Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-17
Matters and Things LnGORissny
Noted.

st. Patriek's day in the morningl
Pulaski Council No. 15S, R. A., meet tc-
night.
Cotton futures advanced ten points
yesterday.
Jasper Council No. 10, q. c., have a
meeting this evening.
The revenue cutter Boutwell, arrived here
yesterday from cruise.
The assessment at the Police Court
matinee yesterday amounted to IS.
An unusually active trade is anticipated
this summer in the naval stores business.
A large number of turpentine stills are
being sent In the country to the naval stores
men.
A letter addressed Brown Charlton, Sa-
vsnnah, is held for postage in the Augusta
Office.
d. C. Bacon. Esq, of this city. has been
admitted q member of the New York Mara
time Exchange.
One hundred head Of cattle were yester-
day convened by lighter from Stevens ferry
to st. CsthsrIne's.
Previous to turning out this morning, st.
Patriek's I. A. & B. Society will install their
recently elected officers.
The Hiberniau Society will have their
70 the parade this morning.
The Hlbernisn Society will celebrate their
SEVENTEEN anniversary by dinner at the
Marshall House this evening.
There were only three arrests made by the
police yesterday, all Of parties who had In
dulged too freely in the rosy.
Judge c. Donohue. of the New York Su-
preme Court, with bis wife and child, is
Sfourfucy AZ tho Marshall HOUER
The sale of reserved seats for "The
Colonel" will commence at Bren's ticket
office this morning at $50 O'Clock.
The Clark-Cassidy case, which is now on
its fourth trial in the City Court, has occu-
pied the past three days and is not yet
closed.
The stesmer Mary Fisher, on the Hawkins
Vile aud Savannah line, is doing very
lively business and has all the freight she
can carry.
II the present scarcity of rice continues
much longer, it is said the Rangoon and
Hawaiian article will be brought here from
New York.
We are pleased 10 note that Lieut.. ]. 7.
Howard has sufficiently recovered from his
serious Illness to resume his duties on the
police force.
Many new naval stores farms having been
started along the river, the river steamers
expect to carry good freights all through
the summer.
Dudley Fraser, colored, was up before
the Police Court yesterday, charged with
sweeping chimneYs without authority, but
the case against him was dismissed.
The lithograph programmes for the ap'
preaching entertainment Of the Ford Ora
matte Amateurs are the neatest and hand
soonest Of the kind ever seen in this city.
Messrs. Hoist & Co. on Yesterday cleared
for Reval the Norwegian bark Hazard with
q cargo of ,275 bales of upland cotton,
wAighing 599, 139 pounds, valued at $685.
493 81.
The schooner Fannie E. Lawrence, from
Apalachicola for Philadelphia, which put in
here in distress, was on yesterday cleared
for her destination by Messrs. Joseph A.
Roberts q Co.
Rev. Father McNally, formerly stationed
ia this city, but now in charge of 81.
Patrick's, Augusta, is in Savannah to
participate in the ceremonies to-day, and
TO see his old friends.
Irish Jasper Greens will make parade
this afternoon at half-past three O'Clock.
and this evening will have a collation. at
their armOTy, when honorary and exempt
members are requested to be present.
Two popular military men-one an officer
in the Cadets, the other in the OglethoTpes
brothers, with several years difference IN
their ages, celebrate their birthdays to-day,
having been born on St. Patrick's day.
We are requested to state that the list OF
charter members OF Tatnall Council No. =,
American Legion Of Honor, will be closed
after to-day, and those who wish to avail
themselves of the privileges will have to
procure their applications from the Secre-
tary to-day.