Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-11

tildllltu W IL tdNCiH-hSSlCi3 NHO
keeps his rum-mill in Smiths old
residence, in Nauvoo; that one-half of
the houses built by the Mormons are
torn down, and the ether hall are ten
-antless; and that out Of the former
10000 Mormon population, there
are now only about 200 left. About
400 French socialists own a great
portion of the city, including the
ruins Of the temple.
II is said that the donation made
by jenny Lind lowar,l>the establish
ment oil free schools in Sweden
amounted 10 over 100000 The
Boston Atlas says that 100000 OF
it was sent uhile Jenny was IN this
country, and that $4,000 have
now been sent from Hamburg in
the form OF bill of exchange on
London, drawn in favor OF Mr. The
mauer, arch~priest. DIR. Wiesel-
green. pastor Of the Cathedral Of
Stockholm
A Mr.. Mowery, of Auburn, n. Y,
has issued card, in which he states
! he has invented an arrangement by
which the elasticity Of compressed air
can be used to propel carriages on
railroads. The air is compressed by
water power or otherwise, and carried
ina tube or pipe the whole length of
! the.road lie also says he has taken
measures to secure !. patent for the
same.
! The Erie Railroad Company have
recently forbid entirely the sale Of
into xicating drinks in any Of the re-
fires ment houses along the road, or
! in a ny of the grounds of the compa-
ny, and absolutely refuse employment
/ to a ny persons who make use Of such
drinks.
! Laborers are in great demand all
over the country. Five hundred are
wanted Immediately to work on the
/ Shelbyville Railroad An agent Of
( the New Orleans and jackson Rail
road, has be ZEN in Cincinnati for sew
eral days, CT deayoring to hire four or
/ five hundred laborers, to work on the
above named road during the winter.
EGodd wages are offered, but he has
! not succeeded in inducing laborers to
.go South. The industrious classes
may indeed congratulate themselves
on these con paratively halcyon days
of ID hor.-L0u. Dem. 30M III.
j BOaaparte in Turk Prince
Luz ien Bonapalie. il is stated ~ the
EnsIis papers, has just had the
goo d-lortune to break the bank at
the noted German gaming place,
IIaI nburg. lie won 100000 francs,
/ S95,O00-rather a weak bank.
The city debt of Richmond, Viz
ginia, amounts to 81, 100000.
The Legislature of Mississippi adj
journed on the 2lst uIt, without
electing a [. S. Senator.
I Census OF CANADA.-The census
retu rms just laid before the .cgisla-
ture, show that the population 9fLow-
er Canada, is S90,261, while that OF
Upper Canada is $50, O04. The
nun ber oDpersons occupying lands in
both Provinces is 1914, 209, and the
number of acres held by theseEis H.
937, Jas. The number of bushels Of
wheh ut produced last year w S lj,-
79S,720, upwards Of twelve millions
of b usilcls of which were produ ICED ID
Upper Canada.
4dcance in tie Prize Of IyuA.- -
Several Of the Iron founders Of Phlla-
delplia have given notice That, in
consequence Of the great advance
in tlie price Of iron, they are obliged
to make proporlionate advance
in the price Of stoves and castings.
K3ssulh's sister has opened a
boarding, house in New Yort, at
I the corner Of Fourteenth street and
avenue A.
/ His Excellency. Governor Cobb,
of G Georgia, has issued proclama-
ton appointing Thursday, Novem-
Der 25th, as day Of thanksgiving
a d Erpensiire Ride.-A Yankee
ship master, at st. Petersburg, Russia,
recently got upon the statue of the
Colossal Horse, in the square, and
seated himself be hind Peter the Great.
The fun cost him $4,000, the amount
of the fine. When the captain re-
monstrated with the Judge at the
largeness of the fine, saying that il
was rat er an expensive ride, the !