Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-14

x0ey ufEo3 The Presidone 70 defer any
action - ~ -nAttes uatil estef the Fall
oooGlDC semindial hin that 10 vDe al>
~ tccussd u sympathy With rebels, asd
n a6using he pssdoning powsr; and -
tut1nR hin that The release Of ne bed
se6sl ct this time would b handled BY Rad
ieals h the present csmpaign With powerful
eject, end greatly iopais tlSe cAa0reo q TIE
party nov labosing % slsse 70 Office, men
aho Weuld euppo-t bic (the Psseioents)
policy. This have IN undoubted author
i,y f.r. The President replied that many
distinguished and loyal men, from ho:h the
N .r,h and South. had appealed TO him fts
the release Of Davis, and pres~ntsdreeveral
considerations which made favorable i'm
preston on his mind Why Davis should
DOT be held longer in continetnrn'
aud that he had . 10 them that II from
any fault II the court " the proper ofkc~r-
OF the Government, Davis should MT 10
brought u trial in OetOter. BE- should ~.
from any reason then known to him deem il
his duty to hold the prisoner ~ another
term, but that in giving the friends Of D..
We this assurance, he he'd net anticipate
the action Of the court and ha0 not appo,n.
ted any time for Davis release. 10 the
event Of bic not being tried - declared
that he had fiom the 6rst desired 70 have
DAVIS tried for treason, and bad used such
Influence end authority - be pos.essed 70
have the trial take place at an early day,
but that il there should be further delay u,
hsiaeing on the trial he believed that Meth
er ,he interests Of the country nor his duty
isnanAsi that be keep the ps'soner logger
in custody. He aiso sta,ed that he vas un-
Able - perceive that the re)oase Of DAvis
on parole q bail would furai-h the Rsdics
eth valuable wsapon, but thas be bsliev-
ed the sseson Of these should BE- further
unnecessary delay in bringing him 70 trial
would approve Of his being conditionally
released. Il 10 vel understood in the best
informed official circles that Davis will not
bs tried ct the October term, 90 thu. his ~.
leaee may be looked for soon after, but not
till after that time. Mr.. Reed. one Of Da>
v,s' councils, had been authorized BY the
Attorney General TO- cay to his client that
he government would direct his immediate
release on condition VI his leaving The coun
Try never to seturn, and that Davis indig
nantly rejected the offer.
The cholera has broken out in West
Chester county and measures have been T.
ken to suppress it.
There were seven new cases Of cholera
and Eve deaths from the same disease re-
ported in THE city yesterday.
The report Of the assistant superintend-
ent shows that the cholera wss fat disap>
psaring from Brooklyn. only one new case
nsvine been reportsd yesterday.
Further disclosures - 70 the alleged
frauds perpss. a,ed on the North River
''ank Of Hoboken. came up yesterday before
Judge Sutherland. 10 the Supscme Court.
Chambers, Chs,les L. Oenmrn, end Ju.
IN Denasa brings SUIT sgaines Ann nshsn,
Christopher V. Hogan and w. W. Smith.
70 sct aside On alleged fraudulent sale Of
property It $751; West street., in payment
II which . eest6cate Of deposit q the
above bank to the amount Of $500 were
Tered. On presenting the certificate for
payment the true character Of the institu-
,,on vas discovered. The esse come up
Yesterday on motion to set aside an in
junction, relieving the defendant from part
ing with the premises until matters are
properly arranged. The motion Vas deni
ed.
Henry Waosoa, who says b. i IN insu =
ance broker and lives 1t the Fift'. Avenue
Hotel, Vas arrested yesterday, for RIB.
bling different boardsss at various hotsls in
The city
A ba.e ball match for the championship
came Oh yesterday st lobokcn. Over u.s.
OO0 persons were present. The eonteatanis
we're he Atlantic Club. Of Brooklyn, end
the Mueual, Of New York. It waa mos,
exciting game, and resulted in the Atlant,ca
going II runs to the Mutuals Is.
The Tribune's Montreal special eay.-
The executive council set for four hours yes-
terday q the capitol. The matt, RS discuss>
I'd were relative to the defense OF the Maine
border.
On Monday . number Of men though. to
be Fenisns, on the Grand Trunk Railway
going West, got off the way stations ri
Cornwall, Matilda and Edwardsbu,g, in
squads Of from three tn four and dispersed
IN the towns The attention Of the Gov>
.rnment has been called to the fact, as the
intention Of the men is thought 10 begin the
firing Of certain places, which. is to incite
the next attack upon the province.
A New Orleans special to the Times says
that the Chinese emigration agents ha
ma 10 . contract for the delivery Of 10000
celestial iaborers here in time for next year s
crop.
:, Times Washington special says: There
vas slight disturbance between the iolies
and some negroes lat night growing out Of
IN attempt 70 arrest disc, derby negro wo>
man. Pistols were fired and the police driv-
en- of, bat no serious damage done.