Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-09-23

1 - We learn that General A. r.. w Wright,
who was recently arraigned before 9 Court
Martial, for alledged disobedience of orders
and contempt of his superior officer, (Msjel
General Anderson, } has been honorably ac.
quilted. S5S - ~ss.7 :
| Information has been received at Rich.
mond of the bursting Of The large Blakely
gun received at Charleston. No one was
/ injured by the explosion.
* An Cup country Lady" in the Guar
dian, calls attention to the defenceless con-
dition of Greenyille, at this time. She says
the enemy isonly 40 miles away, at Green
vile Tennessee. szs = :. 2'.11s1ss
We think there is no doubt Of the ear.
ly recognition of the Southern Confederacy
by France in connection with Mexico This
4 is to the interest of the French, and needs
but q little while to bring the fact to light,
las the public pulse has been already felt ON
the subject. ss .a-zs 3 sagss ~;
One of the buildings at the Powder
mills near Raleigh, was blown up on the
14th inst. It is said the accident will not
stop operations. g.rsEsea :sg,fs-- :
Returned prisoners represent their
treatment at David 5 Island, N. Y. as very
kind and considerate. Those from and at
Fort Delaware, as entirely the reverse
The first were furnished with complete
outfit of clothing and shoes, together with
many delicacies, while the latter we're robb-
ed Of everything they had, and almost starv-
ed. <, s-...s ....s4 ,y~:-, s.-,.sss.s :
1T will be a source Of pleasure to the
friends of Major General j. B. Hood to
learn that he has sufficiently recovered from
the wound received at Gettysburg to be
able to take the field again. =
The Yankee ship Auglo.saxon, with
cargo Of coal, was captured blythe Con.
federate steamer Florida, on the 2lst Aug.
off the coast Of ireland, and burned The
Anglo. Saxon was ship Of s68 tons bur.
then, and had crew of "a men, who were
landed at Brest. sssss:.... -. - Is. :. !
The late foreign news leads US to believe
there is some truth in the reports Of vessels
Of war being fitted out for the COME ederaey,
as the papers are considerably exercised on
the subject. Matters throughout the old.
world are becoming more complicated, dai-
ly, and Mr.. Lincoln will have bis hands too
full in subjugating the South to dispute
with France her rightto the professionals Of
Mexico The time is pregnant with great
events. SSfsSsss SsS
An insurrcction in Ireland isssaid. to be
gathering new. force, in celm and deter
mined manner, and will be heard from in
due time. This may interfere with Abra-
hams recruiting officers stoyer the water
with Charley > Z e 15sss - 80
"A negro girl, with t,uo lseaas. isexhib'
iting at Greepsille, Sc. The Enterprise;
eneRspaper, we meano says i has converted
with persons who hasesseen this dual hu.
man, and she is reported to be as great #
not a greater prodigy than the world-re-
nowned Siamese Twins. - a;;S1sss.ss.Sy;
The wife Of au officer of q Wisconsin
regiment, has, since the death Of 'hus-- nus
band, which occurred about Q year ago be-.
came The mother of an interesting juvenile,
citizen Of faafrican descent, 2 which is said
to look for all the world, like the greasy con-
traband which the officer had brought from
the South and introduced to his family
This is oneof the fruits Of Northern Abo-
litionism. ~
The New York Tribune says The
blockade of Wilmington is miserably ineffi-
cient. There are only eight gunboats on
the station, and the facilities of getting in
and out are so great that regular lines Of
packets to Nassau advertise their days and
hours of departure as though no interference
was expected. z@s
,-Lincoln has issued a. proclamation sus-'
pending the habeas corpus in case of per
sons enrolled, drafted or mustered in the
land or naval forces, or resisting drafts, or
any other offence against the military or ma
val forces. -'
-. Lincoln says he will allow the exchange
of prisoners to continue oman for man."
without regard to the refusal BY the Con-
Efsaarates to give up the officers of colored
troops. = -. -, .., :
Napoleon has declared the Mexican
coast from Lagunes, ten miles south OF
Matamoras, to Campeachy, to be under
blockade. He has done this in order to
break up guerilla bands who get their sup
plies in that section. ~. $50 s.sa.c, {