Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-01-31
u.RRon NEWS.
A Quick Trip Down the coast
Last of the Foreign steamship
terday's Clearanoes-

Quick Trip Down the
-. Of the Foreign Steamships-Aes-
terday's Clearances-
The Yacht Ieen. which arrived in port
and anchored in the river al the foot Of
Abercorn street on Tuesday night, IS
owned bv Mr.. Arthur PadelfOrd, OF the
Seawanhaka Yacht Club, Of New York.
and is bound for the West Indies. Inc
Yacht is a beautiful vessel and was built
bv II. Piepgras. Of Brooklyn. Her d.
mansions are 65 feet ( inches on water
line and IS feet over all by II feet inches
beam and draws II feet ofwater. She has
q tons Of lead on her keel and "A tons IN
side ballast, and IS in every way built for
fast sailing. being sl0Op-Tigged and mod
eled after what is known as an English
cutter. She is sailed by Capt. r. Penny,
and has on board as the guests OF her
owner Mr.. Z. F. ComstOck, MIR. I. IL.
Mckay. Jr.. and Mr.. Edward NJ. Padel-
ford. Mr.. Arthur Padelf0rd is a grand
son of the late Edward PadelIord, Of this
city. The officers OF the Ileen report nav
ing encountered severe weather during
the greater part OF the trip from New
York. The vessel will remain IN port
some days before proceeding on her yoy-
age.
There are tnirty-four schOOners now IN
port. aggregating a tonnage Of Is, 4S2 tons.
OF this number nine arrived TINS week.
aggregating a tonnage Of 4,U6O tons ana
averaging 451 1-9 tons per vessel. The
average Of the total number In port is
396 1884 tons. This is remarkable snow
ing of large-sized schooners.
The brig Eva y. johnson went up on
the wavs Yesterday. She will be thor
oughlv overhauled and recaulked.
The schooner Bessie Fl. Rose arrived IN
port Yesterday morning from Orient, l.. l.,
with a cargo Of guanO. The trip, made IN
four DAYS. is said to have been the fastest
on record to this port. The vessel made
the run from New York TO Hatteras IN
tWenty-siX hours, an average OF twelve
knots per hour, and experienced almost a
calm on Tuesday. The Rose is line yes
sci. being over 600 tons burden, ana Is
comparatively new. having made but one
round trip previous to coming here.
The steamer Strathleyen will clear to-
day and will sail tomorrow for Liverpool.
She is the last Of the foreign steamships
loading at this port, and perhaps VIII be
the last of the steam fleet for the season.
There were eight arrivals Of vessels at
this port yesterday. The freight market
was already dull, but the heavy arrivals
have flattened it out completely. VI the
arrivals their were one steamship, nYe
banks, one brig and one schooner. The
steamship-the Amaryllis-has already
delivered a cargo at Bremen during the
present season. 1t is not certain whether
she VIII come up to the city.
Messrs. A. Minis IL Sons cleared yester-
day the British steamship Lombard for
Amsterdam, with 1919 bales Of upland
cotton. weighing 1,363021 pounds, valued
at SI42.920, and for Bremen with 2.1Ol
bales Of upland cotton, weighing 81. IL
pounds. valued at 500, OPS. Rehabilitation
Of cargo, $241.94S.
The Norwegian bark Andromeda vas
cleared yesterday by Messrs. Syberg-
| Petersen Il Co. for Rotterdam, with 2,4,5
barrels of rosin, weighing 1,O2l,OlO
pounds. and $50 barrels spirits turpentine,
measuring 1902 gallons. The whole
valued at So, 729 70, cago by Messrs. Pater-
son. Downing & Co.
Messrs. Hoist & Co. cleared yesterday
the Norwegian bark Ebenezer for West
Hartlepool. with 3,2S4 pieces pitch pine
lumber, measuring 100000 feet. valued at
/ s.. 100. cargo by Messrs. Jas h. Clarke X
Co.
There is at present very large Meet OF
vessels in port for the tine Of the year.
| Notwithstanding the very large number
cleared and sailed during the week, there
were seyenty-seven vessels OF all rigs dis
charging, loading and awaiting cargoes
Yesterday