The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-13

NHw Yonk. May 1.-The Tn,es
Richmond special says
10 seems impossible to ascertain
positively whether Davis will be tried
or not. Judge Underwood says If be
IL not, IL will be because tho attorneys
are not ready TO proceed. He says
the court il ready, aud that Chase will
preside. II In asserted that tho Gov
ernment docs not desire tho trial, but
wishes Davis released from military
custody. aud tho responsibility of the
detention thrown on tho Judiciary.
Tf released. he will be arrested on tho
bench. on warrant under the Norfolk
indictment; then tho Government
counsel, protesting TO be ready for the
trial, wont resist. the motion to admit
bail. sssl tlg eygsE
General Seliodold has announced
that ho will not permit any demon
stfation on the occasion OF tho arrival
OF Dayia In Richmond.
New YoaN. May 1.-The steamers
City Of Paris, Fulton, Denmark, leu.
tonia aud Columbia sailed for Europe
to-day. Senators Doolittle'and u. ID.
MoColllas were pasHepgers on the
ftHt named vcHHel ~ Att-
The steamer Caledonia, FROM Glass
gov, arrived to-day
Tho ontiro police foroo has been
ordered on duty o.niofrow, in antioi-
patton Of riot. Such an event IN
hardly probable.
William u. Dodge has given s3O,.
600 TO Williams College m Prosi-
dental fund.
Ex confederate General Joe John.
atom was a heavy loser by tho Park.
man dsIaleations In tho Selma, Ala,
National Bank
NEW Yoai<, May tl.-Thu Heraifs
London apooial eeysi
Fortress Luxemburg will bo ovaou-
atad by the PruHaian ttooph, and razod
to tho ground No troops will be 70.
tanned within tho territory Of I.usem.
burg, except ioroo which may bo
necessary To maintain order and pro.
serve peace. The pressure which
was exerted on tho plcnipotentiarie
in Congress by the defiant attitude
which the opposing powers maintain.
ed toward each othur, combined with
the knowledge which tho members
had Of the great war preparations be-
ing carried on, on tho continent, led
to very speedy action on tho part of
the Conference Representatives.
III the House of Commons, on tho
evening of the 9th. Lord Stanley con
gratalated tho House aud tho country
nj large on tho fact that the good
aenso and moderation of tho Powers
primarily interested as parties in tho
fuxembufg difficulty had had tho Of.
feet Of arresting tho unapeakable ca.
lamiiiea which would have ensued to
the people from European war.
With reference to tho part taken BY
Her Maiosty'a Government in the
matter tho Cabinet acted in accord.
anee with Constitutional usage In
their ministorial responsibility as of.
fetal advisers of the Grown aud Sove-
reign, which responsibility, an
well as tho reasons which in
dueod them TO undertakett, they were
ready TO vindioato in Parliament, and
before tho country, The matter
had become very critical. Ministers
wefo informed every moment by tole-
graph aud otherwise Of tho increasing
gravity of the case, so that he lLord |
Stanley could not take upon himself
90 postpone or delay an amendment
desired by all parties interested, aud
proposed in conference, when by so
doing he would mest likely prevent
altogether the maturing and giving.
cxpresaipg. too, a sentiment with ref
erenoe to the guarantee neutrality
with Lusemburg. lie Lord STAN
leyl regretted 10 observe that the
House of Commons should show q
au aeeptihility with regard TO tho ac-
ton OF the Cabinet, for he alao voted