The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-04

CRUhBs.-A large iron crusher, designed for
manipulating the phosphate rock, WAS shipped
to Baltimore yesterday from the Phoenix Iron
Works, where it had been made to order.
The Charleston Typographical Society will
meet at the rooms of tho society at p. N. to.
night.
There will be match game of base ball this
afternoon between tho Emerald and Charles
ton Clubs, at the ccrnor Of Alexander and
Charlotte streets.
We learn that on yesterday DR.. r. Peyre
Poroher received from New York largo order
for his new work entitled ''Southern Fields
and Forests"
The brig Cyclone is still Mt anchor of the
Battery waiting for the weather to moderate.
John Harvey, colored. who was arrested en-
suspicion Of having attempted to burn DR..
Buists house, was examined yesterday by
Lieutenant Phllippy and Officers Lovett and
Truall. Harvey proved an alibi and was dis
charged.
During the month OF August the City Sherif
was paid taxes TO tho amount Of $500.
The Charleston Typograp hical Union will
meet ut ABE NEWS oface OF u e. III.
It is reported that Alderm an Small, colored,
proposes to organize a base ball club composed
entirely Of the Aldoruen. There will be two
s'niues" Of the members, and the Msyor vii
DO umpire.
Mr. Alexander Abrams, agent at Savannah
Of the Chinese Immigration Company, has
already received orders fr three thousand
seyon hundred Chinese laborers, and applioa-
tions are pouring IN daily.
ThIrty-one o,nsus-t 'kers st $5, and one hum
drsd and twenty-slx assistants at 81 per day,
costs the State only $3.50 per day.
memorial, 1t is stated, will shortly be pre-
sented to Council, praying for the repeal OF
the ordin ince providing that no petrol ,um,
kerosene. bensine. bensoie, &c., shall be stored
south OF Lne-street.
Bishop Wightman will preaoh In the Trinity
Methodist Church tomorrow morning, at the
sslsl hour.
Don't forget the race between the o ritie and
Blaoksnake this afternoon, at ak O'Clock.
The fines imposed upon drunken men by
the Mayor yesterday euriohed the city treasu-
ry to the amount Of $16.
The Gases OF the parties charged with viola-
ting the ordinances relative to the lumber and
timber trade. have besn postponed until the
City Attorney can look into the matter.
A ooored boy I'd Oharlas Jones was ar
rested yesterday by Officer OHM upon the
charge OF stealing q gold watch and chain
valued ut $40 from Mes. Eliza K,nsmau.
Quo who is posted states that the five hum
dred and ten street lamps cost S23, 400 per an
mum.
Tho lnspeotor-2enoral OF timber and luu,-
Der publishes card in the special notice
column.
The white boy. VIM. Adkins. wao was ar
rested by OHicer Quinn upon suspicion Of
stealing fowls from hr. L. O. Hendricks, has
confessed that he stoie gold thimble aud two
silver spoons. The spoons have been melted
dosn by ieweller Of the city. The thimbie
was recovered.
a professional MN has introduced Q new
visiting card. Il Is II BY inches IN size. Tho
young men are envious. sid desire 70 know
Hhe has patent-rlRht.
There are warrants aud croes- warrants being
sued ont by two white women. No. accusing
No. OF assauittng her with deadly weapon,
while No. q charges No. 1 WITH put ting light
cd torch under her dwelling.
The peii.I0o OF the merchants to Council
praying that tho tax upon rioe aud cotton be
reraoved, in ten feet long.
Tho v,lue OF real property In Charleston a.
assessed By the City Assessor. Is $40 7l7 6Ai,
while the County Assessor makes It $21 ,2ss
6o1.
Patrick Collins. 3. Tigh and John Donna
shus, arc ins bond.men OF the ins7sctor-sen.
oral Of timber and lumber.