Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-11-02

without apparent decrease. e
The Missouri delegation from the
Fenian Congress, sent on mission to Wash
+ington With reference to the unconditional
rsieass Of John Mitchell, prisoner at For
stress Monroe, report that they have been
successful, and that the order for that pur-
pose viii soon be issued. a similar state
Sment is reported in other quarters.
An interesting trial took place at
Rayenna last week, under the Ohio liquor
law. A returned soldier named Greer,
while in state Of intoxicafion, was robbed
sof Sl02 by some unknown persons. His
wife broughs suit for damages against the
saloon keeper who sold him the liquor, and
obtained verdict in her favor Of $l20.
A fire occurred in this place, at the
inomentof our going to press. The houses
occupied by John d. Simrii and the dwell
ling house and shoe shop of Mr.. Robinson,
were burned to the ground. Very little
furniture saved We are unable to, state
how the Ere originated. .s2s:E1i
Chester aStdndard, 26th 'sfs 2
a Boston paper says that the demand
for goods is so much beyond the ability of
the man6facturers to supply, that one Of the
largest calico printing mills in New England
is importing It's printing cloths from Eng
land, while there are other manufacturers in
Massachusetts, who are importing very large
II Of brown sheet:ngs, which they have
stamped with their own trade mark Ii Man.
chester. ~ :.
Governor Hamilton, of Texas has
received frem John H. Reagan, lately at
) Fort Warren, an address to the people Of
Texas, which he sends to the Austin Ga.
3 sette for publication, accompanying it with
/. d letter cordially recommending it TO the
ggoopaid Grafton of the people Of sha State for
It's correct and manly tone. Mr.. Reagan
eoupsels complete acauiescence in the new
order of things and the burial of east ami.
mosities. - ts'.s. Is. s
The abolition of slavery is q leading
idea in Guba. Many of the Cuban plant.
ers, who represent the propriety of one hun
.ared thousand slaves, have signed petition
addressed to the Cabinet of Madrid, request
ing the abolition Of the institution, on the
condition that negroes must work for four
dollars per month during ten years. and af.
terwards shall be free forever. There are
besides this some other projects of the
Kind.
The Pope has again pronounced an
sallocntion, which is making some stir in
Europe. This time he warns the faithful
against the Free Masons, reminding them
that several of his predecessors have pro-
scribed and removed that sect, the entrance
into which they declared should entail ex-
communication, which the Pope alone could
remove: The Pope denoances Free Ma
sons as the instigators of revolutions, and
calls on the secular governments to suppress
them.
- - The Mexican Times, of September
q 80, gives list of about hundred ex.Cou-
<federates who are at present residing in that
country Among them We observe the names
Of Gen. Price, Magruder,. Kirby Smith,
Wilcox, Hindman, and others; also, ex
Governors Reynolds, Of Missouri, Moore,
of Louisiana, Harris, of Tennessee, and Al.
len, of Louisiana; and such distinguished
names as Trusten Polk, of Missouri, Per-
1kins, Of Louisians, NJ f. Maury, of Vir-