The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-02-12

The Paris gun makers export arms TO
the value Of 100000 annually.
There is great distress in Ireland. and
IN many districts The people are actually
starving. ...- --e..,,
Tts; I,achs of Egypt has offered ,hs
French Emperor 100 .neyros t,,,,, r, :,
jour for ,h'sss!sHieau expedition - 49, A,A''
A Pans correspondent says that g..
Empress Engenie has n:.;ncd bsr G,xo.' QUO
''' morse S:o"ewall Jackson u N
1, F"oA aR.zoSA,-A aisnstch :, a.,
I; r;o"S'oh Telegraph, da,e,l San An,on;o '
D'cetn Der 20, says that al tho Yapkee.
were leaving ira1ona, and that n go"
'"''o" had broken. out in New Mexico.
The Federal La.k-caplu,o. -.---..-
weston bad q yal,,- rs,' SSfH 20 OF. PrOvls-
ions o.. board. .such IS were moss nsea-.
cd. The whole was secured. ~ q.
Tho Charleston Courier p is informe.,
that " steamer was promptly dispatche.,
to Nassau from that cily.. conveying tha
announcement to The British authorities
mat the blockade Of that port Lad bee4
raised. 49,
= oDoalrERoUs.-Lincoln calls the ne.
gros "ffeo Imerican Of de Afr;ca,
scent. That is not the. literal order Of
ms expression, but, aa he says himself.
logically there 10 nei' her more nor less
Of H."
TnR New York Times aays the saoun.
OF gold which We rtct'is,d &.csa Caiif0r-
n!t duriry last year .'n4. nearly ton
fnH:Ions Lose ,L"n in I&~i, a,sd If 90 do
not capture ar s:.,f; tn-' Atsi,ss,,i.., il will
probably Ue very short ihA year.
THERn ia a little gon,anco in the life
ofs Mrs. q. B. &cCtei!:n no, generally
known. II appear tL.t size uas s.,-
gagged some seven years ago to Gen, A.
=. Hill, the rebel. He present h hashani
has since had several vnsa..ru.nts
with the rebel General.
Fourteen Months in tho American
Rastie" ia the title of y pamphlet sold
hv the Appleton~ AMI "t'or h"oksellers
written ny "ir. frank Key How'd Ae
rraudson Of the author vf The SfAr
Spnngled Banner"
MAJOR Iron SMITH, who captured
the Harriet Lame, Is the Sane man who.
on the 'l7th oj Anri', 1861. laid tho
h"arders vic" rsi@e ice &!nr ~i the West.
! These. the Teyv, telegraph observes,
we're IT," ir.t TO v.:sas.. employed by
| the fans:se Govern-iJnt against tho
! South.
| GES. Joseph E. johnson returned to
l.htlan,a u few n;g&.a -,pcc. sGs .x-
| f. sse. hi,lse'i as perfectly a:;;.fied With
| the condition of ajf,;c- in M,aSf,,sippi .
srA be rreaEs hopefully snd cheOnuily
OF the csue" eye'yvher".
| Hosr oLthe London joprna's conde,p"
the Londcn Times tor i's open attempt
10 iuslify slavery on Scriptu' al grounds.
II wrs Thought that a great reaction
arsin>t tne Influence Of tho London
Yimes woul1 ensue.
MIR. DAYroY, the Unitei States min.
ister a. par:,, cad An audience with th.
=! Ea,peror Napo.oun oh ;he Tth ultimo
: 'C,se i!npvror j. SAID to lave recon
. r,a,,1,,h an arnisilc. between the Mort
ard the s0uIn.
GKouSD ARMs We are informed
hv reliable Authority that. fonr Who'll
! yc";~,er.. Of Federal t:oops have lni
, L.,-n lbeir ar:us az Haton Rouge, th'i
, nr,c.r- Larins. all resigned wiih0u: OK
|, c-,tion.-F05t NaIson Courier.
\ Tue Fe!s,al military authorities har
II ;..ucd IN eaict fn,hidding aims, ANN,
II r,,iou ns4ses, &c, from being taken ins
Il Kon,u..y Al ali. Aian, fnTbniliug III
's s,io;ncnt in:n that STATE Of large qual
: tive. Of .,nem's boots or shoes, men
/" clol,i,g in qn.nliIy, "f goods for men
OF wear, barrels Of salt or sacks, or QraI
%. titles CT coffee over ten pounds, 1ninn
:" cavalry equipments and the like.
,e A counEspoSpENr Of the Eonas
~ Times says chhl would insti.ctiyo
he ~. Il :, Gen. Lee IN n crew.i, "a i. trisI
4, and protector, ~ fascinating is q
IN l.,an,x.oi his eouhtenance; aml al
Il. ,ha, Gen. Lee breads a newspaper. p,
,s egyric worse than he. does q wound
-. lie says Lee Is " hero, but )ack+on ii
.ytsaiE.