Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-26

ance to the national capilolat Wash
ington. 1t will cover an area oF
56,656 square leel, being 404 by
1874 ieet IN exterior measurement;
Thus far about 100000 have beer
expended on il.
There are % Or 80 newspapers liz
Norway, one of which Is published
at II deg. north latitude, where in
one part of the year, the sun does
not go down for two months. AL
though united to Sweden, Norway
has Parliament Of its own, of 100
men, The government of Sweden
has four houses-the house Of no.
bles, in. which ll0O are entitled to
seat ;the- second house consists Of so
clergymen; the'third, so burgesses;
the fourth, 40 farmers. A bill to
become law must pass three Of these
houses.
BEAvT DANCES Mr. Charles
Black, ofNew Orleans, has recovered
$4,000 damages from The Carroll
ton (La.) Raih0ad, for injuries to his
son, caused by the ears faanin1 of
the track Several pa sous were in
]ured at the time, and young Black
had both his legs broken.
1t seems that the ci! izens Of Lou
iFTllle are not as anxious to honor
Kossuth as their neishbors Of Ohio.
Qn the -30th ult,, the board Of Al
dermen Of Louisville rejected by a
! unanimous vote, a resolution tender
i hg to Kossuth an invitation to visit
louisville.
Release Of THraMer.-Informa-
ton has been received at the De-
Rarfneft oil State from : adlid,
lays the National lnttlligencer, that
dhe Queen Of Spain has extended
pardon to MIR. John $. Thrasher,
and given orders Tor his immediate
felease.
The Liberia settlement las been
attacked ny the nelshborns savage
4ribes. Tie American Cploniza,
ZION Society has raised $4,000 for
their relief, and the President Of
iberia is making preparation to
unsh tie assailants.
The New Orleans Picayune pull
fishes The follow il.g brief Tote adj
dressed TO a gentleman Of HAT city
~ one OF lhe Americaus>tshen pfl-
4ener in tie Lopez expeditions;
G EBRALTEB, Dec. y, 1881.
Deaf I've woe set at liberty
1T CadiZ on The 18th instant. and
we're sent to GiJraItar, where we
re at present, three in numbcr-
god knows when we viii get away
{ rom this place, or where tie rest
If The boys are. We can get no IN
lPrnatIon concerning item.
I ]. ID. II.
The scaAcity of corn and bacon
some parts Of Georgia, Says the
Chattanooga Advertiser, is 50 great
lat serious Tears are entertained Of
q reat suffering before The return of
;1noiher harvest. The Georgia
rhilroad has 50 fallen into dilapida-
/ ION, says the same paper, that the
. pnple supplies which Tennessee
{ Puid furnish eanhnt well be got 10
tfcn. 1t is gratifying that the Leg
? nature has at Irngih dettrmlncd
I repair this important road.
Lose PUNISHMENT FoE CRINE-
| lhe Trenton (N. J. True American
nj enions tie appearance in that city
Of man just released from State
Prison, after serving twenty years.
During this time the march Of i'm
pfovement has been so rapid, that
q lnost every vcstise of what was "a
nIiliar 10 him has been swept away.
L e entered his cell young man.
afq comes out with the marks Of ago
a4d the stamp If iGnominy upon him.
The Pa1nsIl Gazette, of the 18th
ins ST., says:
''AlADAM RUMoR.-This notable
Dame has reported abroad, the
dfath OF Nlr. Archibald G. White cf
UPS place, from the pistol shot
Which he received no, long since.
NJ e even see it stated as a fact in
several Of our exchange papers,
VI c take the responsibility Of con
rfdlcting this report. Mr.. White
IS now walking about our streets 2
Upas Tree on lie Issamus.-Tho
"a mama Star states that a man
nd med James Linn while hunting