Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-28

population of Michigan, as shown by
the census just taken, is 100000
Increase since 1910, IS7,73P. Il
/ POPULATION OF MARYLAasD The
census Of the State of Marylhnd has
been fully ascertained, with the ex-
ception Of Anne Arundel county,
and assuming the number in that
county to be $4,000, the total popl-
lation of Maryland is 591,pG0, Of
which 10000 are slaves. The In
crease of slaves is only ab but one
thousand since 1916. The increase
Of the entire population sincd 1910,
isf4I,0Q0. VAS the ratio .of repre-
seiilttatien viii be about $4,000, Mary
land will retain her present humber
of six representatives in Congress;
that is, her representative ID mbers
will be $4,000, wanting about ] !
| 900 Of the number requisite to give
her SIX members--BaH. ICtpPer.
IIUNGARIANs IN CALIFORNIA I've
learn that 100000 acres of @hgibly
situated land in California have been
offered by an ex-alcalle on highly "a
yorable terms to Mr.. Breisach, b Hun
garian, residing in this city, with the
hope of indud ling his countryhen to
settle on it and engage in aglfcultu-
raj pursuit. Several hundred Hun
garians are expected to arrive here
shortly, and it is not improbabl e that
a portion Of them may avail them
selves of the ofler.-N y J4nr. Of
Com. /
STEM CoSnUNIcArIoN WITH CHINA.
The initiatory step in the move
ment for d regular steam comm unica-
ton between San Francisco and Can
ton is about being taken by an enter
prising merchant Of the former city,
who has purchased the well Known
steam propeller ,"McKim, md .in-
tends running her regularly bel tween
San Francisco and the Sandwich Is
lands.
QUEEN VIcToRIA-Mrs. G.. NJ
Kirkland writes fl om England, for
Sartain' 5 Magazine, concerning Queen
Victoria, that "sheIis well understood
to be person of very limited intel
Flect, notwholly sane at present, and
liable to.complete alteration as she
grows older
The Vincennes Gazette states that
one day week before last a man by
the name Of Adams, was killed inl
Carlisle, BY a horse kicking him. The
owner Of the horse, between VIII ON
and the deceased some difficulty had
occurred, was arrested on a charge of
murder, it being thought that he had
taught the animal to kick, and knew
that he co uld make it kick, whenever
he pleased. The affair is undergoing
legal Investigation.
COPPER MINEs.-The amount of
copper, in-the rough, which was sent
down from Lake Superior in the
year 1850, estimated at 2,GS0,Q00I
tons. About 1000 operatives viii II
be employed the coming winter. |
CAPITAL PUNIsBTEsT.--A joint conn
niittee of the Arkansas Legislature
has recommended the substitution of
for capital punishmeh BIT. !
New HAMPsHIRE.--We mentione d
a few days since that a series of
patriotic resolutions mad been adopted
by the New Hampshire State
ConyentioH,to one of which an amend
ment was moved in the shape of a
proviso that nothing contained IN
said resolution should be construd ID |
INTO an approval Of the fugitive slav e
law, or giving hundred thousan q t
If free territory and ten millions Of
dollars to Texas. This amendment !;
vas subsequently voted down by a
overwhelming majority, the VOTE /,
being Is yeas, l55 majority I;
against it 1871. Well done for the
d5ranite State.
In highly flattering notice Of !
his speech Of Senator Clemens, j
he N. O. Bee remarks: "Fhis !
peech Of Senator Clemens will do
ast good. He vas hostile to the
ompromise, yet subsequent mature ]
election has convinced him that .
ne south has gained largely by it.. 5
lie was disposed TO be something |;
t a fire eater during the late session Y
ct dispassionate deliberation bas #
aught him the inestimabIe value of !
&c Union.
The Washington Union Of the Y !,
d inst. has the following: u
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