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, 1873-12-30
FORT WAYNE. IND.

Special Lhspatth to The Chicago Tribune.
FoaT WAYNE, Ind, Dec. 2o.-.lll danger Of
any striko hero Reotns now to be at an onG. Tho
Toledo. Wabash l. Western men who we're oager
for tho striko have considerably cooled down,
their loading ouginoors declaring that thoy will
not strike or MD strikers without tho consent of
Grand Ohiof- Engineer Wilson, and claiming that
unnut!lo"izod. Tho officers OF nll roads horo aro
now pei fect1y satisfied that no atrike will tako
place, ind especially since
cu1Er-ENaISEEn WILSON
will not uphold tho striiors. All passenger
trains run III anl out Of tho city gu timo. Tho
frelgha On the Pittsburgh, IT. Wayne t. Chca-
80 lload hayo boon, in BoIne meaBtrc, stopped,
owing to tho block on the Eaatorn Division OF
tho road, but have again commenced running.
B;y tomorrow night tho business of the road
will move on with Its accustomed dispatch,
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pittaburgl,, Cncinnnti Il st. Louig lsairontl,
Nfr. j. N. Mccullough tho General Manager,
linn Issued tho following notice:

i1aH lBslleti tho t0llOWltiB notice:
Ono thuaand tlonrs wtll t,e ratd for information
recurring tic nrrcs nlul conviction Ut lle rarttes re-
comfy olatruCtlng racke, 'nlsplacing hwitchcs.
wageMn,R WI, tralnR, sh9og oa in1urns our oicers
iess or @ u, tcao ~ WI s,
fni mon,lcr croSy delaying or osfnetnu o. our bnsi-
urso,urtosa p.ssgn suynAy
Tin eto,onoenta otT mroyin,Iai,. n,n1o In, ,r,,n
TrInr,sf thnE n atrjifa ,ran mt is mow cnntn,1. s
plosej on mat Of tho raroatls in thia ciiv aro
iopgine to tlo nroti.crl,ooJ Of Locomotiyo En- En-
cinesrs in Ch;cann hnII mcotfne S,,nIov fior.
icon. nj tho 1Tmfi nf nivieinn M in t,cnr ~ IN
Hocll Island liai,rocd nLons. on Forty.s,xsl,
street. whom lila followinr resolutions warn
adopted,
init 10 uny reduction iu our NV to what va hayo sc,,
receiving previous to December l. 1915 for tne fnljow
tnK reasons, to w.t.: Fra, We RI locomotive en-
gneerr are wcil sntiefcd TINT wo receive very Email
rsc NJ rat TX ant r ,ne o x rs" nsgor H.
December i. 1Sf 3as nivcn central nai,fnctim ot,, -
10 cnnployo ind cr,ploycr, - 'N'',,
Iesoirtd, Tint We tender our neartfc,t sy,pnnthv.
aud also our oura support TO all enginrers at rrcs.
cnt, or wlo ay hereafter oppose tho cucroachaicnts
Of r. ratltoa! officials M or our rights.
~ S'GncM ny Sonmcc ferfcsontnS '4o inoaa Cen
!hcsnn Mn. ATn na,6s e. e: , Lons l,foau
Duriinaor 4 Quincy i,uijroa Chcauo M,lwSnkcasSE ksS, (
ST. Taul Nuiroau Michigan Cenral Railroati. ~
nf.TfI
10 the Editor " YGc thiruov Tribune:
Sin. I hnld that nfl nxt,n-hnynr,lo,,r +r,t,oo
ought to be butter compensated iler t,Iurs
eil,r eunnt> ti,nn cn,,1nvmc,,fa Il, ,nvu,, ltt1o
or nd rfsl; tn lifn md limb. Ia # mt. IN ,
could nnuie a nun,t,or. hut forboar. yo, viii
reaf1iiy nrroa wifi n,o fns infer from vor o,y,,
coIum,B In tirnoa nnst} tI,nt tho hns,,naa ~ n.
ooulotiyo.cncineer ia one Of tl,eeo. Hnro1v Il
caunot Do s3,on forgotten Tint ,1n,,v err;,,aors ~
hayo bcon kiijeJ within n fcw' vnors nah
and others torribIy injured. In lin G mr..
formauco Of their i],ity. And NIX tl,ronr,, INV
ncglcot or caroiessnoss or their owl Int thro,n
ihe fault Of others, those otlors. in so,no
cases tIo n,auncers of tho roai|s or chnan IN.
competent 1non Erred by them. - @''''
If tho b,1niuosa Of m o,,rinoor In not oxtr,.
11a7ardoua. whv aro thav c1nrrci cxtra rotne ~
Drcn1i1rnn bv ti,o lfc iI;snrarco romnancs h.
nidoa. Mt corfnn uensona and in ,nns nr,or,o%.
rics tlnv n,.o srh;Sctn ~ o~trn rnr o,I on
1,o,ra ofit hnyo now,, to,n ~ n s sano anaoi,
occlnjoi] M to lava M t;mn 70 ronnvo ~ nf tno;,.
ciolhiue 1or scvcral lava md nirhts *onothor
And tl,n aarno nav hc snit nf ,lyo t,ran3S' ai
brntoraon mti, t,ir % nso,ah, , II ss, ~ me- ,,. sa
Vim m orridcnt occnra ,ro',al, ti,o ,. ,'oan,
noicncv NJ amc,, ,,na,silffn ano;noa,a ~
ho;n1r snhnttmtc fnr ,,oo nns tLo an ,,rn., @
,oono ,,ot,roii,. oxc1a;., 1;st liz - ia nsn', '
p1ny Of tho rni1road mnns@nn,cnt VIZ VIZ ,~.o,,
t,n ;1,a;1 H. ti,nna1 aet' "iun
kae AZ %HoAoHpA oHfsAtIIA 1IAAHC6 tOF tlAfN
, 1873-12-30
CLEVELAND.
srectal n{apatch to The Chicago Tribune.

AEHEL.4N1.
Srectat niapatch to The Chicago Tribune.
THE LAKE SHORE ENGINEERS D1RCoSTENTED.
CLEVELAND, o.. Dec. 2o.-A worry general bo-
lof proy1s In this city TINT tho ongsncors Of tho
14ako Shore l. Michigan Southern Road will
strike before New Yoar's Day. Telograms from
here announcing auuh d purpose woro road at
tho onGinoors' mootlug IN Pittsburgh to-day.
Ihcro IL strong foosing Of dissatisfaction over
tho reduced wages, and hut for tho prcsonce aud
porsonal influence Of Grand Chicf-Engtnocr VIII
place before thls timo. Tho engineers nro acting
wholly OH their own responsibility Oh a diyision
and contrary to tito advice of tho Drothorllo cd
headquarters. DiIigout inquiry among tho en-
ginccrs horo fails to elicit doiinito information.
They say openly TINT they can divulgo nothing.
Iholo aro 500 engineers Oh tho l{no botween
Buffalo and Chicago, md tho movement If
made, will bo unanimous. Tho ofilcen Of tho
road, including A. Stone, tho Managing Director,
arc confident TINT thoro will bo no trouble.
, 1873-12-30
THE JORDAN. MARSH & co. CASE.

bocks trhon into cliarGo comprise ouly those
Which portalucd to tho foreign bg,noss
Ut jordan, Marsh l. Co., mid that freq
accosB is to be allowed to them ut all
propor timos. Nothing llas boon taken that
business. The work Of examining tho accounts
OF tile llrm TaB commenced this morning, aud
will DO prosecuted with all possible dispatch.
Tho examiners aro comparing tile onrios Of ill
Voices with those on file at tho C,1stom-Hou
There aro 1000 or mora papers tn oxanluo.
, 1873-12-30

LOUISVILLE, Doo. 29.--All the striking en-
gineors in this vicinity refused to accept tho
ultimMtum made By tho Jeilersouvie, Madi son
j. Indianapolis Company. None Of thom hayo
resumed work to-day. All
MEETING or THE BROTHERHOOD
Tonight, The authority Of Grand Chief Wilson
was dsayowetl. It III also reported that tho acts
Of violence Of the striking engineers elsewhere
wcro strongly condemned. No violence what
ever il reported in this vicinity,
, 1873-12-30
lQLEDQ.

S'teal DiatM!th Ia ;Ae tAfraqa Tribune,
Toi.Eno, O., Doc. 2a.--:Tlc:o hna bcon eono
lttt!s excitement an'oug railrond men horo In re-
gnrl to tho striko. but nothing lIas occurred Of
"ty Importance, the only threatening signs bcing
Oh that portion OF the Pennsylvania Road run
ming from Msuslold to this place, aud known AZ
, 1873-12-30
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

Han FRANCISCO, Dou. 20.--IIoreaftor the Pa
cilo Atnll will dispatch but ono steamer por
month to China anil Japnu.
Tbs Chamber Of Commerce Tomorrow will
receive report OIL rAronl fnscu anu lroigi!ls
for Ibis coast to Do sent to CousroaH.
, 1873-12-30

tton OF tho school children n this State has lust
boon completed, showing G9l, Ian white, aud
o, lH3 colored schoa chiluron. Total t40,392.
Twenty-Five thousand dollara in city bonds
layo 1llat been Holtl at par.
, 1873-12-30

G1oucrsrER, Mass. Dee. 29.-Hcycral churches
:-oHn Hall, commemorative Of tic III mon Of
tho Gloucester flHlsiug marino who woro last
during tho year 1878. 4 large congregation was
preHGHt,
, 1873-12-30

discussed. and flnnl decision como to, Yery
littto freight a moving. att 1uat low It looks as
companies, for tho Brotherhood c1nmn to have
no connection with 1t. The Pan-1Iandlc Com
, 1873-12-30

for information leading tn tho detection Of tho
parties who hnyo thrown trnins from tho tracks
ly opening switches md placing obatruclious on
tho tracks,
, 1873-12-30

Ono tho,,sa,1d tloars Hill bo paid for Information
recurring tho nrrca nlil conviction u lhe parttea ro-
wiechi,g trainH, shooting md injurlng our o0icers
md employee whllo III pursuit OF tler lawful 1nsi-
ne?h or Interfering With tllcso otnployeH n unlaw-
ueBH.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-18
oHR1sr CHURCH LADIES' AUxLLIARY
ASSOCIATION.

This association, which has already had TWO
preliminary meetings, will hold an adjourned
meeting at the rooms of the Advancement
Society, over Mr.. Fogartie's book store IN the
bend Of King street, this afternoon, at quar-
ter-past four o'clock. The object Of this asso-
citation Is to cooperate with the rector and
yestry of Christ tChurch-emphalicaly nils
s!onary field-to visit persons resident IN the
vicinity of the church, search up Sunday
School scholars, and make collections IN De-
half OF tsls IMPORTANT work. All ladies' In
terested In this home misslon-and should DOT
all be THAT gives promise OF so much good,
are earnestly requested to attend this meet
ing OF the association and unite themselves
with it. A better opportunity OF Christian
labor seldom presents itselt. If the interest
already evlnced In this association be an index
of its future usefulness aud growth, then Is
there every reason for its members to feel en-
couraged. The constitution OF the associa-
ton will be read and acted upon at this meat
fp0
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-18
LOCAL 1AcONIcs.

The rifle clubs that will parade on the zso
instant sre holding frequent drills.
A rehearsal of the Oratorio of the Crea-
tIon will be held this evening at the usual
place and hour. Punctual attendance es-
pecislly requested by Mrs.. Barbot.
The Hope Steam Fire Engine Company
propose giving grand Invitation ball at the
South Carolina Hall. on the 25th instant.
The sale of reserved seats for the perform
ances OF the great tragedian Barret: will begin
at the box Office OF the Academy OF Music thls
morning.
James Brown, colored, stole two COW.
hides from the depot of the Savannah and
Charleston Railroad on Saturday and was ar
rested by the detectives yesterday.
Jacob Legare, an old colored ferryman at
North Santee Ferry, while crossing the river
in bis boat on the 9Th instant was accidentally
struck by an oar, and, falling overheard, was
drowned.
Henry P. Archer, ESQ.,, the principal Of
the st. Philip street school, has been Invited
to accept the superlnteudency OF the public
schools In Augusta, Ga. The withdrawal OF
Mr.Archer would be great loss to our public
echools, and 1t is hoped that he may be IN
duced to remain + re.
The festival of the Palmetto State Ride
Club, Captain Joseph Green, commenced at
the Military Hall last evening, and will be
continued TOR two nights more. The festival
was we'll attended last evening by colored
citizens. A set OF furniture and many other
articles will be rafled before the conclusion.
Yesterday afternoon the club paraded through
the principal streets.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-18
WASHINeTON'S BIRTHDAY.
Tho Parade of the w. l.. i. and Escort-
ing Clubs.

Tho Parade OF tho w. LII. and Escort-
ing Clubs.
A meeting of officers commanding escort
ing clubs was held at noon yesterday, at the
Chamber OF Commerce rooms. There were
present: Captain G. q. Mofett, sumpters;
CAPTAIN C. ]. Walker, Carolinas; Captain
Holmes, Palmettoes; Captain Armstrong,
Irish Rifles; Captain Wagner, WAGNER ar
tllery: Captain Hoffman, zouaves. In the ao'
sepce of Colonel Lewis N. Hatch, who Will
command the parads, Captain G. d. Moffet'
presided. Captain A. G. Magrath, Jr., adiu'
tant Of the day, acting as secretary.
Captain Courtenay, of the Washington Light
Infantry, stated that the meeting was called
to arrange the details of the parade on satur
day next, and the following programme was
determined upon:
The battalion line will be formed at niue
o'clock A. NJ, on Calhoun street, right resting
on King street. Escorting clubs to take posi-
In the line In the order Of their charters, the
Washington Light Infantry on the left OF the
line. The column will move down King tc
Hasel, through Hasel, Meeting, Market, East
Bay, Broad and King streets, to the Academy
of Music, where an address will be delivered
by Hon. W. D. Porter, an ex-captain Of the
Washington Light Infantry, at ten o'clock.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-18
TIE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY.

The good to be derived from life insurance
depends, of course, entirely upon the ealety OF
management, and it cannot be denied tnat, as
rule, our insurance companies are soundly
and ably managed. Among the best OF these
NAV safely be counted the New York Lille In
surance Company, which has just published
Its twenty-eghth annual report, In anotner
column, and can therefore boast of long-es-
tablished reputation. Few Institutions OF tue
kind can show 30 steady and solid grown as
this from it's foundation In 1s45 to the present
day. During the last eleven years Its assets
have Increased from $4,000, 600 to the enor-
nous sum of s2l, ,667 900, as published IN tnelr
last report. Their income amounts to S1,olo'-
4O7 05. with dlvisble surplus OF 81, ,642 Az w;
and during the past year they Issued Sslo
| policies, representing total insurance VI
| s27. .O96, ,273 6l 1t was this company which
eleven wears ago introduced the ''ten:year
non-lorfeitable policy" and 1t was also the
| frat to abandon the clause which forleits the
| policles of suicides. 1t was likewise the hrst
| to establish here Its Tontine Investment plan,
| by which a number of persons are associated
together to form fund for number OF years
agreed upon, at the end Of which time the
proceeds are divided exclusively among the
survivors. As The number of members nall'
turally continues diminishing, the income
keeps proportlonately increasing, until the
last fortunate survivors find themselves In
| possession of extraordinary profits. AS TINS
system not only enables man 10 provide Tor
bis family in the event of his death, but af-
fords him besides the chance of becoming the
possessor OF large sum OF money during his
lifetime, this Tontine principle has become
one of the most popular features of life In
surance.
The general agent Of this company Is Mr..
Thomas Frost, whose offices are at No. 81
Broad street, Charleston. The medical ex-
smlners are Drs. J. L. Dawson and Francis l..
Parker.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-18
F o B F L 0 B I D A
VIA SAVANNAH.

IThe Splendid side.wheel steamers, .s%=h
DICTATOR, Captain L. n. Coxetter,
and OITY POINT, Captain Fitzgerald, VIII leave
Charleston every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SUN.
DAY EVENING, at O'Clock precisely. for Savan-
nah Fernandina, Jacksonvil e, Magnolia, Green
Cove Springs, st. Augustine, Palatka and all
Landings on St. Johns hiver. Connecting at
Palatka with steamers for the Oclawaha River
and with the steamer STARLIGHT for Enter.
prise, Mellonvile, and all points on the Upper
st. Johns and Indian Rivers. q.
Connect at FcrnaEdina with Florida Railroad
for all points In the interior, and with Railroad
for New Orleans and Havana. via Cedar Keys.
All Way Freight must be prepaid.
For Freight or Passage, apply TO
RAVENEL q Co., Agents.
Corner Vanderhorst's Wharf and East Bay,
dec2
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-18

RIcg.-This market hid quiet ch iracter, with
easy rates for common qualities Sales about
2l0 tierces clean Carolina, say Al tierces at 6A,
1o6 at 6l3.I6, "a at 6X, 81 at &c p b. We quote
common to fair clean Carolina at eH@7;
good 7H@7Xc p ID.
| NAVAL SToREs-The arrivals were 49l bbls
rosin. The market was quiet and without trans
| actions.
FREIsHTs.-To Liverpool. by steam, direct, -
| on uplards, on sea islands; via New York, I'd
on uplands, 1Hd on sea islands; By sail,
I'd on uplands, and IA on sea islands.
To Havre, - on uplands. OOastwse-to New
York, by steam, Xc on upands and - on sea
Islands; 50 2 tierce on rice; 6Oc p Dbl on rosn
by sail, &C z tb on cotton; &c p tierce Oh
rice; soc q bbl on rosln; sll@l2 p n on lumber;
| Sl2al2 so 2 II on timber. To Bost n, by steam
&c on uplands and So so q tlerce on rice; by SAIL
&c a fb on uplands; rosu roc; resawed stun
$l2@l2 80; timber sla@l3 80; phosphate s5@6 so.
To Providence, by sail slO@ll q on boards;
g p tb on cotton; by steam Xc via New York.
To Philadelphia, by steam &c on uplands; 81 rs
p cssk on rice; 6oc y bb on rosin; ST on spirits.
Through bills OF ladlng given to Boston, Proy
dence and the New England cities are regularly
Issued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed.
By sail, So q N on boards; s12 on TIMBER -
ton on clay; So so on pnosphates. To Baltimore,
by steam &c p fb; by soil $s@s SO p on
boards; - on timber; SO so q ton at city; SIG
$50 2 ton up river on phosphate rock. Vessels
are in demand By our merchants to take lumber
freIghts from Georgetown. s. G.. Darlen and Satll'
Ia River, Ca, and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern
ports, and sl0@l2 q n are the rates on timber
aud boards.
DoMgsT1c ExcHANaE.-The banks purchase
sight checks on New York at H@A per cent. oG,
and sell at par.
ExcHANaR.-sterlng 80 day bills 241s@24k.
GoLD-The brokers were yesterday buying at
ID and selling at is.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-18
RUTLEDGE Avenue.

| A Petition 10 Council for a Plankroad
The following petition from the residents
of Rutledge avenue, asking for the relayipg o.
the pankroad, will be presented to the CITY
Council tonight. 1t is hoped that the Coun'
Gil will comply with the request:
To the Hon. Mayor and Aldermen Of the City
| of Charleston, 8. g.:
The undersigned residents and property.
holders in RutIedge avenue respectfully pc
tllion your honorable body 10 extend the
plapkroad now in Calhoun street through
| Rutledge avenue to Line street as soon as
practicable.
They respectfully call your attention to the
fact that since the location OF the City Railway
nothing has been done 10 the avenue; tnat II
Ia one of the most irequented thoroughlares OF
the city, and that the neavy daily travel along
It's line has cut up both sides OF the track into
deep ruts and large holes, which, even IN
comparatively dry weather, are alagnant
pools, Injurious TO health and destructive 10
comfort; that 1t is absolutely necessary lnaI
something be done Immediately TO preserve
this beautiful and fashionable drive. and the
oDly practicable means is to restore the plank
road within the limits Aforesaid. which was
taken m and removed at the time that Inc
track was laid for the City Railway:
John Hanckel, r. G. Gilchrlst,
Isaac W. Hayne, 2. K. Brewster,
Henry Caro-, v. W: otrouo,
W W. Sale. VIM. Lucas,
a. A. Trenholm, VIM. l.. Webb,
+, ]. Walker, James Allan,
T n. Holmes. A. 8. Johnston,
]. III. Thompson, Henry Hastedt,
a. T. Peake, P. L. Cleapor,
3. G. Barkley, E. F. Laroussenere,
IS. ]. wagner, A. Toomer Porter,
]. Drayton Ford, N. V. Arnau,
R. F. Graham, wv. y. 4. mRcneli,
q. 8. Chauson, W. K. Darby,
W. Paysin, A. W. Kontze,
O. Holmes, ). Garvee.
Julius Marant, Y. A. Cnisolm,
G. J. Prentiss, !. L. Ogler, ID. w..
Edward Baker, q. w. Parker, ID. ",
Semken Brothers, A. NJ. Lynah, n. D.,
F. q. Petit. NJ. L. Wilkins,
A. L. Tobias, F. w. Dawson.
AID others.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-18

Steamer Planter, Foster, Peedee River via
Georgetown. s y. 48l bales cotton, 2S0 ools naval
stores 112 rags rice. To Ravenel, holmes co.
l. Mowry son, A Smith, Wltte BIOS, X
Murdaugh d weekley, aldwell Son, w K
Ryan. u Walter d co, W Bee CO, Bsrdin d
Porker, Shaekeford d Kelly, II Frost co,
A Enslow q CO. Hall co Whilden Jones,
Terry Nolan, and others.
Steamer Dictator, Coxetter, Palatka Via JacE'
sonvllle. Fernandna and Savannah. 20 bales cot.
ton, SO bales moss. 25 bbs and boxes frutt 20
pxgs mdse. To Ravene l. co. williams & Son,
Witte Bros, Stoney d ! owndea, Fraser d Dill,
Schirmer. Pinckney Bros, Goldsmith on,
B Lalane co, Furchgott, Benedict co, and
others.
steamer. Emile, White, Georgetown, s O. 1872
tea rice. ~ bales cotton, and sundres. To shack.
eIford d Kelly. b Frost CO. J II Caldwell 4
Son, Holiness Book House. J R Pringle q Son. W
Bee 90, = N Thurston. W Steen, - Middle
TOD, Jr, Joseph Cohen. Mrs F 8 Frost, Fairly,
P Toomer. + BOrner. and others.
|: Stsamer City Point, Fitzgerald PaIatka via Jack.
sonville Fernandina and Savannah. bales
cotton, 20 bales hides, cases hats. 80 package es
CO, r Roper Southern Express co.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Schr John slusmon. Adams, Philadelphia
Cohen Il Wells.
Schr Mary Mankln. Tyler. Baltlmore-Cohen &
Wells.
schr Frye, Alexander, Baltimore q
Wells.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Champion. Lockwood. New York.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltimore.
schr Myrover. Brown, New York.
Schr " lille Luce, Talbot, Providence, i.
.Schr Srickuey, Golllnson. Baltimore.
Sehr Luci ella Cozzens. New York.
Schr Ida Richardson, BedeIl Baltimore.
schr Weaver. Gl.ding, New YORK.
Schr Mary Brewer, sanders. Orient, L. i.
Schr Wigwan, Field, Brunswick, Ga.
Schr Osprey, Dwyer. New York.
Schr John McAdam. Montgomery, New Haven
Conn. "
steamship South Carolina, Beckett, at Ne"
York. February II.
steamship Falcon, HaYnie at Baltimore, Feb
Br bark Investigator, Ford, at Liverpool, Feb
ruary IL.
spanish bark Conception, Iasterols, at Liver
pool February II.
Schr Mary, Gllchrist, at Cardenas, February l.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
Schr Jennie Middleton, Whitaker, at Boston
February Ia.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Manhattan. Woodruff, at New York
February is.
Schr G Nash, Cromley, at New York, Feb
ruary Is.
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
Br bark lthuriel, Cameron, from Havana, Feb
ruary s.
Br bark Agnes Campbell. Landry, from Ham
burg. and Plymouth. Eng, via Shelborne, N s
the latter February IL.
Schr Georgia, 0restt, from Belfast, Ne, Feb
ruary g.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-18
COTTON INVESTIGATION.

An examination will be held before her
Britannia Majesty's Consul, as special com
missioner, at eleven A. NJ. to-day, with view
to showing that the maDipulations by Uoited
States agents OF cotton seized by them just
after the war, were such as TO render the re.
turns of The Gales of such cotton false
crterions as to Its value. Persons possessing
information tending to throw light upon the
action of the officials referred to, are Invited
to attend.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-18
Passengers.

Per steamer Emile, from eeorqetown-Giss
Fori, A Morgan. Rev Stokes, Miss O Hem
minQway, Mis- McGllvery, w Jones, B usz-
z4rd' NJ McGlyery I.esesne. Rev = spark
and wife, G Simmons, W Harrison, Mrs 8
Moult,ie and daughter. and II on deck.
Per steamer Dictator, from Palatka via Jackson
willie, Fernandiua and Savannah-Capt Norton,
Mr. ollius and wife Capt Young, Mr. Phillips,
Mr. Fitzgerald, Mr. ConchlDg, Munrin, and on
deck.
Per steamer City Point from PalatRa via JACK.
sonville, Fernandna and SaVannaE-IbiSnop
Young. MISS PeIlnau, Cumming, ] Dela'
matte and wife, and on deck,
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TIE COURTS.
Municipal Court.

municipal OoUtts
Jas. Gallagher, drunk, fifty cents. Edward
Kelly, drunk. fifty cents. Solomon Davis,
eolored, applied for lodging, held for examl-
nation. Jas. Brown, colored, drunk and dis
orderly, one dollar. N. McNellage, drunk,
dlsorderly and abusing the police, two
dollars. VIM. Weston, colored, disorderly and
drawing knife on Henry Simons, two dollars
or twenty dsys.
United States Commissioner.
Samuel Green and Alex. Campbell, colored,
OF Beaufort County, were bound over by Com
missioner Porteous yesterday for trial before
the United States Court on charges of selling
liquor. and tobacco wltAegt internal revenue
licenses.
Court OF Common Pleas.
The Court of Common Pleas was opened
yesterday by Judge Graham. OF the jurors
drawn for the term, twenty-five appeared,
two were excused and twelve were delaslters.
An order was Issued to draw eight additional
Jurors.
The case Of 8. g. Farrar & Bro. against W.
L. Lee was referred to James Lowndss, ESQ.
az special referee.
In the case of G. W. Wiecking against John
D. Zanoga, suit for collection oil money, the
Citizens Savings Bank was ordered to pay to
the sheriff one hundred and sixty-eight dol
lars and twenty cents from the deposits of the
defendant.
In the case of Mantoue & Co. against W. W.
Ward, suit for collection of debt, a motion
made by the defendant for new trial was
granted, on condition that he gives bonds for
final settlement In case OF decision in favor
OF the plaintiffs.
The court then adjourned until tomorrow.