an engine and boiler and
|S}ne planning machine.
n THE MARINERS CHURoH.-There will be SCR
: ices in the Mariners Church, Church street,
: tomorrow, Sunday, at half past ten o'clock in
! he morning, and four o'clock in the afternoon.
New STEAMER The Savannah Advertiser, of
Thursday, says 1--WE learn that q new steam
( er, to be placed on the inland route between
Charleston and this city, is shortly expected
to arrive here from the North"
PERsoNAL.-Tho Hon. Albert Pike, OF Mem
phis, Tenn, one of the brightest uminares in
also, Judge William Dougherty, Of Atlanta,
Geo., and Leroy F. Youmans, Esq, of Edge
field.
The Hot SPn1Nas.-We print this morning
an advertisement announcing the opening for
the season, on June 1st, OF the famous Hot
Springs, Bath County, Virginia. Mr.. z. Nj.
Quarlcs, the travelling agent of the Hot
Springs, informs us that oil the buildings have
been repaired, PAINTED, and fitted out with new
furniture, linen, beds and table ware, and the
Springs offer unsurpassed attractions to both
the invalid and pleasure seeker. The terms are
So per day, $40 per week, and s75 per month
The MAzYcK STREET HospIrAL.-By invita-
tion of the surgeon in charge, DR.. J. Somers
Buist, the members Of the Medical Asso citation
visited the Mazyck street Hospital yesterday,
and were conducted through the various
wards. The condition of the hospital, which
challenges comparison with any similar insti-
tuition in the country, gavo great satisfaction
! to the visitors. During their stay DR.. Buist
performed, in a highly satisfactory manner,
an amputation The new addition TO the hos.
pital was also visited.
The ErNA Picnic at the Sch.. etzenplatz,
yesterday. was most enjoyable affair. Tho
company in all numbered about two hundred
and fifty persons, largo proportion Of whom
were ladies. Dancing, lunches and shooting
Tor the prize-a silver butter dish-were the
entertainments Of the day. The prize was
won by Mr.. Thos. Watson. Chief Nathan, and
representatives, from the several fire companies,
were on tho ground in uniform. The festivi-
ties of the Etna closed in the evening with d
pleasant hop at their hall.
a PLEASING INcIDENT.-The former servants
OF Mr.. McNellage, who was buried yesterday,
asked as q great favor to be permitted to carry
the remains Of their old master to the grave
Their request was granted, and they carried
the body to the hearse. followed the haaraa +n
Magnolia, and then carried the body q it's last
resting place. This is pleasing prooY Of ths
kindly feelings which exist between the color
ed people and their former owners, where they
have not been led astray by negro demagosues
and carpet-bag politicians.
ASSAULT WITH CooPER's ADzE.-samuel
Hazel, (white,> whilc walking on Vendue
Range yesterday. was set upon by two dogs,
one of which took hold of him. In order to
get rid of the dogs he threw a brick bat at
at Hazel and assaulted him with cooper's
adze, and would have seriously injured him
but for BY ystander. Hagerty was arrested
and required by Magistrate Mackey to give bail
in the sum of $500 to answer the charge of as
sault and battery with deadly weapon
HOTEL ARRIVALS, MAY 2I.-Pauuion Hotel.
W. A. Gamewell. city; s. N Scott, Williams
burg; W. Windle. Philadelphia, j. Humbert,
Ridgeville; p. X. Coburn, Summervile n. H.
D. Byron, city; NJ. Taylor, kentucky; VIM.
Brown, Columbia; G. e. Ball. New York.
Charleston Hote'.-G. L. Keach and lady,
Aiken; A. Getty, city; L. F. Youmans, Edge
hold Courthouse; G. A. Lathrop, Augusta; A.
p. Wjlie, N D., Chester; J. Milwarl B. nj.
Quarles, Rchmond; Marquis Of Galley and
Ceragod, Florida; G. V. Hunter, Mrs. Crane,
Mrs. G. H. Andrews, T. w. Andrews, New
York; c. B. Hutchinson, Auburn, N Y; G. Z.
Small, Maine; J. 0. Dewey. U. S. A; G. Nc
Cullough, A. s. Matthews, Orange, Mill.
Kinsman, Albany, N. Y; Albert Piks, Mem
phis. Tenn; Miss NJ. f. Dimitry, New Orleans;
J. A. Peck, wife, son and maid, San francisco:
W. W. Wannamakcr. South Carolina; r. E.
Halter, U. S. Coast Survey; A. 8. Murray and
lady, Halifax.
MAYORS CoURr.-The:e were q number Of
cases before the Iayoy yesterday, but all of
minor importance. They are a. follows:
Carrie Wilson, white, Tor kicking up a row on
East Bay, was hneas5 which she paid
Chesnor Baker, cololed, for striking Robert
Alston, co.orcd, with 4 bYic.5at, was sent up
for five days. 4.
Emma NisAols, While and Jaiia Simmons,
coloretl, ior street atroHicy, were turned o5er