Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-05-25

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LoNpoN, May l2,-Tho treaty was
signed yesterday and has been rati,
fled by the respective governments,
The Prussians are 10 evacuatc Lux
emhurg in one month,
BERLIN, May l2,-Thc French
, Cabinet has made satisfactory cX-
plantations to Russia regarding re-
cent war-like preparations,
= RIcmoNp, May l2.-Mr, Davis
: remained ut the Spottswood Hotel
all day, and was called on By largo
number of citizens. There is no
guard over his movements Several
boqucts were sent him.
The following is generally under
} stood tObe the programme, In court
tomorrow the prisoner will be pro-
duced by Gen, Burton, and the
Judge will discharge him. lie will
be Immediately arrested on bonch
warrant to answer indictment found
againl him by the Grand Jury at
Norfolk.
Mr., O'Connor, his counsel, has
stated to his friends that he will in
sist on an immediate trial, Another
of his counsel states that if n trial
is not granted, motion for bail will
be insisted on. The general opinion
is that no trial will take place, and
not, perhaps until juno.
Horace Greeley and Augustus
Schell, of Now York, and A. Welch,
and General j. Alderman, of Phla-
delphia, are here for the purpose of
going bail for Mr.. Davis.
Chas. O'Connor, of New York.
VIM. B. Read, of Philadelphia, coun.
sci for Mr. Davis, are here. VIM.
Birtz, Of New York, who assists the
prosecution, and Il. II. Chandler,
prosecuting Attorney, arrived this
afternoon from Washington.
1t is generally believed that Davis
will be held in custody till his trial.
Another negro riot occurred in
the lower part of the city. The ne
groes attempted to rescue drunk
en- negro from the police, Bricks,
clubs and pistols were used, Four
policemen were badly beaten, one
of them being severely injured. A
company Of soldiers guarding the
Libby Prison were called on, and
captured eighteen Of the rioters.-
While this was going on, another
negro difficulty occurred on First
street. The last mob dispersed up
on the persuasion Of u colored ju-
ryman. To-day mounted soldiers
patroled the streets to keep order,
and squads of police were placed at
all the churches in view Of threats
made by negroes to force their way
in among the viii people. A large
procession Of the negro society at
tended a funeral to-day, accompa-
MED by an armed company of col
ored militia, the officers Of which
carried swords. There was no dis
turbance.
WASHINGTON, May 12.-Zedekiah
r. Haywood, of Massachusetts. was
arrested for using language at Il ne
gro meeting on Friday night caIcu-
lated to create riot. His language
was as follows: CATER Judge Under
wood leaves you can hold high earn
ival Of what you please. | need not
advise you what to do, for the great
body can do as they have mind"
He was arrested on . warrant from
the Mayor, and was held to bail in
three thousand dollars.
New ORLEANS, May 13,-A Re
publican mass meeting was held
Saturday night, in Lafayette Square
presided over by the Mayor Heath.
Addressed by Kelly, of Philadol-
phia, Mr.. Hamlin and Mr.. Conway.
Between four and FIVE thousand per-
sons were present, five-siXths Of
whom were negroes. Various negro
Ward Clubs came in the procession
headed by music, and Transparent
cies. Considerable excitement
Negro professions shouting on the
march. No disturbance until twelve
o'clock, at midnight, when the ne
groes stopped car in ST.. Charles
street, and cleared it Of white occu-
pants, took possession, and compell-
ed the driver to go ahead.
The saloons were closed at eleven
o'clock by order of the Chief of Po-
lice
General Sheridan has issued an
order removing the clerk of one Of
the district courts, al eyed to have
been guilty of issuing fraudulent
certificates of naturalization.
The Republicans all advise the
appointment of negro policemen,
and some talk of running Jordon,
a prominet popular negro for May
or.
WASHINGTON, May 13.-Replying
to committee of Knight Templars
inviting ihe President to the Boston
onic'celebration, he said he had
thus far declined TO accept any in
yitations rendered him because of
the incompleteness of the work un-
der the reconstruction act, and un-
ill the Attorney Generals opinion,
now in preparation, shall have been
submitted and considered, and some
general rules in accordance with
this opinion shall have been adopt
ed for the guidance of General
commanders, whereby they may be
governed by-a uniform system.
WASHINGTON, Nay 13.-Mr. Davis
was bailed for 100000. Il
The Georgia and Mississippi in
junction cases were dismissed for
want of jurisdiction. Argument of
the court to be delivered hereafter.
RIcHMoND, Va, May l3.-The U.
S. Court was packed this morning. ;
A military guard was stationed
around it and a strong police force !
inside. About 200 ladies were among ]
the spectators, also fifty negroes. At I