Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-24

CoycoED, Fell 70 Gen Pier d
left Concord fol- Washington III
will be in New York tomorrow.
There viii be I'D demonstrations
The Cabinet has been defnitel u
formed, but is unknown to all SAVE
these appointed
PAcIFIc RAILROAD CouPANY.-lt
is sRed that this company, now q p
plying to the New York Leg1slatufc
for aot of incorporation, base made
arrangements with Norris 4 Co, Of
Philadelphia, to put up works to
manufacture motive power for their
road, and with HEwlTT q CoOPER, Of
New jersey, to roll the iron rail, at
the iron mountain in Missouri. WeIls
s. Co., A. S Divin s Co, with oth-
ers. have contracted to build LOOP
miles of the road within q months,
to be six feet guage and dpublp
track. The company expect the
Government viii loan them $4,000
per mile. II, SO. the probability IS
the road viii be bnilt in less than
FIVE years.
An officer Of the army, who hhs
Ibr several years been stationed ii a
fort IL Western Tex rs, writes 10 the
Cincinnati Atlas, representing ! he
condition of the Gu lnanche Indians
ia that country as extremely deplPr-
able. Confined to their territory Ply
d hedge Of military posts, and unaPlo
TO pursue their game beyond the
frontier. they are almost i'll statd OF
starvation. The bun.,lo has almpss
disappeared, thq deer IRE driven acr PISS
the lines, aud tie Indians are fire.
quently oblige to eat horse flesh
The military expenses of the y nj
ted States are over twenty millions
year.
The ports of Tampicp and Vera
Cruz are closed to all commerce. =
This IS owing to the violent rcV4lu-
tionary movements now agitating
Shat part of tie country.
4 bin we see is before the Setlato
Of Ohio which provides that, after the
first Of January, 1854, no free negro =
or mulatto shall be permitted 10 be-
come 4 resident bf that State; hlso
no nonresident cblordd person sfall
be permitted TO h5ld real estate The
penalties for Infringement Of the first
section are so severe that, should it
become a law. it eifdc tually excl des
III colored persons who arc not DOM
ciIcd when it takes etfqct.
MANIFEST DGsTISI. The following
resolution Is pending before the BEN
ate Of Ohio.
/ Res0Jrsd, That ifit be Heavens
will, rs we think it is, TO consefr3te
the whole continent, with the islands
Of the sea adjacent thereto, to free
dom, and to place them under the
PROTECTION Of our flag, trnc y heri-
Ic:!E citizens viii not murmir AZ the
de(rees of Providence; but, ON the
coItrary, with all good chris.ia
viii say, Gods viii be done"
The Society Of Friends ii tho
tIEted States numbers nearly So
d0b.
TIbo New York Tribune saysthit the
Democratic delegation III
.Gdhgress, has unanimously rfc6m-
'mhtnded Hon. 4. o. p Nc hoi>pn for
i J lest IN Gen. Picrde's cabi net
.|F TESTIMONY ExcLtprD-Ina recent
base ofmanslaughtef before the Court
gf common pleas, Worcester, Judge
.IMerrick excluded THE introduction by
government Of the dying deelaration
I6f the man who was killed OBJ tho
ground Of bis disfIeliff IN a future
state and existence 4f God.
A patch Of cotton has beea ma
Tired in the Sacranl enI . VALLEY,
California, IN ninety two days
Mr.. Colby, who raised i, Will in
February saw large field, aud
make ii apermancnt business Tea,
sugar ca4e, FIGS, Eiqe and cotton,
have beeh raised thus far by xperi-
mrni, proving that the soil and eli
mate is adapted 70 The culesire Of
each of the n.
A great speculation is going on IL
land variants. Last summer they
were selling in the New York market
at from s25 to $50 for 30 acre war
rants, and others in proportion
Now, the prominent dealers ID Wall
street pay S42.
An amendment has been engrafted
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