Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-14
Items Of News.

OF Gen. LoInbardini, who is prepared
to surrender it into the hands Of the
President elect whenever lie presents
himself. There is information that
Santa Anna was received at Vera
Cruz, With salvos Of artillery, beating
of drums and ringing of Church
Bells. Gen. Arista REMAINS on his
farm, still suffering under severe in
disposition. Itappears that the per-
mission be applied for to leave the
country has bee u refused.
ROW., the papal city, with a popu-
lation about ecu i'll to that Of Clncin-
natl, has 5,S45 eceleslastios Of differ
ent degrees.
Curious FINE ENGRAyING.-0n the
625th part Of an inch, space much
less THAN half the size ola small pin
head, is distinctly engraved the fol-
lowing inscription:
Lowell ( senter,
WatchmakeIs,
G4 Exchange street,
Port land,
f. Writton BY Froment, at Paris,
I 1852
| 1t is equal to 4G,s75 letters in a
circle Of an inch in diameter
! The most powerful magnilying
glass reveals only few apparent
scrs ltches, but with microscope of
great power, the inscription can be
plainly read BIS in the possession
of Mr. lloyd Glover, engra yer, and
may be seen fora week at his office
Daniortli, Bali & Co, Bank note En-
gravers, 22S Washington street
Boston Transcript.
{ WeRl.D's FalR.-We see by the
New York pa ers, that there have
beer a great numbrr Of CONT ibu-
ions already d deceived by lie man
agemcnt of lie Worlds Fair III
that city irou foreign Countries.
Tie anti SIS al d sculm0rs Of Italy
have forwarded very many fine
Specimens of their skill. Numer-
Ious' mechanical curiosilies and rx
cellencies arc also in progress Of
} reaching our 81 iores. The exhlbl
ton Of articles pI luxury Will prob
ably surpAss any thing ever seen IN
this country, and give an impetus
: TO manufacturers for fancy and or.
namental articles here at home
] here ID no danger that there vii
not be apientlfuISupply from abroad
the only fear Is that our ciiizfns
viii take too little interest in The
} matter to do themselves justice, and
allow the laurels borne away by
The Foreigners with hardly s'rug-
} gle.
W1TcHcRiFT-An old Dutch
man offered the keeper OF tht
: Tnmbs, New York, two pieces d
gold Tor some pieces Of the dress d
I the unfortunate men WHIP were
hung last week, and as dElltIonal
consideration promised 10 explain
why he wanted them. The day
Falier execution, the keeper tore q
couple OF threads from some Old
clothes OF lis own " lich the Dutch
man gladly received and paid for
The buyer h{.n proceeded 10 i'm
part the my-tiry lie believed that
The clothes III which a man was
hung were good To witch with--rhai
a small piece rubbed over the facr
Of persons would witeii them right
away
/ 4 State Temperance Convention
assembled at Providence OH Tues
day. Il was the largest Rhode Is
land has ever seen, Mayor Bristow,
of Providence, presided Iergy-
men we're recommended to preach
upon Ten. 'crance before erection,
and it was resolved that tracts
should be published, and that the
friends Of Temperance Know no
party, or sect. No politich course
was indicated, but the Co yention
F, is deemed to have made Is mark.
/ II is stated in the late English
papers that rain fell last ilIon:h in
some parts If north Of England, so
black as to lmpart the same hue to
every thing it touch bed.
Lima is lopmost city of Il e earilI
being Situated lIIirteen thousand
seven hundred AID twenty feet a
bove the level Of the sea.
One oil The w ashIngton cores
pondeut describing men and things
m shington, just now, remarks.
~There are bn lew young men inn
the crowd now Ia " ashlDgton
Full lhree-fourths Of Il Ie persons all
fine hotels arc mct, nv I-r fort, 6,