Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-08-05
From the Raleigh Stnte Journal.
HighlyImportant from the North

From the Raleigh State Journal. -
HighlyImportant from the North.
RICHMOND, July 28.-Ihe New York
Herald Of the 18th contains lengthy dis
patch from Washington, of which the fol-
lowing is the substance.
1t is now admitted by the most sanguine
members of the Administration that never
were our foreign relations in SO msaacing a
state. .. .... -,
England, so the official advices indicate,
is determined to furnish the South with an
iron.clad navy; and it is equally certain
that the Emperor of France has made up
his mind definitely to interfere in our do.
mestic affairs.
The fall of ,Vicksburg and Port Hudson,
and the rebel defeat at Gettysburg, will not,
it is believed by the most sanguine friends
of the Administration, alter the character
of the action France and England are de.
termined to adopt. On the contrary, the
moment there is danger of the North over.
powering the South, Intervention will be
tried to compel separation. upon which
England and France are determined--Eng-
land to cripple the power of this great Re-
public-France to preserve its dominion in
Mexico.
With these indications before them Sew.
ard and the President are convinced that
this is the most critical time, as far as re-
CARDS our relations with foreign powers,
since the commencement of the war.
From what hear I am inclined to be-
lieve that measures are 'io1o on foot to put
an end to the aoar. 1t is not impossible
that we may see sudden change of parties
next month.
SECOND DISPATCH
RICHMOND, July 2S.-The correspon-
deuce, relative to the seizure Of the Will
'o.tho- Wisp, by the U. s. ship Montgomery
shows that the British Government is dis.
satisfied with the decision of the prize court
1t is considered that some compensation
should be granted to her owners.
Seward replied that the owner might
carry the case to the Court Of Appaals.
Lord John Russell expressed his regret
at this answer, and hoped Seward would
reconsider the matter, as the case presented
so clear case of unlawful seizure.
Seward, in long reply, says it is not in
cumbent On the part of the United States
to withdraw their confidence from their Ju.
dicial tribunals.
The London Times is glad that Seward's $
peevish letter was not replied to.
Henry Ward Beecher, in a speech in
London, charged the Abolitionists Of, Great
Britain with being false to their principles
and Inconsistent, and deficient in backbone.
THIRD DISPATCH. F..
RICHMOND, July 2a.-The Baltimore
american of the 25th has telegram dated
Cincinnati, 24th, which says that Morgan
crossed the Central Ohio Railroad, at Camp
BELLS this morning, closely pursued by Gen.
Shackleford. The depot was burnt and
some of the track torn up.
At 9 o'clock he reached Guernsey, did a
great deal of damage, plundoring, &c.
When last heard from, Morgan was at
Winchester, moving towards SteubenVille,
oD the Indiana Railroad.
The German Democratic organ at Cleve.
land, has taken the name of Vallandigtam
from its columns and raised Brough for
Governor. 81
Five hundred rebel officers, including
Generals Archer and Jones, arrived at
,Pttsburg on Monday en- route to Johnson's
Islapd, where they viii be detained until
exchanged.
Ten thousand prisoners are confined at
Fort Delaware.
CHARLEsToN.-The siege of Charleston
is still progressing. Aud this time the
Yankees are probably in earnest. They
intend to take Charleston if they can do it
with all the vast resources at their COM
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