Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-12
Matters ana Things LaconieaIly Noted-

Matters and Things LacOnlcaliT NOteu-
There j. a large number Of vessels in
port.
The County Commissioners Will meet
to-day.
The city was unusually quiet and or
d -rly yesterday.
The City and Superior Courts will con-
F-ne this morning.
The temperature fell considerably last
evening, and the night set in cool.
Andrew Campbell, Of Philadelphia, pro-
prietOr Of the ArkwTight Cotton Mills, Is
at the ScreVen House
An unknown brig with foretOpgallant-
mast carried away was sighted on the
bar yesterday al SHUTDOWN.
Reuben Jones and Isaac scott, cOlOred,
We're committed to Jail on Saturday, by
the Ordinary, on the charge Of lunacy.
The regular monthly meeting of. the
German Friendly Society viii be held to-
night at II. Andrews Hall at 5 o'clock.
The Southern Mutual Loan Association
will hold its 18th regular meeting this
evening nj Metropolitan Hall NJ O'Clock.
Rev samuel +. Jones will preach at
Wesley Monumental Church every night
this week at O'Clock. The public IS III
Tited 10 attend.
The pleasant weather Of yesterday was
taken advantage Of by hundreds, who
took promenade OF a drive TO show their
spite 70 Virgins.
Mr.. Samuel Reed, a talented young
comedian. will appear for the first time in
..Iolanthe" as the ''LOrd Chancellor at
the Theatre tonight.
Bishop Gross was i'm Charleston yester-
day u take part in the installation Of
Right Rev. II. y. NOrthrOp as Bishop Of
the Charleston Diocese.
Mrs. J. J.. Foster. who has been in Sa-
gaunah since Friday, and has spoken so
effectively on the great subject Of tenn
perance. will leave for Charleston to-day.
The proclamation Of Governor BOyntOn
ordering an election on the oath Of April
tOtill the vacancy OccasiOned by the death
Of Governor stephens appears in another
column.
Col. Henry e. Parker, editor and pub
lisher Of the old Boston Saturday EceHiHg
gazette. is at the Pulaski House; also,
Mr.. G. 4. Clapp, of the New York pub
fishing house Of L. i. DuttOn Il Co, en-
route TO Florida.
The coming musical benefit of the citi-
Zens Of Savannah 10 Prof. Charles NAL
iette promises 70 be a marked success, so
we are informed by one Of the committee
of arrangements. The affair viii take
place on Easter Monday night, and tie
published. Will be a great treat TO the
music lovers Of savannah.
Last night about half-past six O'Clock
rwO young men, one said 70 be from BOs-
ton and the other from New York, got into
an alteration on Perry street lane, near
Price street, and proceeded to slash each
other with pocket knives. Both parties
were arrested, and will have an OppOrtu-
nifty TO explain their differences in the
Mayors Court this morning.
The steamer NacOOchee, which sailed
from New York Saturday, has among her
passengers Mr.. f. c. Hutchins, Mr.. III. l..
Shippy, Mr.. James Simpson, Mr.. +. L..
Croft. Mr.. Robbins Little, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Grinuell, Mr.. and Mrs. IvisOn and daugh-
Ter, Mr.. George +. Mills, Mr.. ID. Brady,
Nr. b. +. COgger, Mr.. NJ. Pagan. Mr.. John
Scannall. Mr.. W. W. Eldridge, Mr.. w. p.
Cutler. 9lr. and Mrs. ID. Bloch, Mr.. II. wi
son. Miss Lizzie Grinuell, DR.. Z. \. Bulk
}ey and MT. G, J.. Hall.