The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-12

THE DEATH or MIR. JAMES RosE-Ths worthy
reprcscnta atlvc OF OLD South Carolina died ycs,er.
day morning, at his residence In this city, In the
nth year OF his agc. Mr.. Rose was born In this
State, aud educated principally In England MS
was the custom OF the wealthicst families of the
low country For many years lie safe In the
lower house of the State Legislature, and was for
q long period president OF the Southwestern Rail.
road Bank and director Of the South Carolina
Rnilrond Company. In every position 20 which
nc was called he bore himself with quiet dignity
and an integrity beyond rcproaca. Earnest and
paIns-taking III the discharge OF hls every duty
he was remarkable, even amongst the gentlemen
OF the oil school, for his courtesy, suavity and
nswervIng fidelity to principle. DcyOtedly attach
cd to his native State he sympathizcd IN her sor-
rows and shared in her pains. Would that he
could have been spared TO behold tile day OF the
awakening Of his beloved South Carolina from the
long sleep OF humiliation and defeat This was
not to be. The good man. the faithful citizen, the
true friend, has gone from amongst our people,
leaving. In the record OF his quiet and useful life,
no less than In his personal character, model
worthy to be followed by the younger men, to
whom we now look for the future honor and re-
nown OF the State.
THB LOSGsHOREMES AGAIS-THBY BULLY An
OTHER MAS.-Early yesterday morning the long.
shoremen accostcd and badly scared one or the
laborcr5 employed by the Charleston and New
York Steamship Company. member OF the
firm OF James Adger & Co. notified the Mayor, in
writing, OF this conduct. The Mayor replied that
sufficient number of police would he sent
to the wharf hereafter to protect the labor.
crs. Accordingly, shortly after O'CLOCK, a
squad OF thirteen policemen, armed witlf'ther
| sixtcen-shootcrs, with bayonets fixed, and CON-
manded by Captain Hendricks, proceeded to Ad.
gers Wharf and remained until the aborcrs had
gone to and returned from supper; time which
the longshoremen usually took advantage OF to
attack them. Had this course been pursued here
tofore, we should not have been called upon to
record the recent disgraceful acts OF the long
Shorcmcn.
.ANU5ENEST5.-The dramatic company now
performing at IIlberninn Hall has fairly earned
the reputation OF being the best stock company
that we have In" In Charleston since the war.
The sensational play OF "The Child Stcalcr" was
brought out last night before good house, and
| the thrilling historical drama OF "La Tour dc
Nesle," which was so satisfactorily placed upon
the boards last Saturday evening, will, by par.
| tlcnlar request, be repeated tonight. An anus
Ing aftcrpccc will conclude the entertainment.
This will be the last week OF the dramatic en-
gagemcnt Skin & Gaylord's matchlcss minstrel
troupe, who always draw overnowing houses Will
open here on next Monday evening The troupe
Is said to be more perfectly organized and In bet.
ter condition thnn ever before; and we risk no.
thing In predicting for these representatives OF
the burnt-cork fraternity q reception beGtting
their vocal excellence.
THE UNITED STATES CoUnr-HoN. GEORGE 8.
BRYAN, JUDGE PREsInlNa.-Doth the Circuit and
District Courts were In session yesterday.
CIRCUIT COURT.
The following named parties were drawn as
grand Jurors: benjamin A. Thompson, Marion
Courthouse; W. q. Route, cnlorcd Charleston:
q. A. Glover. Coleton; J. Il. Davis, Monticelio; ].
r. Hunter, Ridgcway; q. c. Choice, Newberry;
Jefferson Mccall, Yorkville Jacob J. Keith,
0rangeburg; John w. Grcgorie, pocotaligo; Ed.
ward Orr, Anderson; A. L. Watts, Lancaster
Courthouse; Samuel Spencer, Hamburg; yachel
Smith, Buffalo, Kershaw; Sebastian Kraft, Co.
| lumbia; VIM. Adamson, Camden; q. L. Casey,
Spartanburg; d. o. Wolfe, Lancaster; r. A.
| Prtngle, Summerve; John v. Badard, Sumter.
The following petit jurors were drawn: ". d.
Gerganne Conwayboro'; James Murren, George.
town; w. @. Bellinger, walterboro; Fl. Buck Hor.
| ry; James M. Johnson, Statesburg; A. ID. Smith,
| colored, Mount Pleasant; John Mattison, Calhoun;
Samuel Green, Winnsboro'; Charles J. Cocock,
Beaufort; Samuel Weston Charleston; C. L. Jones,
Lancaster; John Knott, Granitevllle; John T.
Walker, Spartanburg; w. A. Lockwood, Marion;
James J. Watts, Lancaster; Augustus Thompson.
Conwayboro'; VIM. Tcnnent, J. q. QuacEenbush,
Charleston; T. s. Brice, Fairfield; JEFFERSON Jor.
dan, Chester; o. r. Boyles, Anderson; A. Morgan,
Georgetown; George w. Brewer, Chesterfield; T.
r. Tully, colored, 0harleston; Andrew C. Haw-
thorne Abbevile; W. P. Ferguson, Chester; w.
p. Knox, Charleston; Samuel n. Grimn, Able
| Vile; Thomas Brown, colored, Charleston; James
D. Graham, Sumter; James White, Darlington.
DISTRICT COURT.
In the cases OF W. ]. Ball va. @. F. Davis and
James S. Glover va G. F. Davis, petitions to estab-
llsh lien, the petitions were referred to Registrar
Carpenter.
In the case OF W. T. Gary vs.. Thomas s. Miller,
petition to sell personal property, the assignee
was ordered to sell.
In the case Of A. p. Wesr va. William Abney,
petition to sell personal property, the assignee
was ordered to sell the property on the 9Th OF
November.
In the case OF William NJ. Shannon vs. J. Ross.
petition to sell real estatc the report OF the as.
sgnee was confirmed, and he ordered to make
good and proper conveyance upon the terms
| stated.
The court then adjourned until 10 A. n. to-day.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, OCTOBER 11.-PAvILIoS IIo.
TEL--N. J. Thouron, Savannah; J. Dion, Mon.
treal; j.. r. Kenteli, ut large; w. b. worsham
Cooper River; ]. G. Green, Highland Grove; Geo.
8. Cowen, Monroe; ". A. COclough BcnfleId:
Jas. +. Rhame Manning; j. ]. SnOwdcn J. F.