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National Republican., 1873-12-17
PkOBATE COURT-JUDGE OLIN,
POLICE couRT-JUDaE SMELL.

Yesterday Thomas Nash, assault on oscar
Howard; 80 and costs. Henry Hummell, yabhery;
committed for action Of the grand Jury. Icmucl
weedep, assault and battery on Landrics Lett.
wich; s3. WIN. W. Carter aRd VIM. Lightipot
engaging in an aflray; " each; Henry Johnson,
snatching cases Were postponed. Adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-12-17

TaE people Of Omaha are yariously and pleas
anty alluded 10 by outsiders as "Omahvgs,
0Onahosses," )" "Omuhorribics," etc.
National Republican., 1873-12-17

A RHODE IsLASDJuRr were hvc days debating
on hog case involving u, and then recommended
both men 10 the mercy oi tue court.
90 -
THg people OF Omaha are yoriOusly and plo,s.
antly alluded 10 by outsiders as "Omahvgs,"
"Omahosses," /" "OmahOrriblcs," etc.
A CATIEoHSIA paper says "Born--A son,
regular lfteen.pOunder, TO the wife OF Elder
Manhcfn, the eloquent expounder.'
'.Thomas Jeflerson, you and Jameh Madison come
into the house, and bring Abe Ilncoln with you
or I'll reach iOr you, snahW
IMMHDrATPLy alter Christmas Irishmcn
throughout the world are to be asked 10 subscribe
q suIn ol from G2o,O0o to Syo01O Ms. . testimonial
TO Mr. Butt, for the great seLficvs be has rendered
TO the Irish Home Rule movement.
------zn------
TuE latest Parislan novelty I. lady with two
h0adJ. She siaIs duets, and oats with bob
moulhs nj the faine time and OF course has two
appGt.tcs Nice times, these, to have being Of
tiff kind as member Of your family slfclr'
A Pun ,pSsPuJA Quaker c0mpliu,entod one Of
hi scef, who bud l1lnrd an Episcopal church, on
the nav OFy1n used there, .Wby, thought
theo objected 10 church mustoi" "Ah, 30 | Do
was he reply; "hht " thee must worship uod by
machinery, 1 want .hee % hayetho best
a=-------s-~~S-ra
PRlsoSFR ito learned pagtst rhte)-7"II2s apY
QUE r,sbt 10 commit nuisanccf" ioarneu
isfrhto..-tNo, cir, not oven tho mayor; no, air.
! not even tho Governor" PrsoneEF.Ihen YOU
/ ehnt oompit met for was GUssted u nuisanec,
and you've decided that ] an one"
National Republican., 1873-12-17

EonD's OPERA HOUSE.
THE BRILLIANT EMOTIONAL ACTRESS,
Miss Clara Morris,
IN HER MusT NOTED PrKsONATloSs.
Each pay VIII lie produced With rcunsrk- -hlc sle-
Enncc df sccncty. COSTUMES aud Furniture,
! Every .dgrnun NJ entirely hew-
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER ",
LAST IiMEOT
Halery's Great Play, In four acts, Of
ALIxp. ALIKE. AIJxE.
Her Maichless sueccs. In New York.
CLARK MoRRis MiriNiE shTttRnhYsN'
In preparation for the Itolidays great toie,npo-
rancous Drama, with Realistic Scenery, Startling
Effects, and Notabic Cast ofCharscters.
Aiso,a Merry Chrlstn,as Pant omlme.
-hhree Matinees thristinAs weet-lJth, sfth and
zth, Thursday, frsdp and Saturday. drciT
RAND CONCERT
FIRST PREsBY1frIAy CHURCH,
-. --.-. Four-nud-a half street,
On WEDNEsnAr EVENING, December II,
- by the CHOIR aud amateur talent, ~
Tickets At Parker's, seventh street; Elli.' muslc
store, and at thc door ON wednesday evening.
A LITERARY AND MYSTICAL ENTnR.
room Of Tic Thirisrnih.itresf Rsp,is, eln,rh nn
WEDNEsDAY EVENING. ijih Inst, Of 1:as
o'clock; Proceeds TO be devoted TO the organ r,nd
Of the church. Tickets may be procured from mrn,-
hers Of the church, at Iutfrcil q Wine's or nj tho
door, on "wednesday cy cuinK, JcI0-M
National Republican., 1873-12-17

TWENTY PER CENT. pIScobET
NJ. william will sommeh1e seilhp, On Monday,
December Is, Lis entire sLoek " lsdiep' Spd chill
arsns dtes'e' ahd cloass Ma dlycoant Of twenty
National Republican., 1873-12-17

THitF RATS
AM NilN MrCiI LOWER
#. TnASulEr sgIsR
rOi'i Az r,..T. Eisr.
uuNE ATB sgr,
s-~e .ll16LE BRos..
Merchant lailOrs and Fine ClOthers,
CORNER seventh and u streets.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-14
The New York Cotton market.


NEW YORK. January 10.
The Financial Chronicle says: Tne tendency OF
the market the past week has heen DOWN. ards.
Tnis is due almost entirely 10 the increased re-
celpts We have frequently pointed out the
causes which have been operating since the early
part OF November TO check the free movement OF
cotton. LIVERPOOL has not accepted these ex.
nsnations. but has Interpreted the decreased
weekly arrivals as indicating small crcp. Tne
activity and advance there has reacted on our
market, and the result has been considerable
rise IN our quotations. Nov these condltloDs ap-
pear to be reversing themselves, aud consequent
iy. with large receipts large crrp eslima es are
made, and lower prices rule. Still the downward
movement has been slow, spot quotations oelog
reduced only Hc curing the week. To-day the
transactions were moderate and the tone OF the
market dull; some support to prices mas been I'm
parted by the decided improvement OF the money
market at London.
Enr Intnre delivery there was q steady decline
TIL Wednesday morning, when the lowest ngu'es
OF the week were made, the market being espe
cIally depressed for the later months, sales being
made at l9hc for January. 10 9-l6 for February.
10 1915 for March, and 2oN Tor April. decline OF
l.1s to Y from the prices OF the previous day.
Prom these prices there was some Improvement
during that day, especially for the early months:
while on Thursday there was a1urtner ADVANCE OF
XaS. .,oc, but with 9 reduction IN the volume OF
business. To day there has been some ur'her
Improvement. but liDlted business, except ior
March, the sales for that month aggregatlnR 460O
bales, with 24on bales at one price Tor Feorqary.
Tnu prices for futures last reported we've oasis
low mIddling) I9Xc for January, l9N for Feoru.
ary 20k for March, 20 9-16 for ApIn, 20 1915 Tor
May, 2iX for June, and ElA for July. the total
bales. For Immediate delivery the total sales foot
10 this week 10 sO3 bales including oAs ior ex-
port, 3122 for consumption, 1852 for speculation,
and 200 In transit.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-14
ANUSEMENTS.
Mrs. Oates in Eortunio.


Mrs oates was greeted by full house at
the Academy last night. Since ner las' ap-
nearance In Charleston Lthis lady mas won
new laurels, having made successful anc e3-
tended tour of the United States, besides Gu
teriug the united state Of matrimony' liners
ia marked Improvement In both her actlng
and singing, and her support Is better Inan
last wear. In the song, "Oh! have you hearu
the newp," the local hits and personal anu
slops " re unusually broad, but tney were
exceedingly humorous and entlreiy lnonen-
dive. and the song received no less than four
entbusiastic encores. In the lmpersonation
of the peculiar roles of burlesque, 1t is oy no
means easy to do full justice thereto without
rIsking offence to the refined; but Mrs. oates,
without sacrificing aught of her sprightliness
and charming naivete, has thoroughly over
come the difficulty. Tonight Lies BaVards''
which had great success In Savannah last
week.
Janauschek, the queen Of English tragedy,
supported by her own great star company and
Mr.. James H. Taylor, pays her second visit to
Charleston next week, and will appear at the
Academy on the 2lst, 22d, 2sd, Oath and 2Stn
,pst.. Mary Stuart, Deborah, Chesney Wold,
East LYNNE, and Macbeth will be presented.
last wear Janauschek played al Troy, Buffalo,
louisville, Washington, Cleveland, Albany
Chicago. Indianapolis, Terre Haute, Kansas
Civ. St. Louis, Cincinnati, during perloa o'
| three months, and the aggregate amouu'
| which she received as her share was so4, auo.
At the time these figures were puollsheo IL
was Estimated that $4,000 would be her eA'
| nesses for the three months In which sne
realized s54, 800. Dsducting this s3o,ooo lrom
| her receipts, 1t leaves the neat little profit ol
s24, 800. The above is published by way Of
novelty to show how she draws. Her last en-
oapeme1lt In Charleston was perfect ovation
and her Lady Macbeth filed the Academy
| with the largest audience that has ever oeen
crowded Within It's walls. II was an evening
of exquisite enjoyment, and one which car
scarcely ever be forgotten. In Mary stuart
Janauschek is queen; in Deborah she Is the
outcast Jewess; but In both she commands the
\ highest admiration. It Is hard to say In WHICH
drama she excels. In both her genius mus
be- acknowledged; and we doubt not that sne
will on each night of her stay in this city re-
ceiye as enthusiastic greeting as she did on
the occasion of her first visit to our beautiful
city. u,.
Parties are already being formed at Colum-
bia and other points In the State to Visll
Charleston to see the great Jefferson IN Rip
| Van Wrinkle.
"Humpty Dumptyn Fox played last night 10
Columbia. He is coming TO Charleston soon'
Miss Jesnie Patterson was cordially re,
ceived In social circles In Savannah, and WILL
give parlor readings there at an early day
/! She is the guest OF one Of the most prominent
citizens of Savannah.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-14
MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, y. C......JANUARY Il, 1878,
tat az deg 4s min SO SEC. Lon 10 deg ST min IT sec
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Bark Florence, Mayo. Boston, days. Guano.
To g W Williams co. Previously reported az
quarantine.
steamer City Point, Fitzgerald. Palatka via Jack
sonvile, Fernaudina aud savannah. q paies
cotton, 1 hcrse and wagon, ~ bales sidd es, on
packages mdse, 20 packages irult 70 KaVehei q
co, WItte Bros, Williams Son, VII
lams & CO, G lngraham Son, Kirk'
patrick, + O'Neill, Pibckney Bros, StoDey,
Lowndes l. CO, Chapeau l. Herron, singer sewing
Machlue co, Har. CO, Jenords CO.
steamer Planter. Foster, Peedee KYer vls
Georgetown @. 1877 oaes cotton. 2ea 3os & naYs.
CO, L u Mowry Son. A Smith, Wllte s, BIos,
w B Bee L CO, NJ Caldwell Sons, D Kirk
pa rick. W Ryan, PelzeT RodgsrIS Co. ~ 9usTck, x
smith. q II Walter Il CO. Jhrsssasel III "A ] ssl!fhas
BarIen Il Parker, 8 X Marshall co, Whllden
Jones, Stoney. Lowndes co. A Wagener, Muir.
dsuph d weekles. ShackelIord Kelly, = Frost
ID co, Wilcox. Gibss co, aulilgan' l. ehapin'
Sonr Ann Deas, Garbatti. West Point Mill,
40 tlerots rice. ToJ Pringle Son.
Received from Chisolm's MIL. 40 rerces rice
To Thurston.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
schr A L Butler, Weber. Bosom.
Schr Hattie Turner, Turner Portsmouth, Il.
sch: E simmons, Young, Baltimore. IT,
FROM this PoKT.
steamship Gulf Stream, Hunter. at Philadelphia
January ~.
Schr il F Lowell. Fslker at Boston, January 10,
aud proceeded to Weymouth.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Ashland, - at Philadelphia, jan
uary IL.
CLEARED Fob THIs POK1.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, at New YORK.
January II.
schr Thomas " Haven, Brown, at New York,
January 10.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-14
4 FINE SCHOONER.

The schooner Abby Z. Bentley, which ar
rived here on Friday last, is new vessel, built
In Connecticut OF the best live oak, Chestnut
ard hard plue, has been constructed with great
care, and has all the qualities OF flrst-class
craft. She is 124 feet keel, 80 feet beam, 10
feet depth, aud measures 2ss tons. She has
fine sailing qualities and is three masted, now
the favorite rig for this class Of vessels, and is
admirably adapted to the Southern trade. She
ia Intended expressly for the New York Com
mercial Line, of which Mr.. E. F. sweegan, Of
our city, in agent here, and ia commanded by
Captain Mehafy, a popular and experienced
officer. Her owners are hessrs. Bentley,
Glldersleeve & Co., Captain Mehaffy and
others.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-14
HOTEL ARRIYALs-JANUARY IS.
CharleatOn.

Charleston.
W Smyth, Atlanta; o Henshaw. Camden;
E O Coffin, Lynn; G Il Danfortt Kingsland,
New York; a Woods, W Merry, II Williamson,
South Carolina; James II Cutchen, lndiantown;
D Binxerdon, Brooklyn;s Landor, Sumter.
Pavilion.
J R Hardy, Savannah; Tracy Titus, lady and
servant, Comic Op' re Company; Geo Pritchett,
Clarendon; " Haynesworth, N NJ Mccall, G W
Mccall, Darlington; W ] Lee and lady, Aingstree;
W Afford, Jas Berry, Elliott, R Mullins,
Marion; Jno o Elliott, EGingham; oP Muller,
f Railroad; L Loyns, Manning; Jno Nettles,
Lanes; s MicEle, Camden; D Batione and
lady, o s Navy; M Appleby, Heevesville;
Lanham. Florida.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-14
THE COURTS.
United States Court,

Petition OF henry Culp, of Chester, tor
voluntary bankruptcy. Referred to Registrar
Clawson. Petition of Augustus Verdler, OF
Colleton, for aual discharge from bankruptcy
Referred TO Registrar Carpenter. Petition OF
VIM. J. Fountain, of Darlington, for voluntary
bankruptcy. Referred to Registrar seaorook.
The following appointments were made :
Leon Metz, assignee ri George Eplng, OF
Lexington; Henry O:,leale, assignee OF W. D.
Anderson, Of Ls..ens; A. F. Phiier, assignee
of Henry Whitmire.
The grand Jury found the following true
bills Samuel Fraser, Arthur B. Lee and Glas-
cow Glover, selling liquor and tobacco with
ont an Internal revenue license.
George 8. Holmes Ras aaqshittted TO tho prac-
tice Of lew/4sn the United States Courts.
Glasgow Glover and Samuel Fraser were
found not guilty of selling liquor and tobacco
without license.
Inferior Court.
The grand jury made the following findings:
True bills-John Laurence, grand larceny;
Amelia Smalls, assault and battery; &. H.
Cain, obtaining money under false pretences.
No bllls-Slmon Robinson, assault and bat
terry; VIM. Rivers, assault with intent to iilI
and assault and battery; Walter Jervey, assam;
and battery; Francis N. and George F. Kin
loch were found not guilty OF violating the
act regulating the payment of laborers' wages.
Thomas Jones and Cyrus Fraser, James King,
Charles Ford and Josiah Barnwell, were
found not guilty of grand larceny and cow
killing.
The case Of Alfred Mlllhouse, grand larceny
and COW killing, was mol. pressed.
Amelia Smals was found guilty OF assault
and battery.
John Lawrence was found not guilty oil
grand larceny.
The case of R. A. vesey, perjury, was struck
of.
Lewis Walker was tried on charge OF bur-
elary and larceny, and the jury Instructed 10
bring in sealed verdict.
Municipal Court.
Henry Dralne and VIM. Browne, colored,
dlsorderly, peace bond each. Wn. Johnson,
drunk and disorderly, one dollar. Charles
Fraser, colored, lodged by trial Justice, de-
liyered to warrant. Patrick Clifford, drunk,
dlsorderly and resisting the police, two dol
lars or twenty days. VIM. Browne and Ja-
cob Drayton, colored, James Ferguson aud
John Coyne. white, applied for lodging, dis.
charged. John Middleton, colored, killing
Alfred Peter, colored, trial justice. John
Russell, drunk, one dollar. Henry Hall aud
Mary Walsh, drunk and disorderly, two dol
lars or twenty days each. Patrick Donovan,
drunk and dlsorderly, ofS dollar. Henry
Deas, colored, drunk and dsorderly, two dol
lars or twenty days. David Aitken, drunk,
one dollar. Moses Moore, colored, drunk
and di.orderly, one dollar. Jesse Cbisolm,
drunk, dlsorderly and assaulting policeman,
two dollars or twenty days. Jacob O'Neill
and Andrew Turner, colored, stealing wood
from the South Carolina Railroad depot,
thirty days each. Two goats, at large, one
dollar each.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-14
Auction Sales This Day.

LeiLch & Bruins will sell at IL o'ciocA' n'"'
the Postof1ce, real estate. .,o,,,,,
Tnwndes 4 Grlmball will sell at IL O'CLOCK
near the Postofiice, real estate.
H.H. DeLeon will sell at IL oclocR' nea'
the Postof1ce, real estate.
]. Fraser Mathewes will sell at IL O'CLOCK
near the Postofice, real estate and securities
Henry Cobia & Co. will sell at hait-pas'
O'Clock. at their store, -four and pigs feet.
John G. Minor Co. will sell at nail-past II
O'Clock, at their store. dry goods and sunarles
stefsns, Werner & Ducker Will sell s'
o,c,ock. before their stores, butter, cheese, &C
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-14
New York Naval stores Market.

NEW 1Uhh, JauuaiJ ~.
The Daily Bulletin says; Spirits turpentlne has
appear to be pretty confident IN their views, and
are generally demanding higher figures. We
only hear Of sale OF 100 bbls merchantabe order
at 6lHc. strained TO. IN Is hell trlne nrmer,
though the volume OF trade effected continues
light Sales 70J bbl- at So 8O aud so bal do at
So 10. The inner grades meet moderate demand
at about steady prices Sales 500 onls good No.
at 81 25, and 2OD bbls pale at SIS 80. Tar con-
tinuts rather quiet at about former pr ces we
note q sale OF SO bbls, part Wilmington and part
provision barrels, at So 30. Pitch Is selling mod.
erarely in jobbing way at sia4 rs for city de-.
liyered,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-14
PIRsoY CIINs IRREGULARITIES.
a,rious Charge.

SerfOus CnUrSes
II win be seen by reference to the Inferior
Court proceedings, published In THR NEWS
This morning, that the grand jury have found
a true bill against the Rev. R. b. Calm for OBJ
tanning money under false pretences. The
charge is founded upon an affidavit made be-
fore Trial Justice Levy by Abrsm Paris, q
colored man, to the effect that the Parson In
,duced him to purchase four acres Of land In
the Village of Lincoln for fifty dollars. The
money was paid to the Parson on the frat OF
November, 1871, but Paris has been as yet
unable either to get Issession Of the land or
his money. The affidavit further states that
Paris has reason TO believe that the land he
was Induced to purchase was never owned by
Gain.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-14
Receipts per Railroad, January 13.
eouTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

1612bales cotton, 81 bales goods, Q! cars wood
ana lumber, 26 casks clay, 2cars stock, To r
agent, Trenholm Il son, G q Walter G co.
Hopley co, D KIacke. Martin d Mood,
kiecke Petermaln, Ravenel d CO, Caldwell d
SON. ID + Fleming Il co, Pelzer, Rodgers co. "
Smith & CO, A Salinas, Williams Son, @
W VII Jams i co. u II Frost co, Bro d 20,
a Foin q Son, Reeder & Davis, Wagner, Huger
Il CO. Sloan Il Seignious, A b MuIhgan, Wiss
co, Urawley & DehUn, J F sires, Prlngle Son,
T P Smith. Mallonee. Shler hernandez,
Counts l. Wroton, Book, Kinsman lowell
Goldsmith 4 Son, Mowry 4 Son, A 5 Smith,
Witta Bros W U Courtney q co,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-14

KID GLOVES at 81, 81 rs and 81 so per pair
iu assorted colors-lght and dark, black, DC.
Also, The Victoria" White Kid Glove, very
superior, OF 81 so, to which special attention
is directed, by J. R. READ d Co. JAMS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-14
Others.

A HANrsoAE GIFr.-The Sisters OF Mercy
return most grateful Acknowledgements to Mr.
J. q. Devereux for his valuable gift of beau
tifnl altar for the chapel OF st. Joseph's Acad-
emy. Sumter. We have seen this really
hesnt,ful altar. Its chaste decorations reflect
great credit on Mr.. Devereux's taste. and We
congratulate the Sisters Of St. Josephs
Academy on this handsome donation 10 tnelr
chapel.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-14
TEE COMET srAR ENTERTAINMENT;

The fair and grand promenade prize concert
of the Comet Star Steam Fire Company open
ed at the Military Hall last evening under
favorable circumstances. The walls and cell
inr OF tie hall wer, tastelully festooned with
parti.colored paper fringe, flags, eVergreens
and flowers. A large number OF attraoti'e
booths, bearing lots OF nice things were
ranged ON either side of the hall. Agood
band was In attendance and rendered excel
lent music. ne hall was visited during the
evening by large numbers. The Comet Star
ia large and efficient company, and we'll de-
serves to succeed in the enterprise it has un-
dartaken.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-14
s,v.ssAu AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.

81 bales upland cotton. SO bags sea is aud cot.
ton, GIG bu. hels rough rice, cars lumber, mdZe,
&c. To Reeder Davis, W Green, Geo W W
Stoub U Claussen, d y Kracke. g Ii Lin.
stedG A Smith. WitJe Bros. ColcocE il co, w p
DOW ing, Davis, p Stoop. W U Courtney & CO..
Halls, Bailey, Mrs Pollard. Z FcEng, T
Jones. S Mitchell, Jno Field. Young, Uswell,
Il Frost IL CO, Thomas Murray, s Stokes, u
Miller, W Stevenson, Whlldeu i Jones, J Hanckel,
Jas r Prlngle & Son. W U Bee & co, Peizer,
Rodgers & CO, Fraser & rill, Murdaugh Il Week.
ley, Mowry l. son, Webb. Barden Il Parker,
d stoney w Dukes & co, and others.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-14

We INVITE attention to j. B. READ Co.'s
advertisement of HARRIs's "SEAMLEss" KID
GLOVES, which are universally acknowledged
to be the best imported. ]. R. READ d Co.
have again received full line In all sizes.
ian9
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-14

CALL AT the Broad street Fruit Store, If you
want to purchase Fruit, Nuts, Candles, CT.
gars, Tobacco, &c. On hand, those Sweet
Florida Sugar Drop Oranges-the sweetest
orange that grows. No. 81 Broad street, next
to NEWS Office,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-14

KID GLOVES KID GLOVES ! KID GLOVES -
]. R. READ & Co. have again opened q full line
of HARRIs's superior "Vctoria" Kid Gloves,
two buttons, at 81 rs, in street colora, operas
and black. JAMS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-14
LOCAL LACONICS.

The steamer Falcon WILL Bali lor oo'''nnoAe
at four o'clock this afternoon.
"A regular quarterly meeting OF the
Charleston Library Society will be held at one
O'Clock, P. NJ, to-day.
Winds veeripg to the west and nortn'
with clear and clearing weather, are preoio'-
ed Tor the Southeastern States to-day.
"A rehearsal Of The Oratorio Of the Creation
will take place tonight, when 1uli ana
punctual attendance is requested.
The Bruederllcherbuud will give, this
evening, one of their regular monthly enter
ts,nments. Every member may look for q
pleasant evening.
--Esther Brown, the colored girl who was
bnrned In St. Andrews Parish q few days ago.
died Yesterday at the City Hospital. Coroner
Logan held an Inquest. and the verdict ol
the Jury was, death from accidental burning
The National Zousves will give grand
military ball at the Academy of Music on tne
evening OF the I'D instant. Efforts are max
ing to get several other rife clubs to particl-
nate. In the forenoon Of the same day the
zouaves will parade.
- An investigation into the causes OF the
recent fire in Legare street and that on board
the bark Duffus, was made yesterday by the
chiefs of the Fire and Police Departments.
The conclusion arrived at was that the former
rc:ulted from defective flue, and that the
latter WAS the result OF an unknown cause.
in the formula of the excellent remedy
for neuralgia, recently published in The NEWS,
there was q typographical error. We reprint
it. corrected as follows: Albumen of egg, one
ounce; rhigoline, four drachms; oil pepper
mint, TWO drachms. collodion and chloroform,
of each one drachm.
"A white man named Finegan got drunk
Yesterday afternoon, and became involved In
q difficulty, at the corner OF King and Went
worth streets, with G. F. Lawrence, colored
man, whom he stabbed slightly In the stom-
sch. ,Flnegau was locked up In the Main
Gusrdhouse. Lawrence walked to the Guard
house, and after preferriug charges against
Finegan, went away apparently little incon-
venienced by the hurt.
Tho Confederate Home. Rrnah street.
gratefully acknowledges The receipt OF copy
inc press from Mr.. VIM. Shepherd; one tierce
OF rice from an annual contril ator; one ton OF
coal from Mr. E. F. sweegau; one barrel ap-
niles from Captain B. F. Brown, Of schooner
Myrover; twelve indestructible basins from
Mr. W. L. Webb, and also donations OF arti-
oles for the Christmas tree from Mr.. s. Fogar-
Tie, Messrs. Won santen, Kinsman, Fisher, and
other kind friends.
II In noticing the admirable pressing done
on the cargo of the bark IpEessssltsator, for Lv-
erpool, In Qgr IssSds OF yesterday, the names OF
the sChsrleston Hydraulic Cotton Press" ana
.Tyler Cotton Press" were omitted. inree
hundred and thlrty-one bales OF tAo cargo
were compressed at the former, ana tnree
hundred and sixty at the latter, forming ABOUT
one.third of the whole, and these presses are
entitled to fair share Of the credit for the
excellent work done.