Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-07-04
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Archbishop Hughes has come ou

." Archbishop Hughes has come out
with a strong protest against the
war policy of the Lincoln Government.
-" Gen. Harvey, accompanied by his
staff and family, arrived in Philadelphia
on the 18th inst, where he has estab-
ished his headquarters.
." The Cincinnati Inquirer states
that theloss sustainedby the pork pack
ers in that city, up to the present time,
will not fall far short of $1,O00,000.
."Col. S. F. Marks, a veteran of the
Florida and Nicaraguan wars has been
authorized by the Secretary of War to
raise a regiment for the war.
-" Lincoln has promoted Lieutenant
Slemmer, late of Fort Pickens to the
position of Major in the United States
army.
-. The invaders at Romney, Va, broke
into the Bank there for money, but were
signally disappointed. 1t had taken
wings.
The Hon. Thomas f. Marshall is
delivering lectures at Newport, KY,
upon the condition of the county-tick-
cts fifteen cents.
=" From reliable accounts receivedvia
Nashville, we believe that Southern
Kentucky is ripening for revolution
against the Lincoln dynasty.
:" The police of St. Louis are Seces-
sionists, and in order to exhibit their
fidelity to Governor Jackson, are in the
habit of giving ten cents to small boys
to hurrah for him in the sreets.
:" 1t begins to be whispered that the
Hessian troops at Fort Pickens are suf-
sering terribly from the climate, and
before the summer is out the Fort will
be only one great hospital.
=" Late Madrid papers announce that
the appearance of the grain crop in
Spain, generally speaking, is such as to
promise an abundant harvest, but the
vines have suffered slightly from frost.
."General Cadwallader has retreated
to Hagerstown, Maryland, leaving Har-
per's Ferry again in our hands. 1t is
occupied by four or five hundred Mary
landers.
g" Three hundred and sixty thousand
volunteers thus far have offered their
services to the Confederate States, to
engage in the war against Lincoln and
his hirelings.
-" Francis E. Brownell the member
of Ellsworth Zouave regiment who kill
ed James Jackson in Alexandria, has
been appointed to second lieutenancy
in the regular army.
-: DR.. William King, of Athens, Geor-
gia, has invented a new shell, which will
explode on striking any solid object.
Models have been sent to Gen. Beau
regard and Gen. Huger.
." A majority of East Tennessee Re-
bellion delegates haveappointed a COM
mittee to memorialize the Legislature
to pemit East Tennessee to seccde
peaceably from the Southern Confeder-
acy. This is founded upon rumor.
:" Kentucky papers say that Mr..
Breckenridge will not attend the extra
session of Congress called by Lincoln.
We should suppose not, unless he has
lost all self-respect, a loss not likely to
be suffered by John G. Breckenridge.
-. The Lincolnites are destroying the
Virginia newspaper Offices wherever they
90. The Barbour Jefersomian, the Rom
ney MtelHgencer, and the Alexandria
Sentinel have either been destroyed or
seriously injured.
=" A lot of five hundred muskets, sent
from Washington to Tennessee, and in
tended for the johnson traitors, fell in
to the hands of our troops at Union
city, through the error of a commission
merchant at Paducah, kentucky.
g" L. W. Bliss, acting as Governor of
Jefferson Territory, has proclaimed the
neutrality of that Territory in the war.
Furthermore, he forbids the payment of
any debts or future dues to the United
States or anybody else outside the Ter
ritory.
-. The war correspondent of the New
Orleans Delta, writing from Pigs Point,
Va, suggests that the merchants of the
Crescent City send supplies to the
Louisiana troops, and innocently adds
that, "tobacco will be acceptable, but
supplies are absolutely indispensable.
=" Henry Winter Davis, who was a
few days ago defeated for Congress in
Baltimore, has been rewarded by Lin
coin for his apostacy to his State and
section by appointing him Minister to
Austria in place of Burlingame, whose
rowing commission may be recognized
in China, whittier he has gone since his
rejection by Austria.
-. At Louisville, Friday, a hogs
head, yellow headed, and marked ''prime
bacon,' got thrown on to the street, at
the depot, and the concealed meat, ex-
cept few hams, appeared in the shape
of Colts revolvers. Great was the sur
prise at the extraordinary development
and evidence that smoked pigs should
generate Colts.
-. Hon. Mark A. Cooper left this city
last night, for Virginia. lie carries with
him superb Bowie knife for each one
of the Atlanta Grays. These knives were
under Maj. Cooper's per-
sonal supervision at the Etowah Works,
expressly for the purpose. They are
handsomely mounted, of excellent work
manship, and ola most beautiful finish.
CoWederacy.