Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-30

ITEMS or GENERAL News
= Tie vote in the senate on The passage of the
bin to cslnrrc the powers Of the FreedEncn's Blu
,cau shows how iittic dependence can be placed
|. On professed conservative republicans in Con-
A .srcss. The republican Senators all voted for il
who were present at It's passase. Mr.. Dooiittie
avnied himself ofthat occasion 10 retract By vct-
ing for Tie BILL all that he had said in bis recent
elaborate speech on restoration n the positions
assumed By him in that speech correct, then Is
the bin monstrous trcspass upon che rights Of
the States. and contemptuous defiance Of the
Constitution. That the Constitution authorizes
any such intervention In the affairs Of the States.
and the governments Of The people. as is provided
for In the bill. will not De claimed by any honest.
candid. and intelligent man. II can only be JUS
tilted BY the Stevens doctrine that the South is
cat Of the Union, and Il was this doctrine that
Mr. DocIittle opposed in bis speech.
The New York Herald's Richmond cores
pordcnt says ono Of the Virginia delegation. now
awaiting. simission to Congress. teiegraphed to
that city from Washington on last Wednesday
that It sthe intention Of President johnson TO
supcrcede the present Virginia State government
by provisional one. This has received ercdencc
In Richmond and has. therefore. Of course creA-
cial AZ well as political circles. Wonder If he
could not do "a much FOR Tennessee.
The repo,a that Montholon, the French Min
lister at Washington, has called on our Government
for quasi explanation Of the late occurrences in
that locality II well founded Is direct confession
Of responsibility on the part Of Napoleon. and Of
Va continued determination tostaBd between Maxi
milan and the United States.
"A letter from the City Of Mexico represents
the existence among the Imperiniists Of profound
anxiety ON account Of the embarrassed condition
Of the Imperial finances. The treasury is empty.
and there are no available sources from which
they can replenizh.
The Paris correspondence Of the Independence
Beloessys Il is known that the entire French Min
istry were In favor Of the evacuation Of Mexico,
and Il is rumorcd that at the last council they OBJ
tanned from the Emperor promise TO send no
new troops to Mexico The assertion Is also added
that the speech from the throne viii make men
ton Of the projected evacuation.
--Letiersfrom Brownsville give detailed accounts
Of tho recent capture Of Dasdad. The capturing
party was composed Of miscellaneous crowd Of
merchant suffers clerks. adventures and idlers
who appear 10 have engaged In the affair as a
good piece Of sport and though IL Is believed there
were among the captors some United States sol
disrs, every one Of them was present on the other
side Of the river to answer to his name at rol-call
On 'ne next morning
Accoio'hs - 'ncse seooane' 'ns sAP'u,e was
either Gen. Esccbcdo. Gen. Crawford. or any
Other chisfof great renown.
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tieman just arrived here from Charleston saysthat
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amounting 20 'hfee hundred per DAY. Recently
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sonsin. sentenced 70 the pentenuary Tor iorgng
ma u'terlng treasury notes. west Adams OF the
DISTRICT o. ooi"mp'a. sentenced 70 'he penhen-
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