Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-01-13
FOREIGN NEWS.
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The .dHef7e can Pfts04ers in Spain and
Gt5o q leased-Dee{ine IN Cotton
= IMPORTANT from F-qace.
New YoRK, Jan. 2.
The africa from Liverpool with
dates to tile 10Th Dec. arrived this
morning.
Lie7po41, Dee 90. Cotton dull,
and prices have declined ID. A con-
tinued depression has existed for
some days, and holders anxious to
realize. Market closed for fair Up
lands sd; NIidding 4 9-16d; fail
Mobile 5d; fair Orleans 5555; middling
4Rd. Sale Of the week amount TIC
$4,000 bales, of Which the trade
took 1850 and spectators COCO
The Havre cotton market on the
18th was reported very quiet.
France Accounts from Paris
are peaceful The President has dis.
tributed crosses of the Legion o.
Honorin immense numbers, Ind has
decreed a large sum of money to be
distributed among the disabled sol.
diers.
General Cavaignac had been re-
leased from prison Internationally
and was about to leave France fol
Holland. The other generals would
also be liberated on agreeing to be-
come voluntary e2iles. Victor HUI
60 was at BIZ ussels.
The partizans of the president
were active in getting up a strong
feeling in his favor, and using every
exertion to induce all parties to vote
Appearances indicate that the Pres
ident would receive as many votes as
in 1913. A majority of the Metz
garrison had voted against Louis
Napoleon, and also all the scholars il
the Paris Polytechnic School
Among the latter is young Prince Dc
fPoHgnac.
| The President held a grand, levet
on the 18th, and all the diplomatic
corps attended.
Louis Napoleon takes an active
i part in drawing up the new constitu
ton. Thes eonsultive committee
have disagreed upon many principa
points. The Duke de Zurich, a sol
OF Duke de Grommont, has been ap-
pointed Minister to Hesse Cassel.
| The latest accounts from Paris
state that General Cayaignac refuses
his release uni ss the same favor is
extended to all his fellow prisoners.
SrAiE.-The Madrid Gazette cop.
les an important document from the
Minister of Foreign Affairs, in reply
to the note of Mr.. Webster, on the
late occurrence in Cub a. The Ga.
zette says the minister expresses his
highest satisfaction at th e tone Of Mr.
Webster's note, because it is consid-
cred an act Of justice which, satisfies
Spain as much asit exalts the gov
ernment of the United States. Hel
lMajesty's governm ent never ceased
to expect that the United States
would disapprd We of such painful VIC
lations of law, and the loyalty Of its
conduct on this occasion would offer
new guarantees and greater securi-
ties for the maintenance of the
friendly RELATE pms which, with recip-
recal advanta ges, have cons family ex-
listed between the two gov ernments.
The Gazette concludes by announc-
ing theip pardon of all prisoners con
nected with the late e pedition
against Cuba, who may be citizens Of
the United States, IN SpalnI fulfilling
their sentences or remaining in Cuba.
Senior Laborlle was about leaving
Madrid for Havana. He would go
from then ce in a ship Of war to New
Orleans.
1TALT.--Some alarm is said to be
felt at the Vatican in consequence Of
tho recent events in France, TEST the
French should be withdrawn from
Rd me Twenty-six commissions
ed officers have been expelled from
the army BY order of the Pope
Through the interference of Mr.. Cass
seven families had escaped punish
ment for political offences.
HALIFAX, Jan. 6, P. NJ.
The Cambria arrived Tonight, and
brings the following intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, Dee. %. Cotton
Sales for The week, 34,360 bales.
Fair Orleans is quoted at SD; Fair
Upland 3D. Spectators took 1000
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