Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-10-21


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YORK.Y LILLE, i s Q OUTH GA
sed By the Presidents order Of immediate
departure Of oil British consular agents
from our country: The next letter is from
Mr., Bepjamin 10 Fullerton, briefly recapi;
tulatiug the evidences Of his assumption Of
jurisdiction, ordering him promptly to de.
part from the Confederacy The next let
ter is from Mr.. Benjamin to Mr.. Mason,
dated June II, and consists briefly in ex-
pIanation Of the causes of dismissal of Ma.
gee and Cridland; s. : 5
Bepjamin's despatch to Mason relative to
the dismissal of Magee and the appoint
ment of Cridland BY Lord Lyona as Acting
English Consul lof Mobile, with direction
of the President, has been communicated
to Russell. Russell, in a letter to Mason;
asserts that Her Majesty is the sole judge
of the conduct Of Magse, but he is willing
to admit that the so.styled gonfederate
States are not bound to recognize the :au.
thority derived from Lord Lyons; but i Is Is
yery desirable that persons authorized BY
Her Majesty should have the means Of rep.
resenting at Richmond or elsewhere in the
Confederate States, the interest Of British
subjects who may be in the course ofsthe
war grievously wronged by the acts Of sub.
altern 3 officers. This has been done IN 9TH
er similar cases Of States NOT recognized by
her Majesty, and would be IN conformity
with the amity professed blythe so-styled
Confederate States towards her Majesty
and the British nation, if arrangements
could be made fora correspond dence between
The agents approved By her Majesty Gov- 's-
ernment to reside in the Confederate States
and the authorities Of such States: Mr. Z
Mason, in reply, says that if it is his lord.
ships pleasure to make this proposition, ne
doubts not it will receive the favorable Con. es,
sideration Of the Government at hlcnmona:
The President before chattanooga.
BEYonE CHATTANOOGA, Oct. The
visit of the President 10 the army of Ten
neasea bae been Sonortune. and has Infused
: 40 liza and yiigar { among the troops. The
p,as;dsnt na.aea u 4 evening ,s al the head.
ansrt.r., ,of Gan sBraoo..: receiving the giss
Z. ,,ds canoratnlat;aas e Of the general Off
oars -
Tb;s morning sabons 81 o'clock, accom-
NAMED ~ his q staff and that Of General
.Ryagc ba nroea,eded 10 visit the lines and
;Dsnecl The work. The fine location Of
,besa. afFordad the PRESIDENT an excellent
onnortnnity for seeing these Of the enemy
also. and 6e g exhibited his interest in them,
IA amnly orafified his curiosity. The
troons ware & formed T in line along the works,
a,d 90 ,be Pree;dant rode along the front
- I -. y @ raee;vsd w;tb. cheer after cheer By
~, - ,., ,antsns;. ..t;c az. confident veterans
AZ A. a,,a,,; fII,e asperF crowds
as'ess sn.mr ,gerss s;s;bIag ,scanniinp. The
= ~ sa.s our ,;nes Int No 5pnn was
sr.a s @ .bon q = tSsv conld nd easily have e reach.
49, = s;tb Nh tbs;, IN sbs,Is tbe militant 5oayalcade
~ 5000. 49, 3 IA 'tbs pras;aent There d
s;.... I ds,,b, tsat .ba 3 s baea uera we'll 4.
...sss Ell, = aftba snthrs;asm and
Msss = ~ j 80 ss, i them and
~. aas s. 5, s,ss ss,s 5,i,ts
"a Tss s1s. 4,sons IN nysssnssa Is most pratifyiup
annsayansel 8 ,Thay bald laid asideSthe m rough i
and crude, ragged appearance which Sc
many Of them seem to take q pride in; as 9
contrast to the gaily dressed and well sup.
piled Yankees they have 50 often whipped
and their stalwart forms, FURNISHED arms
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