Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-11-05
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INTERPRETATION.

When oil the white people of the United, States
reduce their expenses one shilling day it makes
G difference of eighteen millions of dollars week,
and of over fifty millions every month. '''''.'"A A
railroad meeting was held at Hendersonyile, North
Carolina, on the 9th utimo, to devise and consid-
er the best method of constructing arailroad frsm
Greenville, South Carolina, to Paint Rock win.
Hendersonvile and Asheville. ....""The Steamer
Baltic brought the sad news of the death of THOMAS
CRAWFORD, the Sculptor. He died in Lordon on
the 18th of October. ...'''..At themeeting Of the
xtCongresa two newSates will be in readiness for
admission into the Union-0regon and Minneso-
tn. ........The Raleigh Register announces TINT
the Bank of the State of North Carolina suspend
ed specie payment. This is the mother bank,
and we suppose the children will follow the exam
pie. ........B. Brandreth, the "pill DOCTOR" is
candidate for the New. York State Senate .'''''''
The Rhode Island Central Bank, according to a
statement Of its condition published on the 18th
instant, had circulation Of 1886, ,702, and just
seven dollars in specie This is initiating the cur
rency with vengeance. '...."..Hon JOHN s. PRES
TON. of Columbia, arrived in New York ic the
Baltic from Liverpool. ''.'.The Gazette says that
there was slight fall of snow in Cheraw, on
Friday night Inst. .''.:.Withip the past ten days
S2,75O,OO0 in specie has arrived in the United
states-S1, $50, 900 at New York, and $500, 900 at
New Orleans. .......""MonTMER THOMPSON, alias
"Doesticks," was married in New Haven on Sat-
urday, to Miss ANNA H. VAN CLEvE of Minnesota.
........The Carolina Times says that Mr. HowARD
H. CALDWELL, of Newberry, is about to give to
the world another volume Of poems. 1t will be
issued in about three weeks, by Messrs. WHITE
MORE, NILES & HALL, Of Boston The book will
embrace about three hundred pages.
Hon. A. O. P. Nicholson has been elected by
the Legislature of Tenntssee Senator from that
State, to succeed Hon. John Bell, whose term Of
service expires March 4, 1859. "".":At Cincin-
natl, on Tuesday of last week, 500 hogs sold for
December delivery, ut S.. Slop fattened hogs
have declined to 4 a 81. IS gross. The St. Louis
Republican notAstho satc of 900 hoss OF 81 pss
cwt., and and says offers to sell 200 more at the
same rate were made on Saturday, but found no
purchasers. ....." During the whole of the revul-
sion in 1887, the number of failures reported in
New York was about FIVE hundred: but the re-
turns under the bankrupt law in 1s4l showed that
FIVE thousand took the benefit of that act, showing
liabilities amounting to about fifty millions of dol.
lars. .....Last year "only one person in $685.
449 who travelled by railway, was killed" from
''causes beyond his, own control "'''''''''The
Charleston Mercury says that atlast accounts there
was not enough cotton in New York to load one
ship-there being only little over seventeen
hundred bales. When did such thing happen
before ?.......The Anti Slavery Society Of Penn
sylvania recently passed the following Resolu-
ton: "Resolred, That in the election Of James
Buchanan to the Presidency, the cherished hopes
of the shareholders have thus far been realized {;
his course of policy towards Kansas and his letter
to the New England clergymen proving him to be
pro-slavery politician, whose consistency on
TINT subject is still without a flaw"