Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-10-06
ArriyalIof the Africa,


is no definite intelligence j b respect
to the Eastern gu estion.
A Geographic despatch received in
London, It'll inst, via Berlin, stated
that the Russian Government had
come to no decisi on on the Turkish
publications., the details not having
reached st. Petersburg, so that it
was probable some few days more
must elapse before the determina-
ton of the Car could be definitely
known.
From Constantinople the News
says ga certain degree of excite
ment' prevails, owing to the modi-
! fcations introduced Into the Vienna
note. A Cabinet Co uncil was held,
August 25th, to discuss further
measures for defence. Relying on
the assistance of France and Eng
land, and with the army in the eff
fectfve condition it now is, war
would be far from unpopular with
the bulk of the people.
| The following are the latest des-
patches published BY the London
press:
@BUcHAREsr, Aug. 25.-The Rus
sian troops 4are practising and ma
neuvring every day. No fresh
troops have marched in for some
time past, for the Prineipalities are
already overrun with soldiers Field
works and Notifications, are thrown
up and constructed with the great
est activity, especially on the bank
Of the Danube. 1t is believed that
the redoubts are being constructed
after a plan which has long since
been prepared, and that they will
remain even after the departure of
the Russian army
! ODESSA, Aug. 26.-The settle.
ment Of the Oriental question is not
so near at hand as is generally be-
lieved. The ornaments have never
at any one time been suspended
Our commerce does not suffer from
the state of affairs. We are, how
ever, in great want of shipping for
the transport Of large quantities of
corn which are to be sent to foreign
countries, and especially to France. !
/ Later than the foregoing, and inn
mediately preceding the. sailing of
the Africa, second edition OF the
London Times contained the follow
ing Dispatch;
"PARIs--it was positively stated
to-day Thursday, 9Th at the Rus
sian En- bassy at Paris, that the En-
peror of Russia had refused to ac-
cept the modification. It wasadded,
that when the Emperor was informed
that the Porte had modified the
note Of the Vienna conference before
accepting it, he observed i'll a tone of
much moderation, that he would viii
lingly make concessions for the ex,
press purpose of meeting the wishes
of t he European Powers; but he
would not humiliate himself in the
eyes Of tho world, by submitting to
proH!siti pms proceeding direct from
the Sultan"
| L box Ourl I'm consequence of
ate fpts to induce people to become
purch asers of land, said to h ave been
obta med of Jonathan, Carver from
the Sioux of the Plain, in ] 7G3, the
Nord h-westcrn Demo Graf, IAlinneso-
to- Il quests all Eastern and South
ern Exchanges to copy the following
caut on: i
Whoever pays money for land on
the Mississippi river, the title to
which is derived from Jonathan Car
yer, as the original owner Of the
Carve II claim, or who ever buys lots
in the City Of Falls Of st. Antho-
ny" is the victim of a grand swind-
Ter, n pt getting show sufficient to
hang ia lawsuit on, as C;lrver's claim
is worse than nullity, and there is
no such place as the City Of the
Falls of St. Anthony in the wide
world.
WAR PRosPEcTs.-- correspondent
If the New Orleans Picayune, writing
rom Lavacca Co, Texas, says that
n omen Of war is now visible in S
Western Texas, which the oldestin I
abitants ofthat region say has new I
r failed of its result since the time '
f the republic Of Texas This is Il
he fact that large number of the S
lexicans living in Texas, in the Il
eighborhood Of the Rio, Graude, are il
eparting to Mexico. c
1t gives as sincere pain to an W
~ nee that the yiolentsstorm ofTues- ii
~ night inflicted serious, if not ir- is