The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-29


Reveriss and Literary Notices.
Recent amsTiOan Pnblieations.
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please the Taste 81 every cultivated reader.
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the rpHaPFshqnsidn Of our 'YOung Folks"
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sa ss col. j. n. sheid, formerly Of Coffee coun-
- tys Tennesses, has turned up a eandidste
alls for C0ngress8in. Alabama We rather think
a,is Alabama has mem native aud 70 the una
.f nor born" who can do her legislatihg in
i4a Congress much better than Col. She'd.
t.11s A gentleman named. Touey, who was for
s'sa merIy captain in the Union army but
who had been living near Marietta, for some
time, was foully and cruelty murdered the
other day, by white man and couple Of
sA negroes. Money vasthe object. -.
.s. number OF eminent Italians send from
sH Milan petition b the President for the
i-s- pardon Of JET Davis. Il was presented by
a COMMITTEES composed Of Prof. Aehille
ys Mogni, Mr. Henry Tsrdella, lately Gen
"a eral in the Union army, Mr. Theodore Ma
'A nara. Prof. Msgni, in an interview with
a. ths President, after introducing his col
B. 5a leagues saids eai ,a.s4 ~.
r Do aAIr. President-The public opinion in
Italy, such o. Il may be represented By the
Iormef Ministers Of ths Governinent, 3.
Ricssoli afd Miughetti, BY the present Pre-
-.I .Inier, Gen. A. Ia MarInora, 3 number OF
Senators, by l6l Representatives, and by
f the most distinguished men and associations
i.i.'t OF that country, IL in favor OF supporting
the humane idea Of our great EtstesmAn,
~ cesare Becearia, !. e., to have eaPitat PHHish-
taa aient abolished Ell. il- 20.
lie In this enterprise toward progress and
..H Christian civilization, the Italians have al
's''H. ready gained the appreciation and support
q a- Of the greatesta and most liberal minded men
in Europe, such as Victor Hugo, Louis Blame
Micheiet, J uies Favre, Hoitrendorfi, Hitter
meyer, r. Golden, John Bright, and the
a-. like. The Executive Committee estullished
Lin1 10 Milan IA order 10 carry into practice this
Lee idea suoHg otAef measures, thought also Of
sending your exeellency q petition, signed
Do. BY hundreds % Their distin guished citizens
tHs. BY Philosopher n. Tomaseo, and by Gen. 6
.-.= Garibaldi, begging thai IN the naaie 81 Az
Rsaaifg, without offending the susceptibility
Of anybody they might be permitted to be
seeek YOU se join in their views, and main
~ M behalf Of Jefferson DAVIS Here thj
.-t President, with en- sccent bf surprise, inter
& rupted the speaksT, sAying' They plead fq
| JeiI DavlsG s'Yes' continued Prot MRgni
lisi s4tkey. delegated us 10 present y0af Excel
asu.n fsaey their o-lginsl petition, sud lispe ths
.di,tl BY vuuehsafng their supplic-tisu y0t voul
crown this glorious country With the laure
zee" Of peaeo, sud give 20 I'll natiehs an unpar
al. anslcd example OF msgnanitniiy AID wis
dom which Will shine 70 81 future genera
see lions, aud bring blessings upon zoe ioreyeI
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Judicial Decision in Vermont.
t-.l '.ss a case was tried reoeutly-wsikeF VI
''' Crane ln the United States Circuit Court q
ss afs RutlRRd, Vermont, the result Of which wa
decision by Judge smsllsy, that The sec
tou Of the Het Of coagFsss Of Msreh $. 1856:
.. which intsrposes The authority Of the Gov
81 Ornment 10 shield officers against prosecr
ton Cor unwarrantabie searches, seiEure
etc, is Unconstitutional. The section is
... follows: a.a.gsi. s..ssf $50
And De- q faztAUr saaetsd That any ord
Of the President, or -aRder-his aush9rit,
.rs alzde 81 any tine dVrnF the existence
.Clth tlhs Febelion, shel Be adtieesein all cour
% any action or prosecution, civil or Grim
nal, pending or 70 BE- commenced for an
soarth, SEIZURE, arrest. imprisonm men
'a. rAstr, done, OF committed, or acts omiaS
70 be done under and By virtue OF snch o
der, or under color Of any act Of congres
ABd such deieuse NAV be made by speci
plea. or uinaoF The aysneral issue.
..I The Monfpelier Argus Ena Pairos say
Judge saalIey delivered az able aud in
partial charge 70 the Jury upon the fact
Submitting 10 them the various question
arising upon the conflicting evidence. I
NHE ~ ruled hat ths section &C the Setof March
1888, above quossd Iras ~ ui0latj0a 81 &
Coasfifptioa u he UHited States, aad a6or
cd 10 protecfioa fer acts done EHdcr the q
E8F II fsorityEof aicf sscri0Hs that the langual
used By the plaintiff did not amount 10 Al
offsnse sgainst the' enrolment sets ala
that the opinion, Of Whiting inregart 70
construction 81 that act wss'trfoncoua; 81
UH. fAaf Hsarfiei laio net Aasiag tees declared
@ tsai FtrW0af thCcirii iat vcBsaiaef u fali ferc
eas ssas rot saberdiRUte 20 fTilfsry aHfAorit
he submitted he question Of damages n d
igry, ruling that II defendant honestly b
lieved AID had reasou 70 believe, that q
plaintiff vas q substitute -bi oker, and can
within the effect of The order 80 exclude pc
sons Of that description il should g. IN mi
igation " damages, even IL the iuci shou
1851. Be iound 20 be Otherwise. ~
"The jury, after short absence, retsrns
vesdiSi for the plaintiff for one thoussr
dollars" q - Vte.a t-.A
National Convention of Genera
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