Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-12-03


waa. thoughtsby some that,a descent upou
Georgetown was intended, while others be.
lieved Wilmington TO be the point aimed
at. Our troops were Everywhere put m
der marching orders, TO be ready to move
at the shortest notices q % s5sli i IT,
Several large vessels were seen to pass
this harbor Sunday morning, sailing Sonth
wards. 1t is thought probable they have
gone to aid in an attack on4Mobile, in con,
junction with the Yankee Gulf Squadron
Our latest accounts, however, represent the
latter to have but very lately arrived al
New Orleans i. - =, ~, sfs So
Five additional vessels we're reported Of
our Bar, Sunday, and six blockaders, of
Steuo.-Charlesto,s floarier, LIST. s,s5s.fs9sss.
s3s q aiE$s ~ .''ss-...s7F7s 3sssi s,6ssssss
.sssfa5 - ;ss. From Europe.5. lssegss.f;;..se lsgs /;
RICHMOND, Nov. 30.-The Esansiqe;
has received the New York Herald ofth.
s27th.& i&Agl iss5fff:fas 5e5..5
s:z Among the most important NEVIS fron
Europe BY the Africa ais,the, text of d msdi
alton dispatch addressed byslth tFreuct
Minister of foreign affairs to the French
Ambassadors ataLonion and ST. Peters
burg, urging coalisiouaof the governments
to which they are accredited, with the de.
sire ofthe French emperor to propose an
'armistice of six months between the North
ern aud Southern sections of this country
with theyisv tosan auicabIs settlement Of
tue difficulties and the terminationeofa our
4civiE'w-r. s7ag' ssas sslts r. E..5Eas
of the British, press are decidedly
hostile to the Intervention policy Of
EugiaudssS tss3 ass = y&atsd s&sf:5
b The reply Of Prince Gortsohackoff on be.
shalfof Russia issery positive: says i
10 requisite above all things stosavoid the
appearance ofsaay pressures whatever that
is capabletof chilling the public opinionsin
America, or5of exercising the susceptibility
of that natiou that combined measure OF
the three great powers, however conciliato.
Hry, ifvpresensed sin an official Sorioficious
character, would be the causeio of sarriviug
at result opposed lHtoe pacifcation !. II,
France should persiss in her In
tensionyof mediation, and England should
aequiesce in her course, instructions should
beSsent to BaronzzS s6sckle at Washington,
tolend to both his colleagues, If notsothclai
aid, At least moral ai'support. +t'
- ..sN'' sage'7', AXIS e'-...sss-= ISIS
a Late Northern News ss.ssa :
- PETERSBURG, vAs November rs. The
New York Herald, Of 22d, received, says !:
.sThe rebels were sill lin possession of Fred
ricksburp at the last; accounts, but its sur
render had sbeeb formally demanded. . a
large force of:S,uart' 8 cavalry came to War
renton Junction, FRIDAY. probably With q
view tn make n dash unt,n. the IInion lines
their accustomed audaeious 8 fashion, !. :,
,..,Rnnors, were rife that Stopewall Jack.
sons Was. sat.Wiucbester, with an eve to an.
other raid into MARYLAND" -. 81.
/, The Herold thinks the ,conditions sof the
-;ver ,f,or tho late r.;ns .rendars oil change.
of,er,ssipp imuossible, :.
The estimates for. the .exnenses of the
Yankee armv for the ensr;no gear .are.p,,s
dovn a, eonr bun8rea AMI, .e;ebty millions
of dollars Rsouisi,iops upon the Paymas.
ters ,Departmentstill uupaid amount ito
fortv eight millions. -. .sn =,
The Memphis Buzlsti,,. of the 18th uit.,
saws the rebel Gen. Bragg, with ten thou.
sapd men, arrived a. Holly Springs last
Saturday, and that he was preparing TO give.
General Gran, bastle. . - s,.s,g. <
Gold in, New York. on the, 2lst, was
ouoted at 1851 Sterling Exchange l45
RICHMOND. Nov. 29,-Tbe New York
Hero2d of the 2ad: has been received. Il
annrehends another raid into MARYLAND by
Its Fortress Monroe correspondent SAYS;
the Federal p;skets. were driven into Suf,
folk m "Wednesday Gen, Peek, immedi.
a,ely sent force which drove the, rebels
clear over the Blackwater. River The.
Herald says the Union army of Virginia,
is stronger andcbetter prepared now for the
work of a, triumphant campaign than ever
or likely TO be. hereafter. The
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