The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-28

Cd the city yesterday morning ny speciai ua'n'
The party being large one was divi led between
the Sharlrston Hosel and Mus House, where they
enjoyed short rest afrer their travels.
At the Mills House are+R. B Myers, general
ticket agent P. E. ". and Chicago Railroad; Geo.
A. Dadmeed. general ticket agent Philadelphia,
wilmington and Baltimore Railroad; Samuel
Powell, general tiGset agent chicago, Burlington
and Quincy Railroad; Enis Clarke, general agent
Northern Pennsylvania Railroad; +. Phillips, gen.
oral agent Providence and New York Steamship
Company; csptain Grassy, r. D. and Piedmont
Railroad; Jos. W. Alien, general ticket agent West
Jersey hairoad; Geo. 8, Wright, general ticket
agent Worcester and Esshaa Railrosd;L. O. Darte,
general ticket agent Lsckw and Bloomsbury
Railroad; A. F. Merrill. NlWaukie and st. Paul
Railroad; ]. C. Smith, Great Southern Nail Route;
z. St. John, general ticket agent Chicago, r. L
and Pacific Railroad B. Hcohane. Erie Railway;
Colonel ]. B. Yates Great Southern Nail Route; @.
n. Huntingdon, Great Southern Mail Route; STE.
phen Greene. general manager Leeseuriz's Pub
fishing House; Edwd. vernon, general editor ON.
cIal Railway Guide.
Atthe CharlestcnHIotel are-Henry W. Gwinner,
general passenger agent Pennsylvania Central
Railroad; J. ". Gore genersl- tackes agent CAM
den and Amboy:RstsnadsF w.}RaSkin, general
passeaser agent Nsas1elssy RsHroadsh. n. Cole,
general ticket agent Baltimore and ohio Railroad;
P. = Cleapor, general Ticket agent Nqstheastern
Rairoad;f. ohandler,. gensrai ticket sgent St
Lotii Valley, Terfs IIsuts and Indla9s Railroad;
W.4,waiter, sepsrsa passenger agdG Whining
ton, Wsson and Wilmington, gqsm9Ia and Au
xusta Rainsaa; g. :, sRteksn1. South Carolina
Railroad; J. c. Bosfston, savannah and Charles
top.RaiIroad; Clinton G. Hancock. Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad; E.tB. Bytogson, general
ticket agent ST. Louis Packet Company.
Athalr.past 10 O'Clock, the delegsues, accom-
panied By their fair fellow travellers, proce del
% Unionw wbssf, where ,stsss Ing picture Of the
life and business activity Of Charleston was ex-'
hibited In the unloading OF tha Snta Carolina and
the Falcon, which latter had just escaped from
her dangerous poaltion on the shoals. The steam
er Fannie arrived shorty after, and her decks were
soon crowded with the e4cusiouists The steamer
proceeded to Fort Sumter, Morris and Sullivsn's
Island, and other points Of chlstoflci interest
around the harnor, which were Viewed With
much pleasure by our. Northern and Western
visitors. Theprty then went up to the site OF
the New Rridge.son the Ashlgy,. and returning
around ,hsBassery, ascendal sna Cooper River
beyond the ssnbnrbs Of. tns city. The weather
was fine, andshs axeufsionlsts hsd fair opportu.
mites ofytewing tneelsy from every point.
The excursion was In charge OF hessrs. s. B.
Pickens, s. O. Boylston and 2. L Clearnr, andre
turned at O'Clock, being one Of the pleasahtess
.sf,aIrs of the kind. AFTER experiencing the hos.
pitslites of our hosts Of the Charleston and Mills
House conveyances were put in requistion, and
Al Ao~ dYtVtnO
Battery and along our principal streets 10 the
pleasant spring evening. aunbs we douo'
not. were glad to see the poster- Of the Lyais
Thompson Troupe, and, In their case, vlss %
the Az deny finished the enjoyment Of the DAY.
The delegates left chariessm BY special train
.fonsavannah this morning.