Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-03
Matters aud EhInzs AaeSsteAuV
Noted.

The steamer David C,ark Is undergoing re.
pairs
The sseamzbip Cyphrynes sailed for Calves
ton yesterday
FiiidIng fair and good middiing cotton ad-
vanced &c yesterday.
We assessment a. the Police Court yes'er-
Cay~amOunted 70 Slo-
Tnp oEners Of the pilot boat Stod1ard have
sent % Boston for another vessel
The receipts OF cotton we're very heavy
yeybssday- amountins 20 ssl5o bales.
TIE Cotton Exchange bulletin their reports
~ 10 a m. and p. m since the Isl Inst.
No freight viii be received for the steamer
Katie after FIVE O'Clock on the day Of sailing.
The schooner Nay Morn viii undergo gen
eTal Tepsirs before proceeding on her voyag9-
Yesterday was very Sultry, snd at o'c,cck
last evening the thermometer registered u n
the shade.
Nr II Il. Sanford. OF Thomas county. in the
interest of the Alfalfa Exposition, ives in the
city yesterday
4he pilot boat Mary Odell Is at Jones' ship
ward hav ne the damage done 10 her IN the late
st0sm repaired
Nr ". Daniel. editor e the Reijsville
EufeTFFise visil ed tLe s2nctul-i OF the MOANING
EEWs yesterday
The steamship Gate city arrived from New
York Fesf erday with s. big freight and num-
Der Of passengers
The tug Wade Hampton, Captain Reyels, ar
rived for the purpose Cf towing the Dark Helen
Sans to Charleston.
Twelve hundred barrels OF rosin and one
hundred casks of spirits turpentins were tbs
sales here yesterday
We learn that efforts are 20 be made 90 once
10 get the U0ited states revenue steamer Bout
wei out OF her present position m the marsh
In answer 10 ,verd inquiries regarding
T. bee light We would say that il IS an Octago-
nal n.
light OF the first order
Can't D. Johnston returned yesterday
from a summer Fembie among the watering
pisces OF Virginia. ard pleasant Visit 10 his
old friends III Washington.
There viii he no preaching at the Bethel on
SUNDAY on account Of an accident TO the chap
lain The Sabheih schOO val be opened at
four O'clockin the afternoon
The Plant arrived from Tybee a short time
sitter Il O'Clock Yesterday morning bringing
a large amount OF furniturs and household
goods. the horses Of the Railroad and many
Passengers
Ri,ht Rev. Bishop Gross, of Savannah, was
in Atlanta Wednesday. He went so % Gaines
vile yesterday % visit General Longstreet,
after which he viii return 70 Atlanta TO hold
coufirTneeiOn--COnsti
The steamer Plant win make an excursion
% + bee Island on Sunday ct 10 o clock, re-
turing from Tybee at 5 p n. The fare for
the round trip viii Be one dollar, and Only a
II Is thought chat she body OF the white
woman that was seen no I'll z in the river
near FORT Jackson was drowned at some point
on the Carolina side. IS there IS no woman
missing iron any place in this vicinity.
We have again 70 thank Mr. W. ID. NAPLES
for our rice report. Principally BY his enter
uris- il savauuah indebted far her large IN
crease Of exports and receipts OF rice, as re
iPtSnaturaiiy seek the best outlet created by
good demand
srnoay the visitors % the MORNING NEWS
Office yesterday were b. Z. Russell, Esq, Of
the Baiubridy - BeEtocrut; Hon. a ?. Per
ham Of the QIicmsn Free Press, Chas- Pen
cleton Esq OF the FGldO-ta Times, and Major
JOS T-liusn, Of the Way cross Reporter.
TIE Germzn lark Julie. which was ashore
in the marsh near Big House, On New river.
vas yesterday relieved from her position and
t1atsd This was a rather difficult Job, as she
WIS high aud dry. bat through the energy of
the con-iguses AM Captain, il was final &C
cCmpiished-