The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-04
rEEE DAVEC


Tvvp pAvIg AT CHURCH, AND AN APPROPRIATE
aERMoN-wHBRR WILL HB SETTLE P-soBNE
pRTwEBN JEFF,' 3 SON AND A YANKEE in RAIL-
ROAD CAR.
MoNTnrA1. May s0.-Jeff Davis, accompanied
bv Mr Ma on, left for Canada West Dy steamer
on Tuesday, His stay IN Can9ua nd W G bs HAS not
vet settled on his future and permanent RoiuIng i.g
place His presence in Montreal mas noU ona SoTn
bnt hrs peTsonal friends and n few Canadians,
intimate and favored acquaintances Of his
family have been presented 10 hidm. I6rv,ce ot ct
rlsoroejs (IGpiscopaD Church last SUNDAY even
ing. The Rev. Nj. Dumoulin preacneo' anu, anu,
nv "a curious coincidence, his sermon was apPn-
csble 10 many of the incidents In Davis n,e
and captivity. After service quite croW1 cor
Iecte ed round the door TO catch glimpse OF himi
many sTessed forward to express their pleasure
on seeing their illustrlous hero, and one enthu,,
siastic lady pressed through the throng tououtivu
him on the shoulder. and said, trlumphanLiy,;
WThere I've touched him !" She calleu heAC e,
day at Mrs. Howelps to say that she was 'ne
A Canadian gentleman who called on ME
Davis saws that although weak and nervous ~ ~
appearance, he sun retainS i ~ NE us vsitor on
mind, and chatted auaDly Win MS 'A'
variety of subjects. ~, ..-,os oho,,t
have heard such variety OF i sIIr,es 10 thinR
he is like the Irishman's blrd-capaoie OF oelng
in two places at once. The reporters nave iau5 J
him invest in real estate promlscu92usgIy g ta ahu
have also caused an enthusiastic ana wealthy
Southern lady to purchase him country.seaV
n L
- SnoT snthority that his mind is not as yet
made up, and that he Will return 10 NlonGt ,G ear
ere he finally settles on his plans ior Ihe Iuture'
HIS son and namesake, coming from LennoA-
willie the other day to meet his father at Mon
treai, was considerably bored by an inquisittve
Tbe nov promptly appealed to the conductor
10 protect him from the insults of vandal foe,
and the scene was, understand, remarkably
amusing, ,,-,,. ,uo, ,,,.o,
over the Fentan affair. All the sensational
reports about frenzied fear in Montreal are ln-
correct. There are not over htty remains o a
the JSastern frontier OF these fifty, three are
certainly in the pay of the Canadian Go'Sern.
ment
VISIT TO NIAGARA FALLs-MAsoN N COMPANY
WITH pAvrs--THE Bx-REBEL PIP .esIpENT TO RE-
TURN TO MONTREAL.
ToRoNTo. @. W., June g. After leaving this
city MIR. Davis went 70 Niagara Falls, and
thenCe to Niagara Village, Mason accompany
ing him, where the latter has "A two story brick
house. Davis IS now at St. GATHERINGS The
Tenort that hc has taken q house on the Ma
unra for his residence is not correct. He will
return to this city early next week, and, after
resting few days, Will again go to Montreal
where IL is believed he Will reside, his family
being there, and that city being the centre of
information, capital and luxury in Canada.
Davis brought only his eldest boy with him on
his trip to the West.
JEFF. DAVIS EN- ROUTE FOR TORONTO.
CLIFTON, @. W., June 3.-Jef Davis left the
Niagara Hotel tor Toronto this morning. by the
steamer Rothesay Castle. a blockade runner of
the late war, which has found its way into
Canadian waters, and is plying between Ma
CARA and Toronto Davis Will remain in Toronto
until Wednesday.
ARRIVAL OF DAVIS AT TORONTO TO ATTEND A
WEDDING.
TORONTO, @. w, June 3.-Jef. Davis arrived
here to. day to attend the wedding of one of his
country men, which takes place in st. James
Cathedral tomorrow.