Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-12-02

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bis office as Cove rnor Of Utah, in
consequence Of bis high handed
proceedings as rep prted by the last
arrival from the TERRITORY. The
writer apprehends for the future
considerable difficulty with the Nor
mons, ana that it Will be necessary
to establish our government Their c
with two lor three regiments OF sol-
diers.
The Nation al Councils of til e
Cherokees have passed an act en-
pc wering the Chief to convene the
people, with a view to obtaining
their consent to a retrocession to
the Unitea States Of the Neutral
Ground. The purpose of the pro-
posed recpnveyance Of the proper
Ity is said TO be the liquidation Of
the national debt of the Cherokees.
MoRM9N MIssI oNARIEs.-Ten
Mormons are laboring in the Sand
witch Islands, in companies Of two,
to- convertible population, natives,
foreigners, missionaries and all, to
their faithl It's not little worthy
of note that, while in England and
Scotland tsley have made converts
lbH thousands, in Hawaii they have
m et with DO success whatever.
! SHooTISG.-W e are deeply pain
ed to leare that difficulty occur
re d on Monday la ST, few miles
Iffbm our tbwn between Mr.. G.. w.
z tits and Dir. II. c. Aymetti, both
STEADY and sober 70 ung men, which
ZEN ded in d fight, an II shot receiv-
ed in the shoulder BY young Aymetti.
from revolver il the hands of
Pitts. we learn from the physician
TIL BIT the ball did not pass into the
ca ity Of the body THAT it is not
ex tracted; bGtthat there is nodanger
of its proving fatal. -Pmaskl Gaz.
A TowS elaine pa claim has
BEEN set upon % til E entire tract of
LAP d on which the town Of Helena,
ARK is built, and the claimant in
: te4ds prosec uting fdr it without de-
LAY. As a natural consequence, it
IhaB created no little sensation among
: the citizens Of that place. Mem.
J ; Edgle. :
The annual products of all the
cotton mills in the United States, is
sta ted 10 be 25O,O0d,O0O yards, and
, the consumption of cotton 100000.
Tile value Of this cotton, when
ma nufactured, is est mated at sixty>
sew EN- millions.
) The aggregate VI pie Of PennsyI-
ta1ia at the late election, was 365,-
2O2. That Of Ohio, was 2S2,O56.
Excess in favor Of Pennsylvania
s3Il46.
The AMERICAN PRIsoNERs.-
The Madrid cores pondent OF the
London Chronicle thinks the Amer
; icab prisoners who lave been bro't
. 10 Spain viii be am nested by the.
Qufen to grace an approaching fes-
, tivd probably on her Majesty's
app roaching confinement.
The Washington Telegraph, of
the 1Gih inst, in speaking OF our
Cuban affairs, says that our Gov
eminent is in possession Of theproois
that firstly, no hideft CnHendeu and
his men mere had; and secondly
the bodies cta portion Of them mere
mutFated after death.
) s UMMARY OF CoTToN.--Accord-
, ing 10 the New Orledas Price Gu
rent of the 18th November, the to-
tai deceipts at all the ports since ist
September, 1851, an onnt to 361,.
I284I bales, making tn increase as
compared with same dates last year,
44,di5 bales. TotaI exports TO
forelgnports, I7S.657 baIes;decrease
this year. 33, All bale 5. Total ex-
ports TO northern ports, 100,l33
balei; increase this year, 2I,276
\ bales Stock on hand and on ship
boarl at all the ports 200.652
bales |; increase tllisyedr 1927 bales.
us. MSr.-The coinage at the
Mint in Philadelphia during the
mont b Of October was very large,
VIZ; 6oO,774 pieces Of gold, of the
value ofS5, 23l, 0l9; 7h3,2O0 pieces
of silver, Sf the value of 1880 and
$50, QO0' Upper cent? The gold
bullion deposited during the month
of DC tober was S4,745,PGO, Of which
S4,670,0O0 was from California, and