Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-09
RANT AGAIN RALLIES.
,r,rH ONCE MORE FORCED TO
~ BEAT A RETREAT.

..-dav a Comparatively Easy Day
+te f8eneral-The New Lease ofLife
n ~ be Good for Two or Three Days
n n, hast of the Time spent in Sleep.
Wv YORK. April S.-Gen. Grant passed
Jaw o,list night. There was no recur-
..oo oi hemorrbage, and the official bull
.,;1e ofthe medical attendants were quite
.,ssnriug. Rain poured down in torrents
Il intervals, and the only persons who
q aosd the streets were the watchful re-
4 orters and policemen.
Il A. about 80 o'clock this morning Sem
i ~ tbafee and u. S. Grant, Jr., emerged
Il n, be house and gave an encouraging
Aapot of the Generals condition.
y Newman sauntered out about
4 .eo o'clock, and remarked that
n General was a wonderful man. DR..
owman stated that the General re-
,nssted family prayers to he said, and
#55o}. There is nothing peculiar about
#I"f8 Gen. Badeau strolled slowly down
owsra Madison avenue about 6 O'Clock,
8n3 IN response to a question, said:
-. Grant has passed very easy night
81 9jis now resting quietly"
TaE SONS STATEMENT.
4t1f.45o'clock this forenoon, Col. Fred.
q ,ranf ,aid his father had passed very
uiar and comfortable night, that he mad
#nF-red very little pain, that he slept
i A5muaratively well, that the dependency
81 Yesterday had entirely left him, and
~ he seemed 10 have returned to about
H. same condition that existed two or
#5ree days ago. How long his father
#1igb5 remain thus, Col. Grant was unable
N nrptel. That the aniety of the family
- alIated was evident about midday,
II hen Jesse and Mrs. Fred Grant went out
*ogroll. DR.. Shrady spent the morning in
abundance, and was relieved at noon by
An Douglas.
N Gen. Grant. He said: "The
a seperaps ace looks as we'll as it has in a
Month past, but his body is becoming
i #nsciated The patient walked in his
q 10m today"
Il Gen. Grant sleeps, or appears 10 sleep,
sny and all times that suits his in
81 Mnatl0n, but last night his long rest
cyan at about midnight and continued
#Bll 8 o'clock with little interruption.
81 De professional nurse attends the patient
throughout the night while the family and
#oclors gained considerable sleep. The
#igbtWas quiet. with no alarming symp-
#0ms or circumstance. About O'Clock,
i len the General aroused himself, he
0od uqon his feet, hut dit not essay to
N0ye about.
II A ROX OF FLOWERS.
M d. Rosser. y no achieved considerable
SIaown durugthe WARM t0e Confederate
50 ttf r
y lng ana lf5 box az tlYH ers. de
II "a not see Gen. Grant. bu6 when Ae
4ma ou5 he said: "He IL bytter. at
I'D 9ci0ek Mrs. Gen. Gfao5 an OIL
red Grant and wife were in the i.5lar5
bal DR.. Douglas was asleep.
S.J. Clemens called about O'Clock ami
81 I'd riendly chat with Col. Grant. Mr..
81 smens did not see the sick soldier.
81 At9;ij o'clock Gen. Badeau emerged
81 on tbe house. He said that Gen. Grant
ss esjing comfortably, and that the
81 n.iy .1it 50 confident tH1t the General
0ud BASS a good n.cdt that they had re-
81 go 1sd.
At 1850 O'Clock Tonight Dr. Shradv
3tasG he wuuld nor send cut any moro
b stius Tonight unless something uu-
eetd occurs. The General aas sleep
AID ths doctor Thought THAT ho would
III quiet night.
AMlDIoAL CONSULTATIONS.
Barker, ShradT. Douglas and
Consulted at O'Clock this after
Ag3:10 O'Clock DR.. Barker came
lie said: ''Our patient is stronger
a than yesterday ;his pulse also shows
He Hedropped asleep after the eXamina-
a | have no apprehensions OF critical
Ksalts to-day or Tonight" At the con-
at0n it was agreed that the treatment
Esaed during the last tWenty-four
urs should be continued, and that the
neral condition OF the patient was i'm
bowed.