Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-31
It is supposed that Tie Secretary

the, designs of England. 80
a panic took place in Wall
street ON the receipt of this news,
and Government stocks at once
fell off four per cent.
There is the widest excitement.
in other money markets. The
Herald predicts war with Eng
land. No.
GREEN, Oct. 2G-The
FederaIs have retreated from Ba-
con Creek and Nolin,i to-Mpl-
draugh's Hill, destroying The bridge
atNolin, which they had previous
rebuilt.
& kNoxVILBE, Oct. 25.-We have
inGofnlatiouDf q fight in Kentucky
between the forces under General
Zoliicofier~ and@the1 Lineolnites
from Camp Dick Robertson: The
latter were 'entrenched this side
Of Rockcastle ford. Our loss is
stated at five killed and twenty
FIVE wounded. We have taken
forty prisoners. 'flte loss 4ofi HE
enemy in kiilcd and "wtandedis
not ascertained. General Zollicoi-
ler has fallen back TO prevent his
c,,,,SIx- ty-;;,,s f,,,,,, @bo i,Sf,,S o,r,% a
TAG loss on cur side were OF
Col:r3 Newnans regiment, who
anade the assault upon the cneinys
5 b1ea;tworks and drove. tlttlfi from
, them, G. =, eYrnan.,, 81, ! b q
OF Col. Newman, is among tie
Killed. ,,,-. u ~. :
Mrzrrls, got OF 80 Tic A.
pals correspondent iion Green
Riilca Mo-,,t22d sin$ts says Gen
lThoinpson epga@ed the FEDORA
! force s. at FREDERIC kStoS-n on Moii-
slay tic 21st5, Tie, enemy mum
Lefed 1900 aEd the rolitcderatts
,JUtlp3. eaJ :gt, a4eo a.
After several hour. Seyefe fight
sing Thompson retired With a los
of y. Tie enemF5'Y loss is rs
lerte,l to te over AGO.. They had
flyer fled carton. aud .fEoh{y son
had only tw5 common guns
Several Ulcers Il both sides, were
Killed. e,,;l -, -.
9 Cl.spxsylLlr, Oct, st y n Nc 4: gun
3 boats landed Friday hight, Is
miles Lelow E.ddyyilIe, and. 80 n
fartry aa4 80 cavalry mar5bed up
up to- EddyyiIle- end surrcuunded
Capt. Ni.EpAss company While 81
breakfast .;oturday nlorpirg, fling
on them, kiln4c th,ce ard wetnd-
mo. etters, eIiltnlbtrCf ycupdCd
laet-giyen.A H.
). RICiMeSp, ct q, 81 H-W-e
have New York lapels Of the 23d
containing adyicls ,lrcn Europe e
the 18th. lie news is very I'M
'portaGt. 1t was reported hat the
principal Chambers of Coinperce
in France have nemoli alizca the
Emperor torccognize the Southern
Confederaey and r;l;se the block
ade of the 5 rutlleIn ports: and that
he contompiates a recogniticn-
The London News says therreyor.s
ere from trustworthy sources
There had been a dread rot and
an attack on the bakers Shops in
Paris, and the Government hadis-
sued assurances tat prices should
not be advanced.
The panic continues. m New.
Yorkrfro,n Seward $ circular. he
\. Y. Journal Of Commerce says
enough veal i has aIicady been
sacrificed from is effect to BULL
all the Notifications recommended
by seward.
Northera accounts of the bat
tie of Leesburg represent that the
repuise Of the Federa,s created
great feeling throughout the North
Senator Bakers death caused the
deepest sorrow. The Washington
Star SAYS that Lincoln felt bis loss
as brother, and walked the foOr
in the greatest grief al nieht.
4 military mob at Terre H;;ute,
Indiana, demolished the newspa-
per offices. The citizens were or
5anizing and preparing to make
an attack on the Federal camp.
Shoes tortte 4rmy.AWe learn
I'd ut the Passport Office that an
enormous quantity Of shoes, efattla
tously contributed to our army byi
I,n ~, fYicftc st,aaalo oh ca.,t;o,,.siL