Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-23

gladly accept transportation home
from the y. :. authorities,
Tho President and Secretary OF
the New York State Agricultural
Society say;
We do hereby make known the
existence of Ronderpcst Of Plourc
PrumorO among tho cows in the
stables of New York and Broolyn.'
New YORK, June l0,-Thc steam
ship Allcmaricd has arrived with
Liverpool dates to the 3Oth ul,.-
The Ministry have been defeated in
Parliament by majority of ten.
The Consolidated PHnk OF London
has failed. All the Powers accept
the invitation TO the Conference
which meets at the Hotel des inra'
ldes, Paris, at an early day. The
Russian Ambassador says Napoleon
will preside.
All the belligcrents, meantime,
are preparing for war, The Italian
volunteers are mobilizing, The
Austrian army is in'readiness with
6O0,0 troops, and artillery, siege
guns, &c. The Prussians arc con-
ccntrating ut Gla,zcnand. The
Austrians are making second con-
scription at Vienna which causes
great discomfort,
JACKSON, June 12.
WAsHINGToN. June 12.--In Cham
bers, before Judge Underwood, Mr.
Shea made motion in order to test
the power Of tho courts of Virginia
to hold Mr.. Davis to bail, Judge
Underwood expres sed the opinion
which has always been insisted on
by Judge Chase, that so long as
martial law or military surveillance
was forced in Virginia, the courts
were mere adjuncts for aid to mill.
tary power, and he declined to issue
the habcas corpus till he received
an order from the President tor the
REIMBURSEMENT Of the accused to
the civil authorities, he being now
prisoner of war. Attorney Gen
eral Speed, Ex.Gov. Pratt, Chas
and OConnor were present in
Chambers. Judge Underwood re;
duced his opinion to writing, which
was delivered to the President BY
OConnor The professional and
other friends of President Davis
have had free u,,,ir..ission to him,
The House being apprchensive
that Mr.. Davis would be bailed
passed the following resolution in
troduced by Mr.. Boutwell,: where
as, it is notorious that Jefferson Da,
Wis was the leader of the late rebel.
lion. and is guilty of treason, and
whereas, by the Presidents Procla.
nation of May 1865, Mr.. Davis was
charged with completely in the as
sassination of Mr.. Lincoln and said
Proclamation has not been revoked
therefore
Reso'red. It is the opinion of this
House that said Davis should be
held in custody and tried according
to law"
Mr.. Rogers objected. NJ. Bout
we'll moved the suspension OF the
rules. Mr., Rogers desired to ask
some question.
The Speaker ruled debates out oi
order. Mr.. Rogers, however, asked
if Boutwell,, Or any other unpreiu
diced mind, believed Mr.. Dav
guilty of completely in the assassi
nation of Mr.. Lincoln.
The Speaker called lin to order
and said he must take his seat. The
resolution passed, yeas 1O5, nays
10. .,
In the debate on reconstruction
Rosscaa, rcferring to Ingcrsolls at
tack or the President and his sup
porters, hurled back his opithets in
tho teeth Of the members who had
done nothing during the war bu
stay at homo and look after offices
Generals Sherman ard Thomas sup
ported the President. We're they
lick l-spits? Rosseai argued that 4
Just and temperate policy nigh
have given one lease OF power
Even now, SO we'll are leaders con
vinccd that their course is not ap
proved by the people, they woull
adjourn without admitting Tennes
see.
tirinnell made some remarks OF
personal character. The Speaker
rebullcd him. Rosseau would no
resent anything from a membel
who declared himself Influenced b,
former hates, and would not reseh
insult. Much excitement prevailed
and collision would have followed
but Grinnell was only a spouter.
NEW York. June l2.-Cotton nc
tive, two cents higher. Sales 4,O3
ba1cs, AZ AZ cents.
Gold 393.