Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-03-01
nIERE-nIENTION.

The amount of postage stamps and stamped
envelopes used in the prepayment of postage du-
ring the quarter ending December 81, 1859, was
81, AGA 500 97-being SsS,49l 9S less than the
amount sold. The whole revenue was 1921
3S1, and the expenses of officers SS75,Sl3 70.
......."T The Laurenesville Herald announces the
death of DR.. WM. IRBY, of that District. He re-
presented that District in both the Senate and
House of our State Legislature. While in the
Legislature in 1851, he was stricken with paraly-
sis, from which he never recovered. .........A
marriage is on the tapis between the Prince of
Orange the future King of Holland, aged twenty,
and Marie Teresa, daughter of the Archduke
Albercht, of Austria, aged fifteen also between
the Dutchess Matilda, of Bavaria, and Count
Trani, brother of the king of Naples. '...... Two
elegant swords, one for Napoleon and the other
for the King Of Sardinia, have been bought at
Rome, by the subscription Of twenty thousand
persons of that city. But the Pope forbids q
presentation of them, and they hang on exhibi.
ton in the artists windows, silent preachers of
Italian independence to admiring crowds. ..'......
Austria is directing more troops towards the Ty-
rol, Venice and Hungary. ....''...'The Hungarian
Protestant deputation, which went to Vienna for
the purpose of demanding from the Emperor the
restoration of the rights and privileges of their
Church, has been refused an audience by the
Emperor. ''.'..."France and England are, it is
thought, about to make joint summons on
Austria, no. only to desist from sending surrep-
titiously, troops into the marshes of Ancona, but
to evacuate the Venetian territory at the earli,
est PERIOD and accept such indemnity rs Italy
is now ready to offer. ....'.."Letters from Austria
speak of increasing discomfort in Hungary, and
indicate that matters were daily getting more Sc
rious 1t was reported that KossUTH had sud.
denly disappeared from among his friends in
London, and Nu impression prevailed that he had
gone to Hungary, with revolutionary designs.
......".Thc Charleston Courier says: Quite O
large crowd assembled on Citidal Green, on Mon.
day afternoon, to witness Professor LOVES Sc
cOnu visit into space we liner from tnlS, ina
he, as we Jackroodsmen say, quit the world ant
clomb sapling. .''''''""The Democratic con-
vention of Virginia has adjourned without ex'
pressing any preference for the Presidency
having passed resolutions in favor of the South
ern (Atanta) Convention. ''''''"Our Imp desires
us to state that the resources Of the South are
on the increase for says he: 'daddy's crum,ple.
horn's got a ca!C'..''''"The Legislature of Ala
bama has passed bill exempting goods import
cd into Southern markets from taxation, wher
sold in that State ..'...."A joint resolution be.
fore the Senate to authorize the Texas Rangers
to defend the Rio Grande, has been laid over.
The citizens of the Eastern portion of Chester
District, are invited to meet at Landsford Post
Office, on tomorrow, the 2nd of March, to adopt
such measures as they may deem expedient to
promote direct importation, and to advance our
Commercial and political interests generally.
The North Carolina Whig Convention has