The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-10

tOn of Mr. Rhett ordered to be docketel. :.
Joseph Crews, ct al, ads s. S. Farrar q Bro. MT.
Sullivan was heard for appellants. MI. simpson
for respondents
The AcApEMY.AThe entertainment OF the
Academy last evening was one Of peculiar excel
lence Ny Precious Betsy was as amusing as
ever and Mr. Bohtail's domestic infelicitie+ pro-
voked frequent shouts Of laughter from the audi
ence Messrs. Cooper and Fields were, as usual,
heartily encored, and only escaped after twice re-
peat!ng their song and dance. Kenlworth was
given with the usual gorgeous appen'tages OF COS
tune and scenery. As Amy Miss Ella Was never
prettier or more vyacIons, and her duet with She
graceful Earl, Miss Blanche, was loudly applaud
ed The bulky personatIon OF the Virgin Queen
kept the audience ina roar to the end. The sup
port was good, and the whole play went OFF adj
nrably. Tonight will be the last chance afforded
to the Charleston public Of witnessing one OF the
finest comedians OF the age
THE ST.. JOINS LUTHERAN SUNDAr-scHooL
CoNcERT.-The Freundschaftsbund Hall was
crowded last evening with a'large and fashlona'
bic audience, and the lovers Of music turned out
en- n,dSse TO ENJOY the entertainment IN store for
them. At au early nour every available seat In
the hall was occupied, and when the performance
began few could obtain standing room. The dlf-
acuH pieces, vocal and instrumental selected for
the occasion were all executed In manner tnas
rejected credit upon the taste and cultivation OF
the performers, and Afforded infinite satisfaction
to their delighted hearers.
Where all was so well arranged and carried out
it would be well.nlgh impossible to draw distnc'
tlons Tile ladies who so kindly contributed their
skill and ability met with most appreciatiVe COM
mendation, and were ably seconded By the Guilt
va,ea and practiced voices of the gentlemen who
participated in the exercises. The ssngerbnad,
as usual acquitted themselves most handsomely,
and closed the programme with the stirring war
song of the Fatherland "Die Wacht am Rhine.'
The concert was great success, and drew out
splendid representation OF the musica! talent OF
ou' city.
UNITED STATES COURT, TUESDAY. MAY O.
Hos. GEORGE S. BRYAN PRESIDISG.-In the
Circuit Court, Galloway Grardeau, plaintiff, was
ordered to file with clerk security for costs, In
the sum Of $50. within thirty days, and on falling
10 do so. the case 10 be dismissed. Tile defen.
dant. Faust, was allowed the ususat time to de.
mur and plead, after such security had been put
in.
The case OF J. Newton Lewis, executor, vs. John
]. Mcclure, was marked settled.
In the District Court, Frank Allen, ARA igned
and tried for voting more than once, was found
guilty, aud sentenced to three months imprlson
ment and to pay the costs Of the prosecution.
A MOL pros. having been entered in the case Of
Charles S. Brown, charged with intimldating
voters, the prisoner was discharged.
The following special jury were ordered to re-
turn on the 1lth inst. all the rest being dscharg-
ed: D. A. wardlaw, Ed. England, N. Fields, S. D.
Shannon, b. G.. DuGus F. Lance, F. NJ. Johnston,
A. E. Cohen, DR.. John B. Irving, James Il. COL
burn, Jonathan Lucas, J. B. Wilson. Supernume.
raries, J. ]. Monahan and ]. E. Hertz.
The assignee OF J. NJ II. Woh!tmann, bankrupt,
was orde red to pay to E. Polncignon s412 81, for
rent due the petitioner from the banGrupt's
estate