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A HlYTeS aAs-oF-wAa DISABLED.

FORTRESS MONROE Sep. 10, 1907.
The steamship Granada, from New York, bound 70
Charleston ) G., arrived hero at late hour last night
having ia tow the Hayten war steamer Pictou disabled
ia gale OF the Bermudas The 1st Instant The Ora
NADIA fell IN with the Pictou ats r. NJ OF the 5th Instant
SIXTY miles east by South from Capo Henry The Pctou
firing guns and making signals OF distress, having
Lost her fudlsr snd disabled her b0ilea The soa was
running very bigh and all attempts get hawser 70
the disabled steamer failed that night but the Granada
remained by her, and IN the morning tho weather nav
ing moderaci, she saken IN tow after having parted
one hawser The Hayden steamer IS from Port au Prince
bound TO New York for repairs She was the gao Tor
two days On the LET instant she spoke the steamship
Arizona from Nee York for AspinwnlL ali we'll The
Pctou has board the Admiral OF the Hayden navy "a
TrenchmsnL and crew or one hundred and hfsy men,
she had no sckpess board and was permitted 70 an
Choir IN the ReasA She will probably DO lousi I" Ney
York
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the PRESIDENTS ORGAN on TIE RISE IN l.lo.

From the Washington InteEcncer, sept III
The gold premium IL advancing 10 New YORK. and
has already reached forty-hve II Is now well known
that tho amnesty and pardon proclamation has had no
Influence whatever upon this movement. IL may DO
true however that contemplated threatened Cabinet
CHI anges exert considerable influence upon hr god
market But other considerations enter Into The sub
iect Some few demagogues, whose Will Is taken Tor
the Judgement OF the people rather Of the radca
Congress, crying out for imitation OF the cur.
roncy and can say what expense radical,
President making Congress will make. Besides we are
importing heavily demand for gold being
on the Increase The supply OF currency for " ID spec
uiattons - immeasurabls Paper is IN small demand
even low rate OF interest," owing TO is excess over
the last fiscal year against by the sum OF sixty mil
lions which we are 10 pay In gold. Then, again, the
foreign mercantile interest Ia Ne~ YORK apprenends
European war as growing out OF the German question.
The prospect IL that gold will advance th some time IN
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give either But to resign with any other assurance
or merely TO yield to some RADICAL fanatic
whose elevation would only add to the peril
Of the country and hasten the establishment
Of negro supremacy tha South and the oppression
OF the Southern whites would ia HE opinion, only
Be dssertion Of his post in the hour Of danger,
and criminal abandonment OF the trust which he has
sworn to protect and defend. may be written down,
therefore, that the President has idea OF rssgnng
cHANGEs IN THE CABINET.
have kept you advised from time time as TO the
rumors and sayings in relation TO proposed changes IN
the Cabinet. The announcement has been so often
made that changes about to that the public
must begin to regard II as purely sensational The real
explanation Of the affair Is that the President has
repeatedly made up his mind to rid himself OF
certain members Of his Cabinet, and - often
changed his mind, owing TO the immense pressure
brought to bear upon him. Every week he II besieged
with appeals TO make change The efforts for reor-
ganzation OF the Cabinet do not stated come merely
from democratic politicians Democrats in fact, have
had little to say In the matter Conservative republi-
cans and business men are the chief movers 10 the
matter and urge the removal Of Seward, McCulloch and
Randall for various Boston paper the other
day mentioned the the probable SUCCESSORS OF
the present ncumbents. mentioned the same weeks
ago my dispatches have reason to believe that In
Of Stewards removal either Adams or Reverdy
Johnson would be acceptable substitute. Farther
than this shall not say at present
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1as CASE nf GENERAL FIJI Ilas puarsa

General Fs John Porter has addressed to the Prcsi.
dent application for the rsopsning Of his case and
new trial by court martial BY the cour. marital n
1862 tho sentenced ITO be cashiered and forever
rendered incapable OF holding once under tho govern
ment OF the United States aud that In addition TO all
the penalties attached TO severe sentence, persist
efforts have been mado TO tx those arising from
the unchanged crime Of Seventeen years OF
nay lfe," he says, chad boon spent in the army
OF United Sates-years covering The active events
Of the Mexican war; and including the opening and
trying years " the rebellion Conscious Of limo
cencs feeling that whatever differences OF opinion might
arise upon other ponts there would not and could not
be any as TO my faith illness OF purpose, could not
bring my mind TO contemplate any other verdict than
that OF speedy and honorable aclui,ta His applica-
ton Is endorsed by Senators wilson Sherman and
Harris by Horace Greeley, Senator Foster OF Con-
nectclt Hon. n. p Banks and Ex-Governor curtin, Of
psnn
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REGATTA OF THE lone Y.CHr CLUB.

Race from Opposite Forty -scvcnth Street TO
Riverdaie and Back-Thc Unknown tho
Wiuner-Timc. Four Hours nnd Ten Min
utes.
Yesterday the aquatic world the other side OF tho
North being jubsn the ZONES thought they could
not do better than have sport also. and their
regatta came of accordingly short time before that Of
the boat clubs began
II was q lovely morning; smart breoze shook the
canvas about IN most pleasing to yachtman's
eyes, aud there just sufficient cold In the air 10 make
ii bracipg while the shone down II approx ngy
on the Of the gallant sons OF lone The following
yachts we're entered, and were all nearly Of the same
size
Name. RIG. Length, H. sailin0 Kaser.
Unknown .sloop. 81. 10. Com. VIM. II. Cornett
Jennie. ....... .sloop.. 1875 C. =. Tompkins
Lurline. sloop. lsi Rear Com J. Hanlon.
Golden Arrow. Cat 49,. 20 :. Charles Hotner.
Az O'Clock precisely, according to the regulations
opposite the club house. the foot Of Fifty first street.
and at forty five minutes past ten the order was
given to n and away The yachts started
very evenly, but tho Unknown appeared N have
the best OF her competitors from the moment they got
off, BY the judicous management OF her sailing master,
the commodore OF the club this yacht maintained her
ng point, in very good time BY several long lacks the
boat Increased the distance between the jennie and her.
self, and In at five minutes 10 three O'Clock, the
winner ~ the Tho jennie was some twenyseven
minutes behind her. second aud the Lurns was some
niue minutes astern Of her The Golden Arrow was last
and did not make her appearance OF the club house until
q quarter past four oclock
Altogether this exciting race, from the yachts
being 90 evenly matched In sire aud every present
seomed satisfied with the Jolly day they had passed
The vicors naturally triumphant and tho losers
consoled themselves with the reflection that In the next
contest between them thoy might be abo 10 make bet
ter show The Judges we're Messrs sNdmors, Malone,
This the last Of the lone Club for tho
the yachts will shortly lay up for The winter
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MISCELLANEOUS WASHINGTON NEWS.

WASHINGTON Sept. H. 1857.
The President's Proclamation Of the Sd lust.
The government printing Office is now engaged in
printing many thousands OF the Presidents civil supre
macy proclamation for distribution among all the officers
and employees Of the government Nearly all the heads
Of the Departments have issued circulars enJonng the
observance Of its requirements The Following circular
will DO issued by the Secretary Of the Interior to accom-
pany the Proclamation
DEPARTMENT THE INTERIOR,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sent Q, 1887.
SIR-Pursuant to the order OF the President of the
United states transmit herewith IN official copy OF his
proclamation bearing date the 81 INST You directed
strictly OBSERVE It's reaurer ehs for an sun
port OF the constitution OF United and fall
lui execution OF tne 10 "a wh!ca have been made Ia
pursuance theran.. Am air verv rasrac,Sn,Iv vour
-.~us servant, o. II. BROWNING, Secretary.
Political Prospects In South Carolina Salts
factory to the Radicals
Mr. W. j. Armstrong, who has been, Tor the past few
weeks making tour through South Carolina under
the auspices of the radical Coaassslona Exso,,,v.
united ns returned and reported such condition
of things apper,aniag " the radical prospects in that
State to make the minds Of said Vv;cmttee quite at
ease
Economy in the War Department.
Circular was Issued this morning from the War De-
partment stating tina. orders will be sent to recruiting
aud other dsbursng officers make weekly reports OF
the amount Of public funds in their custody and where
such funds deposited. the reports be made by
mail and not by telegraph. The use Of the telegraph
will be reduced and orders sent by mail instead of de-
spatches by telegraph, much as possible
The Late Riot ut Farmvil,e. Va.
Information from Richmond Va to- night states that
Colonel Garrok Mallory, Of the Freedmens Bureau,
went to-day to Farmve TO investigate the of the
riot in that and report the Gen eral
mand. He will return to-day.
U,,-s sips.s bx vaA in psr "A ru
and Locating Public Land Claims.
Commissioner Wilson, Of the General Land once, has
in Of preparation pamphlet circular detailing
q concise and appropriate all the instructions
to observed in purchasing locating claims OF public
lands The CIRCULAR II is expected, will be ready for
publication about tie beginning of next week. and has
been prepared meet the great demand for such nfor
nation, the replying to which now occupies large
portion OF the time Of the Office.
The Farmers and Citizens National Bank
Failure.
Anumber Of the directors of the Farmers Citizens
National Bank of Brooklyn have had interview with
the Comptroller OF the Currency order induce him
to revoke his order appointing receiver aud
to take such would guarantee its solvency
The Comptroller did sccede the wishes OF the
rectors, and the receiver will continue discharge his
duties
The First National Bank of Kingston, N. Y.
The FRS. National Bank Of Kingston. ~ Y, will pro-
baby suffer loss by the failure Of President as IL
is said he has turned property sufficient cover
the amount of it3 liabilities
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IA. sws.srY PROCLAMATION AND TIE DsT7IcT CON-
MANDERS.

rrr,n the fhcago Tines ldemocratl, sept l0l
cppose tue district commanders refuse 20 permit tho
man included within the amnesty 70 Ecgslor aud vote
Tba dsgci commanders subject 20 the orders ot tue
pscs,seut He has shown that no knows how TO oust
,bsm aud be Is not afraid 10 do go lie bad purpose
IN issunr the PROCLAMATION. What was ~ ~ was 10
,nIsrule II 10 not probable that he VIII DO
salled In the accomplishment that purpose oy the in-
OF officers whom he can command To be
he should at ssuc, through the General
of the army orders 10 every district commander 70 per.
mi, tbs whites included In the amnesty 70 register an
vote Tho law VI Congress dslfAasnls'ns Aaa eAc'us
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BOLD BANK R0S9eay.

BosroS, Sept. IL, 1887.
bold and daring robbery was perpetrated to-day at
Milton Lower Fatls Three entered the Blue III Il
National Bank just before noon and desired Mr.. Bst
man, the cashier-ths only person in the bank at the
tme-to change O $40 biil. While Mr.. Bistmsn was In
the act Of making change he was Knocked down and
gagged by the ruflans, who then seized parcel Of
containing United States bonds and securities, belonging
to parties who had placed them in the bank for safe
keeping. They then left the bank, locking the door
after them and made good their escape The police arc
o. their track and will probably overhaul them
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!. ANTICIPATED TROUBLE AT The MARYLAND ELECTION

From the Evening Telegram OF yesterday
wAsmSGroS, Sept II, 1867
Governor Pratt, Of Maryland was In the city yester
day, and had long interview with the President. The
object Of his visit said TO be to advise with the Pres
dent in reference to the coming election the State
constitution Governor Pratt, Is stated fears the effect
OF the meeting of the Border state Convention Bat
to-day many Maryianders think they have good
for the belief that purpose OF the Convention
ia 10 create disturbance in order affect the vote
the constitution. Measures OF precaution being
adopted to prevent the occurrence OF trouble and po
lice force Will be stationed 10 keep all conservatives
and democrats from the Con enton
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MURDER CASES IN CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, g. c., Sept. IL, 1857
Governor Orr has pardoned freedman named Smart
Chisholm. convdtA OF numbering ms stepdaugnter on
condition that he enves the state for five years.
In the case OF John JENKINS freedman, convicted OF
the murder OF young Bantsord during The not IN June
1866 aud who was three times respted BY General
sckles notification has been served on the sheriff oy
General Candy stating that he has fully examined tue
case ana that there will DO further interference oy
IN, unit
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irFiIRs On TEE PLAYS.
SPECIAL rELEersn TO the SEns...

OMAN. Sept N. 1887
Ths Indian Commission has arrived hsrs. Iaforms-
received from Spotted Tails band who were hunt
ing the Republican river. thar they had rsnsomet
three white and three children from The Southern
Cheyennes, who were captured Old Sort kssrny iva
months ago. The Commissioners will meet the hostile
Indians at Laramie the 18th. No deprsatons 90 me
sioners' coming
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REGISTRATION ~ the sovTa 10 Dl EXTENDED.

rsbnv,on correspondeuce Of tho Boston Post Sept H.
In yiew of tho that elections have been ordered
"a ba held In Louisiana on the 23h inst. and Alabama
IN the LIST OF october have good reason to believe that
nm order will DO issued from headquarters 10 few days
directing the registration 10 DO ro0pened IN those Two
anscated IN the act OF Congress The order may
also direct that the elections la all the Southern states
he held on the same day, Wednesday October 30, IA
order 20 prevent an improper influence Of one state
anon another the rule adopted by Congress IN Prosden
al
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rursurno, Ia, sept IT, 1882
Jacob Vol and bis wife, hagdalens woli comuiIttei
suicide this morning at East Liberty, Eve milo. from
this city, BY taxing arsenic. Both have bscp residents
or The ctr for tblrsy-two yearA
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AQUA TIC.

FIr.t ANNA, Regatta of the Hudson Amate eur
A.sociation-se.,iI. Barge and Gig Races
The skipute. Mos. ruito. David Banks. Jr.,
and Ataianta the vics ors.
The first regatta Of the Hudson Amateur Asso-
citation formally and successfully inaugurAsed yes
terdsy Off the Eysiau Fields. Hoboks2. THIS regatta
has been eagerly anticipated by the aquatic loving por-
tlon or this section, and hereafter will be favorable
occasion for the display Of the exquisitey modelled
ooats known as SOULS barges, gigs &c, and the speed
OF their respective The occasion will be to the
association what Geld msneuvring is to a brgads--a
grand and effective marhalng Of forces, trials OF sk
q grand holiday where the sharp proved craft wheel
ana curvet about the course in the sight Of admring
spectators Haunting their gaudy colors and gay signals
to lend beauty and pcturesqusnsn TO the scene and
enthusiasm to the art Of rowing
This association under the spirited Of its
chief officer. Commodore Benjamin f. Brady has united
within It's ranks the crack amateur boating clubs from
the towns and cities along the Hudson aud although
between certain Of the clubs have almost daily
CURED the regatta yesterday the rs event Of all
TIE COURSE AND REGULATIONS
The course was from . flagstaff on q green covered
knoll near the EIysian Fields, to sakeboat opposite
Forty fourth street. New York. one and bali miles dis
three miles The working boats in each race be
not over seventeen feet five inches and In the barge
race the crews TO be composed OF members VINO ala not
pull In either Of the other No canvas or other
covering TO be allowed upon any part Of the boasa
GENERAL SCENE ON COURSE.
II unique and beautiful. The appearance OF the
river the tiny boats trooped and shot the svery
water Of the Hudson strikngly fair and the speca
Gle OF the hustle and animation that the starting point
presented the whole under the perfect control OF daring
rowes was something grand in the way Of aquatic con-
tests Steamers and barses, score In number inter.
imaginable description the smallest Of which contained
clusters Of ladies' whose charming atres zest and
hill tn Nho nd Ina
cutters Jasmin and Uno kindly furnished for tho 90
casion by Surveyor Wakeman OF this port, were the
judges OF the race Brgadier General Lloyd Aspnwal
Alfred W. Craven Smith e. Lane William Radford and
John E. Mcwhorter With Major General Alexander
aud civil life On shore, aligned along the bright
slopes Of the Eysan Fields which better deserved
their nomenclature than Yesterday and upon the many
verdared bills thai cutchsd In the embrace OF the
cursng shorss Gather on thousands OF the elite oil
Hoboken aad zoe more cosmopolitan New YORK.
THE RACES-ESTRIEs.
EirSk-Sin0le Scii'-
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NAVAL ORDERS.

Rear Admiral s. W. Godon, late in command OF the
South Atlantic Squadron has been detached and placed
on waiting orders
Captain T. e. Patterson has been detached from COM
mand OF the Brooklyn and waiting orders.
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the PRESS TELEGRAM.
Sheridan Assumes Comma nd-The Peace Csm-
missioncrs AT Omaha.

~ LOrIS sept II. IscI-
despatch from Leavsnworth says that General Han
cock will start for Washington to-day, hsvsnx teen
ordered TO do so by General Grant
General Sheridan will also go 10 Washington % Sag
or So He assumed command In this Department to-day
Commissioner Taylor also arrived and o.usi the ary
70 confer with the Indians
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log those men from once is imperative Their offence
has been obliteratsd They stand the II they
had committed no offence ana conssquen lily laws i'm
posing penalties on them because OF their rebellion do
apply,
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THE saues8uHG BOAT ascs-aaMIlL PAYS FORFEIT.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. IL, 1857
The proposed boat at Brdesbnrg to-day did not
take place Hamill's boat discovered 10 be unlike
Myers and so much that Ham did not think he
ought to part in the and therefore paid forfeit
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and Pickpockets.
BsArrLEpoRo, VT, Sept 10, 1871
O'Clock r. VI.
The Vermont State FAIR now In progress In this town
has together Thousands OF visitors from all parts
Of the STATE The exhibition In stock, mechanical i'm
PIGMENTS and several specimens OF industry exceeds that
Of any former year. and the number Of visitors s also
much larger.
Tue chief feature Of interest to day has been trot
between OF the celebrated horses Of the state for
a slO0 purse, which won by II. g. Tools
Fanny The track was heavy. and the best time made
only as but the close and afforded much
excitement
The town lie swarming with thieves and pickpockets
from New York and Boston, and they have done a
thriving business Mr. Boyden, Of this town. who took
his vauables with him for safe keeping, was relieved OF
81 100 in cash and $4,000 In bonds and notes
some OF the OF the Brattleporo House
sacked during the night, aud various small sums OF
money and quantity Of jewcry stolen. Detective
Eunt Of Boston, arrested Of the depart,
ing trains hs evening who had some OF the punder In
her nos sessiOn.
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N A s 0 MIC.
SPECIAL rtLsGs.s 70 TIE Hls,lu.
Opening Of "a New Masonic Hall at stoning-
ton, Conn.

O'Clock r NJ !
Tho new and spacious hail o. Pawcatucs Lodge, No.
90 b. and A. A., In this town, was dedicated This alter
by the grand officers OF Conrectcut assisted ~
tha Grand oacers Of Rhode Island. Several COM
mandses chapters aud blue lodges were represented
benz tho largest congregation OF hasons ever assem-
blsd In Eastern Connecticut
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Lyons Magnetic Insect Povder.-The Origi-
only genuine; 10 Kill reaches beibugs moths
aud ali nsect vermin free from poison. Depot al
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The Many Breezes had the inside position, and sot Q
good send Off the start but the skppie manipulated
by Mr.. Fearon passed with determined struggle his
competitors, coming home the winner in twenty-seven
minutes and twenty six seconds followed by the I'm.
known three seconds later, the Crazy Jane third and
the mery Breezes distanced.
Second-Double Sct.ls
Cr6 Boat FEET. Oarsmsn. Co'or
pslis.ae Maria L. L. a Sass Blue white
Columbia .ruly. IT G M@ y ssI xSSns Blue
Atlantic. ,Mosq,l.o 4 H Hniff"ns white blue
The THY shot away magnls enty at the start, fol,
lowed closely by the others but ssore the sakeboat
was reached the Mosquito had shot ahsd as II Tor mere
Jealousy, and maintained this position 70 tne emu,
making the course in twenty minutes ana I'VE
seconds the lilly after her in twenty miu d. ana
thirty seconds
faid-Bagcs
C7uh Boat Oars FIT Co,o
Aalanta David Banks Jr... "a Crimson
Weverly Meg Merrilles AZ. orange
CoiumDia 49, Fraud .......-..... o....fV $50. NATIONAL
Tho gallant OF the David Banks, Jr, consisting
of Messrs. Webster Ogden, Waterbury, Haddock Probs
Knapp and Roahr Infused energy into long, grace
strokes by taking tho being urged during
the entire The excitement quite intense from
the assembled throng, yet feeling they had easy VIC
tory, they home without excrton in twentythres
minutes snd thirtysx seconds followed by the Fraud.
the Meg Merriles being distanced.
Fourt--Sib Dared Gigs
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Fall style Of Gents, Youths and BoyS
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The Howe Machine Company. Elias Howe.
yrThe highest premiums for sewing machines Once 11
HroadNAY New YORK..