Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-25
IIoNoRABI1AcT.-AIr Nathan Mot

gest commission merchants of Bos-
ton, who was compelled, some ten or
twelve years since, to suspend pay
ment and make compromise With
his creditors, has, within.a few days
past, paid them the full amount due,
together with interest, amounting to
about forty thousand dollars.
Ne~ Hampshire E7ectttoals--The
returns have been received from
Tuck's District, and he is elected.
His vote is 1868, aud Kittridge
7,404- The House as far as heard
from, is Wings lI6; Atwood men,
20; Democrats, sc. Last year
from the same towns, ii was Wings,
so; Democrats, l5S. Fo. Cover
nor, Unpopular vote in ITO towns,
is Sawyer, 27,06l, Dinsmoore, 2S,-
295l
III a letter addressed to the
Lord Mayor of Dublin, Lord Clon-
curry has charged the English Gov
eminent with having caused The
death by starvation, within the
last four years, Of 100000 of the
Irish people.
| A WIFE SOLD AND BoUeHr-A
correspondent of the New York
Tribune, who writes from Green
field, Indiana, communicates the
following statement: A gentleman
in the cars related to me a very
serious affair, the scene of which
was in Ruth, an adjoining { ounty,
as fpllows-A Nlr. Robinson sold
his wife and other personal proper
ty to a MIR. Tyler, for $50, but her
brother, a Nlr. Hamilton, dissent>
ing from the trade, interfcred, ard
tried to take his sister home with
him. This rendered Mr.. TYLER.
the purchaser, highly indignant.
and be very cooIly shot said Ham,
iIlon through the heart. Mr.. TyIer
and his bought wife slept ih the
house-in the room where her
dead brother lay in his blood; and
the next day be escaped. AIl the
parties were intoxicated. The
Coroner said that the neidhbors
who called in to see the dead body
drank about welve gallons ofIiq-
uor-to assuagc their grief.
i Increase Of q rode scilh the 50 az.-
| v c have frequently referred with
pleasure to the evidences of the in
cfeasing trade of Baltimore with
tie South The vessels dispa tclied
bfnce for Southern ports within the
the last two months were without
Ipf ecedeht in number. Anloit q the
fmerous articles exported 10
IC harleston and Savannah, the Prize
/ c nrrent earmerates Ike following
leading ones:
j Flour, $4,000 barreIs;corn. 215-
1000 bushels; bacon, 1900 hhds;
coffee, 10000 bags The whole
Of which IS valued at S525,00O. In
qluded in our receipts for the same
Iperlod are 5000 bales cotton. .
500 casks rice, 1000 sacks salt; to-
gelber with large quantities of Inm>
Der, and various other articles Of
merchandise.
In every department of our trade
with the South, an equal proper
ton oiactivity ismanilested. Ball.
The number of deaths in the
city of Mexico for the year 1850,
was 1886, Of which 9,6i9 were
from cholera alone.
The number of births during the
year was $500, showing a diminu-
ton in The population of 1907.
The number Of marriages was l.
RoBBING 4 WHOLE AUDIENCE =
The Bologna Gazette mentions d
new exploit Of the famous Iassa-
tore. On the Dist ut, while the
families Of Forlmpopoli (Romagua)
were enjoying the pleasure Of a
theatrical representation, two de.
tachments of his band entered the
town, disarmed the gens>dc armes
who were on duty at the theatre,
and mounting OH The stage, ordered
Inc curtain TO be raised. Then
showing the keys Of the gates
they informed the assembled pub
nc that they were masters of the
town, and ordered all the audience
to deliver up their money. They
seized the President of The NUM-
c'paIlty, dragged him to his house
which they pillaged, and then hav-
ing forced him IN oivo mr. tho ka,,