The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-14
Arrival Of Jcm Davis ~ Aica-
H1ond.

TIE FlaaHEf rstE aft oN Board 1f.
nsel tlas Is Ia LauE e.or h rn-
tai i.le military ali4l ssstpis haa i',ea
ma}e by 6a Nahahe.d 4 aaea.
meut = ihe 21th fe.aueat vas Ffe-ya,
aad eutaes vf., posted q Intervals
enclosing abot tao huuslrtd yards
suars % lae ehagi oue ideo a.a
q largo crowd u ne4os and isb
whites gathered Tue surrounding
All Utre covered ailh spectators MAJ.
Vance 81 0sa Sebo6e.as s.aA VINO WAS
u command bad detachment @ Tue
Ssh 8t, .eIg mounted Is guard lor Use
carriages As The steamer hove %
a1Ai With tie nauoaal Gag aNng tic
M0sl utcasa anxiety WAS cAaiged bN
TIE crowd 60 eat closer bul no demon
STATIONS, 30 cheering, nor Kissing
rs hen thc steamer Was made last llie
HON. j LYONS went On board, and 1T.
'ter meeting with Davis brou IL Mrs
DAVIS ashore aud conducted her 20 q
carriage followed b servants WHO were
I aith her In few minutes bus
came ashore accompanied by Gen Bur
tom and III. Cooper Davis iookedyery
much changed nom what the people 81
Richmond remembered hm Looking
much older and rather hagglrd and ice
bic A fad grey beard contributed
much to the change. lie came ashore
with iirm step ana tie parry mmed-
aieiy got INTO the carriages and drove
Iapdl} by side street towards lie
/ spoo.swood hotel, tAus Disappointing
the large crowd winch hai gathered os
I Main street. Dav, wa quite c.euiu!
aud Is hc bad no guId Walked freely
about the buat, cnNefsLs VAIN Gao
passengers VINO we're 8i MNiaus 60
speak 10 nam ne SAD Aute aaNt Hs
imprisonment, bat spoke u terms "a tue
Wafmc5J affection a eS.4salaeHt
I Pierce who visited Em on I4ursaay
4 asst lie sand tnefy Uus lao man AyHg
Ilor whom he entertained mgAer re-
4 -ird AT Brandon. "a tae way up Il
number Of ladles niu gathered tospoai
I ilim VINO suud tearaon seeing him.
! Ihey nearly All we've aequuutunccs Of
uls family during Dc var There is Il
large and curious buJ orderly crowd
around he loc "a ,us % get j sight
81 tha prisoner Ito vii iemun!n Gen.
( Du on'5 enars e Until produced IN court
Il Monday. InH cluzens generally IA det-
Aence % Ike wishes OF the authorities
stuio Away fiUm lie docks though many
Of h m We're stationed in the doors
ana lnaoNs along Nam street TO tee
Day,s a 81 pa ed up after the pro-
cess ocieR the street lie oceu-
pcs ID am rooms al he Spoiswood
4 Hon tn Iii did ia 1861. IL is the
ioplion expressed by one OF DayIs's
coal Sc tuat il bah IS refused him the
Pie.i eut viii interfere to prevent fur
tael confinement until bis Trial comes
| oil, Many o. Du i,'s friends viii ylsit
aim to II gilt and tomorrow.
itIomoNp, May II.
Jf Dayisremained at the SpottsWood
Hotel all day and was visited by large
number Of citizens There is no guard
er his movements, Several boQuete
W re sent him. Tie following is under
.ood to be- the programme in court to-
M rrow The Prisoner viii be pro-
gu cd by Gen. Burton and the Judge
il discharge Linn lie 3iIl be irme-
dlUcly re-afrested on a bench walrgnt
ansM er lie Indictment iou q against
aim by tine grand jury at Noriolk
lhus O'Connor, his counsel, has stated
to his friends that he viii insist On an
immediate trial Another states that if
tae trial is not granted motion for
rai will be insisted on The general
op mon IS That 10 trial viii take place
now and perhaps not until june
Hora q ecly and a ShelIol n. Y. and
Weich Cen Jackfaan Of Philadelphia
are here for the purpose Of going bail
for Davis. Charles OConnor Of New
York, and VIM B. Reed Of Philadelphia
counsel for Davis ale here, William III.
Eycrts Of New York who assists tie
prosecution and Il. H. Chandler pros
eaulng attorney, arrived to-day from
Washington aud il generally believed
Davis viii be held in custody until bio
trial
ASorInB Blow Ar TILE WEED. The
Vermont Conf renee at its recent ses-
sion, passed tbe following preamble
and resolutions.
Whereas, Tie uFe Of tobacco by fhc
Christian aud especially by the Chris
tian minister IS incompatible with The
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