Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-05-15

&c, Germany. Russia and Oreece' IL 10
said that before the close Of the Peace
! Congress, proposal is likely to be adj
dressed by England to all the powers in
belIsrent action in which case Queen Vic
toria will recommend and urge general
disarming. Should this proposal be en-
tertained antoher congress will probably
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 securing peace.
Warm gratitude is expressed in France
to Queen Victoria, whose personal inter-
vention would prevent the great calamity
of war. and it would tend to draw close
the bonds of amity between the two coun-
tries
The Queen of Spain has sold almost all
her jewels in London. A single diamond
watch chain brought 100000 sterling.
RICHMOND, May II
The steamer with jeff Davis on board
arrived this afternoon. Long before his
arrival the military arrangements had
been made by Gen. SchofeId. A detach-
ment of the 18th Regiment was present,
and sentinels were posted at intervals ell
closing about 200 yards square of the
wharf; outside of this large crowd of
negroes and few whites gathered. The
surrounding hills were covered with spec.
tators Major Vance of Gen. Schofield's
staff. who Was in command. had detach-
ment Of the Fifth Artillery mounted as
guard for the carriages. AS the steamer
hove in sight with the National Flag fly
ing the most intense anxiety was exhibit.
I'd by the crowd to get closer, but no de.
nonstration, no cheering nor kissing.
When the steamer was made fast, the
Hon. James Lyon went on board, and
fter meeting with Davis brought Mrs.
Davis ashore and conducted her to a car.
iagc, followed by servants who we're with
i'm.
In few minutes Davis came ashore
ccompanied by Gen. Burton and DR.. Coop,
r. Davis looked very much changed {
rom what the people of Richmond remem. i
er him. looking much older and rather o
aggard and feeble.
He came ashore with firm step and v
lie party Immediately got into carriage Il
ID drove rapidly by side street. towards e
'e Spottswood Hotel, thus disappointing 9
e large crowd which had gathered on ~
ain Street. ;,
Davis was quite cheerful and had no o,
lard; he walked freely about the boat W
nveising with the passengers who we're VI
anxious to speak to him. He said =:
tie about his imprisonment. but spoke ;s
terms of warmest affection of Elk Presi. on
ut Pierce who visited him Oh Thursday
It. He said there was no man living cha
whom he entertained higher regard. .h'
Brandon, Oh the way up. number of cal
lies had gathered to speak to him who mel
ID tears on seeing him. They nearly gel
we're acquaintance of his family du. no.
g the war. are
There is large and curious, but order. e ea'
crowd. around the hotel waiting to get pb
lght of the prisoner. He will remain or
Gen. Burton's charge until produced
court on Monday. The citizens gener- :
:. in Difference to the wishes of the -
horities, stayed away from the docks, III
ugh many of them were stationed 10
doors and windows along Main Street To
zee Davis as he passed up, after the D
,cssion entered the street. He occu. and
the same rooms at the Spottswood mos
Use that he did in 1861. bein
t is the opinion expressed by one of U Oon,
is counsel that if bail be refused the tirel
'ident will interfere to prevent his havi
her confinement until his trial com. BY
so W
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