Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-11-04
MrRE.nIENTION.

The new Legislature of South Carolina, accord
ing to the compilation Of the Charleston Courier
will be composed as follows: In the Senate there
will be II new and 80 old members in the House
"a new and 40 old members with one vacancy, so
that in both houses there will be 7S old and W
new members .......".A correspondent of the Char
lesion Courier nominates, WM GRECO. ESQ.,, OF
Edcefeld, for the next Governor of this State.
.....A cotemporary says it is just about rs sensi
BILE to undertake to get married without counting
as to do business without advertising. And this
opinion is very correct one. .''''''''There was
decrease in the taxable property of San Francisco
for the present fiscal year, ms compared with the
last of considerably more than $4,000, 600. ''''''
A piece of the Atlantic Telegraph Cable. purchas-
ed from Messrs. TIFFANY & Co., Of New York City,
has been submerged in the Ohio river, between
Evansville, Indiana, and Henderson, Kentucky,
and works admirably ......'.The Pendleton Mes
,enoer nominates Hon. JAMES D. TRADwALL, OF
Columbia, for the United States Senate. ''''''''
Why Is minister like locomotive We have to
look out for him when the bell rings?""...."The
Supreme Court of Michigan has decided that the
proprieters of steamboat are not obliged to give
colored person cabin passage if such be their
rnle. -....Seven hu ndred tone of rails are to be
manufactured at Pat3ucah, KY, for the MississIp-
nj. Ouachita and Red River Rail Road Co., of
Arkansas.
p,.:. f.. -,onhars of Con1re ara held ON
the lst of November in Louisiana; &; on the End in
New York, Illinois, Michigan and Massachusetts,;
on the 4th in Wisconsin, and on the 9th in Delaware
...."An Indiana paper refuses to publish eulo-
cies gratis, hut adds: ave will publish the Sim
ple announcement of the death of any ofour friends
with pleasure ".'...""The costume of the Spanish
ladies has not changed for two hundred years.
They actually wear che same style of dress as
their great grandm Mothers did. .".""A thief in
Philadelphia has been stealing quantity of'Tes-
taments and other religious works. ''"''The May
or of Portsmouth, Va, has taken measures for the
arrest of person, without regard to rank or con.
dition, found swearing the public streets.
GILES L. GAYLORD, of Norrinford, Conn, has rails
ed this season, 231 bushels Of ears of corn, from
little more than an acre of ground. '.''''ln view
of Gen. WALKERS expedition, notice is given to
all persons landing in Nicaragua to be provided
with passports ......" Freeman's Journal of New
York and the last Catholic Miscellany Of Charles
ton, both contradict the statement which has gone
the rounds of the press that the Pope had forbid
den Catholic parents to give the name of Mary to
their children ......The Journal des Debats states
that the specie in the banks Of Europe exceeds
s160, 200. 900 sterling, more than one fourth OF
which is held by the Bank of France and the
Bank of England. .'....."The indianapolis CHI
zen mentions new fashioned appeal to charity.
Three children we're recently born at birth there.
Some women friends went round exhibiting a
of them, soliciting donations for
the mother. ......Itis stated that child was re-
Gently born in Canada weighing thirty pounds.
.."...SYLvEsTEh MowRr, Of San Francisco. has
become insane from fear Of the comet. .'''.."The
most valuable span Of horses in the United States
says an exchange paper, are said to be owned by
COMMODORE VANDERBILT, of New York. They
are matched horses. They cost him $4,000, and
he has been offered $4,000 for them.