Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-01-02

ne Ill ihe future community oi sGuIul'HN .
and resolutions for the ropose and grandeur Of
France"
TIE hEEEsTs.
Among those arrested are Gen. Changar-
nicr Cavaignac. Bcdcuu, Lamoricicre, Lcilo,
Cvarrs, NJ. Braze. Timers, Brum, and others.
II is said that Lamoricicrn afterwards escaped.
Eight journals had been suspended, among
them the EUenemcni
1'nE Army.
The Minister Of War has made an address
10 the Generals OF the army. The soldiers are
to vote for the election of President within
torty-cight hours after its receipt. Yes or no
is simply to be replied TO the following propos-
iton: The French people wish the maintc-
nance of the authority Of Louis Napoleon Bon
aparle, and cntrust him with the powers ncces-
sary to frame constitution on the basis men
toned in hls proclamation of the I'd inst.
Mercantile Agencies.
We promised to give our readers portion Of
the Charge Of Judge BErrs. Of the L. S. Cir
cuit Court, in the suit of Bcarls'cy rs. Tappra
{. Co. the New York Commercial Agents."
!. IS as fellows -
These agcncie, are increasing. They may
soon he conducted BY men Of 10 respon
sibility, uurble to respond in damages. his
feature Of sncresv must be so guarded as not
10 infringe on the rights of others. In this dis
cusSion, has not the convenience Of the princl-
pql been consulted without sufficient regard to
the rights Of others: Are not the latter pro-
tocted by the law as we'll as the former; My
purpose IS to !av before You the principles of
iaw and rot discuss the evidence. ! he evl-
-,,I. I,,f, in ,1or
manner. being for the most part in Gepositons
taken under commission. W hen thus taken,
the party IS privileged to use his legal rights,
in Withholding what he deems illegal or irre,e-
want Ii ought not therefore. to prejudice him
generally. If he put questions, however, cal
cu.ated to prove the truth, and then refuses TO
read the answers, it is strong polnt against
him. When he had rot the proof in his hand,
and reuse to read il, 1t j; proper inference to
submit, TO the Jury rs being against him. In
this view only the suppression oI evidence IS
against parry. Iiyou find the defendant has
communicated this Information not to the clerks
that ne honestly believed the report was
true. and not for malicious motives, there woSil
seem no essential question but that OF damages
still you have u night and ought 20 pass upon
the first question. The main question IS one
of damages. If this employment is not priyl-
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