, 1862-08-09

Feruand1na--St- AusustInc--The At
Snuttf COBH1--Tieyyko Of u Eiorld1nn OH
the Slavery Question.

~ ff7a cAyrT hf77ga I
WAsararos. Aurust 3 1851.
fashionable friend who assigned Is the
motive for travelling, ssthe pleasura of max
ino envious o,1r friends who stay 81 home.,,
nav h,ve heen rieht AZ regardR foye;1u travel.
Init the nh;,osonhv If the domestic article
80 ,>o.+or sz-,rocee5 b, +ha arr,-r 1vbo o,ra
""o o~~'eN ~
IS fssson 1or whipping LIS sn1as tn4b IL 1e1t
so good te!fn he stoppcdp' |
uar,sh;n hou,.rer Is ho,7thfry md nsa
$500. r' ceao,sa ,e...a 1s-t .,;,.1s. .naa
eece"es eeconu naatuie' hasS niSn 1ns o1'ac-
customed bed WAS less luxury than q nui-
eance. Camp life makes rs ep;cures in the
,.1t.aa * ~ 49,. ~ 1,u.n,. ,f. o,,17 -,
A1"'tet ~ 1"aeAo6 0A4 t ' ~ '5 ~
ness during three months, spent mostly along
tae tancied "unhealthy'' Southern coast, was
1,non ,nv ret1,rn to the close atmosntere cf
49, - 49,. -. .e Tuos..:,ss.ts.,
tae puG6s note'o " ".'nlosson+ i"
TIE coast is beiled, assure you. II Is
good coast, and would be pleasant one but
for f1cas. secesb. musauitos. sub-oflcials. and
a.1,.. ' 1a-~ss, A., - saa is,sn5s ,r sa,th ~
otnsr 'ef'h1n. az sne os't te'auas eoo'h VI
! Charleston under the guns OF our heet, are
| you arc aware, occupied b7 hundreds Of
a. a;t1,a~ x,,.,o..,1, f.a1, ,o;.,,,>o~;,.r
| oaaeAs ea'nef runaway non n7'shoofins
t plsntafatlons, or, more often. ABANDONED by
masters unable to find work for them or to
| hnr o,ro for their an,nort at tbree and f,nr
| ,,,,.1s1 T1.o. ,.ft - .h;.+ -.
! dollSfs per ou5hel. Lucy are lelt u snllt 1or
| themselves until that good time coming, when
th,r. sh.1, he a ,,enera1 s1aye-bnn1 an d rsean
| t-o - ort-,-s s,,,o =,oo ~ +bosa
'ure - essts5e e'Al' wv w. .neT1 1ss,
are at Eernanclna, Tofklng, Well
! behaved colony, Inexpensive under the
m,napcment Of Commander Rich, colonel Of
that ts1endid reninnnt. The 9th marine. The
Town % itse1t Is not vet rcoccupicd by its old
den;zens. The F. +, T.'s. none having vet &C.
ce7,ted o1,r inyitafion ia return to their aIlegi
s1ce Gen Fnnecan and Senator Tnlee
chief owners nj tie toUn site. are suDnnsed
to yi.# it occasionally from a safe distance
across ne river Butno attack il exnrcte5
Of !. ,,osirion easily dcfsnsiblc by1ess than cur
nrestnt force Of n thonsand men and q ean-
boat, The houses Of the departed chisalry
| fleft unoccupjea for some timel arc now Tiled
viii, soldiers. TeIaeees and negroes. who all
} fonnd abandoned fInitnre and eff.cts euough
to o;nake their inprou1ttu housekeeping CON
fo-1ah]e. Snmn i|rstrnctiou- IllIasg Of books.
e., natursIlV ncrnrrt,5 herr as AZ Raanfort'
Amnre 1hc drbris / picked IN a letter shew-
;nr thai Tn9ee- that aro tate Jew and rene
ra1e eenator. proposed. In January, 1860, to
c carry Kentucky with other States out Of the
Union, ten months before the election OF Lin
! coin, But I saw few signs OF waaton mis-.
: ! Chief. The gardens especially, which are laid
I anil With romnenlable taste and lafean-ss Of
f design. beiutr not ouly spared but protected
q 1y their eood-natured enemies, the Id
: | Yankees in striking contrast with their OWE
= doiurs which saw 1t Augustine, where the
u rare garden Of Mr. Lo wtker, that lone Repub
= ,fc,n among rabid eecesh was utterly de
|. spoiled Of everything, even trees OF cigat
p ! years growth!
Suntry runaors Of attack, and one brisk
e skirnish during 1n5 two weeks stay, hardly
r, d;sersiied enough the dull routine Of insula
n .-aAriEon lite; SO packed inapediu,en:
{tspiunde1'' means ay7a:, baggase), and tool
IL fishing boat for st. Augustlne, tnat <snciea
IL welcome again where, q year and half before
- our fiji. aEd it.. supporters were insultcd All
. hsnlsLed; but it Is not so pleasant tc kno,
y :h.t ones * sconiiscated'' property peeps on
h from every friends" premises, : d that h
10 neither intends to return. paY or appiosiz
1 for it.
a. 81. Apsustine is held bY seven eompanie
er of the 4tE New Hampshire, Col. Bell, and uo,
4 contains o mixed population Of some 1,5l
rg nnf,;pnalv. the rast ara snl5enIg s11hn,;ssiy
at ~ .he nosa,e tnat h. Stcessfnn ;mnndsn,
no - ennaf ~ an1t1,,ne sn xns nat snr11T;sr1 !
G,,s ,aad;ng I,he1s 3n,rof;sss;nv ;ntansa 1nra1t
nd u Gnthe nGa iaser .r W. nn- tne ~
e @ Ut luua ~ III. ,oht Ga., nna ~
3. li ptilizsd' " But Jacksonville vas e7ccuased
e supposed m,lltarJ necessity; ana 20 l., +, bs
aas eo1sHsn ~ es ~ ~ aaatr,r ,,,tar
acLs q 1eo1isa as ~ aEstio5 r. .1 nss9a
50 1Ae tilon sentiment #a1ca aao 1Is huc4eoe
&c st. Augustne: ,.,.u.. ...,,,
found here considerable distress 1or II
Of food All the spare 6ed linen IN toTn q :
~ mo nsed ~ sexinr thread. Aspool or Two
oe cotton and come needles spared were Ga
- send. MANY tamines ~efs !eavlng, nlo
OF were anxious to leave the city, o there seem 7
re- email prospect Of any speedy change Of II
,re perhaps necessary policy, which makes tn
an present condition worse than enaef ,he seeeS 9T
Eeh blockaded rs they no" are oy Lana as well
ng water
ol. This dim'nutlon OF Whlte popaa1oa, VI
h,s ID constant and observed wherever the 1eos
rs government has been restored. "a oWlng u n1at
4e' to two causes besiaes 1osunky "
Of government First-the consequent scare
an- and deatness OF the necessat1es OF n1e q
Ito second-tbe fncompatibllity OF nollltaT r
su even Ehen modesate and wise, with the te