New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-18
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UEsDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER Is, l80G.
aaate New. by we.tern Papers.


special says in previous dispatch | stated there
was good reason to believe that in few dayg
jeff Davis would be released on parole or bail
lTecelYed my information from high official
who possesses excellent facilities for learning the
President views and intentions on such subjects
The encouragement created quite futter among
the politicians, and several among the influential
ones, favorable to the Presidents restoration mol.
lcy intended to call on him to ascertain if the an
nouncement was well founded. They urged the
President not TO take any action in the matter until
after the tdll elections reminding him that he was
2EeadY accused of sympdtdizng with the rebels
- abusing the pard0niug power, and assuring
hun that the release OF the head rebel at this time
would be handled BY the radicals in the present
campaign with powerful effect, and greatly impair
The chances OF the party now labering to elect to
office men who would supportlis, the Presidents,
policy. This Ihave from undoubtti authority
me PRESIDENT replied that many distinguished
and loyal gentlemen from both the North and the
South, had appealed to him for the release of
Davis, AMI presented several considerations which
made a favorable impression on his mind why
Davis SHOULD not be held longer in confinement,
and that he had said to them lhatif from any FAINT
ol the court or The proper officers of the govern
ment, DAVIS should not he brought to trlai in OG-
1ober, he should not, from any reason then known
TO him, Geela it his dRty to hold the prisoner for
4ho!lef tefn, but That IN giving the friends of
Davis this assurance, he had not anticipated the
action Of the court, aud had not appointed any
time for D1yis'5 release in the event Of his not
being TIED. He declared that he had from the
treason.
had used such influence and authority as he pos.
sessed, t1 have the trial take place at an early day
but that if there should be further delay ia bring.
ing on the trial, he believed that neither tie III.
ferests q lhe country nor bis duty demanded that
ne Keep the prisoner longer in custody
:, he also stated that he was unable to perceive
Iuat we le!ease Of Davis parole or bail wonid
Iurhsh the radicals with valuable weapon but
FnaI ~ oelleYed me masses, if there should be
further unnecessary delay in bringing him to trial
Would approve Of hs being conditionalIy released
~ y VIGIL understood in the best Informed official
circles that Davis will not be tried al the October
Term, 50 that his release may be looked for soon
after, but not till after that time. 1t is said that
Ar. Reed, one Of Davis's counsel, has been an-
thorized by the attorney general to say to his
client, that the govcrnmentwoud direct his i'm.
mediate release, on condition Of hs leaving the |
country never to return, and that Davis indir.
nantly rejected tile offer,
AFA sH@ltRA-.D1EE. FRAUDS Observation-Disclosures
LABoRERs.
New Yong Sept 14.-The cholera has broken
out in Winchester county, anH measures have
been IA Ken 70 suppress it. lhefe were seven new
cases Of cholera and ttvC. deaths from Tie same
disease reported IN gIe City Yesterday The report
OF the assistant superintendent showed that the
cholera was fast Disappearing from Brooklyn,
only QnaT Few case having been reported there
yesterday.
FURTHER DIscLosGREs.
The alleged frauds perpeuated On the North
River Bank Of H0boken, Connecticut. was up yes.
terday before Judge Satholand in the Supreme
Court Chambers, of Charles Il. Denmon aud Juan
Denmon, being suit against Ann MaIon, Chris
t0pher l. Hogan ana v. W. Smith, to seq aside an
alleged fraudulent sale Of properly at 27s3 West
street, in payment for which certificates Of de-
post at the above bank to the amount Of $4,000
were offered. On presenting the certificates for
payment, the true character Of the institution was
ascertained.
The case came up yesterday on motion to set
aside ali Injunction restraining defendant from
lp *
perly arranged. Tie motion was denied.
Henry Watson, who says he is an insurance
broker, ana lives at the Avenue Hotel was ar
rested yesterday, charged with extensive rObber-
les Of property belonging to different boarders at
various hotels in the city.
3 The base ball match tor the championship came
of yesterday at Hohuken. Over 5000 specta-
tors were present. The contestants were the AT.
iantic club Of Brooklyn and the Neutral Of New
York. 1t was most exciting game and resulted
in the Atlantic gaining II runs and the Neu
trars ID.
The T'ibune's Montreal special says the execu.
tive council sat for tour hours yesterday at the
capitol: The matters discussed were relative TO
the defense of the Maine border. On Monday, a
number Of men, thought to be Fenians, on the
Grand Trunk railway, going west, got off at the
way stations at Cornwall, Matilda and Edwns-
burg, 10 threes and tours, and dispersed in the
towns The attention of government has been
called to tie fact, the intention of the men is
Thought to be the firing of certain places which is
TO initiate the next ett,ck upon the province.
tlrlPnnS EpGCjal n In 1tra no
Chinese cn}iGraiinn ayent M made 5rr+r,.ts fT
The ciyer~ IF Gaast
here In time far nayf wears rron
1 Times Wastinlrtni, eneciaI sovs +hara vxos a
slight disturbance 6et~esn the n0iioe md the ne
trr6es Lar nigbt Grorrimp, ont ~ an atta1Int IN
fred aid HE I,5ie driven off hnE ma a1naG,e wa.
done. - '- '''' Nv
s>,,I IN, mr. arm of mon art m ,-rro,-s
FOR PARDON.
4la iyeI,!lnnnn niaI,Ifaetr, of trfI1or. While
in tbn Az of sfan[ing into carri,n ~ jrs1a1
straa+ ya-ter14v Ia severely strtT,lad Inv =
Srij Ic ,stcro loI g n, bis gi,,dti7n n Nj.
a4Its IN 3isG3ae tEa ohstrne2ion ! itn@d yrsse
1,.a r11i,ITd y,t3rh ta feared Win r,roye fa nj
ncc,nt NJ F5,,, in ~, caf}ins,
cri+i"4l a4n1itjon -
ys,.-I yt9si,i,,otor, enanioI saws t1,nt anrinC
Abe ab.,,i,za Of tha preslpnt .'f4e npTaher 4
ann}ir,fi,31. fo+ nbrd5TS ron 4 ,,if5eru nartici
1ghts in the Iate rr5etl;oa Fsre orpH3nnl8f.G a
The Office Of the attorney general, most Of then
having teel received there ond at the white hons'
since tba tgaFtuhe of thepresidentia party Ih'
majority Of The petitions on file now are those eX
cepted from ne general amae-fy Wy Tie hfst ap'
tMrtcGGi5 sections Ct the amnesty proclamation
who he!a Petty Offices under the Confederate
lIOFeTiltcAt, Ui were the pOsSSSSOrS oil SL4,UUU o