The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-05-18


main In the possession of Holland as q
Grand Duchy. Second-It shall remain
neutral. Third-Thc fortress Of Luxem.
burg shall be RACED.
Derby will be a candidate for Parlia-
mcnt.
It is considered that peace is no longer
a question Of doubt.
The amended Reform Bill was adopted
in the House Of Commons.
NEW York, May IA special to the
Herald says the terms Of settlement are
that no troops shall be retained in Luxem-
burg except tho force necessary TO main.
tain order.
Lord Stanley announced In the House
that the amicnble settlement was practical
" realized at this moment. loud cheers.
The Cabinet had acted in accordance with
the constitutional usage IN bringing about
nm adjustment. flo regretted to observe
the House showing its susceptibility re-
garding the guarantees voted. England
guaranteed Luxemburg to the King Of
Holland 10 1889, and now merely adapted
that guarantee TO the present circumstan-
ces. The Ministers had not extended
but limited the guarantee. Negotiations
will be brought to a conclusion In n few
days, and all the papers laid before Parli.
amcut.
Gladstone made a powerful speech on
DIsraelp ss'amendment, aud IN opposition.
He said il was a shallow, transparent, and
discriminating prctencc of a measure for
the extension Of the franchise.
Mr.. Bright said the Derby Bill was the
most unjust and offensive measure ever
submitted to the House of Commons.
Messrs. Roebuck and D'Israel'i demand
cd n vote. The result was for the Govern
mcnt-322 against ESQ. Loud cheering
hailed the announcement.
JeR. Davis BaiIed Ont.
RICHMOND, May 11.-Jeferson Davis
arrived safe this afternoon. lie was escort
ed by the regulars Of the Spotswood
House. There was no cheering and no
kissing by the large crowd of negroes aud
the few whites who were in the streets.
lie was taken up back street to the ho'cL
The carriage was guarded by fifty cav
airy.
One Of the counsel Of Jefferson Davis
stated hat IL bail should be refused, the
President viii direct his release until he
can be tried.
Two bridal parties were on the same
boat with Mr. Davis; and a woman died
on board during the passage. About 100
friends visited Mr.. Davis this evening.
The infantry viii encamp permanently 10
the park in the city.
RICHMOND May l2.-JeFerson Davis
will be produced tomorrow in Court, by
Burton, and Immediately discharged.
lie will be re-arrostcd on a bench warrant,
TO answer the indictment for treason found
By the grand jury Of Norfolk. O'Connor
tells his friends TO insist on an immediate
trial /; If il be not granted, a motion TO
admit Davis TO bail will be made. 1t is
the general opinion that there will be no
trial until June. Horace Greeley, Au-
gustus Schell, 4. Wclch aud Gen. Ger.
man, Of Philadelphia. arc there for the
purpose of going bail for Davis.
Another riot occurred in the lower part
of the city last night. Negroes attempted
u rescua a drunken negro from the po.
lice. Bricks, clubs aud pistols were used.
The Company guarding the Libby Prison
was called out aud captured Is rioters
Mounted soldiers patrolled the street 10
day. Squads of police are armed with
swords. All the churches Of the negroe.
we're threatened because the negroes would
force themselves into tho churches of the
writes. Alargc procession of whitcsatian
ded a negro funeral. There was also al
unarmed militia company, the officers o
which carried swords.
Judge Underwood and Horace Creole,
delivered short addresses to the negocs q
the African church this evening, urgin,
them against rioting.
Gen. Scho6cld said that in case Of rio
they would plant cannon in every steet al,
and sweep the rioters down with grape.
Judge Underwood ured the negroes no
to gather in crowds, but to go about thci
business.
j. X. Haywood, Of Massachusetts,, wa
arrested last night for using incendiar
language and giving bad advice 70 tn
negroes. He was released on SO, 900 bal
There have been apprehensions Of a rio
all day.
New York, May 13.-The Tribun
does not anticipate a riot in Richmond
but says the white men have given the nc
groes bad council, which some of ther
! have been foolish enough to take.
RICHMOND, May 13.-Thc general opir
ion is that Judge Underwood viii decid
to order the commitment of DAVIS to tn
Libby Prison, which is more comforsabl
than it was during the existence of tn
Confederacy. Still there is almost uniyel
sal r~epugnance to sending him there.
NEW YoRK, May l3.-Thc Times 'sps
cial says Davis viii be sent to Libby
I The same correspondent says oil the lead
!. ing newspapers in the country are repre-
s sented here. Horace Greedy has bee
J closcted With Underwood. Mrs. Davi
! held n public levee nearly all day ; JEFF
was invisible to the crowd, bat cheerful
/ to the few whom he saw.
t RICHMOND, May 13.-Judge underwood
complimented Gen. Burton for his promp
ness in obeying the laws and relieving hin
0 of the custody Of JEFF. Davis.
The Marshal Immediately served
bench warrant on JEFF. Davis, to answs
at Norfolk, under an indictment for trei
son. OConner spoke of the long in
~prisonment and feeble health Of Dayi
Q and asked that he be bailed. No oppos
, ton was offered by the prosecution, WI
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