Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-02-20

EccUS5uiIlou oAuVASooSut9tSla3 W aUs ~ SotesSHsS
ber that We are men, and meet the emer-
gencies Of the future, with . resolute pur-s
pose to conquer or die.
WHEN BEAuREaARD Is GONG HosE: E:es
. During the reception Of Gen. Bsauregsrd
by the citizens Of Knoxville, on his passage
through to assume the new command ss.
signed him in the West, he stated that 'fle
had met . soldierfrom Louisiana, who asked 81
him when he was going home. NhenE
left home," said the General, 81 did not
expect to be absent more than ten days or
two weeks; but already nearly year has
elapsed, and I do, not intend to turn my
eyes homeward until the last Yankee 10
driven from our border"
CONCENTRATION C OF PRISONERS or VAR.
The War Department. has issued orders
for the removal Of all the prisoners Of war
now held in New Orleans, Tuscalooss, and y
10 South Carolina, to Salisbury, N Cys
where commodious and comfortable prisons !
houses have been erected for their special
accommodations The prisons there WILDE
underline supervision of Major Gibbs, Pros
vost Marshal, fora long while the eourts.s
GUS and efficient commandant Of the Cons
federate States, prison in Richmond. ses
b@ The town of Alamoss, in Arisona,
on the Rio Graude, has been captured BY
Col. BayIor;a Confederate officer. 4 had
a Yankee garrison Of three hundred mount.
ed men, in command Of Captain Moore and
Lieut.. Lord. The plan for attaching Il !
had been arranged by Col. Baylor, buss
when he reachedit, it was evacuated By the
enemy, who had burned his tents, supplies;
&c. It is supposed that information Of the
movement had been communicated to the
garrison. 20 3
SAD Acc1DENT.-Rob Roney, q mem.
Der of Company ga, !" sixth South Caroliua
regiment, fell from q train of cars at Gor.
donsville junction Of the Central railroad
about 10 o'clock, on Saturday morning,
and was killed. In common with che
grester portion Of his regiment, he had re-
enlisted for the war, and wass on his route
home, ona furlough, when the accident
occurred. His remains was forwarded to
his parents at Chester yesterday.
.s5. Richmond Eraminsr.
REouIsIrIoN ON GEoRaIA.-Tha Ss-
vannah Republican is informed that the
Secretary Of War has fnadea requisition
on Governor Brown for twelve additional
regiments, for Immediate service. The
Governor, We learn, will issue.sa call for
volunteers, to supply the requisition, and
if not promptly responded to, q draft will
be ordered.
WHY SToNEwALL JACKSON RESIGNED
For reasons that will hereafter be appre-
ciated (says the Lynehburg Republican,
we forbear making comments at this time
upon the resignation of Major Gen. Jack.
son, other than to state that it was rendered
in consequence of an imperative order from
the War Department, requiring the evscua-
ton of Romney.
e AN IRISH BRIGADE AT CoIUMBus.---
There are no less than 5000 gallant Irish.
men in the Confederate army at Columbus,
Ky. The Irish officers there have helda
meeting, and resolved to organize an Irish
brigade. An eloquent address has been
issued BY. them to their fellow countrymeu-
in the army Of the Western Department.,
appealing to them to aid in the enterprise.
CouaH IN HoRsEs.-Tar water sprin.
kled over their fodder, and mixed with
their grain, will cure the cough Of horses;
if that is not convenient, make an infusion
of cedar twigs, and use the liquid as above
LY1Na:-Although the devilbe thesash.
er of lies, he seems like other great ingen.
tors to have lost much of his reputation By
the continual Improvements that have been
made upon him.
NEWSPAPERS in TExAs.--The San
Antonio Herald says: ssWe cannot count
more than ten papers now published in this
State, out Of some sixty year ago. War
and blockade are death to newspapers" -
Observation-Disclosures, Jan. 81
The second Tennessee regiment, Colonel
Bates, have unanimously resolved to re.en-
list for the war Other regiments will
rapidly follow the example. s.