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RICHMOND. Nav Il.

The steamer with JEFF. Davis on board ar
rived yesterday afternoon. 4 detachment of
the Goth Regiment was present, and senti-
nels were posted at intervals enclosing about
200 yards square of the wharf outside of
this a large crowd Of negroes and few
whites gathered. The surrounding hills
were covered with spectators.
Davis came ashore accompanied by Genl.
Burton, and DR.. Cooper. Davis looked very
much changed from what the people of Rich
mond remembered him, looking much older
and rather baggard and feeble.
The party Immediately got into carriage
and drove rapidly by side street towards
the Spottswood Hotel, thus disappointing
the large crowd which had gathered on Main
ST.
Davis was quite cheerful and had no guard;
he walked freely about the boat c0nversing
with the passengers who were all anxious to
speak to him. lie said little about his i'm
prsonment but spoke in terms Of the warm
est affection Of Ex President Pierce who Wis
tied him on Thursday last. He SAID there
was no man living for whom he entertained
a higher regard.
He Will remain in Gen. Burton's charge
until produced in court Monday. The citi-
zens generally IN Difference to the wishes of
the authorities stayed away from the docks,
and there was no cheering.
JEFF. Davis remained at the Spottswood
Hotel all day and was visited by large
number Of citizens. There is no guard over
his movements. Several bOquets were sent
him.
Charles O'Conor, his counsel, has stated
to his friends that be will Insist on an i'm
mediate trial The general opinion is that
NJ trial Will take place now, and perhaps
not until June
Horace Greeley and Augustus Scheel of |
New York, and \. Welch and Gen Jack |
man Of Philadelphia, are here for the pur-
pose Of going bail for Davis Charles |
D 'Conor of New York, William B. Reid of !
Philadelphia, c0usel for Davis are here.
William VI. EYarts Of New York, who assists I
The prosecution, and /. II. Chandler, prose 4
cutting attorney, arrived to-day from Wash /
ngton, and 1t Is generally believed Davis .
will be held in custody until his trial
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Montpelier May !. 1867.

YoUXG BLACK CHANPIoy.-Fhis horse. now
owned by C. C. Lane Of Jericho, it will be re-
aembered took the first premium st cur Coun-
ty Fair !sst Fall, ard had before taken several
premiums at Broome lCanads) County Fair,
where he was exhibited by his former owners,
Rounds and Brown of Bichford, Vt Mr. Lane
paid 81 1000 for the horse last June, and the
Richfori iSe7ffHel -Peaking Of the trade said
CAT first thought, this seems a large sale;
bat, from what we learn Of him for style stock,
speed, and others Of Old Champions stock, we
are Of the opinion that the sale viii prove in
large measure more in favor Of buyer than the
sellers, and that Young Champion cannot. Of
bic age, be beat in the State
Young Champion is Of BLACK Hawk blood
with a strain Of Black Snake, and his sire, for
years a well known stock horse, has got the most
valuable race Of colts in the Eastern townships,
it is said. His dam took the first premium for
Mares at Broome County Agricultural Show for
three years in successor.
Young Champion is nearly seven years Old,
sixteen hands high, coal-bllek, Of fine action,
aud his use cannot fail 20 be of service in in
proving the stock Of this County. any iniOr-
nation desired can be obtained Of his owner. c.
c. Lane, Jericho Centre, Vt
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NLnNhsuAi T. 1la1 Joe
FLOUR-The demand for Flour has been Ino.-
crate dur NJ the week, but prices continue % hs
we'll sustained and firm. The sales have been NJ
81 @ u p Dbl for Western super6he SD n is 81
Tor common extra SIS a 10 81 for medium extras
and bakers redwheat brands and AZ a ls for
good and choice favoTite 81 Louis bonds 81 n
y per Dbl.
GRAIN.-The market for Corn has been rather
unsettled for some days past, but all sound aud
choice is held Tor good prices. The sales Of South
ern yellow have been az q . n 81, Including
sound lots at the latter rate and Western mixed
hss been sold At 81 q 80 Y bushel as 20 quality
Oats, Northern, Western and Canada gl a qre y
bushel, the latter price for choice lots Rye 8 =
Dushel. White Beans s. q o.. Tor common and
good blue pod g 50 a Z for mar ow, Id 81 n
p for extra pea. canada Peas 81 a. a - e
at so Z ton for Shorts, $50 a 81 q ton f.r fine
Feed aud So q s. per ton for mifclIns.
Provisions. There has been a steady demand
Tor Pork the past week, and the market is firm at
late prices. The sales have been a. sl9 - q % -
FOR prime 50 - q, q FOR mess and SO n IS f1r
clear, quality. Beef is frm al sl5 - 10 for
mess as to quality 50 - ~ - for extra mess.
and 50 a . for family extra Laro b. a ii, y %
in bbls and tierces. Smoked Hams O.. n l5c q D.
butter has advanced. The arrivals Of the eek
have been scarcely W 70 the wants Of the trade
and sales Of Vermont and New ok diaries az n
&c fr new, as % quality. Old Butter l. eNceedn-
ly dull and prices n0minally 20 q 10c p p,
70 quality. Cheese is very arm and the stock BE-
q ute reduced new continues t. arrive, but is u
ordinary quality. The Gales have been at 90 n Ice
Tor new and l6 a &c for old, incu cling factory.
WOOL. The market for Wool has been dull since
Of buye although no material change has taEs
place. The sales Of the week comprise so 90 -.
at prices ranging - a t9c for fleece and % r Gle
for No. . and extra pulled.
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R1cuNoNp. MAY ID.

The [. : Court was packed tins morning.
4 military guard was placed around 1t and
a strong police force inside. About twenty
ladies were among tie spectators, also fifty
negroes. ~ II O'Clock Davis vas brought
In and took his seat next 90 the prisoners
box with Geni. Burton and the L. ;. Mar
shall Onc servant accom- panied him. Genl.
Burton return 20 the wit u. h75eas cor
ptiy was read. and the judy clmplimcnted
the General 70 obcYinE IL, a-d relieved him
of tie custody Of DAVIS. and the Marshal
immo iiately served On him a bench warrant
O. answer the Norfolk indictment.
Mr O'Conor SPOKE 90. Davis feeble
health. and asked that be- might he bailed,
abiding to the recent statcte Of treason,
which names penalty less Khan death, Civ
ing the Court authority to punish by fine or
Imprisonment This makes the case
tailabic one
District Attorney Chandler moved that
hail be received in the amount OF one
hundred thousand dollars a portion Of this
bail he said. should re given by residents IN
this Judicial district. Judge Underwood
briefly reviewed the case, which he'd been de-
laycd by the unsettled STATE VI the country
caused by the war Now ta,rc was pres
peel Of permanent peace. AMI an impartial
t.ial could TAKE !lace. &c ilscod the re-
sponsibliity Of the delay with the general
Government, for the Di-Iic, Attorney was
anxious - proceed 20 trIal lie Was willing
shat one Hundred thousand dollars ball
should be accepted with portion Of the
sureties IN this State. TIE suretes then
came forward, Horace Greedy being among
them. The bail bond was signed, az half
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E1IPai.

In New York City. at o'clock Wednesday
morning, Nay Is. So, Captain AMI Brcvst Major
AuSxR RALEIGH BESEDIgT, 4th L. :. Infantry, n
tic 2s;l year OF his age.
His funeral viii take place A: New Yosk, On
Saturday next, at HAN.
Napr BENEDICT was the soa Of tie late Abuer
Benediet. Esq, Of New York. and nephew OF Hon.
Il. ". B ESEDIcT, Of this city, q whose family be
became a member after the death ofhis parents.
who persisted in the Inflated Ar-iic. lie left the
University here. after two years Of his college
course. to 20 into business in New YORK, and soon
after, on the outbreak Of the war enlisted in the
10Th n. Y. Vol. Militia. In Angus. 1861. he was
appoint cd 10 let Lleptenarey in tie regular ar
my, in the 18th Infantry. At the battle Of Froder-
'oksburgh in Dec. O. while doing pece q almost
-esperate duty, he was shot through the luD.s and
~ posed to be mortally wounded hut subsequent
; recovered sufficiently to DO gallsnt service at
ettYsburgh. He WAS subsequently, in command
Gen. Grants headquarters guard at Peters
srsh and was in al engaged in twelve or thir-
Of the severest battles fought BY tie Army Of
the Potomac lie was stationed last Fall at Platts-
5urgh but he had never fully recovered from his
wound, and consumptive cough, failing voice and
strength and the advice Of his surgeons admonish-
ed him to seek a warmer climate, and he went TO
New York, awaiting assignment to some Southern
post. He was recently assigned to duty in New
Mexico but had not the strength to attempt tie
journey Letters received within dsv CT two. 3 y
bis friends here brought intelligence Of alarming
hemorrhsge from the nose, and the sad news ofhis
Death, received by telegraph today. does not suT-
urise US 1t is not for Us speak Of his character
INT we may sly that we never heard him spoken ofby
Lis brother officers without words OF admiration f1T
his bravery and manly qualities He joined the lsi
Calv. Congregational Church Il this place, some
ten or more year age, and never removed his coz
nection from il and he ded, trust IN the isith
and hope 81 tie Christian.
.gDs.
In South Burlington, AIay eth. ls57, CLARK
Eaughau AGED Il Years
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BALTIMORE. May /. Adyices from Havana
to the Sd state that Vera Cruz was still
closely besieged by the Liberals, who were
using their only available sIege pieces with
but little effect, as only some few houses
had been injured and no lives lost. There
is no probability of the Liberals taking the
city unless the Imperial Generals should dis
agree among themselves, thus causing sur
render. Sickness among the besiegers is as
Stunning alarming proportions. OTer go
were sick in the hospital.
The city of Mexico was invested On the
18th of April by Gen. Diaz. The intention
OF MARQUEE was to defend the city at all
hazards. The besieging force numbers about
$1,000 and receives additions daily The
fall OF the city Is considered certain. Hun
ger viii soon compel the besieged 10 capltu-
late, when another massacre Of general Of
fcers may be expected.
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The Conference OF the European govern
ments for the settlement OF the conflicting
claims Of France and Prussia in regard to
the Grand Duchy Of Luxemburgh, met in
this city to-day.
Il 1t reported that the leading Powers
hesitate to carry out the proposition tor
guaranteeing the naturalization Of Luxem-
burg, and the people Of the Grand Ducby
ask for annexation to Belgium.
The British government has accepted the
liberal amendment to the Reform bill pro
yiding for lodger franchise.
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ST LOUIS May @.

The Democrats correspondence with the
expedition of Genl. Hancock says the Gen
eral has not crossed the Arkansas River into
the Indian country in consequence Of the
absence Of Gen. Uustar's cavalry, the most
effective part Of his force, and viii start for
Fort Hays thence TO Fort Hooker where the
expedition Will be terminated and the force
composing it sent 10 iorts Lyon, Dodge,
Laramie and Hays. \ new fort will be built
at Monument Station and an efficient gar
rIsyn stationed there.
\ council with several Arrapahos at For;
Dodge on the 2Sth ult.. resulted in q declar-
alton for peace on the part of the Indians.
and promise to return - mules taken hy
them IRON our encampment. The Ki1Was
below the Arkan=as River manifest a defiant
and restless attitude
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WAsur>c-ox. May ls57.

Chief Justice Chase this afternoon de-
livered the opinion of the supreme Court
IN the application Oi Georgia for an iniunc-
non against the enforcement; of the Recon-
struction law, dismis-ing it Tor want Of
jurisdiction. lie announced that the Court
bad NOT written cut it. reasons. but would
DO So az the next term. N dissenting CON-
clusi0u was announced.
The ease Of Mississippi as amended, max
ing the state of Arkansas "A party 10 the
complaint and covering Gen. O-d's actions
with regard 10 the treasury OF the latter
state, VIII probably be argued on Friday.
1t iz hoped by the complaiuants that the
Arkansas treasury case will furnish a prop
erty clause upon which the court can base
jurisdiction
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On Wednesday evening previous to Sena-
tor Wilson's departure from Augusta he had
the pleasure Of witnessing grand Torch
light procession which was arranged by the
colored people in homer Of this distinguished
friend, much enthusiasm was manifested.
Senator Wilson reached here yesterday morn
ing and was received by General Saxon and
a committee Of citizens. The Senator ao
dressed q very large audience at noon. Gen.
Pope, Ex-Gov. Brown and a number Of pTo-
mlnent citizens occupied seats on the plat
form, Mr.. Wilson's speech was similar TO
the ore delivered at Augusta.
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MoulLE, May Is

4 ulslerll- and bloody affair occurred
last evening. \ desperate attack was ma de
upon Judge Kelly and a body Of gentlemen
who surrounded MIN on the steps of the old
Court house during the meeting held in
-te evening. The Judge had hcen speaking
about quarter of an hour in frank and
temperate manner, when there appeared a
disposition % create q disturbance.
GA Jhe outskirts OF the crowd cries were
gwen % put him down" Mr.. Kelly re-
piled IL tell you you cant put me down
tac lj.h infantry are at my back, and if
they e-uul. keep the pcace in Mobile the
q. = Army can 4 tumult suddenly
By BE out at this point, BY q sudden rush
towards the platform and a general scat
terius Of the crowd.
This WAS the signal for the melee 20 com
meucc. The Chief OF Police attempted to
arrest the ringloador and drew d pistol on
him. y cry OF fire was then raised and
iust4ntlya perfect fusiladc Of pistols was
opened on the crowd occupying the platform.
4 c1l1rei man standing by my right fell,
shot Instantly another person was shot at
my left. some friends Of Kelly dragged him
out OF range of the FIRE and finally succeed
cd IN getting him away. unframed.
The firing continued several minutes
directed towards the platform, the crowd
flying IN all directions. There seemed to
be no attempt on the part Of the police 10
arrest the yi0lence AMI the rebels had il all
their own way.
Il Is impossible to tell how many were
shot,Yet. saw three fall ia my vicinii and
saw one poor boy carried of the geound
~ great agony
Il was evident preconcertcd affair slim
ula,ei by incend.ary articles IN the rebel
pres. The city is quiet a; the present time.
The outrage was so sudden and unexpected
shat no preparation had been made to pre-
ven. il
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ried on in France, Germany. Russia and

ried on in France, Germany. Russia and
Greece.
Ii il said that before the close Of the Peace
Conference a proposal is likely to be ad-
dressed by England to all the powers, urging
be entertained another Congress will proba-
bly, assemble IN London to secure its formal
adoption and uniform execution BY all the
Great Powers, but it is thought that even
this proposition will not be successful in Sc
curing peace.
Warm gratitude is expressed in France to
Queen Victoria, whose personal Intervention
would prevent the great calamity of war,
and tend TO draw close the bonds of amity
between the two countries.
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Union Republican State Convention vii
be holden at MONTPELIER on THURSDAY
THE THIRTIETH DAY OF MAY. 1867, st II
O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose Of nominating
candidates for Governor, Lieutenant Governor,
and Treasurer, TO be supported at the Annual
State Election in September next.
The State Committee having been instructed
to call this as DELEGATE CONVENTION. have
Fixed upon the following basis Of representation /;
one delegate for each town and an additional dele
gate for every one hundred and fifty rotss cast
for PAUL DILIISGHAN at the last State Election.
1t is suggested that the Towns choose substi-
tutes as well as delegates, SO that they may not
be unrepreseutei IN the Convention.
Delegates or their substitutes should provide
themselves with credentials, signed by the
Secretaries Of their respective primary meetings.
The appointment will therefore be accord
ing to the subjoined table
BURXAN MARTIN.
DUDLEY c. DEyIsOS,
HENRY CLARK,
JOSEPH POLAND, Union State Com.
Asa r. CANT,
GEO. II. BIGEL0w,
C. NJ. Stone.
Montpelier May !. 1867.
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MONTREAL, c. E.. Nav

\ Cabinet Council will be held on Friday,
at which all the ministers in the country
will be present, including Mr.. Cartier. who
Is on board the steamer HISTORIAN. 1t is
understood that Hon. Mr.. McDougal will be
the leader Of reform in tins section for the
government from Upper Canada.
Engineer officers have commenced prelim-
mary Operations in regard to the f5rtifca-
tons at LOngueil.
1t Is announced that Hon. John Rose VIII
be Lieut.. Governor Of New Brunswick.
The water in the harbor has been very
high and rain has fallen since Saturday.
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NEWS OF TIE WEEK
BY TELEGRAPH.
NV loKk. MAY lG

Senator Wilson arrived in Montgomery,
Ala, on Friday. On his trip from Atlanta,
be addressed several white audiences when
he was severely catech.z-i about certain
customs 10 the North, bul was able 10 make
suitable replies 10 al questions.
On Saturday he addrl--ed an audience OF
the usual Union character. a prominent
lawyer replied TO him. formerly a rebel Cen
erai, who urged in the argument that the
negro did not owe ms freedom 70 the war
that President Lincoln had promised the re-
b,llious South two years after the commence
ment of tie Wa~. that THEN slaves would he
undisturbed # they would return to the
Union.
After speeches Gen Saayle called fr the
sense Of the colorcd people as TO VINO were
for the Republican party aud the response
was a unanimous affirmative.