The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-03

The CHARLESI(
TIE FLOUR INsPBcToR-HE Is FINED FIFTY
DOLLARS, AND ArPEALs.-Yesterday Mr.. O. NJ
Avcrlli, Flour Inspector, was arragncd before the
Mayor to answer the charge OF violating the ordl.
nance "to prevent or punish any person who may
exercise, or attempt to exercise the duties Of any
municipal ofllcc, unless lie shall have been duly
elected TO the same"
Witnesses proved that Mr.. iverlll had been In
spcctng hour, ana that being considered by tho
Mayor violation Of said ordinance he imposed q
fine OF $50. Mcssrs. Wilkinson and Gllchrist who
represented Mr.. Aycri,l. dcmurrcd to the jurls.
dicton Of the court, and when the fine was I'M
posed, announced that they would appeal. After
ward Mr.. Avcrlll gave bond In the sum OF 500
before Magistrate Mackey to appear before the
City Court.
TIE ACADEMY or MUsIc-A MARKED COMPLI-
MBNr TO a YOUNG CHARLESTON ARcnrTscT.-Mr.
John Chadwick, the proprietor OF our now and
magnificent Opera House, publishes the following
well deserved tribute to the marvellous energy
and promptitudc with which Mr. John H. Dcve-
reux, the accomplished architect Of the building,
hos fulfilled his contract:
AcARD.
To John II. Derercur, Esq, ana his able Codd-
jut0rS:
beg to tender my grateful Acknowledgements
for the thorough substantial anu tasteful manner
In which you have erected and completed the
ACADEMY OF Music" binding you, as l did, to
ninety days, in which to complete the contract.
You have finished the building, with all its intrl
cate detail, In sixty days. displaying promptitudc
anu energy unsurpassed by anything that ever
saw North or South. JcHS CHADWICK.
Academy of Music" November !, 1sOO
CRuMBs.-E. NJ. Cox, who was arrested upon
| the charge of highway robbery, hns been COM
mitted to jail by Magistrate Mackey In default OF
$4,000 bail.
The fines imposed by the Mayor yesterday
amounted to SS7.
Five benzine guzzlers were before the Mayor
yesterday.
Mr.. Buckley, whose son was drowned on suui-
vans Island on Sunday last, has lost three chill
dren by drOwning-onc while crossing the bar
In q boat, another fell into q tub, and the last
In cistcrn.
1t was Louis J. Taylor, and not Isauc Taylor,
who was secretary OF the colorcd Conservative
meeting held Monday night.
The Grand Jury OF the State Court yesterday
returned several true bills.
There was council composed OF representa-.
tivcs OF oil the Union Leagues OF Charleston
County, held at the Military Hall last Thursday.
TIE COMING AMUSEMENT SEASON promises
TO be one OF the gayest and most attractive ever
known in Charleston. The new Academy OF
Music now nearly completed, has, VIC are grati.
fed to lcarn been leased by that excellent gen.
tleman and prince OF managers, John T. Ford, OF
Baltimore, for two months from the first OF De.
ccmbcr, OH which date the building will he turn
ell over to him by It's proprietor in complete or
,lN No
opora-housc does not prove powerful attraction
TO the crowds Of visitors from all parts Of this
and the adjoining States, who resort to Charles.
ton for purposes Of trade.
Manager Ford proposes, we learn TO open the
Academy OF Music with short season OF grand
French opera; and rs he never does things by
halves, we may expect Hrst-rate artists, with
full and trained orchestra and chorus and a
series of performances which will crowd
the house from pit to dome. The French
opera VIII be succeeded by the char.
ming Chapman Sisters with the come
dian Bishop, who are now dclighting New
Orlcans-and these In turn by other novelties not
less attractive. On the conclusion OF Manager
Ford's engagement in February, the Academy
will be leased for q short season to the famous
Worrcil Sisters, whose representations have been
SO popular In New York and throughout the West.
Besides these, negotiations on foot which jus.
tify the expectation that we shall be visited in
turn by Brlgnoli, Miss McCullough Parnna- -pea~,
rntti anu other dlyinlties-so that, altogether,
thoro 10 no danger OF our iansushing this winter
for want of evening amusements.
THE OUsTED OrFIcERs-JUDGE MOSES
AWARDS RULE AGAINST TuEM.-On Thursday
last the counsel OF Messrs. W. n. Hughes, Asses.
sor, c. p. Frazer, Assistant Assessor, p. G. Guer-
ry City Sherin, and G.. n Ayerlll, Flour Inspcc.
tor, applled to Chief Justice Moses to grant rule
to make P. ]. Coogan, N. G. CamplIn, colored,
George Addison ana NJ. Caulned, holding the
onlces respectively of Appraiser alias Assessor,
Assistant Appraiser alias Assistant Assessor, City
Sherin and Flour Inspector, show cause why they
should not be attached for contempt OF court in
not obeying the recent order OF the Chief Justice
forbidding them to meddle with or concern them.
selves about the duties Of the Offices they then
held anu now hold.
On Saturday the Chief Justice gran ted the ap.
p!ication rs will be seen by the following copy OF
the rule filed in the Clerks Office yesterday, CO.
pies Of which have been served on the parties in.
tcrcsted
THE STATE In REL. THE ATTORNEY GENERAL vs
+. j. coodAN, Lon u. q. CAMPLIS, OR GEORGE Ap-
OLSON, OR Al. CAULFIELD, AS THE CASE MIGHT BEL
On hearing the affidavit In this case, on motion
OF Lesesne Il Miles, 1t Is ordered that II rule do
forthwith Issue against p. ]. Congan, IOr NJ e.
The case might bel requiring him TO show cause
why he should not be attached for contcmnt i'm
not obcying the order OF the Court hitherto male
III this case aud filed In the Office of tile Clerk of
the Court OF Common Pleas for Charleston County
Oh the Sih day OF October Inst.
The said rule to be made returnabIe before me
at Chambers, Mt Sumter. on Tuesday, the 10th OF
November, 1859, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
+. ]. MOSES.
AT Chambers. Sumter, October 3oth, 1869
ID UsI " E s s NOTI CES.