Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-02-09

Springfield, and 5000 rifles, from Waterville. Il
| be transferred to the q. 8. Arsenals at Char
lesion, Augusta and Baton Rouge, to suppl!
quotas for the Southern States. ..'"'"A nev
pamphlet has been published against the tenn
poral power Of the Pope. ''''.'".Douglsss ant
Brenckenridye, says Washington letter, ar
the most prominent candidates for the nomina
ton of the Charleston Convention. ....""A mai
named D. F. Davis has been arrested in Char
lotte, N. c., for expressing sentiments, offensive
to Southern men. "'.'"Six freight cars, 3O(
bales of cotton, and 159 yards of track, wer'
burnt recently on the railroad between Augusts
and Charleston. ......."0ne J. L. Barley, abou
81 years Of age, rather slender, fair skin, ligh
hair and eyes, probably six feet high and weigh
ing $50 pounds, lately hired horse and buggy
from Il. B. & M. L. Arnold's livery stable
Anderson; passed into Washington, Georgia
borrowed twenty dollars and left horse and bug.
gy as security, and went, on his way rejoicing.
......"Lord Macauley has left material for an
other volume of his history of England, which
will complete the narrative of William III and
Queen Anne's times. For private reasons its
publication will be some time delayed. '.''.""The
Newberry Coaseruatist states that at the late
sale of Col. John Glenn, deceased, si1ty-three
negroes, half of whom were children and sold
in families, brought SAG, $40, an average of over
S745. 90.
Col. RUST, M. G. of Arkansas, says that he
has entire confidence in the moral courage,
strength of will, ability, political integrity and
patriotism of DOUGLAS, but distinguished South
ern gentleman is his choice, and perhaps the
South ought to demand such choice, for the
Presidency. ......."On Mr.. WILLIAM JENKINS
premises in Jasper county, Georgia, is yard
ornament, Cedar Tree, thirteen years old,
measuring six feet high and fifty feet in circum :
ference is alive and the foliage perfectly green.
.....'."The teachers Of Darlington District have
formed an association for the advancement Of
education and mutual improvement in the work
of instruction ..'.....A London correspondent
says that tho Emperor Napoleon has purch ssed
the London Morning Chronicle for the sum e.
quivalent to $4,000, to act as his organ in
friendly sentiments between the
two countries. '.''.."It is fact, that the Gov
ernment pays the Oregon and California mem
Der of Congress $1,000 session for mileage,
and yet these same members travel to Washing
ton on free passes. ."..".D. F. CALDWELL, one
of the Judges of the Superior Court of North
Carolina, has rendered his resignation, to Cover
nor ELLIS. ........A Union Prayer meeting is 60.
ing on in Camden. ........Mr. D. SHEoRN, of Cam.
den has lately exhibited ahog of his own raising,
which weighed 517 pounds. ........ The Marine
Temperance Society of Charleston, numbers on
its pledge book, nearly nine thousand names. .'..
Mr.. T. S. C. LOWE, the great eronaut, is in
Charleston for the purpose of making an expert
mental ascent in that vicinity in order to assist
him in the formation of his chart for his trans
atlantic voyage, which he designs to attempt
next summer. r.""..."Eighteen citizens of Mason
and Bracken Counties, KY, have been expelled
from that State on account of opinions on sla-
very. y......'".M1LLs' statue of Washington, repre-
,enting him on horseback at the most critical
moment of the battle of Princeton, will be inau-
yurated at Washington on the 22d of this month
'..'.'"Gossip, in the fashionable circles at
Washington, has it that the British Minister,
Lord Lyons, is about to marry Miss Lane, the
Presidents niece. s-ss.s,