Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-01-03

LATEST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MESSAGE.
Just before going to press, the mail of yesterday
arrived, bringing several important items Of news
which we are compelled to compress into the small
lest possible space. On Monday last the President
wearied with the wrangling in the House, sent hi
message to the Senate. The House refused to re
ceive it.
Very strong ground is taken by the President il
his allusion to our quarrels with England in refer
ence to the Central American question and the vio
lation of the neutrality laws, and the President en-
tertans doubts to the pacific termination of the diff
fculty. Next are discussedithe Sound Dues ques
ton, of which liberal view is taken and the Spanish
broi, which, he believes, will be settled amicaby
The Message recommends retired list for the or
my; the gradual increase of the Navy; the modih'
cation of the postage rates and the revision and re-
ducton of the tariff rates. says but little about Kan
sas and somewhat more about Nicaragua and Mexi'
co. Upon the slavery question: the Message is sound
to the core, denouncng the fanaticsm of the North
ern States and adherng to the Democratic Constitu
tiona creed The receipts of the treasury last year
are reported at S65, 10000; expenditures $780, S62,
600; balance in the Treasury, SIS, 300, 900. We
hope to receive the Message in time for our next
ISSUE In the Senate the views in relation to Great
Britain were loudly approved.
Accounts from Kansas report riot at Fort Leav'
enworth on the 10Th, between the Pro-Slavery and
Ant-Slavery parties The ballot boxes were des
troyed and the voting stopped. An Anti-SlaverJ
mans house was burnt, and the incendiary having
been arrested and lodged in Jail, the Jail was bro
ken open and the prisoner rescued. Great; excite
ment prevails along the frontier. Another account
says that the border Mssourians would not allow thu
polls to be opened in several places and that the bal
lot boxes were destroyed, and the judges maltreat
ed. -.
- Late advices from Mexico announce that Alvarez
had resigned the Presidency, and had been succeed
ed by Gen. Commonfort. A new Ministry had beer
organized. - -.---, .... -.
European papers continue to represent the pros
poets of peace as quite fattering Austria has sub
mitted propositions to France and England, with the
assurances of support, which the allied powers
France especially, are disposed to accept These
proposals !stipulate; First, To convert the Blacs
Sea into o commercial one, as substitute for the
third of the Vienna four points-excluding foreve,
the navies of oil nations from it, and Second, the
whole course of the Danube, its mouths included te
be entirely released from Russian control 1t is said
that Russia will certainly accede to these PROPOSE
tions.
The Telegraph announces the death Of E1-Sena'
tor, J. NJ. BERR1EN, at Savannah, Georgia, on Mon
day. Also, of the eldest Baron Rothschild at Frank
fort on the Maine Mr.. Alcorn student Of the
Theological Seminary, Columbia, died suddenly OF
Tuesday, in the street. of fhemmorhage of the lungs
No Speaker has yet bcen elected. The House hat
adjourned until to-day. The Democrats hqd held q
caucus and resolved to stand to the last by Richard
son and their platform. If this is thecourse, Banks
the Abolitonist will certainly be elected before the
end of the week.