New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-13


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r 49,. por,,,l;oax, ~ The OH .o,,. 81,
h. .u A'e pa. .i " 'As oSl' 90,
, me exclthg events OF Yesterday nave het spehs
tnelr force to-day 1or, 10 every puonc pace, lne
triumph OF the Sehate over Inc freslaent mas Deeh
discussed.
Inc visitors 70 1he ExecutiTe mansIon to-day
were quite numerous Several Senators and KEEP
resentatiyes had interviews with the PRESIDENT,
among others, Senators Gufhr1e, CoWan, iDoohttle
and McDougal EIhe members eject from the
state Of tennessee called TINS morning. and PAID
short Visit 10 the EXECUTIVE.
me internal revenue receipts Tor the week end
ing tonight, are seven millions OF dollars.
A dispatch from Portland Oregon, April 9Th,
sans.
M. sal. c.. .,...
me Democrauc 9saIe IohVen I asseMp1ea ~
lts .iy WI y ~ Da n eo ~ = e
nolhinassa ior overaof, ana NJ. ay, 81 yachs s
conhty i91 s I aolss so
poilcy q ifeslaens ooilson iof tAe ocaon
Vi lhe ohioh Wefs auoplee
BANGOR Me-, April AT noon today ma
tonal salute was fired, the bells rung and the ma
aonai nag alspIayea ron an pIominen. piaGes ana
from many pIiVate u honor u lns Pas-
sage OF Inc el'h rights Dill over 1he Ffesioehss
se.o'
PORTLAND, Me-, Aprn I,-Une nundred guns
were hred TINS 2. NJ. Tor the clvli rights Dill.
| a aispateh from washington, me sth, says
| The President has been imnertuned by parties
North and South to release JEFF, Davis on parole.
They allege that there snO disposition in Congress
to Pertea the necessary 50 as 70 organ
in uhich ~ wv Inn and that tlerafors ba il an.
titled to parole as much as Stephens and Mallory
An order has been issued to his attending surgeon
! to make report as to his physical condition
Alex H. Stephens leaves on Wednesday for
Georgia. He has had interviews with most Of the
| public men, in Guiding many of radical persua,ion
| He leaves fully satisfied that there is no hope
whatever fer any Southern representation in the
present CONGRESS. ne VII NOT pc examined oy
WI Ranhaal semmes. was released on Friday and
yesterday left for his home. The order for his
release came from the President through the Sec
rotary of the Navy, and was not altogether unex-
pected by senlmes, who, during his imprisonment
Of three mouths has expressed the opinion that
the government could try and convict him of trea-
son only, and then only BY civil court
During his Imprisonment he was always cheerful
and hopeful and having free access to the library
| of the marine officers and the papers of the day.
and being allowed to exercise in the open air a
/ portion of each day, his time passed rather more
pleasantly than is usual with prisoners. It was de
| ccided that his parole fully protected him,
| popn, Mn Anr;, q - Abont IN o,,obansv
Eanians arriyed hare from Rostnn bv tbs boat tbis
| nnrn;nr ana about 5o0 stand n arms with ac
coutrements and ammunition, also arrived from
New York.
/ RICHMOND, April S.-Al the daily journals will
| RESUME tomorrow, some of them having adjusted
difficulties with their compositions, and the rest
having secured new set of printers to work at
reduced rates.
| The St. Louis Democrat-radical-ha the fol-
lowing.
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m private lesler rpm hcIiinona says tat ~ .ae
nlncers eiecteu ~ ue ate isulilcipal si1Seion ~
lnat Guy, TWO tllus VI lhelh lofiheIiy he,a con
ui !s ~ lle tenel Any anu ths my naaanes
Win one sihHie eAcepsloh were secssslonisls ual
~ .ne lspe. , VI ~ sonie eapaol'y Vi announcer
laenoiheu WIN 1ne repei government.
4 Citv referring to the passage of the civil rights
LII; ,,,or AZ pro.;aon+i, 80 10, A., fo1,,;,t.
| - >-51,~ !, 80 ~,
| on yesterday the enemies OF Tue Ftesideht, me
Cohstltutioh, anu Tue country, accomplished
great victory. wen may lhey rejoice over H.
Wen may they think that the DAY Is now thelrs.
1t IS theirs unless the President shah act boldly,
decisiyely, and above all, promptly not next
week, but this week. What IS the action that
seems to the mind of every man as the first thing
T that Andrew johnson would do IN ike crcum-
stances? 1t is to surround himself with frlends on
whom he can depend. and to rid himself OF treach-
, erous allies, and open, avoWed, unblushing enc
miles, What President yet ever dreamed OF sue
ceedng IN the administration OF the government,
who did not have cabinet that stood up to him
fairly and squarely, with zeal and energy that
hiaAes us cause ehes oNh'
a "ispatei' AoA' " asnins wv VI tne otn' " .ne
~ hous Deihoei"'' " lauoa. papel, says
PREVIOUS 10 the opening OF the Baltlmore fair
Tor the rehet OF destitute Southern rebels, num-