Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-04-12

| no o bunQS, aud Whatever may O6 the lmperlAi
submission, Napoleon may depend upon it thai
in the eyes Of the Holy Father he has already
sinned past forgiveness.
- The Pope is thinking seriously, it is
thought, Of communicating the King Of sar'
LIMA, Victor Emanuel. The following is au
account Of the ceremony to be performed, in case
such turns out to be the case:
"The ceremony will take place in St. Peters
will be present; the whole Church will be hung
With black; the cruci6x will be veiled; and
torches of yellow wax will be lighted aud extin.
guished one after the other. There will be a
grand procession of all the monastic orders IN
Rome, who will afterwards depart for their
mouasteries and converts, chanting the Mserere
,s they pass through the city. The person VIII"
gives me this information does not think the
sentence Of accommodation will be pronounced
by the Pope himself, but by q Cardinal selected
for that purpose" ....z ,.s..
- The Philadelphia North American, speak
ing Of the new planet, Vulcan, says:
"The new planet discovered in France ny one
DR.. Lescerbault a year since, and named Vulcan.
will cross the disc OF the sun, it is expected, on
some day between the FIRST and fifteenth Of the
present month. Those having telescopes are re.
quested to assist in looking for this transit. A.
il will occupy but about four hours of time, j.
may not be visible IN Europe, and if visible on
ly on this continent, it would be in the afternoon
which part of the day it is particularly desired
shall be e,observed. The year Of this planet, or
its period of revolution around the sun, is bu
nineteen days and half. Its position Is IA.
within the orbit Of Mercury, and IL the calcu'a
tions usually made in regard to increasing hea'
in approaching the sun are correct. its standard
degree of heat must preclude such animal anu
vegetable life as We possess.
- The Knights Of the Golden Circle, now
assembling in large numbers in New Orleans.
have been thrown into some confusion by tn
non appearance Of their leader. General BIcK
LEY Some think he has abandoned the enter
prise: others think that he has been killed BY
secret emmisaries of Miramon. The former o'
these two rumors is generally believed and b.
is daily looked for in New Orleans. Among th'
thousands Of Rights there now, none rank be
low lieutenant, which may be accounted for BY
supposing that each company or sub-organiza'
ton of the K. G.. C.'s throughout the country II
to be represented in their first campaign into
Mexico only by their officers. If this be the
case, we may set down their aggregate number
in the seventeen States where they exist, Al
least fifty perhaps hundred thousand. Such
force could establish Juarez in power sin LEST
than no time" if not sooner.
Since penning the above. the annexed state
ments have reached US from the Alabama State
Sentinel:
"There are three departments of the organize
rion. lst. The military; ID. The financial !;
and 3d. The political and, all together, it was
stated to number about thirty six thousand names
in the Southern States. The object Of the mil
itary is to throw about $4,000 troops into Mex
leo, scattered through different seciions of that
Door and distracted country. to aid the present
liberal party in establishing permanent and safe
government. The objects OF the financial depart
ment are to secure the necessary means to accom-
plish this object and the political is to establish
q healthy Southern sentiment.
1T was stated that already some sixteen thou
sand men were enrolled on the military list, and
that over seven hundred thousand dnllars were
already secured. That over fve thousand men
we're now on the frontier Of Texas. ready to cross
the Rio Grande, and at once enter into the service
tof the Jusrez government On enrolling name,
the person enrolled takes an obligation or oath.
and is instructed in certain sigus and grips BY
which each other is known"
- The King or Patriarch Of the Gipsies.
OWEN STANLEY. Died in Ohio recently, in thu
eightieth year of his age. His wife, the Queen
then, died in South Carolina about three years
ago. Their son, LEVI STANLEY, and his wife
now occupy the Gipsey throne in America
Their government is patriarchial-the old pair,
or heads, ruling the tribe-and they lead no
madic or wandering life, subsisting by ,hievine
and fortune.telling and in other ways. Their
mode of life makes them cautious and suspici-
ouus; they drive sharpe bargains, and frequent
ly manifest great cunning and secretiVeness.-
This is illustrated in the appended item.
"When the Stanleys resolved about years a.
rose as to how they should convey the family relics
yo1to come to America, one and all. the questipna
Gsilver cups, tankards, &c.. given them as rewards
Tor feats of agility. strength. running. jumping.
dancing, &c. which were numerous. and heing
of eilver, valuable. They feared that both in
England and in this country, the popular prrju'
lice which sets down the GIpsey IS thief, nigh
induce the authorities TO seize them under the
supposition that they were stolen, and that thu
they might be put to trouble and delay. ormlgh'
lose their cherished treasures altogether. They
accomplished the affair with true Gipsey cunning
Purchasing cask of liquor. they secretly placed
the silver ware in it, wrapped up 40 ns to deaden
the sound and then entered their liquor for reg
ular expectation Mt the Custom House. Th'
cssk and its valuable contents safely through
,.ficial hands, and the liquor was uninjured b.,
rhe valuable deposit which it contained Tn'
family are still in possession of these relics
which they regard as heir-looms to be handed
.lown to future generations.
- The following extract from the Mercury
will give our readers an idea of the high pric-
# edibles land sleeping room is at pur) Ill
Charleston:
"The meat market has been dull since our last
report. The supply Of all kinds of meat, though
limited WAS fully equal to the demand; prices
have been steady. Beef. as to quality. SELL
from l24 to 20 cents per ID. Veal, Lamb and
Mutton, each sell at 1920 cents. Live Hog
.ell at 63@73 cents per cwt., gross: dressed
Hogs at ~ cents, and Pork at l23@l5 cent?
per fb Turxeysin the feather sold yesterday a.
s4@S5 per pair; Geese at Sl.50@S2, aud
Chickens, rs to size. from IS cents to 81 25.-
On account of the boisterous weather. the suppl,
of Fish, except the Bisck6-h was barely ade
ouate to rhe demand. Halibut steaks sold at 10
cents per 10. Snapper, from Florida. sold a.
81. so each, or so cents q steak. Sbrimps, also
from Florida, have heen selling at 30 cents u
plate. Whiting continue scarce aud realize 90
cents string Of six or seven. Backhsh sell NJ
25 cents string. Two large Blackh,h, each
weighing FIVE pounds, sold yesterday at 90 CENTS
The Vegetable market remains about the same
as last reported. Asparagus at rs cents
bunch, and Okra, from Havana, at 20 cents
plate, ale the only new additions. The current
rates are: Green Peas 15@lS cents quart {;
Northern Cabbages 18@3l cents each ; Greens
l0@l5 cents per head; Irish Potatoes 3'95o
ceuts, and Sweet do. 50@62 cents per peek ;
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