Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-18
Re Ezrt3oa Of G.a. Cass 10 Vie

was reelected by the Michigan LegA
islature to the United States Senate,
for the full tern from the 18th OF
March next.
CorToN.-It will be seen by refer
enee to our commercial column, that
TIKI increase in tbs receipts at all the
20 IT'S, up to the latest dates, as COM
pa red With last year, is 1O6,7S4.-
The decrease in the exports to the
north, is 117,732 bales.-lHemPhis
Eagle.
The New Orleans Delta Of the
goth ult. says: There IS scarcely any
trade which is not now doing three
times as much bus iness as it did last
year. Our hotels and boarding hOls-
es are all crowded. The restaurants
swarm with people. The dry goods
and fancy stores glitter with the gay
attire Of the ladies; and places os
amusements an crowded all the time
EMIGRATION AND PoyERTY-A re-
port,of the New York Emigration
Commissioners shows, that OF ever
100000 emigrant IS to the port of
New York, 10000 (onf foprtA Of the
wholeD have been aided and SUSTAIN
ed, in part or whole, by public chaTityl
From this we may know the extreme !
poverty under VIII ch most of THE en-
igrants labor. This immense emf
grafton, and the ioYerty Of thH emf
gfgnts, is one great reason why
New York and Philadelphia have
grown SO rapidly in the last ten years.
A large part Of the emigrants are
unable to get beyond the port where
they land-eyen when their latIdr can
maintain them. There is supdsed to
be 100000 Irish in the city Of New
York alone-CiR. Gax.
A new counterfeit s. note On the
Merchants and Mechanics Bank Of
Wheeling, has made its appe4 range
1t is one Of the blue backs, anu " ell
executed.f 4
LAND LMITATIoN IN WISCONSIN,
A bill limiting Go go acres) the area
of land which any person may here
after acquire in Wisconsin has just
passed to its engrossment in the pop
ular branch of the Legislature BY Il
vote of Mirty-atne to mi ictea, or
more than two TO one
SILVER CoIN.-The Philadelphia
Ledger Of Thursday says: ''The trade
in silver coin IS much less active than
| it has been, and the prenium paid
for it in gold nearl y one per cent. less
than a fortnight ago
A question of no small importance
to the finances and commercial into
rests of The United States, has been
settled in France 1t has been de
cided that gold Shall continue to be
received as Il legal tender
Fifty-six years ago man was ex-
ecuted in Frame , ON circumstantial
evidence, for robbery Of the Lyons
mail and murder of a passenger.-E
Ills innocence subsequently made
manifest, and a report to the National
Assembly recommends proclama-
ton Of his Innocence, and tie restc-
ration Of the forfeited property TO
his family.
ERIE RAIL R5AD-The directors
of the New York and Erie Road say
it will be completed to Dunlzirk. on
Lake Erie, certainly by the 18th Of
May next. The entire cost Of the
road is stated at S20,500,O00.
Gen. Tom Thumb was arrested in
Savannah last week, for driving his
state carriage up on the side walk.
The Legislature of North Carolina.
at its recent session, appropriated
Sl2,OO0 to defrny the expenses Of a
survey OF a Railroad from Salisbury,
to Knoxvillc,Ii this State. The pg-
pers do not state what route is to be
surveyed, but We presume it is by way
oil Asheyllle- l his IS an important
move.
Consul 70 u ARIs.-Samuel C.
Goodrich (Peter Parley) has been
nominated as Consul at Paris, vice
Robert Walsh, resigned. This new
appointment take seflcct on tie Ist of
April.
The Vicksbutg Wing says:-It
has been rumortd about town for
some time past, bat w, b. TompIlins
Judge Of the Cir cult Court for the
third District, ha d resigned his JUDI
ship and started for California. We