The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-05-15
RY TELEGRAPH.
Special to the Vieksburg Herald
rr nAVIS RELEASED on
Rail of 100000.
Mississippi and Georgia hnjnrc-
lion Gases Dismissed.

NEW ORLEANS, May Is. A Republican
mass meeting was held on Saturday algh1
In LAFAYETTE Square, presided over by mayor
Heath, and addressed by Mr. Kelly rom
Philadelphia. and Messrs- Hamhn ana eoh-
way.
Between four and five thousand, fNe,
sixths of them negroes. were present, ana
various negro ward clubs came IN process
sion. headed by music and transpareneles-
There was considerable excitement, and
shouting from negro procession. On the
march there was no disturbance, Jatll IL
o'clock, midnight, when the negroesstopped
a St. Charles street car, and cleared Of ITS
the windows They took possession ana
compelled the driver to go ahead.
The saloons were closed at eleven o'clock,
by order of the Chief of Police.
General Sheridan has issued an orier re-
moving a clerk of one of the Dist Courts, 1t
is alleged for issuing fraudulent certificates
of naturalization.
Republicans are advocating negro pIlce-
men, and some are talking OF running jor-
dan, a prominent and popular negro for
Mayor.
WASHINGTON, May 13.-Replying to the
Committee of Knight Templars inviting the
President TO Boston TO attend the Maonlc
celebration, Mr.. johnson said he had nus
far declined TO accept any invitation Flth
which he had been honored, because of the
incompIeteness of the work under the re-
construction acts which had been barely ini-
tiated, and until the Attorney GenGals
opinion, now in preparation, shall rave
been submitted aud considered, and ONE
general rules in accordance with this pm
ion shall have been adopted for the suId-
ance of military commanders, wherel Fhey
may he governed by uniform practico4
Mr. Davis was bailed at SleO, 0oQErS@E
I III or v-1=
cided adversely to DeHara's interest.
Virginia VS. Western Virginia, involving
jurisdiction over certain counties, was con-
timed
The Georgia and Mississippi Injunction
cases We're dismissed for want OF jmlsdlc-
ton. The argument of the Court Will be
delivered hereafter.
RICHMOND, MAY I3.-The L. s. Court was
packed this morning Auxiliary guard was
stationed around, the Courthousa, ano
strong police force inside. About two hun
dred ladies were among the spectators, also
about fifty negroes. At ii o'clock Mr.. Davis
was brought in and took his seat next to the
prisoners box with Gen. Burton and the
Marshal. A servant accompanied. Mr..
Davis was sitting by an open widow, and
remarked: 1T as a little cold" O'Comor
spoke of Mr.. Davis long imprisonment and
feeble health, and asked that he be bailed.
There being no opposition upon the part of
the prosecution, who fixed the bal at SIC0,-
600, the Judge announced his readiness to
accept the bail, stating at the sane time the
responsibility of the delay in bringing Nj
Davis case into Court rested upon the Gev-
eminent, and not upon the District Attorney
He also said that half the bail should be Civ
en- by persons residing in the State of W.
ginia. The sureties then came forward
Horace Greeley being among the first fsl-
lowed by Schell, of New York, Jack Marn,
of Philadelphia and others. A number of
gentlemen residing in Virgidia offered their
names as bail. Mr.. Davis was congratulated
by several friends but there was no DENIM
stration or noise of any kind. After giving
bail to appear at the November term of tie
Court, Mr.. Davis was taken in a coach to
SpottswOod Hotel.
RICHMOND, May 13.-Evening-As Mr.
Davis came out of the courthouse and ID
tered the carriage after his release, there was
loud cheer from the crowd of negroes c'l-
Iected outside. About fifty of them gathG-
ed around the coach and shook hands with
him. He has remained quietly in his hOtl
all the evening. He will visit Canada ina
day or two to see his children. The fut
name signed to his bond, after his own, Is
that of Horace Greedy; little lower down
was the name of John Minor Bolts.
The Virginia residents who signed DAVIS
bond were prominent citizens of Richmond,
merchants and lawyers.
There seems to be a general feeling of le-
lief among the citizens and authorities that
Davis is at last at liberty.
1t is stated that the grand jury has IN
dicted Vice President John G. Breckinridge,
Judge H. w. Thomas, of Fairfax, aud four
others, for treason.
LIVERPOOL, May -, 2 p. M-Steamship
Cordelia from New Orleans. has arrived
Cotton quiet at the opening quotations.
LIVERPOOL, May rehabilitation mar
ket quiet. Uplands I'D. Sales 10000 bales.
Middliug Orleans III.
LONDON, May 13-1I:30 A. M-Consols %.
5-2Os 73.
FRANKFORT, May l3.-5-2Os 764.
LONDON, May Delivering 90;
5-20s 72a
LIVERPOOL, May I3-Noon.-CottOn mar
ket improved during the day and closed firm
at an advance of Id Middling uplands,
lid; middling Orleans, lIsd. Sales for the
day, 900 bales.
MOBILE, May 13.-Cotton market closed
quiet. Middling 24c. Sales $50 bales. Re-
ceipts 2S
Senator Wilson arrived this morning and
will speak tomorrow night.
River falling seven feet niue inches in
the canal by mark.
Mr.. Davis, on his release, telegrapAed his
brother in Mississippi of the fact, and in
formed him he would write from New York.
Mr. Davis and his wife visited the grave of
their little son, this evening late, at Holly
wood Cemetery.