Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-02-01

ues OF AnoW Nothlrgls IN, said that
the idea Of darger to American insti-
tdtiohs from the influx Of foreigners,
vas as absurd as would be the belief
that the waters of the Atlantic ocean
could be turned to milk by empty ing
into them all the milk pans Of the
country. .sNhen ] eat chicken
snii The speaker don tbecome chick
en-; Chztken becomes mel" So lit is,
he continued, With the irisl men and
the Germans who POOR into his
country; they Come to the vigorous
digestion Of a young Republic, which
swallows them mp as foreigners, but
turns item into Americans" He
told, with effect, of the young snob
who twitted John Randolph on his
home education Ito which the sar-
castle gentleman responded thus
'eThe gentleman reminds me of the
lands about the head waters Of the
Mcnongahela, which are poor by IA
ture, and cultivation has entirely ex
hausted them. Jslsssissppian.
A CURIOUS PHYsIoLoGIcAL FAcT-
A French officer while making a re.
eonneisanee near Seyastopol was
knocked down by the wind of can
non. ball, and the shock was so Sc
we're as to cause paralysis of his
tongue, SO that he could neither move
it nor speak. Obtaining leave ofab-
sence, he returned 10 Marseilles and
placed himself under electric treat
met. After a few shocks lie could
move his tongue with more facility,
and at length,alter an unusually pow
erful shock. his speech was restored,
and he was fully recovered.
An UNLIMITED GUEST. A panther
entered the dining room Of Il house
in Ouaclita parish, La, few DAYS a.
go, while the family were seated at
their meal, and after upsettipg the
table and nearly killing two dogs,
made good his retreat. lie was fol-
lowed, however, and finally killed.
He measured ten feet nine inches
from tip to tip, and was two feet sew
en- juehes in height.
LARGE Hoes In the New Castle
Courier of the 9th inst. we find the
weight of eight hogs,iattened in Dud-
ley Township. Henry county. Indi-
ana, by Daniel Reynolds and Mark
Heloby. The hogs weighed respect.
lively 720, 654, $50, 45C, 49,, $50.
429 and 437 pounds. Hoosierdom
is ahead this season, in large fat
hogs.
SUNDAY ADJUSTMENTS. The follow
ing appears in a. Calavaras (Califor-
Mai country paper:
"a grand bull-fght and fight be-
tween a bear and jackass will take
place on Sunday next, December 10.
at Mokelumne Hill. The proprie-
tors regret that the exhibition last
Sunday was not satisfactory to the
public; but they pledge themselves
that on the coming occasion they
will give entire satisfaction. The
performance will commence. with a
fight between two bulls. next. a wo-
man will be introduced, who will
light with and kill one Of the Wild
EST bulls that can be obtained from
The Posada Ranch. The whole to
with fight between bear
md a Jackass. Doors open at u,
md performance at 2 O'Clock, P. M.
Tickets 81 90"
FORK PACKING IN THE WEsr.-The
Louisville Courier publishes n COM
'arative table of the receipts of hogs
his year aud last, at forty -four pacls<
ng Points IN the West, from which
t appears that there is a deficiency
bis season oftbree hundred and sew.
'nty-eight thousand five hundred
md eigbty-seven (37s,5s7) hogs.
q weight, also in the quantity of
ard made, there Nil be much larg-
= deficiency this year.
AUSTRIA The Albany Knicker-
locker concludes an article in refer.
nee to the alliance Of Austria with
be enemies of Russia with the fol-.
owing paragraph:
Austria is not in condition to
ender any great service to the Allies.
ooseph is too deeply stepped in vii
alny to be entirely free from cow
rdice. He has an army, but he likes
. keep itas near Vienna as possible.
oseph is sensible. Let Joseph send
is army to the Crimea and in less
nan three months Hungary. wonld