Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-06-23
NEW YORK.
what the Telegraph Notes Of the Days
Doings in the City OF Gotham.

NEW YORK, June 22.-Stokes's new
trial viii not occur during the present
term Of over and termineT, which throws
ft 20 October. His counsel have decided
Id make no effort to bail the prisoner
It's said the defense will rely upon the
medical testimony so effective in the
first trial, and viii raise the plea of self.
defense.
The Polsris-search steamer Juniata
viii leave tomorrow or Tuesday.
Among the articles sent aboard yester-
day was a life-raft for use by the expe-
difioaary parties. Captain James NJ.
8uddiugton, an uncle Of the present
commander Of the eolaris, is pilot OF
the Juuiata.
A derrick employed for placing in po-
liLiOu the iron columns for the support
OF the elevated railroad at Thirry-fourth
street, Ninth avenue, fell yesterday af-
teruo0u, seriously injUring James Moy-
ian. surveyor of the road, and John j.
IS arJeder, a passeT-by.
The yacht club scTub-race yesterday
was poor affair, there being no prizes.
But few vachts took part, and the only
Two appearing TO be really at work were
the Idler aud Rambler, the former Of
which came in ahead.
The canoe club regatta in Bayonne
nav was won by the Chip, which sailed
i've miles in thirty-nine minutes and
ffrv seconds. Seven canoes started, but
i've Of them came to grief before the
race was over.
The entire family Of Hon. John J.
Blair were prostrated yesterday with >
mysterious illness, but owing TO the
prompt administration of remedies art
now out Of danger.
The Government revenue tug james
Mine was very seriously crippled yes
.ardav by a collision with the steamer
Harlem.
Another illicit distilleTy was seized in
Brooklyn yesterday.
James Simmons, an oysterman, was
beaten so that his life was endangered,
le=t evening, In Newark bay, by two
staten Island oystermen named Lucas
and White. A negro who endeavOred "a
defend simmons was knocked overheard
and nearly drowned.
The Herald has a letter from hhar-
tGIu dated April 30th, confirming the
news OF the safety of-Sir Samuel Baker
and family at Fatdka in February. he
had been reinforced by two hundred
soldiers and the troops Of the mercantile
Establishment, and would at once renew
the march 10 the AlbeTt-Ny8nza. The
negro Adam PacbO, who with two thou
sand Egyptian troops attempted TO pro-
-est the passage Of caravans through
abvzsiuia, Is said 20 have been surprised
and lost three hundred guns, and might
I4 aompelled 10 surrender. The report
81 considered doubtful BIZ the reinforce
.n1arts sent TO him. The traveller Miami
Ia s9id 10 have advanced south through
lIe territory Of Manbuits, with view
10 reaching TIE western shore OF the Al
bert NyanZa.
Tire mineral services over the remains
of Horace T.. Clark took place at the
Madison square Presbyterian church
building. The funeral was private and
tle arrangements very simple. Rev,
DIR. Adams referred briefly 10 the greal
executive abilities Of the deceased. Inc
following were the pail bearers: William
ii. Leonard, Charles O'Conor, William
II. Evarts, Charles A. RapallO, William
Drt0n, John q. Jones, Albert Keep
Chester ". Chapman, Richard Sehelli
William Butler Duncan, Joseph b.
Varnum and L. B. Wesley. Tee re-
mains were conveyed to WOOdlawn
cemetery.
,The Times has Che report OF the direct
ofs of the B2cluc 1lall yesterday. lDeg
resolved TO issue any required part Of the
three million-dOllar bonds TO pay the
gccruing' Obligations for new vessels,
etc. The bonds are TO be first offered tC
stockholders.
The funeral Of John a. Kennedy will
lake place.on Tusdsy under the auspices
0f tie grand lodge Of Odd Fellows.
Among the paiI-bearers viii be Thurlov
Weed, Mayor Havemeyer, Thomas G.
Acton and Deputy-Grand- Master Mason
Thorne and FIVE prominent Odd Fellows
The yacht Nancy, of Green Point
was run down this evening 10y the Rose
ve4t street ferrybOat -Four Of her crew
were rescued, but two men wer'
crowned.
Observation-Disclosures Watzen accom-
panied the excise commissioners To-
day on tour Of inspection of the beer
gardens and parks resoFted to on sun
daPs by the Germans. IN almost eve,s
place visited there were large crowds,
but the behavior Of the people was un-
exseptiOnable.