Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-11-28
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NUMBER 48.

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of the Mississippi Valley. The address
says that the long-threateued invasion is at
hand. The euemy's regiments are moving
upon US both by land and water, with over
whelmiug numbers. In the next five days
a great battle will be fought at Columbus.
If overpowered, Memphis will be lost to
the South, unless Alabama, Mississippi aud
Louisiana help US. Our friends in the
surrounding States must look facts sternly
in the face, before it is too late.
YANKEE MAcHINERY.-NAsHv
Nov. 24.-The steamer Pink NarJle arri-
we'd yesterday under flag of truce at Fort
Donelsou, on the Cumberland river, with .
barge in tow from Louisville, laden. with,
machinery for cotton factory at McMiuns.
vile, Tennessee The machinery is from
Massachusetts,, aud came through the block.
ade BY special permit from Secretary
Chase. 1t was obtained by Union man,k
formerly citizen of Nashville.
Lieut. Col. McGaroek, com manding at
Fort Donelsou, has detained the Tarble and
crew to await the Instructions of General
Johnston. The machinery will be brought.
to this city.
A FEDERAL PAYMAsrER ABscoNDED,
The Cincinnati Enquirer says: '
Colonel Andrews, Paymaster. General Of
this department, received dispatch this
afternoon that Major .Finuey, Paymaster on +
General Fremout's staff, had suddenly dis
appeared, taking with him 100000 of the
Government funds. Every effort has beef.
made to discover the course -hez has gone,
aud recover the money, if possible ,,,.
A subsequent dispatch from Washington
says: .-' '....'''' z'''''|'s'' - -
Advices from St. Louis state that Major"
Finney, wholeft Springfield, Missouri, with
General Fremont, brought away the Mill
tary chest, with about 100000, hasiog
failed to pay off the. troops. The money
has been secured, aud the Major bas been
arrested and returned to Springfield. g%
The Rebellion INirTENNsssEE.- IN
receiyed,here represents that thes
rebellion in Carter had been crushed out
The Lincolnites, who had been encamped
to the number Of three or four hundred
some six miles from Eizabethtowo, had
About fifty prisoners are said3
to have been taken in Garter. sg.,sbaa a-G
The damage done the railroad bridges
is estimated at about fifty thousand dollars.
They will be in complete repair by Janda.
ry.-Richn,ond Examiner, "a ret5rssss5J
PRISONERS oR WARTo BE SENT SourH.
We learn that Gen. Winder contemplatss
sending large number of the prisoners of
war, at present in this city, to North Caro-
lima and Florida, and that hereafter Rich
mond will be regarded merely as receiy.
ing depot for such prisoners. as. may, be. ta..
ken, the intention being to send them fur.
ther South as soon as their numbers be.
come burdensome.-Rtchmona Engairsr.?
To BE SENT AwAY.-Six hundred of
the Yankee prisoners now here are to be
sent to Tuscaloosa, Ala, in few days, in
four parcels, Of one hundred and fifty each.
After arriving there, they will be put in
the Luuatic Asylum, which is represented
to be large and commodious building,
and which, from the name, we should
Judge, emiueutly suitable for the use intea-
ded to made of it.-Richmond Examiner
CONFEDERATE BoNDs.-The money
market of New Orleans shows steady n.
crease in the movements in Confederate
bonds, and the tendency of prices for them
is still upward. Further large sales have
been reported, and rates now rule at 94@
9S, respectively, for the various sizes, viz:
94@96 for the large, and 97@98, for the,
small denominations.
n9- The Washington correspondent of
the New York Commercial Adocrtiser says
that the under feeling at the capital, pub.
icly expressed, is that our foreign relations
are in critical state. Secretary Seward is;
not at present upon. the best terms, person.;
ally, with the foreign ministers. Cincin-
natl Gazette.
The SALT BoILERs.-Our Immediate
yea coast is said to be thronged with parties
engaged in boiling salt, and many have
succeeded in making good supply. The
quality of the salt thus made is excellent,
and some which We have seen was as good
As the best quality of ground salt.-Rorry
IS. O. Dispatch. .-.'<- sa ..
sg The story that Thurlow Weed and
Archbishop Hughes had gone to Europe
~ the business of the Rump Government
8 exploded. Weed is out in an Indignant
,srd, denying the statement, and it turns
'ut that the Archbishop goes to Rome SOLE.
p on business connected with his diocese.
Guardian.
s1r Monsieur Paul, the French Consul
u this city, called yesterday at the Depart
nent of State, to express his thanks to the
Government for the aid, comfort and atten-
ion afforded to the officers and crew of the
french frigate Prony, (recently wrecked
# the coast of North Carolina by the ma
al and civil authorities of the Confederate
'tates.-Rictmond Enquirer. ..s.. &. .
Ex.Gov. MEANS BRIaADE.-There is
change in the time of enlistment in this
II months, but the troops.
nil be disbanded at the end of three or six
,onths, or soruer, if the times permit
composed of 66 rank and file
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