Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-05-18
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RICHMOND, May SIT is now understood
that Justice Chase will leave here on Mon
day. Chandler, the prosecuting attorney
has not yet arrived.
The United States Marshal Underwood
today received the fullowing writ an(
leaves for Norfolk with it Tomorrow: eth
President of the United States to Brigadie
General Henry S. Burton, or to any person
or persons having the custody of Jefferson
Davis, greeting: We command you tina
you imprisoned and detained as it is said
together with the cause Of such imprison
meat and detention by whatever name the
said Jefferson Davis may be called OF
charged, before our Circuit Court Of the
United States of the District of Virginia
at the next term thereof, at Richmond il
said district on the second Monday in May
1867, to be and TO receive what shall ther
and there be considered against the said
jefferson Davis.
Witness, Salmon P. Chase our Chief Jus
tice of the Supreme Court of the United
States, this lst day of May, 1867.
W. H. Barry, Clerk of Circuit Court o.
the United States, District of Virginia.
Mr.. Davis, when he arrives on Sunday
will still be in military custody, and will
not be produced in Court till Monday. Ii
is stated that he will be kept in Libby
prison, where apartments will be assigned
to him.
BAITIoRE, May S.-Three men disguised
overpowered the Waterman Of the Dawson.
office of $1,000.
The heaviest storm ever known this sea-
son, prevailed during the last twenty-four
hours.
AUGUSTA, GA, May S.-Senator Wilson
made speech at the Court House in the
afternoon to about 1000 freedm n and oni
hundred whites. The tenor of his speech
was the same as in Virginia and South
Carolina. The freedmen honored him with
cheers, a tOrchlight procession and firing OF
rockets.
The body of Gray, who mysteriously dis
appeared on Saturday night, was found in
the Savannah river.
LONDON, May S-Evening.-Reports from
Warsaw state that the Russian Government
is concentrating troops and accommodating
munitions of war in the province of Poland.
LONDON, May S.-The Peace Con-
gress met yesterday. Names of the
Plenipotentiaries: England, Lord
Stanley, President; France, Prince
De Antor Auvergne; Prussia, Count
Bernstorf; Austria, Dourt Appoint;
Russia, Baron Burnow; Italy, Mar
quis Dazzeglio; Luxemberg, Baron
Lorraine; Belgium, NJ. Won Delbyer;
Netherlands, Baron Bienville.
The proceedings are secret; but
this much is known, however
France is willing to accept the dis
mantling Of Luxemburg, so that it
wont remain q menace to Prussia,
but will not consent unless all pow
ers guarantee the settlement, bind
ing them to fight either France or
Prussia if seeking aggrandizement
in that direction. England hest
tates to give the guarantee.
The session adjourned to enable
delegates toreceive instructions from
their respective Governments. In
the meantime war preparations are
proceeding. France is buying arms
in both England and Spain. The
Prussian troops of the regular army
are held in readiness to support
Luxemburg.
Bismark declares the situation
more serious than heretofore. Rus
siais converting musbetsinto breach
leaders.
ANNAPOLIS, Mn, May 9-The
Convention is organ
lied, Richard B. Carmichael Presi-
dent.
LOUISVILLE, May Zion. Elijah
J. Heinz-iust elected to Congress
from the W1rd District Of Kentucky,
COMMITTEES shicide, leaving a note
stating thatthe State Of Kentucky
and his advanced age led him TO
seek refuge in death.
MTWFHIs. NAY 9.-The navy yard