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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-05
4SMALL SPECK OF VAR.

Two Sons OF Mars from the Citadel In
The Clutches Of the Law
John Callan and Joseph Collins, two oil the
United States soldiers who attacked the police
man on Saturday night and Sunday last, were
arraigned before Trial Justice McKinlay, yes.
terday, on charges of assault and battery, and
resisting and assaulting an officer with q
deadly weapon, while in the discharge oil nis
duty.
showed that the two men entered The bar
room attached to MT. Ostendorns soore, cor cor
ner of Calhoun and Meeting streets, on Satur-
day night to get drinks. After taking the
same, they walked through Into the store;
Immediately behind them was colored man
named A. B. Bryan. The man Collins turned
to Bryan, and pre6xing TO his question
nlthy epithet, asked Ii he (Bryan) had
struck him with bean. Bryan had hardly
lime lin to deny having done SO when Collins
struck him in the face, brulsing him oadly:
Prince Taylor, (colored,) who s In the habit
OF assisting Mr.. Oetendorf at his bar every
Saturday night, separated the two men, ana
succeeded In pushing the two soldlers out
into the street, one OF Whom pv Inis tine
the police force, hearing the disturbance,
came up, and In attempting 10 arrest tne
Soldiers was badly cut by one OF them Win a
dirk knife. Not satisfied withItheir mlscon-
ducL on this occasion, they agaiu, in company
with another of their tribe, whose name % YET
Ia unkRoWn, acted In r!otous manner on ouh-
day after, and made a deadly assault upon
policeman on the corner OF Meeting and
Charlotte streets. They approached t6e ON
Ger, and the man Carlin said to him, ARE you
the who took the knlle away from
ma Saturday nlght?" The officer answered
that he was not the man, and told them ne
would have no noise on his post, and to deslst
from all such dem onstrations, whereupon they
crowded h.m, and the man Collins picked up
a brick, and was in the act OF striking Police
man Danlzman on the head, when Charles
Simmons, also of the police force, put his
hand under his coat a8 If to draw pistol,
and said, 'If you slrlke that man I'll shoot
you." Colllns desieted from bis attempt, and
the police officers had them detained 10 lhe
garrison under arrest until Captain Mlnolt,
chief of police, could be consulted. 1t was al
his instigatlon that the whole affair was
thoroughly Investigated this morning before
the trial Justice. and The evidence deduced
warranted Mr.. Butlz, the county solicitor, 10
framing several indictments against tae prls-
oner, the most prominent OF which are for as
saut Will intent TO kill, and trying to raise
riot.
The men, Collins and Carlin, were commit
ted 10 jail by the trial Justice, In default OF
five hundred dollars bail each, 10 await the
action OF the grand jury.
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Memoir RaEDA.

The schr Eclipse, from New York for Savannah,
put back int port, having CT lltdei with tne sem
Mary II StOckham. from charleston, Wnlcn iattei
vessel res arrived at New YORK. Both were con-
slderably damaged.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-05

ALL the popular grades of the Waltham
Watch manufactory, at James Allan's.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Markets.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,

OFFICE CHARLBSTUN NEWS,
TUESDAY EVENING, February a. lS73
CoTToH.-This article was dull and depressed
with a light demand at easier rates, the limited
transactions indicating decline OF K@ac p ID,
closing heavy and nominal Sales about $50
bales, say at le, at II, at TX, l2 at Tx. at
IS, % at l8X, 25 at 1SH, at 49, 81 at 1sh, 70 at
leH, 8 at 1sA, 10 at 1sH, at 20. 4 at 20Hc p b.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-05

Sight checks on New York at H@x per cent. OF,
and sell at par.
ExoHANaE.-Sterling go day bills 22h@22H.
GoLD-The brokerD were yesterday buying at
l3 and selling at ID.
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Marrit1.
funeral. NoIlrrs.

BRAWLtY.-Died on the 4th instant, 'AAEs
NJ. BRAwLEY, In the 6oth year OF MS age.
w THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acauaIntances Of the late JAMES N. BRAWLEf'
aud those Of Johnston. Ore eSs Co., are respect
fully invited to attend his Funeral Services, az
the Central Presbyterian Church THIS AFTEk'
NOON, at half past O'Clock. lepo"
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Chipping.

N o & B A l. N 0 & E.)
RREIaHTs RECEIVED DAILY, AND THROUGH
BILLS OF LADING ISSUED
,szf@g TO 4
PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON,
AND THE CITIES OF THE NORTHWEST
The Fine Steamship SEA GULL N. P. Dutton,
Com mmander, making close connection with all.
weekly Line OF fine steamships to Boston, VIII SAL
for Baltimore on -
x3- Philadelphia Frelghts forwarded to that
city by railroad from Baltimore without add.
tional insurance, aud Consignees are allowed
ample time to sample and sell their Goods nom
the Railroad Depot N Philadelphia. .a,t...
For Freight or Passage apply 70
PAUL q. TRENHOLM, Agent,
feb1 S No. Union Wharve6.
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Now York Rice Market.

NEW YORK. February 8.
The Daily Bulletin says: The market has been
fairly active and closes strong with sales OF 800
bags Rangoon at 6xaeHc and 80 tlerce' CAROL.
ma at 8 &C.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-05
DOR WRIGHT's BLUFF,

AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS ON TIE
SANTEE RIVER.
The Steamer MARION, Captain aiKsA
W. +. Adair, is now receiving light rsSf731fE[7fr
Freight at Accommodation Wharf, and VIII leave
on WEDNESDAY NIGHT, the 9th inst.
Freight and Nharfage prepaid. =
N.B-No more Guauo or Fertilizers car bs
taken this trip.
For engagements apply to Captain on board,
or to RAvENEL, H0LAE> & CO.,
feb6l No. 80 East Bay.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-05
SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY, CHARLESTON, s.. C.

The annual meeting of the stockholders ol
this company was held on Monday, 3d Instant,
at their banking hall, No. II Broad street.
Mr.. VIM. Ravenel having been called TO the
chair, Mr.. A. J. Crews was appointed secre-
tary. The president read his annual report,
and an election was held for directors with the
following result: Georges. Cameron, W. G.
Bee, C. G. Memminger, E. H. Frost, B. O'Nelll,
q. Il. DeLeon, ]. T. Welsman, A. P. Cald'
we'll, G.. L. Buist, W. B. Williams, w. J. Mid.
dleton, J. c. H. Clausseu, J.. M. Shackelford,
B. D. Lazarus, Wm. L. Webb, E. WallJen, A.
J. Crews, George Il. Walter, in place OF VIM.
Lebby, who declined e.eleclion.
From the annual report the company has
done a large aud satisfactory business the
past year, as the following synopsis Will
show:
Discounted notes during 1872. S 2,672,5os ls
Domestic and foreign exchange
purchased aud sold l872...... 9,l05, ,70I %
Currency imported from New m
YORK lS72... OLE 94o Do
Making total business for
the year oi............. l2,29l, ,l8O 80
Twelve millions two hundred and ninety
one thousand one hundred and sixty dollars
thirty-nlne cents.)
In the savings department there has been q
gradual increase, both 10 the number OF de-
posltors and In the total amount OF deposits,
which shows a more generally prosperous
condition among our industrial classes.
This fund is invested by the directors In
6rst.class securities, which are kept entirely
distinct from their banking operations, 80
that deposltors have not only the Intrinsic
value of the investments, but also the capital
of the bank, $500, 1000, as an additional securi-
ty for sums deposited.
Alta meeting of the directors, held on Tues
day, Mr.. George 8. Cameron was unanimous
ly reelected president.
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ElOR LIVERPOOL, VIA QUEENSTOWN
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES NAILS.

CARRYING THE UNITED STATES NAILS.
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN
;SG5B STEAM COMPANY x6
VIII dispatch one OF their frst.class, full power
Iron Screw Steamships from
PIER No. 4s N. r., EVERY WEDNESDAY,
Cabin Passage $50, gold.
Steerage Passage (0mcs No. 20 broadway $50
currency.
For Freight or Cabin Passage, apply TO
WILLIAMS d GUION,
No. 68 Wall street, Il. Y.
N. B.-Through Bills Lading to Liverpool issued
" the Charleston and New York Steamers, which
make close connection with the above line.
FOR particulars and rote OF Freight applyto
JAMES ADGER d co.,
WAGNER, HUGER d Co.,
nay0 or WIN. A. OOURTENAY.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-05

MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK. February 4.
Arrived, Georgia, South Carolina, Minnesota.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-08
TERRIBLE DISASTER AT SMYRNA.

The Lepant Herald OF February H. contains the
following additional particulars respecting the fall
of caJu at SMYRNA
On Sunday night at ten O'Clock the Cafe KivOt0,
built upon piles on the sea, broke down suddenly
bats. me proprietor OF the care says that he only
sold los tickets, but the people saved declare that
there were 200 persons present. Most OF
not many Turks there, young men of
respectable families. At ten O'Clock loud crack
care had disappeared under water A few of the
persons near the entrance contrved TO effect their
jumping through the windows into the sea. The
boatmen rowed up in numbers but their efforts to
save life were III vain. Sureya Pacha, the Cover.
Tahir Bey, Commander of the Gendarmerie, who
at on the sSereS them tS
same object. The profound silence which
succeeded the piercing cries OF despair
told too plainly the terrible character Of the
were on the spot early the following morning
Yesterday forenoon the workmen OF the Quay
roof Of the SUBJ submerged Ga HE Search after the
dead bodies was sad spectacle; the acr0bats were
OF the preVens night the limbs Of fu ali the bodies
were contracted with pain. TWO hearses were
engaged the whole OF the day in conveying Us
the fifty bodies deposited at the Greek
hospital twenty-eight were claimed up to tour
O'Clock, yesterday, afternoon, and eleven were
claimed at the Catholic hospital Divers were busy
at work all day, and every minute fresh body was
brought up. To-day they recommended their
melancholy task at daybreak, and twenty more
bodies were found. The total number OF bodies
recovered up to the present is eighty and 1t is sup
posed that there are still fifty more in the water.
An English captain, two Turkish merchants,
young man OF good connections, an Italian
captain. a telegraph clerk, and some COM
mercial clerks are among the victims. The feel.
ing OF grief and CONSERVATION is general, and
the ball advertised to take place in the Casino
has been contaminated. The police have closed
all the other cats built upon piles Oh the One
man saved has lost the use OF his speech. The
company OF acrobats consisted or seven persons,
Of whom three were women, and one OF these lat
ter only survives. The government Will institute
proceedings against the proprietor OF the CAFE,
who did not pay heed to the warning Of danger
which was given him In time.
telegram, dated smyrna, February IL, halrpast
five p. NJ, says
The bodies Withdrawn from the water are prin-
cipaily Of the poorer classes. Among the drowned
Is Eram, an emplOye OF the telegraph. The names
Of the best known victims, young men OF respect
able families, are Lathaur, Capitanachi and Pappo
NicOS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-08

TWO visits 20 the United States AFTER he finally
settled In England. one of these mad nearly
passenger was cast away in Long Island sound.
Mr.. Van wart remained on board tn the last man
had Quilted the vessel. He chung to part OF the
wreck until he began to lose vitality from cold,
and then letting go he plunged into the water and
swan or n0ated ashore. He hsd not, however.
fishermen saw him and drew him up, carried
him on their shoulders to farm house half
mile on and managed to restore him to life. An
other steamboat accident is worth recording. Mr..
Van Wart was passenger In the Fulton-the first
steam vessel named after Robert Fulton, her in
son River, from New York to Albany. Owing to
derangement OF the machinery, by which one Of
OF the vessel proposed to give up the attempt to
proceed; and 1t was due to the encouraging corn-
sci OF Mr.. Van Wart that he was led to revoke his
intention, and by going on to establish the
OF the new principle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-08
Virginie Chesquieres.

Awoman named Virginie Chesquleres has died in
the Petits-Menages Asylum. at Issy France. within
ffty-ive days OF attaining her hundredth year. A
remarkable act OF heroism is related OF this female
under the First Empire. During an engagement In
the Peninsula war the colonel OF the Twenty-seventh
regiment had been killed, and left on the ground,
when sergeant q slight young man, and two SOL
diers devoted themselves to recovering the body
of their officer They started together, but the two
men were struck down on the way, and the
sergeant only reached the spot. He attempted
to lit the corpse to his shoulders, but was too
weak to do SO. Perceiving two OF the enemy at
distance, he made signs as II he were wounded,
and the others FASTENED forward expecting to
make a prisoner when the sergeant fired and
brought down one of them. then seized his horse
the other had fed-got the body on it, mounted
himself and gallOped back to the French lines.
There II was seen that the young man was himself
wounded, as blood was Moving freely from his
breast; he was undressed IN spite OF his resist
ance, when he was found to be q woman! II was
Vlrginie Chesquieres, OF Dehmont in the depart
ment OF the N0rd, who, six years before seeing
her young brother drawn in the consumption, had
dressed herself IN mems clothes, and. taking his
place, had been Incorporated IN the Twenty
seventh regiment, and had risen to the grade OF
sergeant. This is the woman who has just expired
in the asylum at 1ssy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-08
SPAIN.
Tho Ministry Of the Republic Unchanged
Malaga Reformers Enforcing Social Equal
ity-Position of the Cabinet On the Plan of
Constituent Electoral Representation.
1ELEGRAMS TO THE NEW yOSx HERALp.


LONDON, March 7. 1878.
Dispatches from Madrid to-day make no mention
OF a municipal crisis.
LIBERTY AND SOCIAL EQUALITY.
The Governor OF Malaga has sent in his resigna-
lion, giving as reason that his authority Is not
respected by the populace, who are pillaging the
houses Of the wealthy.
POSITION OF THE CABINET TOWARD THE PARLIA
MENT AND PEOPLE,
The report that the bill dissolvlng the Spanish
Assembly and ordering elections in Spain and
Porto Rico for the Constituent Cortes had been de-
feated IN the Assembly is untrue, as 1t is absurd.
The bill was only introduced by the government
on Wednesday last and debate has not even begun
q committee, who have it now under con-
sideration. The committee, as before reported,
arc unIavOrabe to the bill, and should they decide
to recommend its rejection q change OF Ministry
would De inevitable. But the committee is in con-
ference with the Ministers, and the probability
that the opposing views of the committee and the
Cabinet will be reconcied is increasing.
The European Coalition Movement Re-
port Denied.
LONDON, March 7, 1873.
contradiction Is given to the report from Madrid
that the Spanish government has received an init
nation that the European Powers will jointly re-
fuse to continue diplomatic relations with SPAN if
a federal republic is proclaimed.
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TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.


LONDON. March I. 1879.
So little credit Is attached to the rumOr OF the
separation OF the Marquis OF Lorne and the
Princess Louise that their friends have not taken
the trouble TO publicly contradict 1t.
THE~FORGERIEs ON THE BANK OF ENGLAND.
The police this morning arrested in this city
awoman who Is known to be the accomplice and
paramour OF Warren, the principal in the heavy
fsrgeries on the Bank OF England The sum OF
$13,570 In gold was found in her apartments The
woman gave her name as Ellen Durham, and
when the money was discovered exclaimed, ''Ihat
money is not mine" She was committed to prison
for examination on Friday next.
Noyes, the clerk OF the forgers, who IL now in
custody, was brought before Court to-day and,
after an examination, was remanded for a week.
RATES FOR MONEY.
The rate for money at the Stock Exchange. on
government securities, is lower than the Bank Of.
England rate by u per cent.
SMALLPOX VISITATION.
The smallpox prevails to an alarming extent in
Chatham,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-08
Henry II. Lovvry.C0rry.

The Right Hon. Henry Thomas LOwry-Corry,
member for the county OF Tyrone, Ireland, in the
British Parliament, has just died at the age Of
seventy years. Mr.. Cory was the second son of
the second Earl OF Belmore, by his wife Juliana,
daughter of the Earl of Carrick. He was born in
the year 1SO3 and graduated at Christ Church, Ok
ford. In the year 1880 he married Harriet Ann,
daughter of the Earl OF Shaftesbury. He has filed
the offices Of Comptroller OF the Household to
Queen Victoria, junior Lord OF the Admiralty,
Secretary to the Admiralty, Vice President of the
Council on Education, and Of First Lord OF the Adj
miralty. He was sworn in Privy Councillor OF
England in the year 1885. Mr.. Cory, who was
strict conservative in politics, had represented the
county of Tyrone in Parliament continuously from
fht
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-08
ANOTHER POLICE ARRAY IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO, ILL.,. March 7, 1873
About ten O'Clock tonight another fight occurred
between policemen and roughs in Clark street,
near Jackson. Oficer Cudmore had arrested John
Honlihan, who was engaged In row In a
saloon near the locality mentioned and
was taking him to the police station
when he was set upon by a number
of Honlihan's friends, who beat him badly and re-
leased the prisoner. Some other officers coming
up, the rufhans ned, when Officer Cudm0re, VINO
had reganed his feet, fired At them, the ball taking
erect i'll Honlihans side, INJECTING painful but
not dangerous wound. Honlihan was then ar
rested and conveyed TO the station, together with
one of the men wlo.attempted TO rescue him.
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ACCUsER YORK RECEIVES A5s0LUTIoN.
LAWRENCE, Kansas, March Z, 1873

LAWRENCE, Kansas, Merch Z, 1878.
The Legislature adjourned to-day. Senator York
addressed the Senate before adjournment on his
connection with the Porneroy affair. After his
speech the following resolution was unanimously
adopted
Resolved the Senate has full faith and confidence
in the made by senator York before the Joint
Tor the election OF United states Senator
that Samuel Pomeroy did offer 10 bride him by the
$1,000 for his vote; and in behalf the peo
pie the state of Kansas thank him for the
ing Samuel c. Pomeroy, who has by corrupt practices
so long held his position in the United States Senate
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NEW ORLEANS.
MENERY'S GOVERNMENT STILL RESISTS.
KellOgg'S Faction To Be
Starved Out.

NEW ORLEANS, La, March 7, 1878.
The McEnery government maintain their posi-
tion with the people and will organize resistance
to the Kellogg government in every manner ex-
ccpt by force.
central committee has been formed, with
branches in every parish, to resist and delay the
collection OF taxes. They declare their purpose to
withhold all support from the usurpation forced
upon the people by the military power of the gen.
eral government.
The city is very quiet. The military have re.
turned to their quarters and the police to their
beats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-08
CLUBBING ARRAY.

An alteration took place last night In the liquor
store Of warren Buttor, ls5 Canal street, between
the proprietor and Mr.. John J. Cody Of 40 Fourth
avenue, during which the Csdy struck Buttor on
the head with q club. Buttor, in trying to defend
himself, seized the club and struck Cody also on
the head Both were taken TO the Fourteenth pre-
cinct station house by Oficer Ceughlin, very at
tcntive and enterprising Offcer. They were at
tended by Police Surgeon Mcdonnell who said that
they received severe scalp wounds, and were
locked up. N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-08
A OoRoNER's INQUEST POSTPONED.

POUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, March I, 1873.
The inquest upon Conductor Cummings, the
second victim of the Hastings accident, was CON-
menced at Yonkers to-day. The Coroner had only
two witnesses present because the constable hold
ing the subp9nas refused to serve them, for the
reason, as he stated that supervisor told him
that the county would not pay. a further adjourn
ment was taken till "Wednesday next.