Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-03-17
oJERE.oIENTION.

l OF some dUOuyue WHlCu uC 'ehNA'
NJ. DALLAS is proposed as the next Democratic
candidate for the Presidency by the Mobile Reg
lister. ........A Mr. BEALE of Ohio, has received
$500 from railway corporation, for having been
elected from the cars by a conductor, to whom he
had refused to pay the extra FIVE cents for 'icA-
ct purchased on the cars. '.'''"We learn from the
Charleston Courier that arrangements are matur-
ed for the establishment of Literary newspaper
in Columbia under able and competent manage
ment We learn also, from another source, thai
Howard H. CALDWELL. ESD, is connected Win
the enterprise. ..".."'The London correspondent
of the Charleston Mercury, writing under date OF
the 18th of February, says: 'the prospects o.
peace, which the departure Of the last mail lei'
very dubious, may be described rs improving; al
least men have resolved to persuade themselves
so without much visible reason. 1t cannot o.
said that the causes, likely to lead to war; arc'at
all removed but, in diplomatic phrase, we have
had assurances on high authority. that the unu-
sua preparation of all the materials for hghtinG'
! by land and sea- are to be understood MS so many
| proofs oil paclnc lnteh'lous' "
among the recent graduates of medicine at the
New York University, the me OF our young
friend, ALBURrUs A. MOORE of this district '''''''
The Commercial Bulletin understands "that
promincut merchant Of Boston has already open
cd subscription books for stock in line of sean-
ers to Charleston and that the movement IS meet
ing with success ....'."The remains of Thurston'
the lost iEronaut, were found near Toledo, Omo'
on Sunday 7th. and fully identified. 1t Will he
remembered that he fell from his balloon IN sep
tember last, under circumstances which exciteu
universal interest Mt the time. '''''''A Yankee
doctor has got up q remedy for hard times. IL
consists of ten hours labor, well worked IN
Look to the advertisements--th finger boards ot
trade. ......"A letter from Texas states that SIX
hundred slaves from Africa have been brought
into that State within the last few weeks, ana
that more are soon expected '''''''"As the family
in the old Hancock House, Boston, were sitting NJ
dinner, the other day, panel in closet suduea'
" fell, disclosing a receptacle hitherto unknown
1t was empty, but WAS probably used by JOHN
HANCOCK as a safe hiding place for his revolution
ary correspondence
Among the graduates of the Medical College
of Georgia, at its recent commencement, we no'e
the name of D. W. PATTON, formerly resident Of
Yorkyille. ........ Another attempt has been male
in Greenyie, to fire "the Coach Factory of hessrs.
COVER, Cox, MARKLEY s. Co. The watchman OF
| ol,oto h,f 10 incnDUlarV
who returned the fire, butwithout effect. buck
ct of water in the hands Of the watchman, saved
the premiscs. This was bold attempt and has
created quite a stir" "."....".The National Guard
Seventh Regiment, of New York, has contributed
60. 900 to the Mount Vernon Fund '''''''"TTo
Americans, one of them from Richmond, Va,
while in Cuba, few weeks since, visited the spot
where It. CR1TTENDEN, of the Lopez expedition
was shot, and erected q marble monument to his
memory. ........If you see wife carefully footing
her husbands stockings, you may conclude that
he will not find it difficult to foot her bills. ''''''
EMILE DE GIRARDIN French editor of note, and
on the literary staff ofthe Emperor. has published
namphlet. In Guerrc which finds considerable
favor in Paris, urging that France and Russia
should divide Europe between them into two great
empires. At the same time the Paris press de
nounces in unmeasurcd terms the tllibuster;ns
rapacity of the United States because it desires.
TO purcbase Cuba. ......"The Yacht lFdndefH,
libelled by the U. S. Marshal for having been en-
pared in the Slave Trade, rs sold in Savannah
at public auction on the 18th inst, for the sum OF
S4, 900 and purchased by Mr.. LAMAR, of that city
..... Gen. WALKER was to have left New Orleans
on the Sth instant for California '''.'lt is "of
6ciallv" stated that as everybody surmised, the
story about mysterious vault Mt Jackson, Ohlo'
which we copy on the outside, from the Cincinnati
Enquirer, is hoax.
Mr.. JAMES HoGG was married to Miss ELLA
BEANIE, lately. What can be more natural thah
the union Of pork and beans? But this union
seems all one-sided-only one bean to whole
hog. .......The business for which the extraordi-
nary session of the United States Senate was call
ed having been concluded, thnt body adjourned
on Thursday of last week. .....''.A new paper, to
be called the Field and Fireside, is to be esrab-
| lshed in Augusta, Georgia, by JAMES GARDNER,
Esq, to be edited by W. W. MANN, Esq, in its
literary, and by DR.. LEE in its agricultural de-
partment. .......The manufacture of hemp tWine
has keen commenced in Columbus, Ga.
The Edgefcd Adrertiser states that Col. JonN
OrATTLEBAuM of that District, has discovered
vein of gold on Sleepy Creek which will pan out
$50 pcr diem, .......If bill now before the Ohio
Legislature passes that body, We shall have no
more Ohio Corgrcssmen elected by negro voters.
The bill provides that judges of elections shall
reject all votes Of persons of African descent, and
that any such persons voting shall be punished by
Imprisonment. Persons advising negroes to vote
are also subject to penalty '''''"" According to
n recent publication in the London Times, the
British navy at this time numbers six hundred and
thirteen fighting ships, carrying Is, l4C guns. or
this number 20l are sailing vessels, 337 screw
steamers and Is side wheel steamers. This is
certainly a formidable array, and one of which
England may be justly proud. '''''''''The census
of St. Louis, Mo-, just completed, gives :otal
| of 1876 600, of which only 57,G57 are Americans.
The Germans number 49, SIT, the Irish %, 0l3s the
English 3,45l and the French 1887. Free blacks,
! ,G72; slaves, l,iS4. OF the latter 1893 are
females. .......At one Of the New Cunmock Scot
lonlN Burns festivals, relic of considerable ii.
! tcrcst was produced-thc low deal chair on which