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svely the hands OF the Americans al the present
time.
The Monocacy, Captain Carter arrived at Singapore
on the 9Th OF February and sailed for Brun Borneo
the 9th OF March. She arrived at Bruni the 9th or
March, and Commander Carter visited the Sultan Of Bor
nso on the 18th OF March, and second interview with
the susn was held the 14th OF the month. on the
ioth the honocacy steamed 10 Lsbuar, and left
Narch Is for kinani part Of the possessions OF the
American Trading Company situated on the island Of
Borneo On the So.h Of March the Monocacy was at
Hong Kong.
The Supply, Acting Volunteer Lieutenant ConIoy had
been loaded with six months provisions and for
the vessels at the NORTH and would be despatched with
out delay 10 Shanghai TO supply the Wachuset whose
services on the Yantze Kiang river indispensable
consequence of the bandt nfesting It's banks
Rear Admiral Bell reports that the health OF the
squadron is excellent He also mentions that no praces
had occurred that coast sincs September last
Death Of Captain John r. Bankhead, of the
Navy
The Navy Department BIAS Official information from
Rear Admiral Charles II. Bell, commanding the New
York Navy Yard OF the death Captain John P. Bank
head, United States Navy, whth occurred at Aden
the mouth Of the Red Sea, the 9th Of Aprii Cap
tain Bankhead left the Wyoming ut Yokohama, Japan,
the LIST Of March, being obliged to give up the
mand Of that vessel account Of i'll health After
touching Ut Hong Kong, China on the l4th Of March,
he proceeded his way to Suex and died board the
steamer simla This intelligence was brought BY his
steward, Thomas Martini VINO with him At tho time
Captain Bankhead entered the navy q midshpman
the 10th OF August, 1885, He native Of South
Carolina, and son Of the late General James Bank
head, Of the United States Army.
The Examination of Naval EnsiRns.
The Secretary Of the Navy, Admiral Farragut, Com
modore jenkins and Edgar Welles, chief clerk Of
the Navy Department, will leave here tomorrow morn
ing in special for Annapolis, where they will make
official visit to the Naval Academy, and be present at
the closing exercises Of the annual examination. The
party will return TO Washington at night.
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The New Orleans Bunk OF Commerce.
New ORLEANS June g. 1907
] G. F D A Wis.



JcT Davi. rt Church and nm Appropriate
Scrmon-Wherc will Iio settle s-Scene Be-
tween Jc0's SON aud "a Yankee In - Rail
MoSrRsAI, May 80, 1857
JET Davis, accompanied by Mr.. Mason Ien for
Canada West by steamer on Toceday. HIS stay IN Can
ada West will be, am informed, only temporary aud
be has not yet settled hts future and permanent
abiding place. HIS presence In Montreal has been
marked by any public demonstration. None but Ls
personal friends and q few Canadians, intimate and
favored acquaintance Of hts family. have been pre-
sentsd 70 him. M Davis attended divine service ., 81
Georges Episcopsanl church last Sunday evening
The Rev. Mr.. Dumonlin preached, and, by q car.ous
coincidence his applicable 70 many Of the
incidents In Dayis' life and captivity. After service
quite crowd collected round the door catch glimpse
Of him. many pressed forward 10 their pleasure
seeing their MlustrCus hero. and ono enthusiastic
lady pressed through the throns touched him on .b:
shoulder, and said iriumpbanty There I've touched
himi" She called next day 81 Mn Hoveifs
to ssy that she vas tho party in question.
that. although weak and nervous IN appearance, he
sill retains bis old vgor Of mind, and chatied anaby
with his visitor on variety OF saejcctA
future residence that begin 10 think he 10 ike The
Irighman's brdcapabe Of being two places at once
Tue reporters have made him invest In real pro
mlscuoasy and have also caused an enthusiastic and
wealthy southern lady TO purchase him country SEES.
Of 81 Catharnes am, however able 20 state, cn good
authority that his mind Is not ~ vet made Up and
that he will return 70 Montreal ere he finally settles
on HE plans for the future
His son and namesakc, coming In from Lennosv,iis
the other day 10 meet his father al Montreal
sidoraby bored by inquisitive Yankee from Boston.
The boy promptly appealed To tho conductor 10 pro
him from the Insults OF vandai fee and the scene
was, understand, remarkably amusing. M8
No hero 10 In the sg hest degree excited over The
Tenlan affair All the sensational pors about ffensicd
fear Montreal Incorrect There not fty
Icnans ON the Eastern frontier OF these hfty. three
are certainly in the pay ~ the Canadian government
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vIsif TO Niagara Fnils-11ason In Company
with Davis-Thc Ex-Rebei President To- He
turn TO Montreal. &c.
ioRosro. a. w., June 8 1907
After leaving this city Mr.. Davis vent 10 Niagara
Falls, and thence 70 Niagara village Mason accom-
panying him, where the latter has . two story BRICK
house. Davis is now al y, GATHERINGS The report n
he has taken house the Niagara for his residence
not correct He viii return 70 this city early nest
week and after resting few days, will again ~ 70
Montreal whore II Is Believed no will reside bis fanny
being there, and that city beng the centre OF norMa
ton, capital aud luxury IN Canada Davis broaeh' 'b5
bis eldest boy with him on his tiip 70 tho Wet
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Mr. Joseph A. Scott the champion oarsman Of the Allie
shany river, has received challenge from Mr. Gordon
Jackson Of the Manchester crew. row three
shs Mononeahela river for purse Of $500 The chal
lengs has been accepted upon the condition that the
pure shal be contested for the Allegheny
This point has not yet been determined upon.
william jackson, Jr, Of Pttsburg, has challenged
Joseph A. Scott 10 row single SOUL for three
purse Of either $50 $3.50 The result Of the chal-
lenge has not uanspired.
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tn e TU r. F..
Paterson Races.

The spring meeting Of the Passac Agricultural Assocs
ton begins to-day. Three events the card. The
nrst is for the Underwood gift mile heats. The second
race win be the Jersey Dorbyn which has thirty three
entries. Nine will probably start including Mr. Morris
Ruthless and Monday; Mr.. Alexander's Bayswood, Mr.
Jorome's De Courcey and Redwng Mr.. watsons Bonnie
Doom and Starlight, DR.. Underwoods Metaire, and Mr..
Sandford's Cordeia. The third will be two mile
heats, the entries for which will be found in the pool
salcs, which annexed.
UNDERwooD's
A. the Broadway Club House, Broadway,
street. large and very respectable crowd
Of admirers Of horseesh and professional and amateur
turtles assembled last night for the purpose Of asss
ing' the vivacous and loquacious DR.. Underwood In
dsposing Of pools the races Of todays meeting.
Among those present many Of the heavy weights
(pecuniary Of the sporting world, and the bidding,
although brisk was not heavy will be from the
figures gwen below.
For the nrst race-the Underwood gift for all ages
mile heats there were four entries viz:-Dr. Under
woods Meairie three year old sanfords Dot four
year old; Alexander's Virgil. three year old, and
McDaneiis Mtte, three year old. Az soon as the
pools opened it evident that Virgil the IA
vorite, but Metarie close him, while Dot and
Mtte dragged along very heavily. Tho principal pools
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TINE LIQUOR LAW IN MAINE.

Vote IN the Proposed Amendments Ia the Law
for the Increase Of Penalties In Augusta.
AUGUSTA, Juno ., 1867
WHAT few returns received indicate tina, very light
vote has been thrown at tho election which took place
day In this State the adoption rejection Of the
amsndments 10 the Liquor low. The total vote u In
estimated will not reach twenty-five thousand. The
amendments undoubtedly have been CARED In the AZ
Armatve BY vote Of at least two TO one Tho vote cast
in this city was a. follows .-2l2 yeas 10 90 nays.
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IMPEACHMENT TRIAL or JUDGE FRAZIER.

lie 10 Pound Guilty BY the Tennessee Icgis-
isfarc and Removed Fress once.
NASHVILLE, June a 1867
Yhc argument 10 the impeachment trial Of Judge Era
having beer concluded In The Senate to-day acting
ss the Cour Of Impeachment rendered verdict finding
him guilty Of the charges preferred The verdict 70.
move him from once and tssaua1ss Ain FROM holding
coy once hereafter.
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philadelphia


Philadelphia versus New Yerk-New York
Victorious.
PmrAprsmA, June ., 1897
The chess contest Ia concluded Captain Mckenzie, Of
New York. won all the games; Rschei Of this city,
none. Two games we're drawn ones
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Tho rot announced take place yesterday afternoon
ON this track between Ralph, Lizzie Warwick, Daisy
Burns and Robin, did mot take plass the weather and
track mot susng tho parties most Interested The AFFAIR
will come on on Saturday afternoon. To day match
trot for 81, 900, mile heats, TO wagons between Little
Dan and Willie Shopper viii take place on The Fashion
Course, and on Friday the second great between
Dexter and Lady Thorne.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-04

ST.. LOUIS, June ., 1851.
The Nebraska Legislature on Saturday appointed
committee 70 act with commi,tee OF the citizens Of
vmaha 70 give the railroad excuionss grand recsp.
ton On their return 10 0maha
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I'm the DERBY sweepstakes u was Tor time deeme
almost impossible to get pool nasmuch Mr.. Norris
entries were such universal favorites that bid on
the other entries was considered almost throwing
money away. IL was announced that Mr.. San
ford would not start in this race, and the
entries OF Mr. Morris were pot up against the
field. The Doctor used his utmost exertons TO
the dollars but the Of the latter chary and
would not invest. Az length "fve hundred or no
pool' started; three hundred pooled Morris,
while ssthe hcldn was erked up 70 only one hundred
and twenty. There Of course mo pool" At length
the Doctor tried another tack he put up the Held for
first, and after very hard work. and by little
taking he obtained the following POOLS
Morris. ;. ........... &l35 $50 100 10
The field. .......... 80 30 80 81
gentleman present then offered $500 :" the field
to 81 800 Norris but seemed anxious to take
H. and tho $500 were put In the pool condition OF
1.-TWO thousand or no pooi;' but after another long
struggle the samc gent bought It in at $1,49o.
LAFAYETTE
the pools sold by the wen known turtle Jake
Somorindke and here another large crowd IN at
tendance, but tho bidding fully low ms at the
above mentioned place. On the mile heats the
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FosrRns MoraoR June ], 1867
The Phil Sheridan Base Ball Club contested spirited
game the fort this afternoon with tho Ordnance Club
The latter won the game ~ three runa The former
club was the victor la previous game
The Old Point Club played same with tho Creighton
Club Of Norfolk this afternoon and came on
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The Veto In Portland.

FOhILAND, Nv, Juh6 Q, Ibb7s
The vote on the Liquor law submitted TO the people
by tho Legislature tho question being Of the
penalties TO Imprisonment In every case elected vote
or !, l3g yeas aud 302 nays In this city.
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sssrvoyIElp, Mass, June ., 1867.
The City Council Of Springfield have directed Mayor
Briggs extend the Inequalities Of the city TO President
johnson on his proposed visit 70 Massachusetts,
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Arrival Of Racing Stock mt the Jerome ParI
Stables.

Two good-looking horses Groy and Rivoli the prop
erty Of Mr.. John NJ Clay, Of Kentucky, arrived al
Jerome Park Sunday from Cincinnati, under the
charge Of Mr.. Rice their trainer GiIroy, brother
Glencoe, also looks we'll
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lere we're no pools sold on

Delaware being tho only entry, and having the fu
all TO himself, will walk over the track
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Jen Davis left the Niagara Hotel for Toronto THIS
morning. by the steamer Rothcsay Castle, blockade
runner Of the late war. which has found Us way po
Canadian wafer, and Il plying between Niagara and
Toronto Dsyls will ROMAN In Toronto until Wsdhss-
day.
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Arv,xs, NJ pev,. at Toronto 70 Af,esd .

Wcddiua. M a
1oeoNo, q w., June ., 1897. !
Ian Davis arrived hero to-day 70 attend tho weddhl
az one of HE counirymen, which takes place 20 ~
Jane Cathedral tomorrow
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orders.
News frsus the Asiatic sawadrou.
Rear Admiral u. II Bell. commanding the United
states Asasc Squadron, reports 70 the Navy Department
from Hong Kong hsrtor, China, under date Of March
30. the following distribution and employment OF the
vesscs belonging 70 ha, squadron for the month Of
March
The flagship Hartford, Commander Belknap, had re-
NAMED throughout the month ~ Hong Kong, squadron
business having detained her Al that port. She viii
probably leave the LII OF April for the coast ports OF
Japan
The Shenandoah, Captain Godsborough, sailed on the
9th Of March for Yokohama
The Wyoming, Liehteaaat Commander Bishop com.
manding, had been, durog the month, at Yokohama.
Captain Bankhead having been invaded, Lieutenant
Commander Carpenter had boen detached from the
Hartford, and had takenpassagc the Shenandoah for
Yokohama, where he world take command Of tho wyo.
ming.
The Ashueloi, Commander Fsbiger, LEFT Hong Kong
the 9th Of March for cruise 70 The ports tho
eastward, with instructions 70 pay particular attention
10 pracies and the cooie trade she arrived 1t Foo
chow on March "a, having visited swatow, Onck Bay
Tong Song Hafbor, Amy and Chipchn Harbor. Her
station for the present the coast from Hong Kong 70
Loocnoo and the island Formosa.
The wscbusett Commander shufedt, sailed from
Shanghai on the 25th Pebruary 10 visit the open
ports in the Ysngtze rser. During the month she
visited Onion Kiong, Kiang and Hansow, being at
Hankow on warch O. Te wschuseu IL the largest YES.
selof.var that has ever een to Hsnkow On the i7sh
Of March Commander snuisldt reported from Kiew
Kisne that the attitude o. the Menu or organized ban.
dlt, 80 sbreaisniss that he proposed TO remain
there for the present for be protection Of American IN
isess the steam navigator " We. nvw being erclu-
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TO whch NJ. J0hneOn replied - rOit0Wu.-
FELrow CITIZENS ov Mr NArIvE srAu-n would be
affected 10 say thai not proud Of this rccsp-
my native state after many years Of sojourn IN
other lands and csnno. boz cordially thank you for
Inappropriate in II tbis time, and IN connection with
the mission which have come here to perform, 70 say
more Again return 70 you my most heartfelt thanks
Tor this manifestation Of your estccm and regard.
Mr. johnson having concluded the party escorted
20 the Marlborough House by the military commanded
by General sickes. The President was checred he
passed through the principal Streets aud reaching the
hotel he proceeded 10 por,ico and there intro
duced TO the crowd by Governor Worth, who spoke as
folows:-
sprrcH ~ GovEsxoR WORTH.
Gyvussss Lspfks--I have the honor TO Introduce
20 you his Exeeency Andrew Johnson President OF the
the Invitation OF t citizens 10 DO present al the erection
OF monument commemorative OF the worth OF his de-
ceased father, Jacob Johnson AZ the representative
OF the people OF North Carolina, offer bin cordial
welcome from her whole people We desire the occasion
70 be one Of universal harmony shall, therefore, make
no allusfon TO any political subject now dividing public
opinion. There is one matter 10 which We al now
agree TO which " seems ~ that shall refer We all
agree that the constitutional Union ought 70 be restored
~ nearly az possible upon its old Az that he
whole life Of our distinguished guest has been illustrated
By ccn.an, devotion 70 constitutional Union. We ALL
therefore, can heartily oin IN doing honor 10 who
through evil and rood report has always been the cham
pion Unconstitutional Union and who when the strc Was
pushed. welcome, then cordial welcome. 10 North
Car0linas son, who has made his life Industrious BY
honest constant and unyiedipg adherence the con-
stitution and the Union
rHE rRysrDKvr's srxscB AT RALxrGu
The President was greeted with applause, and re-.
sponded a. follows
sm--Permit me- through you 70 tender 10 those here
pfens ana TO the people Of the STATE Of North Carolina
my sincere thanks for the welcome tsndered me on the
0ccssNcn 81 my return 70 my native town I confess
that uer the circumstance aud In view II the demon.
STATIONS which have been made since reached Raleigh
a. well ~ On the way am inspired with emotions ~hch
language yboy inadequate 70 express. Here In the
language " Ssc'hsr and Il " ses worth WINE % 4
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JcH Davis at Church and Appropriate
scrm0n-Wherc will Hc settle s--Scene Be-
tween Je0>s SON aud "a Yankee In y Rail-
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Resnite to a NInrderer.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO EVENING TELEGRAPH J
HARRISBURG, March l4.-The execution OF
Alexander b. Wiley, which was to have taken
place at Wilkesbarre tomorrow, has been
again postponed, by order of Governor Geary,
to the Dist instant. Wiley was tried in De-
cember of last year for the murder of Aleck
Mcllwee, in the preceding May, and was first
sentenced to be hung on the 10th of January.
His counsel asked for new trial. but their
request was refused 10y the Court, and the
Supreme Court, on application being made
thereto, declined to interfere. March 18th
was then fixed upon for the execution, but the
prisoner has now received fresh, but a short
lease Of life.
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FINANCE AND COMMEROK.
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEGRAPHl
Thursday, March IA, 1867,

J
The Money Market has undergone but little
change since our last notice. The rate for call
loans is per cent, and mercantile obligations
range from per cent. upwards according to
the reputation of drawers and endorsers.
Among the merchants there are universal COM
plants OF inactivity, The course OF prices dur
ing the late months has not been what would
be very generally supposed, from the dullness
OF trade and the necessities under which many
holders OF products have been placed. Through
out the interior there has been a pro-
tracted stringency in the Money Market and
at the centres of trade a curtailment OF the
usual facilities for credit, so that, as a rule,
stocks of merchandise and produce have been
carried with difficulty. The state of politics
and of the trade OF the country has produced
a very marked caution among lenders, which,
in connection with chronic expectation OF
lower prices, has naturally caused merchants
to realize upon their goods as early as possible,
a course which has produced settled weakness
in the market. On, the other hand, there has
been a very general curtailment OF consump.
tion especially of those products least essential
10 subsistence and comfort.
Government loans closed quietly at lO9b 0tt
for the 1885, 1898 for the 5'20s, 1862; 1915 for
the l864s; I078 for the 1865; 976 for the l040s;
and lO7s for the 1905. ... . ...
State and City loans werc not offered to any
extent and prices were without change' Ihe
new issues OF the latter were sold at 1915.
The business in Railroad shares was small,
without much change from yesterdays quota
tions. Reading Railroad closed at 5l, with
large sales at this figure; Camden and Amboy
Vania Railroad: 81 for Lehigh Valley Railroad;
65k for North Pennsylvania Railroad; AZ for
Elmira Railroad preferred; 80 for the common
stock do; 29l for Catawissa Railroad; 2ss for
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad; and 45a for
Northern Central Railroad.
In Canal stocks the only sale was OF Union at
IL; schuylkill Navigation closed at 3lsj Wyo-
ming Valley at 67j and Lehigh Navigation
at 639. .,if'3 s'ngf OH Ia f..-.r-. . .....,,
There was an active movement in Hestonville
Passenger Railroad at lag, an advance.
The failure of Orray TAFT q Co., of ProVi-
dence, r. L., Is announced. Mr.. Orray Tatt,
the senior, died some time since, leaving pro-
perty valued at one and half million OF dol
lars. The pnslLess Of manufacturing cotton
goods, etc, has been since continued In the
same firm name by Edward p. and Cyrus Taft,
who are said to have speculated largely la print
cloths and other goods. They have also com;
menced the erection of a large cotton mill aud
houses for occupation of operatives. Their in
debtedDess ia said to be one and a half million
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PhiIadelphia Trade Report,

THURSDAY, March A-There is a firm feeling
in the Flour Market, and quite good demand
from the home consumers, who purchase prin-
cipaly of the better grades Of spring and winter
Wheat which are in limited supply; sales OF
1000 barrels, including supertlne at S86D875;
extras, at S9@l0'50; Northwestern extra family
at Sll@l2'5O; Pennsylvania and Ohio do. do, at
Sll'5O@l350 and fancy brands at $l4509l7, ac-
cording to quality. Rye Flour is quiet with
small sales at S7@7'25, Nothing doing in Corn
Meal, and prices are nominal.
There Is very little Wheat coming forward,
and prime lots are in steady demand, but COM
mon qualities are neglected; sales of 1000 bushels
Pennsylvania red at s2'95693; Southern do. at So
@3'l5, and California at $3'l5 Rye is scarce,
with small sales at Sl'30@l'35 for Western and
Pennsylvania. There is q good demand for
Corn, and prices are a shade higher; sales of
1000 bushels new yellow at ST. in store. Oats
remain without change; sales of 5000 bushels
Pennsylvania at 63@64c.
Nothing of Importance doing in Barley or
Malt.
Cloverseed is in steady demand, with sales OF
100 bushels fair at 1925 = GA lbs. Timothy is un-
changed; 100 bushels sold at $500. Flaxseed is
wanted by the crushers at S370@375
Whisky-There is steady demand for the
contraband article, which sells at 0c.@$l20.