Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-11-21

uoa[u TWO reSlueoLS. IL IS peieVeQ at
sea, and that all on board perished. -
The Herald has a flaming account Of
the taking Of Port Royal and Beaufort, and
says that Charleston and Savannah are now
in possession of the Federals. n ssqs;z-fzr.ss
"Iou," the Washington correspondent
of the Baltimore Sun, in his letter of the
18th instant, says4it is understood that the
Federal advance, will be expedited by the
success of the feet. Great difficulty is ex..
perienced in Washington for supplies.-
Wagon trains run daily to Baltimore. The
Government is urged to. seize the turnpike
Georgia Military. s..a
Gov. Brown has issued proclamation to.
the volunteer military companiessof the
State Of Georgia, offering to accept, tor;sir
months seroice on the coast, thirty add.
tional infantry companies, who are to report,
fully armed and ready to march. The Cow
ernor says: =, -,
Each company must consist of not less
ttas City nor more than eighty members,
rank and fe Each company must be
armed with good country rife or double.s
barreled shotgun, OF, with good military
gun fit for immediate use. r,... - ~
=. -, > OF New Orleans.
The New Orleans Crescent of Friday
says: ..- ...r. ..- =. .....,.. asF.
In our vicinity the Hessians are concen-
tratiug in ship Island Harbor, preparatory
to the grand attack on our city. The gun.
boat Oregon arrived from the sound night
before last, but did not pass within FIVE or
six miles of the island, aud direct informa-
tion is no later than that from Mississippi
city, which We alluded to yesterday. The
negro stealing Massachusetts, or supposed
to be her, was in the. sound preparing, Of
of course, for hen.roost expedition on the
mainland.
BosToN, Nov. 14.-An arrival reports
the capture of an English steamer bya
federal frigate. The former had munitions
of war on board. She. was carried to Key
West. ..... .-..---..-ss.
A dispatch from Washington to Balti-
more, of the Nth, says that two million
dollars worth of cotton was seized at Beau
fort, the property of Caroliniaus protesting
loyalty to the federal Government.
The dispatch says that preparations are
making to establish navy yard at Port
Royal, and other balderdash.
SUICIDE. community was shocked
on Friday last to hear of the death by sui
eide of John W. Moore, Esq, who lived a
few miles from town. He hung himself
on Friday morning The cause of the rash
act is supposed to be pccuuiary trouble, hav-
log involved himself by going another mans
security He was always known as man
of excellent character and strict integrity.
He leaves wife and two children to mourn
the sad occurrence Charlotte Democrat.
s9e Dates from Liverpool to the 26 have
been received Wilmer & Smiths Times
says the cotton marke. during the week was
much excited aud daily advaning. The
sales of the week were $500 bales-the
market advanced aald on American, aud
Id on other grades. Fair Orleans l2s.-
No American cotton is known to be Oh sea
for Liverpool. The quantity of East In
dian at sea to arrive the end Of January is
10000 Rice advanced 2s.
ANOTHER SAVANNAH GUN.-Another
new ten inch mortar, cast at the foundry of
MIR. A. N. Miller, was tested on Saturday
afternoon, and gave entire satisfaction. At
an elevation of about 80 degrees, solid
ball was thrown four miles.
What could Savannah not have done for
our coast defences if she had an oppor-
tuuity ?-Savannah Republican.
@ 1t is reported that Federal feet is
off Mobile. We are inclined to think this
true, as it has been somewhat of a mystery
what had become of the other ships, not
much more than one-half the feet being en-
gagged in the attack on Port Royal. The
time since its sailing is about sufficient for
its appearance at some Gulf port'-Augus-
ta Chronicle.
Displaying the Black Flag.
AUGUSTA, November 1.-THE report
has been current here for the past day or
two that black flags have been hoisted at
Savannah, Charleston and other places on
the coast, which indicates that "no quarter
will be given to invaders, and no quarter
will be asked" -
From North Carolina.
WILMINGTON, N. c., November 16.-
A schooner arrived here on Friday from
foreign island, with 4,5O0 bushels salt and
seveuty.one barrels sugar. She reports no
blockadiug vessels off the Western bar on
Friday and only one of New Inlet. ''