Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-13
ITEMS or GENERAL INTEREST.

-tikx. Weilzeil has reached. Cincinnati from
the Rio Grande. he expresses the opinion that
the country watered BY the Rio Grande Is mot
worth going 70 war about. He says Il Il very diff
heuit to preserve strict neutrality on the Rio
Orande. The officers ofthe army there concur in
his opinion rs to the inutiIity Of war with
Nexio.
-TsE Paris correspondent Of the Now York
Herald says Ct the opening Of the French Legs-
lltarts tho ceremony was remarkable from
the fast that for the first time the Prince Imperial
instead Of coming in with the Empress ms a child,
and rtmaining with her In the Tribune, occupied
apisss At the side Of the Emperor. as heir 70 the
fhronH Of France. tie Prince Napoleon occupying
tho s,hlt on his left. The Emperor was evidently
very anxious 10 know the impression his speech
created among the American community in Paris.
This morning. Ia conversation with an American
professional gentleman who Is greatly in his con-
adcnce. he asked him what was the feeling among
the Americans relative 10 that portion of his
speech relating to the United States and Mexico.
Upon being informed IL was highly favorable. his
Majesty replied he was very glad Of IT, as Il was
his intention and desire. to assure the United
States Government that his feelings toward Il
were of the most anicable nature" a.
The President has transmitted = the House
eouununieations from the Secretary of War and
the Attorney General In reply TO resolution. re-
guessing aim Il not incompatible With the public
Interests. ID furnish any report or reports made
BY the Jndfe Advocate General or any other off,
Ger Of fhe Government. a. to the grounds or facts
=f accusation on which 'Messrs Davis. Clay. jr,
Aallory, and David L. Rulce. or others Of them
E,e held in confinement.
Ane sn'.s,eo's iesu'nsn Du,ehu Dhi nav
."s ~. "'.i 'ooH % presented
y ~ $500 y. ~ s,tnA4uio ine oi,i a.
s'~'~s 80 Aos 'as 'Pe.A..oh' VI the pn
ss.u ~ ''A'es ~ "nion Nie pr,'nese oi tne Wit
n@po~' ooipas "as s''Peneeu' ~ Apenoeo on
.he ~ instant put aisasreea 70 oy me senate. but
!" general appheaton.
petition has Deon received NJ washington
nor presentation 20 inc resident asking for the
psndoh o. =. =. Dreekinriase. siened oy upward
% lot, ,nonDe,s % inc hentueky hesisia'ure'
- nv in''1hA' ne'rhne reeeipn rom July ISL
ioos - is'' i'00' reaehea s.oVsassoed.
DYING ss'Fo's0e per uAy' ana AZ - esumatea mat
uno'' ..,s sss.en .ne Receipts 10 'hiy ist'
i'0'. "in Am"an. 70 seD,"o.o".
sp,'''es ueos'e LOOK p.soe ~ inc senate on
Ie'oulion iluoauoea by uarre'' Davis ior an
se'''sA''os u "nessa 'os'oh iraaas. nr. sher-
nm ae'aaess spee,nS snsisS. DAss was
~ '1' MN
rsn 20 rsoauce souhushl ev'aehee On .ne subject.
s"'u'' my o''ns's''e ~ appo'n.eo' INC sunec'
was NOT disposed o.. Inc resolution wiz probably
y, 'o'e' .orn.
hsseray sonnsons speech an repiy to sumner.
A''Ih,'ss is'ke eloNa. ~ was very s'rone ar
kamsh' ''' 'he 'onsersA'' ses.-mneh tne pest yet
~ oi.hnr mousse. ne showed tnat tne enecf OF the
concentration oT The sou,bsrn s,s,o. and I. -.
New F,vla,a rntapchea ne a;d ro,. h.I;a,.a 4.
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STATE. I, tha .onrs. ~ h;s -.,..,- -
,ounced ,he h;u IA, olv ,,...., g., a.
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would be willing a. yo,. Car =,
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