Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-06-17

printer, while standing in 2 feet of water. ''''
The greatest misfortune of life is old age without
the remembrance of virtue. '"'.'''The lnaoiity Oh
O wife to make bread has been declared sufficient
ground for divorce by a County Agricultural 30
ciety of Iowa. "...""A wise man will speak well
of his neighbor, love his wife and children, take
their own District paper, and payjorhm Advance
.......A gentleman, who recently Travelled through
the Mohawk Valley, states that the farmers Of
that region, instead of the old-fashioned figure OF
O ragged man, with n wooden gun, for n scare
crow, now hang mp hoped skirts in their corn
fields, and the carrion birds are eiiectually alarm
ed BY this modern, fashionable contrivance. "'''
Mr.. Samuel Wright, o farmer, who resides in
Washington county, Pa, has eighteen children,
one hundred and eleven grand children, and one
hundred and seventy-four great grand children
His wife, too, is still living..''"''A shoemaker,
intending to be absent a few days, lampblacked 8
single with the following, without date, and nailed
it upon his door: evil be at home in ten days
from the time you see this single"
The official news from Utah dispels oil anxiety
in respect to a war with the Mormons. Governor
CUNNING had been favorably received and the ut
most Difference and obedience paidto his authori-
ty. BRIGHAM You've was preparing to leave the
Territory. The various Mormon settlements have
been broken up, and the inhabitants were moving
South or in the direction of Sonora. The scene
incident to this exodus is represented as distres.
sing and mournful. Men, women and children,
poorly clad and lily provided, were uncomplain-
ingly taking their departure from the Territory.
...""..The Secretary Of the Interior has asked
Congress for 500, 0OO, 900 to enable the Depart
ment to preserve peace in the Northern Indian
Superintendency now threatened by invasion from o
large body of Sioux. Hostilities are about to be
inaueurated on a scale Of alarming magnitude
The Secretary urges prompt action. .'''"'Ane effort
has been made in Congress to increase the rates
of hostage to five cents, and abolish the Thanking
privilege. 1t was defeated. "''""'The allied feet
with the Telegraph Cable on board, sailed from
England, on the 29th April, to commence opera
tons. 1t has turned out, from recent develop
meuts that the English have managed to take the
lions share of the profits, by amending the char-
ter 90 as to place the line under the control ofthe
British Government. This has caused the Judi
ciary Committee in Congress to frame a bill re.
commencing that inasmuch as these movements
have been perfected without the sanction Of the
United States and since the appropriation Of $780,
900 per annum by this Government, they are there
fore unjust 10 the United States as partner in
the enterprise. The Committee recommends that
the appropriation be withdrawn and the partner
ship dissolved. .".....The suspended Banks OF this
State. following the lead Of the Bank Of the State,
resumed specie payments, suddenly, last week.
The momentous event has created no excitement
anywhere in truth, these renegade institutions
might Just as easily have come to the mark last
January. There is a huge "mystery" in banking !;
but we begin to suspect o light measure of it Is
made I'D Of "humbug ."....".The New Orleans
papers have it that Gen. WALKER, is preparing to
make another foray upon Nicaragua. His new
army is said to be well organized; and from the
movements of other powers in the 1sthmus, it is
copiectured that our Government will not be dis
posed to interfere again with the ambition OF our
renowned fllibuster. The design seems to be to
invest San Juan river with ON army numbering
about three thousand men. '""."Tell me, ye wing
ed winds, that round my pathway roar DO ye
know some quiet spot where hoops are worn no
more ? Some lone and silent dell, some island or
some cave, where women con walk three abreast,
along the village pave! The loud winds Kissed
around my face, and snickering, answered, mary
place w"....."At the recent Commencement Of the
Theological Seminary, in Columbia, the following
gentlemen obtained diplomas, and have been IL
c,nsed, viz: s. E, Axon and G. Fl. Colt, of Ga. :;
David Farley, Of s. c.; W. F. Hall, of N. C.. ;
A. R. Liddell, of Ga. ". F. Pearson, Off C.;
A. P. Smith, of Ala. T. E. Smith, Of Ga; ].
A. Walker, of s. C.....""The Presidenth has sent
a message to Congress communicating the des'
patch from Gov. CUMMING, from which he has
reason to believe that our difficulty with Utah is
terminated, and congratulates Congress upon the
auspicious event. He says that the three regi-
ments will not be wanted. CUMMING says that in
telligence has reached him from every direction
that the Mormons will burn every house in the
Territory before leaving.