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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-08-07
SIR GARNET WOLSELEY.
Description OF HI = Meeting with Lee
and Jackson. and His Opinion of
the Southern Chtefs,

In September, 1862. havfag some Ieisure
from his duties in Cauads, Col. WolseleV
took notion to visit the COnfederacy. and
note the progress Of the war from thai side
and make the acquaintance OF the Southern
Generals OF note. He rad only six Weeksi
time, however, but made the most OF IT, he
ran. IEo rs sloeksde -iatt66> -XlEg;sss He.
received with open arms by the Southern
ladies', and the various Cfficials and Gamer
ais or the Confederate army whom he met.
de visited Gen. Lees headquarters, then
near near winchester. or the great Southern
captain General Wolseley SAYS; "He IA a
strongly built man, about s feet II IN
height, and apparently not more than 30
years OF age. His hair and beard are nearly
white, but his dark brown ewes still shine
with all the brightness II youth, and beam
with most pleasant expression. Tndead
MS whole face is kindly and benevolent in 4
nlgh uegTee: We sat with him for a
long time In his tent conversing IN and
variety OF topics, the state of public affairs
being, OF course, the leading one You
have only to be In his society for verv
orief period to be convinced that wbataver
ne says may be implicitly relied upon. and
that ne is quite incapable OF departing from
the truth under any circumstances y Hewas
especially struck with the absence of ssthe
pomp and circumstance OF war; at Gen. Lees
headquarters, which consisted of a fence
corner tent, with no sentries on guard, and
no AIDES lettering about. On leaving Gen.
Lee, the colonel paid a visit to Stonewau
Jackson, who was at Hunker's Hin. sir
miles nearer Msrtinsburg. OF him.
Wellesley says: "Dressed in his gray uni
form, he looks the hero that he Is: and his
thin, compressed lips and calm glance.
which meets yours unfinchiDglv, gave evf-
dence OF that firmness and decision of cbsr-
acter for which he is so famous.
Altogether, as one Of his soldiers said 10 me
Whea speaking OF him, 'he is glorious fell
low and, after left him, felt tbat 7 bsd
at last solved mystery, and discovered
why 1t was that he had accomplished such
almost miraculous feats. With such a
leader men would 90 anywhere, aud face
any amount Of difllcuties.''
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-08-07

sent from Jones county in 1880. to be dis
charged from Marietta and North Georoia
Railroad camp August 10th.
The Brunswick AdUertfser and AnneaI saws
o. tne extension Of the Macon and fsrunsgicl
extension at that end Of the line, SAYS: SIN
company with Mr. Calnan, one of the contract
ors Tor the Macon and Brunswick extension Al
ms END OF the line, We visited this week the
scene OF mis- labors. his contract for grading
Oelng now finished. The work is Of no mean
proportions, as much OF il had to be built out
Imn m tne marsh, half mile away from dry land
Inc extension leaves the main track at the first
crossing with the Brunswick and Albany Rail
Foa1- about three miles from the city and
gra1uely curves to the right until it reaches
tns narsn, and then straight across the same
70 Turtle river. From the crossing to the river
= ABOUT one and three quarter miles A single
track Is built across the march to within a
lew hundred yarjs Of the river. where
the road bed begins 10 widen reaching a width
OF 90 feet, upon which are laid seven separate
tracks leading on to the wharf, which is 600
reet long, with thirteen slips for loading ves-
sells at low water. We learn that large ware
house will soon be builtabetween the two outer
tracks, running parallel to each, and
near oy guano warehouse. The water is very
deep at this point, the channel approaching
very near the bank. The wharf proper is about
done. but the crlb6ing and platforms leading
70 IL are not yet complete This stupendous
Work the labor Of months, suggests very
strongly that in the near future somebody
aims to do some business over It. Certainly
such works would not be built simply to give
olessrs. Minehan & Calnan a Job and keep
Engineer Palmer out Of mischief"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-08-07

British Ambassador, accepted the principle
OF the collective protection Of the Suez
canal. The Marquis de Noailles, the French
Ambassador, was forced TO reserve his
opinion, owing to the political crisis in
Paris. The other delegates, including the
turkish representative, accepted the col
leeive protection, with a modification
tnat there should only be a provisional
supervision of the canal. Lord
Dutferin again insisted upon q proclsma.
tion OF Arab Pasha as a rebel. He pointed
out that rumors had spread in Egypt that
the Sultan protected Arab Pasha, and
would send troops to drive out the English.
He further called attention to the fact that
the Porte had not vet given a written
statement of its adhesion TO the terms OF
the identical note. He said Euglsnd might
regard the delay as an actual refusal and
act accordingly. The Turkish delegates
promised written reply at the next meet
ing of the conference.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, August 6.-Said Pssha
has informed the conference that the troops
which started for Egypt at the beginning
OF the week are recruits, who will remain at
Salonica. The real expedition will consist
OF council OF war, composed of Hassan
Pasha, the Minister of Marine, and three
Colonels. who will go to Suda Bay, which
will be used as military depot.
will proceed to Alexandria. One of
the transports which left here on the Sd
inst. with artillery and stores for Alexan-
dria, has returned broken down. Two
transports have arrived st Salonica, but
they have not yet taken on board any troops.
Contracts for stores have not yet been
signed, and it is sill doubted that the pro-
posed expedition will start.
PORTSMOUTH, August The transports
steamer Marathon has sailed hence for
Egypt with detachment of the hospital
corps number of field hospital carts,
thirteen officers and two hundred and
twenty men Of the Royal Irish Regiment.
BOMBAY, August 6.-The ships Merton
Hall, Sicily and Kangra sailed for Egypt to-
day with the first detachment of the main
body of the Indian contingent, consisting
OF the Seventh Bengal Infantry and the
Thirteenth Bengal Cavalry.
CoNsTANTINOPLE, August 6.-The Sultan
has not yet come to decision in regard to
proclaiming Arab Pssha rebel. 1t is un-
derstood that the powers continued to re-
commend to him to adhere to England's
proposal.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-08-07
The Search for she Ezra In Arctic
Soam

LONDON, August 5.-The following tele-
gram, dated Hammerfest, August 4th, has
been received in London: ga sloop has
brought letters from Sir Allen Young, com
manding the Ezra search and relief steamer
Hope, dated Karmuhuld, Nova Zembla,
July 19, stating that the Hope was there
and that all on board were well.
The Hope had a stormy voyage,
encountering Ice and fog. There was no
news of the Ezra, but a Russian Captain
boarded her off Nova Zembls at the end of
last July. Sir Henry Gore Booths yacht,
Kara, which is also searching for Mr.. Leigh
in the south was lying in the same harbor
with the Hope.
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THE CRISIS IN FRANCE.
THE NEW CABINET NOT YET
FORMED.
Who viii Undertake the Task "A
Ministry of Coz cIIIatIOn Desired by
the Left = The Crisis Will be
Reached TODAY.

PARIS, August 5.-No Cabinet having
been formed, the Chambers adjourned again
to-day until Monday.
PARIS, August GA new Ministry has
not yet been formed. President Grevy will
confer with Senator Ducloic again this
evening with view to his undertaking the
task.
President GrevY had conference with
Senator DuclOic this morning. The new
Cabinet will probably be formed to-day.
The bureau of the Left have rejected the
proposal to invite NJ. Brisson to take office.
and declared In support of Ministry Of
appeasement and Cancellation. A meeting
OF the Extreme Left has protested against
any expedient which would rehabilitate
the late Ministry.
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london FLnanclal market.

LONDON, August 5.-The Economist OF
this week says: The rate of discount for
bank bills SIXTY days to three months, is
81 10 ~, and for trade bills sixty dsvs
to three months, 2sz. Trade on the Stock
Exchange was fiat early in the week, chiefly
owing to political causes, out there was
some rally later. Business is now much re-
stricted, owing to the approaching bank
holiday. American railways have fuctuated
considerably in response to New York
prices.n
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-08-07
YELLOW FEVER.
The Disease Spreading at Browne
Vllle-makes IGs Appearance at
macOu la Creek, Demerara.

BROWNSVILLE, August 5.-There are about
fifty cases of yellow fever now existing and
increasing rapidly. There was to-day one
dea'h, s. German named Quest, recently
from Europe. There are conflicting reports
about the disease existing t. roughout the
country, but they are not reliable
KINGSTON, JAMAICA, August 5.-Deme-
rara advices say the yellow fever mas s50 va
itself on the ship Glitner at Macouria Creek.
Several of the sailors have died from it.
The health Of the city of Georgetown and
har0or continues good, not a single case of
yellow fever being reported.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-08-07
WaaEhar annaenranna-

OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OBSERVER, WASH
INGTON, D. O., August 6-Indications for
Monday:
In the South Atlantic States, fair wealth
er, southerly to westerly winds, stationary
perature.
In the Middle Atlantic States, partly
Gle udV weather and light local rains, south
east to southwest winds, becoming variable,
slight changes in temperature, and sta
tionary or lower pressure.
In the Gulf States, local rains, winds
mostly southerlY, stationary or lower ba-
rometer, and stationary or slight rise in
temperature.
In Tennessee and the Ohio valley, local
rains and partly cloudy weather, winds
mostly from southeast to southwest, and
stationary or slight rise In temperature.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-08-07
FINAL PARAGRAPHS.
slippers for fun dress are en-, 800

slippers for full dress are cut exceedingly
pebbles. They are made OF fine French la
OF every fashionable shade of color hnt
black Is the most seen. They are also made
OF satin or silk to match the toilet. OharIes
Ia SHOES, with straps across the instep 49,
shown for demi-toiieg, and in k,ocS s.ts'S az
are are new clippers, Ia Chinese, the poinsed So
sS~e.Ss NE nosvs9eEse on the tips With silver
eords Ss' @ny laced over the instep with silver
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-08-07

The San Francisco Minstrels wiz be great
~ strengthened this season, and will consist
OF forty people. The following Is coyns
plete list of the company: William Birch.
Charles Backus, W. II Hamilton. BDIv
Sweatnam, Bob Slavin, Ricardo, Ed. French.
oan1oisti Murphy, Morton, Griffin and Rice
song and dance team; Garland, the new ten
or, late Of Hague's Minstrels; an orchestra
OF ten men, under the direction OF w. q.
Mutually, nine vOcalists and eight madrieal
boys. Thirty persons will appear in the
nTst part: Mr.. A. G. Morland will ill his
old position as master OF ceremonies
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-08-07
A MISSISSIPPI HORROR.
A Woman and -Four Children Muir.
deTed-Suictde OF the Murderer.

MEMPHIS, August 5.-A Grenada miss.
special says: "Six miles north of Grenada, ,on
the Kirkman plantation, Capt. Thos. Kirk
man, on Thursday night, went to the quarters
OF colored woman with whom he has lived
for several years and killed her and her four
children. Each was killed by single blow
from an axe. Kirkman, after the murder,
took eight ounces of morphine, eoolly un-
dressed and went to bed In the same room
with the dead. When discovered he was
still alive. though no hopes are entertained
OF his recovery"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-08-07
THE OHIO CENTRAL RAILROAD.
The Damage by Ihe Water spout
Immense Destruction OAPrOperty.

COLUMBUS, o., August 5.-The informa-
tion to-day is that the trains of the Ohio
Central Railroad are running no further
south than Waxahala, and the road will re-
quire several weeks of repair before they
can get beyond that point. The loss by
the water spout OF Thursday was
much greater than at first report
ed. From a point three miles north of
Corning, down to South Bend, and up the
west branch Of the Ohio Central to Buck
ingham, distance of sixteen to eighteen
miles, the track is almost entirely destroyed
For miles it cannot be observed that the
railroad was located there. Most all of the
live stock In the two valleys was swept
away. 1t is believed the total loss will ap-
proximate half million dollars.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-08-07

Mary Anderson will iHaugurate Der season
at the Park Theatre, Brooklyn, september
10Th, and will close it at the same theatre
April 2Sth, 1888 During the season She ex-
pects to rest four weeks. She plays ak
weeks In New York, two each In Boston.
Chicsgo and Philadelphia, one in Cincinnati
81 81, Louis Louisville, Buffalo, Albany, Bal
balance In New England and the West. She
will not go South. SHs
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-08-07
Cotsoo FuIures,n New vork

NEW YORK, August 5.-The Posts cotton
report says: Future deliveries were in
slight demand and the transactiops OF the
ket closed dull and easy. August and sen-
tember were per cent. lower. The later
months were without change"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-08-07

MISS Flora Pike. the past two seasons q
prominent member Of the company al Tonv
fastor's Theatre, is spending the season N
81. Louis. number of prominent gentIe-
men OF tnat great city have rendered her a
complimentary concert, which will take
place place at Pope's Theatre, August II. Miss
Flke will return to New York in sepfember
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-08-07
For infants, dresses are amhrolsaru :

For infants dresses are embroidery pat
terms manufactured In imitation of Vene-
tian point OF every color. dainty robe ia
made OF cream colored eretonne, finished
by deep founce of baby blue satin, com
pletelY covered with dounce of pale blue
venetian point lace. With unbleached
fabrics feelle or pack thread lace IN Vene-
tisn designs is much used-a trimming
which is now considered the height of ele-
gance.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-08-07

HAVANA, August 5-There were thirty
four deaths from yellow fever in Havana up
to Thursday evening during the past week.
The Secretary of the Government, Senior
Diaz Quantans, is now sick with the fever.
1t is reported that the drought has de-
strOyed nearly the whole corn crop in the
Jurisdiction of Remedios
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-08-07

Boston, August The close of the six
days go-as-you- please match for the cham
ptonship diamond belt was witnessed bv
eight thousand people last night The
score was as follows: Hart 527, Noremac
sos, Hartman 500, Campana $50.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-08-07
ENGLAND AND EGYPT.
COLLECTIVE PROTECTION OF
THE SUEZ CANAL

Austria, Germany and Italy Speak
The Conference at COnstantInOpIe
France NOn-cOmmittal Oeeupa-
tiOn of Ramleh-The British Ad-
miraI Appointed bV the KhedIve
Governor OF the Isthmua-The Re-
cOnnOIssance In Force at MaIhaIIa
FIghtIng-Of-
fetal Report OF the Battle.
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RaIIoting for Congres.mnn.

CHICAGO, August 5-The Twelfth Illi-
nois Democratic Convention has adjourned
to meet a. Beardstown on next Tuesday
The las ballot for Congressman was the
l,3O4th, and stood: Singleton %,
Wike %. Wfthers IA, Goodrich T-whlcn
was substantially as at the first.
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MURDER IN M'INTOSH COUNTY
The Murderer Captured and In Jail.

DARIEN, GA, August 6-Tony James,
colored, shot and killed Prince Anderson,
colored, last night on Chsmpney Island, a
few miles from Darien. The Coroner's jury
returned a verdict of willful murder against
Tony James, the murderer, who was cap
tufed and is now in jail. The colored peo-
pie are very indignant at the outrage,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-08-07
Prominent COIOred Republican
Shot and Killed.

HUNTSVILLE, ALA, August Sex
United States Deputy Marshall. G.. Hewlett
shot and killed Sandy BYnum, colored, the
most prominent leader of the Republicans
in Madison county, at an Independent rally
to day. A mob of negroes then congre-
gated, vowing to kill Hewlett, but were
pscifed with great difficulty. Hewlett fed,
but it is rumored was arrested late tonight.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-08-07

TUAM, August 5,-RIchard Kelley, the
proprietor of the Tuam Herald, was com
mitted for trial to-day for publishing an
article written by James Redpath, which is
alleged to have been an incitement to the
murder OF Mr.. Bourke. Bail was accepted.
The vicinity Of the court was crowded dur
ing the examination.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-08-07
Mrs. seoviIle snes for = D,vo,o

CHICAGO, August 5-Mrs. Scoville this
morning in the Circuit Court filed bil for
divorce against her husband, alleging
cruelty on two occasions and passionate
anger on his part as the caufe.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-08-07
m,.o r,nh,-HonrLaw.

WAsHINGToE, August 5-lt Is staCsu so. u o,,' -
- President has decided upon strict en-.
sIeoaroent sns OF the eight hour law, as tnal
isw leu was construed during the administra-
ticu Of General Grant.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-08-07
A New Democratic Paper az Char.

EA4EIaH, n. c., August 5.-A new daily
paper WIN be published at Charlotte, N. C.,
beginning August 90, with Col. A. M Wsd
dell, formerly member of Congress-. as
editor In chief. 1t will be Democratic IN
DOiftfcs N'iS Az
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

The Naval Appropriation BIm-Re-
publican Caucus on She Revenue
Question - Diplomatic Relations
with PeFsIa-A statue TO PresIdent
GARFIELD American Citizens linz
Prtsoned In IreIand-The DeficIen-
ey Appropriated Bill Passed-The
Legislative, Executive and Judi
eiai Appropriation Bill signed.
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GeOrgIa Affairs.

.ars.srsd at the Post Office in Savannah
... second Class Mail Matter.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-08-07

PIKE's TooTHAoHE DROPS cure in one
mfnute
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NOMINATIONS.

The President sent the following nomina-
tions to the Senate to day: Jas. W. John
ston, of Virginia, to be Collector of Gus
toms for the district of Newport News, Va.
Jas. B. Mitchell, of Virginia, to be Surveyor
Grant aud VIM. Henry Trescott to be
Commissioners to negotiate a commercial
treaty with Mexico; John H. Dillon, of
Missouri, Secretary of Legation of the
United States in Mexico.
THE LEGISLATIVE BILL SIGNED.
The legislative, executive and judicial
appropriation bill was received at the White
House to-day aud was almost Immediately
signed by the President.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-08-07

The bill which passed the House to-day,
amendatory Of the revised statutes concern
ing the regulation of steam vessels provides
that all foreign private steam vessels carry
ing passengers from any port Of the United
States to any other place or country shall
be subject to the same Inspections as now
provided for of American steamers,
and for the purpose of carrying into
effect the provision of the act, it directs the
Secretary of the Treasury to appoint officers
to be designated as special inspectors of
foreign steam vessels, at a salary of 81, 900
per annum each, six of whom shall serve in
the port OF New York, two at Boston, two
at Baltimore, two at Philadelphia, two at
New Orleans, two at San Francisco.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-08-07
OUR ATLANTA LETTER.
weather and CrOps-A Rich Joke
UnfOlded - Personal Mention -
Judge meCay-Generals as Eduea-
tOrs-RepubIicans InharmOnIOuS.-
SaPelO Quarantine StaIIOn-FInal
Paragraphs.

ATLANTA, August 5.-From all around us in
this immidiate vicinity, We hear the complaint
OF too much rain. Ia addition to almost daily
thunder showers, we are having steady damp,
cloudy or light rainy weather, which is bad for
growing crops.
Some months ago 1 suggested, in a letter.
that new union passenger depot should be
built near the Central and Western and Atlantic
freight depots. where there is plenty of room,
and the present dirty, over-crowded and in
convenient passenger depot be bsed as a city
market. Active efforts are now being made to
secure this result
AS favorable reports have come in from all
the counties having the mo fence law in op.
GRAFTON, Fulton county proposes to try it by
districts, over half having petitioned the Ordi-
nary for an election on the fence" or mo
fence" question.
me NEWS has been Dragging on Savannah
caooages l am Dragging on having the cham
plon suphower of the State. It is over fifteen
feet high, has thirty-five handsome flowers
ana the leaves are as large as the biggest pal
meteo rans It is a perfect beauty, and have
named 1t wild Oscar" in honor of Smith
clayton and shah give the seed to our Agri-
cultural Bureau.
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