The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-28

CRCABS.-A regular meellny OF Tue Clty
Councill will be held tonight.
The general complaint among the visitors to
the Battery is that there are not seats enough.
The Battery is much resorted to in the after
noon ard at night now.
To-day is the anniversary Of the lombard
ment of Fort Moultrie in Revolutionary times.
There were no cases disposed of in the
UHited States Court yesterday.
Edward Magwood was sent to Jail yesterday
morning under the vagrant act.
Mousqultoes are said to be more plentl-
full this season than for several years past.
Yesterday was the "hottest day of the sea-
sol'-the thermometer standing at "a in the
shade at noon.
Yesterday afternoon the clouds threatened
to treat the city to rain, but disappointed the
expectant ones.
The body Of Jack Brown, colored. who was
drowned off Adger's wharf few days ago, has
not been recovered.
There was a large attendance at the sale Of
chromos yesterday, and the bidding was
spirited.
Edward Mathews, colored, for an assalt upon
Jane Mattison, was sentenced by Trial Justice
Mlshaw 10 pay fine of 81 and costs.
The attention of the street inspector is called
to the bad state of drainage existing on the
corner of King and John streets.
Mrs. Roddln has been sentenced to pay a
fine of 50 and costs, by Trial Justice Cauldeld,
for assaulting Phoebe White.
Mr.. B. Hernandez has been appointed spe-
cial officer on the police, on the recommends
ton of Captain Hendricks.
To DR.. Buist is due the credit for the change
and comfortable condition ofthe City Hospital,
as reported by the grand jury.
The old Customhouse has been reported as
nuisance often enough;i it is now time it was
abated.
Hannah Hopkins, colored, arrested for till
tapping, was turned over to the State for
prosecution yesterday morning.
Alderman Holloway's bill, allowing the erec-
tlon Of wooden buildings in the Burnt Dis
trict," will probably be passed at the meeting
of Council tonight.
1t is expected that the Marine and River
Phosphate Mining and Manufacturing Compa-
ny will shortly have in their empty about two
thousand workmen.
Large quantities of fish are being sent to Sa-
vannah from South Carolina waters. About
five thousand were sent there from the North
Edisto River last week.
Three excited cows created considerable ex-
element on Church street yesterday. after
about.
Of two men before the Mayor yesterday for
being dlsorderly in the street, one was fined
s., and the other wes, on account OF mitiga-
ting circumstances, liberated.
Yesterday, Lucy Cord, colored, was sent to
Jail for thirteen days, by Trial Justice Levy,
for stealing sundry articles of value from the
house corner of Queen and Church streets.
Yesterday morning, Mr.. Henry Horlbeck,
while sitting in his dinlng-room, near the
Citadel, had one of his feet badly crushed and
was Knocked senseless BY a patch of plaster
falling upon him.
David Harvey, who was arrested for assault
ing Edward Manigault on his arrival at the
guardhouse, gave $40 security for his appear
ance, neglected to appear yesterday morn
ing, and the money was declared forfeited.
RIB Artson and T. E. Dixon, lieutenants OF
the Randolph Rifles, (colored,l have received
presents from Radical member of the Legis-
lature; the former was the recipient of hand
some sword, and the latter of a fine silk mill
tary SASH
We learn that many changes have been
made among the appointments of census
takers for this section, since the commence
ment of the work, but everything is working
well now, and report is expected at an early
day.
United States Treasurer Spinner has sent q
circular to all brokers and bankers On this
continent, notifying them that two thousand
notes, of ten dollars each, from No. H3, $780, DOL,
to No. Hs, ,532, 900, both inclusive, were stolen
from the Treasury, and requesting them to be
on the lookout for the notes.
BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at IS, -,
IS, Sc so aud So 50 per thousand, according 10