New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-21
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mar. Davis.
WILL HE BE RELEAsED E-THE QUESTION DISCUSSED.
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New YoRK, September IA Herald's Wash.
ington special says: In previous dispatch
stated there was good reason to believe that IN NJ
few days Mr.. Davis would be released on parole
or ball. 4 received my information from a high
official, possesses excellent facilities for learn
ing the Presidents views and intentions on such
subjects Ihe announcement created quite q
tintter among the politicians, and several infa-
entiaI ones favorable to the Presidents restoration
policy ventnred to call upon him to ascertain if
the Announce nent were well founded.
They MEged the President to defer any action in
the matter until after the fall elections reminding
him that he wag already accused of sympathizing
with rebels and abusing the pafd0ning power, and
assuring him that the release of the head rebels at
this time would be handled by the radicals in the
present camp with poWeFfu effect, and great
ly impair the chances of the party now aboring to-
elect TO office men who would support his {the
President s1 policy. This have on undoubted
authority. The President replied that many dis
Singnighed ssand loyal gentlemen from both North
and South had appealed to him for the res
lease pf Jefferson Davis, and presented
aeVeral considerations, which made a.
favorable impression on his mind, why.
Davis should rot be longer held in confinement
of the court or the proof offered by the govern
ments Davis shaaldFnot be brought to trial in. 0c-
fo1er, he Should not, for any reason then known
TO him, deem it his duty to hold the prisoner for
another term, but that in giving the friends of Mr.
Davis this assurance, he had not anticipated the
action Of the court, and had netappointed any
time foE elease in the event of his not being
tried. he declared he had from the first decided
30 have Davis tried for treason and had used such
influence and authority as he possessed to have the
trial take place at an early day. but if there should
1a ali Al 4
Believed that neither the interests of theI
country nor hissduty demanded him to keep the /
prisoner longer ia custody. He5also stated that /
he was unable to perceive that the release of /
Davis would furnish the radicals with a valuable |
weapon, but he believed the masses, if there wasl
unnecessary delay in bringing hin to trial, would
approve Of his being eunditionally released. 1T
is well understood III the best informed official
circles that Davis will not BIO tried atthe October
term, 50 thathis release may he looked for soon,
but not until after that time. On dit, that Nj.
Reed, enc of DaYisis4 eouasely had been author
lied by the attorney geneyAl to say to his client
that the government would direct his immediate
release on condition Of his leaving the country
never to return, and that Davis Indignantly re-
iected the offer.
correspondent Of the New York Evening
Post Thus describes the bathers at Lent, famous
Swiss watering place:
Ats b clock each morning a bell isrung for the
bathers to repair to the bath, and then comes one
saaa ~ Ts atps erest eogsre s5
esns ~ boing from tg5arty h INV paraors
;gfa tbasa nc ,.af;anfe s,Inngs M r. 4bair
1,ege theSy paYTai,, N
ba,is,s III ana many If HEN
tsv;es 8 Esar and women eT,ter ta same
5snlg abn,,g III Vii ~ fi.l;nss tba,
salVas si,in ftts Hasff ii bias Al WHEN tba,,
fala bFeaI5ast IN bfolsa ~ fsaroas If
finn9iTdea ebass n il nseessars Ia 1eIieya
fha fas;I3f # ~ Iam,, IN bl,tin III Al
gor aInusenients sake, and the gonpg, the
sneeeFes tbe reparteeg The cbornses ira roars
each other are endless. Xii Inc resources ~
French Vitality are bronrIt into MAY ii mass the
fine ANA 7tle effect of al half hundred heads
Yyhiohs is an you can see of the person thus
variouslT engaged. IL t0 the last degree ilroil.
WHY they are reauired to be kent 50 long in the
water the doctors must tell Won But You can
easily conceive that four hours immersion for
tyyenig-fiye DAYS together must be completely
efieaeieus to either It'll or cure the sufferer But
as no one is known to have been killed, and many
are reported to have been cured, the logical sup
position is that tie bathing does good.
ANEs Arr AliPTe lEIEsp Pm Irty ENGLAND The
q Norjh AInefiean TeleqraplI ConI5aryfs has bean
RIlrone III Aineries Nv way4 Of Seotlandg HE
T5aroe Islands Iceland Greenland and Labrador.
This route is not a new one having been spoken
81 Tor several years nagt and the company an
3I0unce their ability to lay duplicate cables and
erect wires oyer The whole line for 800 ,060