Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-02

CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER has reached
Saratogs from the Carolina Mountains.
MIR EIRcH, the s%cu'ptor, is at work on q
bronze monument OF Gen. Earle, for Liver
pool.
HENRY IRVING has been upholstering the
Lyceum Theatre fer the reopcniug entirely
IN primrose color. hut not in houOr OF the late
Earl OF Beaconsdeld. MIR. Irving IS a LIB
eral.
REPORTS have recently multiplied TO the
effect that John Mccullough wasrapidly sirk.
iuE IN his home, in the BloOmlngdale ASYLUM.
and that his death was but a question of A
few months.
sENOR joaquin GODoY, Chilian Minister to
the United States, who recently arrived in
santiago de chile on sick leave. has resigned
his portfolio, and the government will ap-
point his successor shortly.
REV. r. j.. THoRNToN. captain. and a team
OF English amateur crlcketers arrived bv The
AdriatiC, saturday. The most stalwart man
OF the eleven il w. r.. Roller. who has note
worthy breadth OF frame and stands 8 iest .
inches high
Don CAMERON sends word from Southern
California that the reports OF His improved
health are too lattering, and that he viii not
return 10 Pennsylvauia IN time for the No
veinber election nor reach Washington until
Just before the meeting Of Congress Ia Deem
Der.
CLARK Foss. the last Of the famous CaIifor.
MA stage drivers OF early days. is dead. His
death is ascribcd tO a melancholy that md
settled upon him over since. q few years ago.
he had overturned the coach he was driving
and killed one OF the passengers, a young
woman.
Mrs. D~AHLGREN's Washington novel, now
happily forgotten, was to yield. her friends
predic, ed. n fortune which would not only
may for the new house she began To build on
Thomas Cir lie just after the book was pub.
uHhed, but enable her 10 live Handsomely in
&C.. She has uui he'd her house, blt She ls not
TO live m it. for &c is advertised FOR rent, fur.
nished, at 5000 per month.
MILE. RHEA, speaking Of Mary Anderson.
s8ys: n was greatly surprised when I saN
her act. had often heard people prsising
her beauty more than her acting. aad whan I
cav her iu the 'HunChbaCk' 10 was u revCla-
ton 10 me. thought that heaven had ell
dowed her with al the qualities an artist
could wish FOR. Her voice Is wonderful.
America b proud Of her, and l can well un-
dcrstand It "
MAJ. FRANCIS n. LET. who died In 50. Louis
recently, was from the same tree which nvsted
the Lees " Virginia. During the war he was
BcauregRrd's chief ~ Hrtillcrr. aud right well
dpes many n Union mother know how hard
tho works at Battery Wagner were 10 scale.
X ght after the war Msj. Les went 20 France,
"a the guest of Louis Napoleon, y ho was lust
then planning TO give the Prince, his fon, that
baptism Of Ore.
The safe return ~ the missionary Fatker
BouOmi. who for several year. had heeu held
captive by the Maid aud long been considered
lost. has created n great sensation in Rome
BOuOmi nt last succeeded in eludtng ms
guards, aud reached Wady Halfa after s. per-
ilOue journey Of twelve days through the des-
cru during winch ms only, nourishIpent was a
little maize and occqrional draughte OF water
nt night. The British commander Of DougelA
has taken steps for the rescue Of the Austrian
missionary.