Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-05-17
for thirty years, say his intellect is clearer

him for thirty years, say his intellect is clearer
than ever.
Besides the forceI have mentioned, there are
four companies of ninety men each to concentrate
at Fort Belknap on the 1st Of May. They are
already on the march to that point. Governor
Houston has ordered two additional companies
there, and he hopes to be able to cut off those
Indians now on the way down.
The expedition from Fort Belknap will be un-
der the command of Col. NJ. T. johnson, one
of the most gallant of our Texas rangers. he
is universally loved by those who have served
under him, and has led Texas troops in all the
campaigns since 1840. He was noted for his
gallantry in the Mexican war. Unless fate is
against him, he will teach these red rascals o
lesson. p. ~ IL. ... $50. - -.'
The establishment of the Juarez or Liberal
party in power in Mexico, would have tendency
to settle these difficulties. We,- therefore, look
forward with some degree of interest~to the
action Of the Knights Of the Golden Circle, whose
aim is to effect the success of this Juarez party
The United States Government is, doubtless,
moving too tardily in this matter; and any
movement which would result in quick and keen
retrlDutlOn " tue meAicdh auu Anuidu ouliamo
should meet with the sympathies of the civilized
world. ~ r.
THE musclemen are just now having their
day. The English 6ullies slionize SAVERS; the
American bulEes lionize KEENAN, In their. esti-
nation, ''fesh and blood can, and will, inherit
the kingdom of heaven. The demonstrations
are apsh of the "big guns" in the political world
and elsewhere. The Norfolk tVa.) Herald, Of a
recent date, says:
ga large number Of nnuselemen, who are ar
dent admirers Of Heenan, met together yester-
day and proceeded to the Stone Bridge, where
they fred salute Of one hundred guns in honor
of Heenans victory over the Champion Of Eng
land The party wished also to show their de-
testation of Mr.. John Morrissey the prize fighter,
for his conduct towards Heenan, in England,
and accordingly they affixed to pole the ef6gy
of man, bearing placard on its breast-"Mor-
rissey, the Traitor" After the salute in honor
of Heenan had been fred, the ef6gy Of Morris
sey was surrounded by pile Of shavings and
|ignomniously committed to the hames.'l p.
Apropos of this subject, we extract the follow.
ing paragraph from the Atlanta Coafederaey:
We are authorized by parties of we'll known
integrity, to state that there is man now living
in Atlanta, who will fight the "Benicia Boy
for the sum of ten thousand dollars; the fight tc
come off during thepresent year, at any poin,
South of Mason and Dixon's line. The person
spoken of is native of Georgia, stands six feel
one inch in height, and:weighs two hundred and
ten pounds He is just in the prime of life, o
perfect Apollo, in size and shape, and a Hercules
in strength. As will be seen, he is a first class
man, physically speaking, in size and strength,
and under q proper system of training, he would
prove formidable competitor to the s'Benicia
Boy" in the prize ring. Should Heenan moi
accept the profered challenge, the Atlanta Boy
challenges any man in Europe or America, tc
fight him for the above amount, the offer being
open for three months from this date. -,
- As "Californla, or Magic Yeast" has e1
cited much attention recently-some asserting
that it is poisonous, others that it is not--w,
/ give this paragraph in relation toit from ar
eminent physician
"Thata as means of raising bread we would say
without fear of being contradicted, it is wei
suited, and perfectly harmless, the structure ant
chemical activity Of yeast being destroyed, at I
much lower temperature than that required II
baking. 1t will prove infinitely more harmless
than its substitutes, pearl ashes, saleratus, o.
pure carbonate of soda, which salts being mixet
with sour milk, cream of tartar, etc., liberat
carbonic acid, but are not destroyed by baking
and being alkaline in their nature, must neutral
ize the gastric juice and cause functional dis
turbances.
As to California beer, it is, of course, alcohol
c, but is insipid of taste and otherwise
the attempt to prepare real wine by artificia
means would have been successful"
Another of equal eminence, however, soy
that the "Moss" is a parasitic plant found i
California; and that the particles lodging on tn
inner surface or sides of the stomach, adhere |:
it and grow, causing fatulency or swelling an
sometimes the most horrid death. Account
given Of o whole family who died almost ever
one of them, it is said in mysterious manner
and their death was attributed to California Bee
as the cause Their stomach seemed to swell
the cavity of the body to fill up; and they died
seemingly, of suffocation.
! We stated some time ago that the Rev
DANIEL WORTH had been taken up and put j
ljail, on conviction and admission Of having as
sisted in the circulation of Helpers "Impendin
Crisis" He is now becoming lionized martyr
hero, in New York Sty. The Day Book, of
recent date, after mentioning his arrival, says
He and his friends, however, try to conces
the fact that this meddlesome and fussy clergy
man only got out of jail by two Southern slave
holders coming forward and going his bail. Th
Rev. Mr.. Worth is scarcely here before he CON
mences ventillating his woes. Hesat in Cheever
Church last night, and was publicly prayed fol
/ To- night at the City Assembly Rooms, thi
.smartyr Of freedom" will tell the story of h
wrongs, describe the situation of the South 6
this crisis, and obtain material aid to effect b
release. We thought all along it will turn OF
to be matter more of cash than of conscience
THE N. O. Pieayuns says, that export
of shoes from Boston to the Southern State
have been considerably more for the last thre
months than for the same period last year, an
asks: eOf what effect is all the cry of mol
intercourse when, in the very heat Of excitemer
against Northern manufactures, the trads of tt
South with the most obnoxious Of Norther
| States grows as shown by these statistics?"
, paragraph from Washington, dated 10Th Ma.
, in furtherance of direct trade, says: .:,,
"a Central Committee at Washington, to
composed of leading Southern men and prom
nent Germans, is contemplated in order to facil
tate the project of direct trade for commerc
reciprocity, between the Southern States Of OF
country and Germany. TIA le Committees, con
posed Of planters and merchants, are forming
every cotton district. The movement is regar'
ed here as important, especially in connectic
with its future effect upon the Tariff question.
, The official correspondence emanating from Il
:; leading bank Of Belgium shows that this instit
ton has consented to become the patron of Il
. planting interest in Central Europe"
, This is so much news on the subjects of mol
intercourse and direct trade in midst of the Vi
settled and transitional state of politics and pa
ties