Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-12

NJ "ahk capital oi lite city Of
New York IS fnrii two miIlions Of
dollars, The specie on hand IL
less than II was in 1850, while The
aggregate Of liabilities bas inrreas-
ed within that period neall, so per
cent.
During The late session of the
Pennsylvania Legislature 1867 acts
were PASSED. OF these, 81 we've
acts Incorporating railroad compa-
nIrs. Al an average OF 40 miles tor
each roa'l the aggregate length ii
roads would be thirteen hundred
and loriy miles, involving cost Of
3l,aO9,O00. II
The Boston Joaraa! says there
never WAS in that city, such demand
for tenements, and al such high rates
as this spring Such is the increase
ict business, that many streets, which
ten years ago were filed with aristo-
era tic residences Of the rich are now
Gro Hded with spacious stores and
warehouses.
] The enbalming Of huunan bodies
has arrived to high degree Of per-
fiction. and is process becoming
quite frequently resortod to in this
city, particularly in the warm season.
tits done By opening the large vein
in the neck, and injecting about two
quarts of peculiar fluid into the sys-
TEN. DR.. Pilote, by whom it is
praeiiceh, has seen bodies preserved
for twenty years in this MANNER
! N I. Fape.
It Is said that one Of the stipula-
lions between William Penn and the
: early settlers Of Pennsylvania, was,
: that in clearing the land, one acre Of
trees should be left standing for eve
Try FIVE acres cut down; and especial
~ to reserve the mulberry and tho
oak for silk culture and ship build
: ing.
! Tho Ecrosjer says that at meet
y ing Of the Directors Of the Branch
0 Bank at Shelhyville, it was deter
Y mined not to receive the PAPER Of
a Georgia. North aud South C,rollna,
} from and after the 30th ult.
It It is estimated that the Island OF
g Cuba codtains $4,000 whites, to
It t765, 000 bucks.
" & Protestant Church. in which the
services are all conducted in Cbiresc,
g has been established in San Fran
i cisco
There are. it is said, Que huu fred
1t applicants for the consulship mt
S, Honolulu, among whom are nine ex
= Governors.
Of
IFropqht rs Cast Iron Says
Thomas DeQuincey, the power Of
rs cast Iron to resist heavy pressure is
a. but little more than one-third Of that
o. possessed by Wrought Iron, or that,
ne while wrought resists a pressure OF
ed sixteen TO eighteen tons Per square
inch. cast is capable Of enduring on
b. y three TO seven.
'P A contemporary imagines TINT golC
no will 60 on increasing until II becomes
less valuable than old iron. In les
"a than twenty years he expects to SCI
~ ten-penny mills take tine place o
%, breas.-pins while the only jewelry
~ that fashionable lady will tolerate
IN will consist of pewter earrings AM
nm appropriated head-bands. Gold, in
81 his opiuion,is bound to be a drug an
r., in century from now will only b
,d used for coal scuttles and manar
az forks.
EFaitr Po,r.r at Niagarc.--A
"A Ampere, the French philosopher. i
nd his work ron this country, says 18th
- Americans have calculated the waite
~, power Of this cataract. 1t is OF 4
533, l44horse power nineteentimc
greater than all he motive power
Great Britain. ard more ihan.sufl
tly Gent TO work all the factories Of IL
rad World
de washington Gossp.-The Nc
D. York Herald says that the appoin
ba- mens Of Marcy TO a Cabinet offic
de- was to spite Gen. Scott, who ente
ma tains an inveterate hostility to Il
tn Secretary. and that the imputatior
ent upon the Presidents churage, whiC
10 the General permitted to pass uncol
: tradicted during the canvass, h
. Of left sting behind which require
tn some such process to alleviate.