The New York herald., 1866-08-24

authority for stating that Jen Davis will be released
on bail parole soon. holding hmself smenable 10
tho process Of the court which Is expected TO dispose
OF his in October This state Of Affairs has been
mainly brought about by the recent exposures made In
the HERALD Of the conspiracy among the Reconstruction
Committee having for object the conviction Of Davis
the charge Of completely In the assassination Of Pre-
sident Lincoln In this connection further exposure
is made which deeply duplicates Judge Advocate General
Ho Secretary Stanton and Representatives Wilson and
Boutwell,
The President will make his proposed trip 10 Chicago
the car built especially for President Lincoln. He wilt
ia this city at Wednesday and will re-
view the First Division Of the National Guard In the
afternoon The freedom Of the city will be rendered
him BY the City Council action Is being taken by the
merchants Of the city to participate in the Of
his reception. He will be accompanied By all the mem
bers OF the Cabinet and their families
The excitement regarding the anticipated Tenan in.
vason Is subsding but the preparations defence
still continued The government is organizng camps Of
instruction and observation all along the border and
Canadian spies numerous In the United States and
probably are engaged only in forwarding startling and
sensational reports Of the doncs OF the Fenan Among
the Brotherhood in this city made yesterday
by General Sweeny which looked apparently fusion
Win Stepnens iacflOn, out tnat
General withou, influence in the Roberts wing Mr..
stephens declined having anything to do with either or
its leaders An organization calling itself "Anneya-
ton league" and composed Of Irlshmcn in secret
council in Boston Monday evening It's purpose is
said to favor the annexation of Canada and the other
British provinces to the United States. The President
claims to have connection with Colonel Roberts, and
that no would issue hs procamations when he was
in New Brunswick a rebel. He, as we'll az the mill
tarv director Of the League prominent leaders in
tho late Canadian invasion.
By the arrival Philadelphia of the Hendrick Had
son. from Havana the 18th. we have from Cuba
to that date. The slave trade Is the increase in
startling degree Seven hundred Africans landed
at one time, and ru'nor IL done by OF
consideration presented to high in Office.
Rumor also TINT TIE vessels carrying criminals TO
Fernando Pc are. bv similar arrangement, to return
with cargoes OF Africlns Business dull The
steamer Manhattan, frnm New York, having clean bill
Of health, certified 10 bv the Spanish Consul and hav
ing, also, ncphcw of tho Captain General board
was nermtiod 10 ransfr her and and
proceed to Vera Cruz, without the twenty days
quarantine
Iamrandc, tho Franch banker, who was in custody in
this city on charge OF ab bconding from France with
large sums o. money belonging to the Bank Of Poctiers
and who ESCAPED and again arrested Montreal,
the warrant Of tho Governor General f,r his extradion
writ of hnbeas viii be applied for by his conn
sci TO Obtain his release
Tho Labor Convention was stiil in session at Ba,t-
more ycs'erdav Permanent officers were clcc.ed. J.
c. Whalley, of the District Of Columbia being made
President The committre to walt upon President Jonn
son will be received on Saturday
Tho news from veneznola is tn the oath Of July
General Arana the President Of Aragua, had been dc
posed bv action rcvoluonsts and General Rojas had
been installed in his rlare. In Truxo similar revolu-
ton had occurred, but queiied after considerable
blood letting and house burning General CarvaIlo
made Presid mt and General vasquex the former Prsi
idcnt imprisoned.
General Sheridan has revoked the order cs!ablishin
martial law AZ New Orleans
Twenty deaths from cholera we're reported on
Thursday in New Orleans. thirty in Cincinnati and
ono in Philadelphia The bura,s or victims or the
cholera in 81. Louis Monday and Tuesday in the
principal cemeteries two hundred and sixiv there
being twenty cemeteries in the immediate neishborhool
Of the city.
Two discharged SOLDIERS in Rirhmond, Virginia are
now undergoing torn OF one years Imprisonment fer
attempting to excite a riot among negroes by urginr
them 10 resist the punishment OF stripes awarded FOR
larceny. They fined five hundred dollars and
fenced to Imprisonment but Governor Perpont rcmtted
the latter portion Of the punishment They were how
ever compelled TO tho term In default OF paying
the fine.
The Now York Yacht Club now on its annual cruisn,
left New Bedford Tuesday morning for Newpor',
where they arrived carly in the afternoon. They were
10 have sailed on Thursday for NV London where 1t
probable that the cruise would end ana the yachts
I've dismissed