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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-06-21
Gold Excitement in New York.

New YORK, June 17.-Imports for the
past week have been upwards of 81 900, 900,
of which there was 100000 of sugar,
tea and coffee.
The excitement in the gold room for sew
eral days has been intense. Four or five of
the heaviest stock spectators have lost for,
tunes in that time by throwing their money
and influence against the rise. A London
letter to banking house here says that the
specie arrivals are an immense thing for
the American credit. The amount sent
from America is everywhere admitted to
have saved general bankruptcy in England
The letters to other banking houses in this
city are very much to the same effect.
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The Case of Jefferson Davis.
JUDGE UNDERWOOD WILL NOT REL
HIM ON BAIL


HIM ON BAIL
In the matter of the application for the re-
lease Of Jefferson Davis on Bail.
l have considered the application made
by Mr. Shea, Of counsel, to release Jefferson
Davis on bail
Under the circumstances, the application
might have been more properly made to me
when recently holding the Circuit Court at
Richmond.
But under the law it may doubtless be
made also in vacation, and [ will briefly
state my views on it and conclusions:
In the States which we're lately in active
rebellion, military jurisdiction is still exer.
cised and martial law enforced
The civil authorities, State and Federal,
have been required or permitted to resume
partially their respective functions, but the
President, as Commander.in Chief, still
controls their action so faras be thinks such
control necessary to paci6cation and resto-
ration
In holding the District and Circuit Court
of Virginia, I have uniformly recognized
this condition.
Jefferson Davis was arrested under a
proclamation of the President, charging
him with completely in the assassination of
the late President Lincoln. He has been
held ever since, and is now held, as mill
tary prisoner. He is not and has never
been in the custody of the Marshall for the
District of Virginia, and he is not, there.
fore, within the power of the court.
While this condition remains, no propo-
sition for bail can be properly entertained,
and l do not wish to indicate any probable
action under the circumstances.
JOHN G. UNDERWOOD,
District Judge.
Alexandria, June IL, 1866.
If he we're prisoner of war, Underwood
made mistake in indicting him, etc., and
Andrew johnson, the Commander in, Chief
of the army of the United States, can re-
lease Jefferson Davis on parole, as he did
Mr.. G. G. Clay If not prisoner of war,
but simply as be in truth is, civil prisoner
of the United States Government, he should
be either tried or permitted to 60 free, and
Judge Chase or Judge Underwood have
full power if they choose, and Mr.. Davis
wishes it, to grant him bail.
Richmond Times
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TATEl&1DTSTRICTTAXES

TAX PAYERS are hereby notified tha. WIN Be- AZ
yorievtIe from the 18TH OF JUNE TO TEE 2ND OF
JULY, for the purpose Of RECEIVING RETURNS AND
TAXES. After the date last mentioned, no RETURNS
will be received, but all DEFAULTERs YiHbe DOUBLE
TAXED Persons are earnestly requested not % delay
until tho last days, for IL they do so, VIII be phyzicay
impossible 10 receive the returns. ~, 20
All persons who fab TO MAKE RETURNs and PAY
THEIR TAXES will be double txed and executions is-
sued against them. An those who MAKE RETURNS md
FAIL TO PAY their taxes previous g The closing
books VIII have single Tax eIecutons issued against the
If there should be any who believe that ey cannot pay
their TAXES, tey win do well for themselves 70 make
their RETURNS, and have q SINGLE TAX ExECU-
TIoN issued against them, rather than double tax Exc
cuuon. - - .+H !.s....' u sSct!ti ~ BSi
All persons who made RETURNS 70 me previous tothe
18TH OF APRIL, ara notified that owing to q mtscon-
sruStton Of instructions is necessary that they make
Alarge number Of FRgEDMEN having failed 20 make
RETURNS, persons who have FREEDMEN HIRED Or
UNDER THEIR CONTROL, are requested to notify them
Of their liability. T.. - ~. ,. = 80
Commissioners of Roads and Bridges and overseen Of
Roads, are requested make reports Of all persons In her
division, white and colored, liable to taxation.
ANDREW JACKSON, Tax Collefor i,
May 81 6 u,
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LATEST NEWS.
Late From Europe.

LIVERPOOL (via Qaeenstown), June6 =.
Cotton has declined 3D. Tendency of
Breadstuffs and Provisions downward.
Middling Uplands 134 United States
Five twenties 81 to 644 The failure of
Agra & Masteman's bank has caused con.
siderable depression The liabilities are
heavy. The crisis on the continent contiu.
ues and is inevitable. .... o.. .r.-
New YORK, June 16-The steamship
City of Paris has arrived, having left Liver
pool on the 5th instadt and Queedstown on
the 9Th The conference has been aban.
doned in consequence of the demands of
Austria, which rendered the mediation of
neutral powers impossible. The ueutrals
have broken off all negotiations, and it re-
mains for the belligerents to negotiate a.
mong themselves OF inaugurate war. 1t is
believed that hostilities will commence in
the Elbe Duchies, and that Austria's great
move will be to seize Silesia. Prussia has
sent circular to the neutral powers charg-
ing Austria with a fragrant breach of
treaties. ..- -."Es g. -n...--a y1..
The Prussian army comprises 452 battal-
ions Of infantry, 800 squadrons of cavalry,
and 1886 field pieces Of artillery. The
Italian volunteers number 95,000 The
Austrian army is now 100000 strong 1t
is supposed that 350,0O0 will operate
against Russia, and 250,OO0 against Italy,
exclusive of reserve 1t is reported that
if Prussia seizes Holstei1, Austria will
cross the frontier. The Spanish forces
have been augmented to $4,000. The Lon
don Times declares that all hopes of peace
have vanished. The Government Reform
bill IN the British Parliament has been re-
ferred without division 1t was the i'm
preston that Government would withdraw,
but there is no such Indication I'd.
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Later via Queenstown.

BERLIN, June 6 6-Prince Frederick
Charles leaves to morrow for the headquar.
ters of the Prussian army in Silesia g."
FLORENCE, June 6-There-is 6 great ex-
citement in Venice, owing to forced loan
and the refusal of the municipality to assist
IN collecting it.. Many of the inhabitants
had fed the city to escape conscription.
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Liverpool Market.

LIVERPOOL, June 5.-Sales of cotton for
the last three days $4,000 bales Opened
buoyaut With ID advance, but closed dull
with improvement more than lost. Bread.
stuffs frmer except corn, which was quiet.
Mixed 29s Sd. Beef dull Pork inactive
but steady. Bacon frmer. Sugar quiet.
Rice without sales. Rosin dull. Turpen-
tine fat
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Latest from Europe.

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE steamships
HaDsa, from Southampton, June 6, and
Palmyra, from Liverpool June 5tb, have
arrived. Their news have generally been
anticipated. 1t is confirmed that France
has officially notified England and Prussia
of the negotiations for peace Napoleon
says that Austria has taken upon herself a
great responsibility.
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PRICES CURRENT.
oRRE cTEp EEKLY z.


Dy- All Of the above quotations arc In gold.
Cotton-The transactions during the week have been
larger than for time past at prices ranging from II
20 cents gold The continued rapid advance in the gold
market has had tendency check operations to be paid
in gold We now quote prices nominal for gold and 25
to 30 cents In currency. '' - s... <.
Charlotte, June 1S.-Duriug the past week, the
Cotton market was very unsettled and but few bales were
sold 28H o0c for middlng grades, closing nominnaly
Saturday the latter figure, leins an advance OF TWO
cents on the previous weeks quotations. caused prncpa
by by the advance in the price of gold ~.
Corn is in demand at 81 so 10 81 60per bushel Within
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be presented in such q form that the world
will readit, and will contain necessarily
such testimony from the SUPERFICIAL East
and the eminently loyal Abolitionist in its
favor, as will astonish the honest Masses
Marshall, who was little inferior as Judge
to Mr.. Chase, presided at the trial of Burr !;
and surely, at a trial of so much greater i'm
portance, the honor Of the United States is
concerned that its judicial officer shall be of
a mental calibre more than enough to de-
eide a bar.room bet upon the weight of a
hog. After the utterances of Underwood,
q conviction will exist that Mr. Davis was
indicted by packed jury, and will be tried
by packed jury, before Judge who has
everything of Jeffreys but his brains
After describing the delay of the Judge
in making his appearance on the first day
of the court, the correspondent continues:
DAT last, at FIVE minutes past one precise
ly, there wasa slightmovement at the door,
and in came Judge Underwood, accompani-
ed by Assistant District Attorney, j. l..
Hennessey and other officers. of the court,
the judge taking his seat amid deep silence.
"Of all that crowd, the most unhappy
looking man was the judge himself. There
he sat, trying to assume an air of .aoncha-
lance by reading newspaper, but trembling
with evident nervousness, and looking as if
he were the man on trial. Certainly any
novice, were this the first court room be
eyer saw in his life, might easily have mis-
taken the judges bench for the prisoners
dock. The judge would read little, ap-
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-06-21

n6P General Mcclellan has given it as
his opinion that, in war between Prussia
and Austria, Prussia must 60 to the wall.
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:finautial 4 Commercial.

{3 Ii viii be remembered by readers that the prices
quoted below are in currency, grccnbacks unless 9th
erwise specially stated.
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FINANCIAL

Charlotte, June 1S.--Gold, 42K to As premium
New York, june 16.--GOld closed at 59x. b..
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RELIGIOUS Intelligence.

The Methodist Episcopal Church oil WI
liston. held their Centenary meeting on tue
9Th inst. A Centenary sermon was preach
ed bv Rev. Isaac McAnn of Burlington after
which an Offering was made by the Congre-
gator of Sls75, which will probably he
increased tic $1,000. or more. Over one
hundred dollars of the -um was raised by the
Sabbath school and over 6.toen hundred
was designated for the Vermont Conference
Seminary. located at Montpelier. Oac OF
the pleasant incidents Of the occasion, was
the distribution Of medals to the scholars
by the Supt., for the money they had CO..
lectod.
Rev. DR.. P. Foster, late Of BuTling-
ton. commenced his labors as pastor OF the
Baptist Society in Montpelier On the lst OF
October. The Society wOrships in the Court
House.
Rev. C.. L. Cushman d Townshcnd, was
dismissed last Monday, having accepted
call to Ludlow, Mass. where he will 60 IN
November.
Rev. A. T. Deming was installed pastor
of the Congregational church at Swan.on,
on Friday, October 9th. The sermon Of the
occasion was preached by Rev. Norman
Seaver. D. d. Of Rutland.
Rev. Elias W. Hatch was ordained pastor
of tic Congregational church in East Berk-
shire, on Tuesday, Sept 2jth.
Rev. j. W. II. Baker, by his own request,
on account Of long continued i'll health, was
dismissed from the Pastorate Of the Congre
gational church at Island Pond, Oct. 9, by
an Ecclesiastical Council.
At the late anniversary of the Vermont
Bible Society at Montpelier the Treasurer
reported receipts for the last year to the
amount OF 81 sos 50, being large increase
on receipts for previous years, which were
as follows: 60, S2,276 Is; '63, $3.50 25'
"a. s4,726 so; '65, $3.50 p ct
s7.3l6 II. These sums are exclusive ol
the amount contributed directly to the par
ent society, which this year amounted tc
$1,000 As. making the aggregate for 1850
1855 l6.
The contributions to the American Uni
tartan Association Tor the year ending Sep
30, were s6O,S95 81, OF which Boston
churches gave about $4,000.
At Methodist Conference at Columbus
Ohio, DR.. Newman of Louisiana sad thai
las. Christmas they had only 1000 members
in that State. while now the number was
over 700, and the amount Of church prop
erty had increased from few thousand dol
lars to 1913 900 in value. Though portion
Of it came from the Missionary Society, tho
great bulk was contributed By the freedmen
The Louisiana Conference has now thirty
preachers, whose field of labor extends alon2
the bayous of the Mississippi, and even a;
far as Austin, Texas.
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Prot. van 8TSKIRK'S
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cure Coughs, Colds Sore Throat, Hoarseness,
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~ IL rosr AprAxcEn srAers.l

for the Rziicai Cure Of ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS. Ca
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Professor Van ssusks
GREAT GERMAN
EEEoER REMEDY,

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DR.. JUAN DELAMARRE'S
CELEBRATED SPACIFIC PILLS.


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