The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-14


there appear from day 70 day. and stand to abide and
psrfor whatever shall be then and there ordered and
part from the said Court without the leave Of the said
Court In that behalf st had obtained then the sad
recognzance 70 become void otherwise to remain IN full
force.
Taken and acknowledged this ,hirtssnth day Of Nay,
HORACE GREELEY, New YORK D
AUGUSTUS SCHEI4L, New York. ~
ARISTiDEs WELSH Philadephias
DAVID x. JACKMAN, Philadelphia. 81
W. h MCFARLAND, Richmond
RICHARD BARTON HAxALL, Richmond.
ABRAHAM WARWICK, Richmond.
GUSTAvUS A. MYERS. Richmond. M
WILLIAM W. CRUMP, Richmond.
LANES LYONS. Richmond. sfse nM8
JOHN A. MEREDITH, Richmond.
WILLIAM H. LYONS, Richmond.
JOHN MINOR BOTTS Virginia
THOMAS W. boswell, Virginia r
ss JkMES THOMAS, in, Richmond.
The name Of Horace +. Clark, Of New York, was
added. he having sent note for that purpose.
Mr.. BorTs' NAME KISSED.
whsn the Of John Minor Bolts was called 1t was
Missed. ,-s ....sssi. str 4. ~.
! Mr. Chandler said the requisite number had been OBJ
tained, with the exception Of two or three only.
\ - TEE DrscHARGE-LouD CHEERING. = r1naa .
y The Court-The Marshal will discharge the prisoner
h Tho Marshal did So when deafening applause fol-
lowed te .st.a4t s4 l.g.s
Nj. Davis stood up, closely pressed Ill sides Old
friends heartily congratulated him, while number Of
strangers ysre introduced. "a 4s sass
Assistant Marshal Duncan, amid the huzxas and
waving Of hats exclaimed In loud tone, the court
WIN have 10 be cleared unless order s preserved"
The court was then adjourned till tomorrow.
Mr. Davswas greeted with cheers as he left the court
ROOM both BY those who followed him and the crowd in
the street. $4,000 10
Az Mr. Davis came Of the Court House and entered
the carriage after his release there loud cheer from
!
gathered around the coach and shook hands with him
he has remained quietly his hotel all the evening
He will visit Canada day 70 his children.
There seems 10 b general feeling Of relief among
citizens and authorities that DAVIS 10 last liberty
- Il stated that Vie Grand Jury he's indicted Vice
Prssdent Jehn G. Brsokinridge, Judge II. W. Thomas,
a Fairfax and four othes, for TREASON. .s seai u
q was decided TO- day, BY those having Jefferson DAVIS
In Their immediate charge that 10 shsuld bs convsys6o
shscsurt room - privalsy - po4ible In the hack
With him we're Gsnsral Bartou, Dr. Cooper end Hajor
L. Etakh, and m she other hack were Cap
tain !, hilard suho swas . Union ofncsr daring
the war, and ~ now ono aofr the courteous
propristous OF ! the spottswood House. and DR.
I Nc6in and The Rev. DR.. Minpeeerods After the
rsarn in the presence OF Mr. Davis and family and
few personal fnends. the reverend doctor oersd up
prayer in thankfnsss for the release Of hts FRIEND hia
restoration 70 the bosom Of family and Ter his
psoseo,ion. A.
issgs numbsr Of visitors were afssrward received b
L - ruRGRAA Fl se&.fp r.
me following telegram reoaivsd BY Judge Under
wood in the court to-day, short time before h
admitted NJ Davis 70 BALI "a as.s.a..s 3 8a..
70 JUpes UxDERwoop:- go - 49,
Beware OF Greeley Remember Libby Prison, Ander-
souvie ana belle fsIs Fifty millions are looking on
nd N i0 duf Viii
'000s'h0 p'''0" graves ''' -''s ~ YOUR FRIEND.
ron rEw YORK.
Jefferson Davis on release elsgrsphed his brother,
Jcesph Davis in Mississippi the fact andinformed him
no would write from New York. Mr.. Davis and wife
VISITED the grave Of their this evening at Holly
wood Cemetery. s4
steamer Niagara tonight at ten O'Clock She sails fol
New YORK 10. morrow morning He goes thence "a
Canada
FORTRESS MONROE, May Is. 1857
The reception OF the intelligence Norfolk this az
ternoon OF the action OF Judge Underwood. bailing
Jefferson Davis. oceasionsd general congratulations
The newspaper Offices crowded with persons eager
70 obtain full particulars
-, ,.Es.r..~~-~ry -
Marriage Of Tive Of jefferson Davis Ser
vants.
from the Norfolk Journal, May Ill
Married, Tuesday night Nay at Fortress Monroe
| church, Norfolk Frederick McGinns 10 Ellen Barnes
The above deserves than passing notice II Ia
often In those thai witness such faithfuncs
and devotion the part Of servanta Both parties be-
longsd 70 Mr. Davis household, and have shared with
him and hts family their long protracied imprisonment
They were mis- servants IN Richmond, and have ~.
/ manned and devoted 10 him through good and
evil report When, after tho evacuation OF Richmond
the family were compelled move southwark, Ellen
could be persuaded 70 leave them, but faithfully
shared with them the toll and suffering OF those fearful
| daya
After Mr. Davis capture and his removal 70 the
Fortress Frederick offered his 20 him and
help In minsterng TO his wants. When told that the
slender means OF the fallen family would never permit
such expenditure, his services offered freely
and gladly, without reward remuneration. When
last arrangcpn nts made and provided for
hm, and found himself the Fortress, part OF his
carefully laid asde and have been regularly
sent South Carolina 70 his old mistress like
faishfulnsss and beralIsy be recorded or Ellen