The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-18


piersary' yesterday. by assembling ati the Masonic
Hall. ataA. NJ and proceeded thcnce in procession
headed by abress band 10 st. Joseph's Church, An
son'sreot, where mass celebrated. Tho Rev O.
CroRhan delivered Grafton on the lifo and charsc-
1er OF the patron Saint OF Erin. The services and
exercises ever tho society marched through Bome Of
the principal streets, decked with green regaa The
members assembled at O'Clock and elected the fol.
lowing ohapers TO servo for the ensuing year:
IL A Rev. c. CRooHAA, President.
JAMES CosGRovE, First Vice President.
JOHN BARRY second Vice-Rresident
j. L. SIAATTERY, Treasurer.
W. BAKER, Secretary
!, Comns,tee on F.aance --Garret Byrns Joseph Do
thage. Thomas Maher. B Kennedy, p o'NeilL
Jame Mudooc John Fdmords, John Morrissy
Committee on L.ters-P. Harvey, NJ. Duane, John
laval sGt I.l To. M
In the evening the soc ty sat d wn to supper, and
speeches and sentiment and song, in keeping with
the occasion, enlvened the festal board uut ,ate
hour.
Inc following are the regular toasts which were
drank at he meeting of this society:
st. Fatricks Day-Ihe hills ana dales of Erin
come to our memory, and we fold the shamrock
close to our heart. lI-t
g. The City or Charleston-The great cos snopol,tan
metropolis of America
. Irelsnd-,h he genius Of her sons is radiant in
winch ne prosperity can conquer, adverrity
0lvl ana Religious Liberty-Ihe best guarantee
Our lnvit- d Auests--we tender them all knight
y hospital y.
8 Our sister socieies-Designea for noble oh.
jects; we greet the representatives with pride M
:: An Honest pfess-1he bess guardian OF free
9. The memory Of Gould, Larkin and Allen
I q. WemAn-Thou art golden sentence writ by
thy Maker.
THE ELL OF MORTALITY for the past week
shows total Of twenty.shres deaths--eight wnies
ana hfteen black and colored, Seven were under
one year; four under twenty years; Ave under sew
en'y; one between seventy and eighty, and two be-
tween eighty and ninety years. One c, lored chile
died from neglect. The report. on the whole, is o
good showing for the general health OF The city.
TIE UNITED STATES CoURT, MARCH 17-HoN.
0Ee' S.2BBxAN. PnRsrDINa.-G W. Shell was ap-
proved of as assignee tor C. Darlington. Tho pe-
ation OF Jos. Hatwapger assignee to sell real and
personal estate was referred to Registrar Jaeear:
creditors of j. La qu,red to abish lien before
10th Aprn. The case of the Uuited states against
<Aenry GS oeke tol Qua omhouss dues, waa contn-
ued until July: he registrar reported on tho petit
ton of II. suber to require Judgment creditors to
establish liens, and 1t was ordered that The iudx
ment lien of the petitioner be established &C. Louis
McL'ain. D. ]. Winn and samI B. Stephenson were
approved Of as assignes. q
.ISi ri}itf4 II, -e-- IH T
CLUBS AND STARS. following cases were
disposed OF at the Mayors Court yesterday:
Adam Ray and John Edwards, colored. stealing
cotton from Atlantic Wharf. Five days in House of
Correction G. b.,7t....
Q Bright. colored. peddling fowls without Ii.
cense. Fowls fo' feited.
L. Kuhlen. white. dsorderly con duct in the mar.
ket Fined $40.
Nineteen persons reported for not having plat.
form In front OF their residences were dned ss.
b. Chas. a. Adams Company Il. 9Th Uaited statex
lnfau'ry, lying down drunk in st Philip street.
Fined 50.
VIM johnson. one CT the boys Who tried to cut the
harness Of DR.. Dawson's horse the other night and
reb the buggy, was captured yesterday by the do.
tectives ',az
WIN. Green co'ored. who stole aom linen collars
+ om e. Scotts star shirt emporium, Msst,nr near
Marketstreet, was arrested yesterday by the de-
tectives.