Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-07-29
CHARLESTON CORRESPONDENTS.

Governor ALLsroN left his residence in this city
4 few days since fur the purpose nf attending the
animal rpeimen.al reviews throughout the middi-
ond upper districts Of this State. l notice that
Y.rkyillo will he his address for a portion of the
fine, L il to he hnnad that his presence and ex-
annie NAV have an Influence for good in stimn'a-
.ino the rank and file Of the citizen soldiery to
more active and energetic effort in the prnisewnr-
,hv attpmp, tn improve and render more nttrac
tive md efficient he militia system of the State.
The Art Gallery Association have closed their
room which they have 30 neatly fitted nm. over
the Aprrentice's Library building in Meeting
stroet II is wrlI filled with works OF art, and nd
d;t;ons will c~nntinue to he male for some time to
come II was doomed advisable to close 1t du
rino tho summer season. and open II with repien-
isirpd stores and new attractions in the Fall. For
moro than three months II has been a place OF
fashionable md popular resort. and the proceeds
ore altogether encouraging and remnnerative.
The grand gloomy. peculiar. unique and inter-
m;nahle WEaHER's Hall, yclept the Iron Palace. at
the corner Of Cumberland and. Meeting streets.
continues to ha the centre of observation II not
attraction. Every thing that can feast the eye.
the ears. the fancy. the appetite. is there sprend
~. in temptinc array and bonnfiful profuslon.-
pre,tv girls. fit to h" the nymphs of HEBE. or The
01Q rIlan RDlTltS VI ttVO"iSb ~
fancy snirits about messy fountains, mounds ut
CANDY and q tangled wilderness of sweets of every
conceivable hue and favor. The doors stand
omen dav and night, and the weary and hungry,
and th;rsty are invited to enter and revel IN un
told Injuries. But this grand haz mr., this Pan
N an where the gol of every taste is worshiped.
and where rhe stepped and maddered senses wheel
end dance In unison with the %ravishing measure
If harmonious nnmhera, il not attended. patron
;,.d and pamparad ny the masses Of ardeut hu
m,nitv the Youthful and HILARIOUS devotees of the
rosev god, to the extent that mighthe anticipated.
few nights since, the first Baptist Church Wa
Allied to over flowing ny a gay. p happy AMI tash
;onahle throng. to witn"ss n scene and behold n
snectacle. which. for thrilling sub'imitv and in
tense interest. is not excelled ny any which fallen
mortals can enact upon the C illuminated avenue
of this ain stained earth. 1t was to see a happy,
hloomino. con6ding compile. kneel at Hymen's al.
tar and pledge eternal fidelity, and in one net,
,be;r hesrta. their fortunes and their beings blend.
The bride. all beautiful and blushing in maiden
;nnocence. leaned truating|y on the arm of him
for whom abe had forsaken fnrh" - and mother. and
oI the kindred enaearments of home. to follow.
ubnreyer led, the fortunes Of one. whom. ms yet
shc knew not. hut loved and trusted and believed
with q child like confidence. The genial clouds
had met and mingled into one; tho Kin red
s,rsams had h,wn together. and there WAS now
hut one life. one hope. one being. in those ''two
aou,s with hut q single thought, two hearts thnt
heat ns one
Imirht. while IN this theme. say something about
MIXER. the Mnultrie House and the Hops. and
those who there do congregate. but every lady
seems to insist on going and seeing and Judging
for Them. elves, and as | gave il a notice in nv
,nst. which I feel fatr-red to see has hepn conied.
" -. A. N-1,a 40 - fha IN3Irg i
shall do like WILSON proposed to do the Union,
let il slide for this lime. and Mt n more convenient
season. 7 mnv call and speak from experience.
The new bridge across the Ashley river still
,tands firm. and is becoming qnife q popular
and general thnronqhfare. And hesiles. it pos
sHssps the sine qua non. the attractive requisite" OF
al modern enterprises: it pays. and pays we'll,
md ~ long as il does that it will stand the com
h;ned i,a FENCES of wind and tide. The success
IF this has induced tn" formation nf another com
many who propose to huild n bridge across the mar
row channel that divides Hilliariville from the
N,r,hnrn beach of Sullivan's Island. Asit would
hc n great advantage to Fnrr Mnuitrie in case OF
another war, and more especially if it should he
attacked nv q hostile q let, the company has lnvi-
ted the United S'ates tn become a Stockholder.
hut il ia considered rather too inconsiderable an
aff4ir for Uncle Sam to invest in. and consequent
" he seems rather disposed to give the enterprise
the cold shoulder. But as the probability Is we
shall never have another war, especially during
the natural existence of n wooden bridge. am
in favor Of accomplishing this h"rculean undsrta.
king nv tbe magic infueHfe Of combined individu-
al enterprise. ,
Onite n number of ngS GSSters have gone to
Europe for their health, a9 ID tbars have hrcome
tired or disp'rased and tia their charges
Int still there is enough EFF he pulpits. and
one or two over. We havsd8 2660pragine signs
Of the times which arc: bst0s exhibited in the