, 1864-11-28

loathsome sores. Week after week these dis
eaSed and dying men were kept without shel-
ter, and many without clothing, on tthe
ground, exposed to the torrld sun and rains
NEw YoRK, Saturday. Nov. a8.-The 1smes'
Washington special says adYiccs from the
vicinity of Charleston Of the I'D represent the
rebels along the coast, and In Savannah and
mans nj adv vanfe, and everybody is ordered to
| the front. 1t Is rumored that the carrying
out Of the system of exchange which began
a. Savannah, will be stopped while the OK
| citement lasts.
SOUTHERN PRISON.
A correspondent of the Edgedeld Adserti es,
says Florence, the military prison is 200 milcs
from the Florence depot, which. Is about 100
miles from Columbia, and the same distance
from Wilmington and Charleston. The stock
ade has m area Of 80 acres, md building l80
feet long. There are about 16,0O priseners
in the stoekedc, nnd about 1000 have % taken
the oath Of allegiance. More Contemplate do.
ing 30. The greatest mortality per diem since
the establishment of this stockaticis flftT-flye
and the smallest about thirty,
WAsmEoToN, Nov. 28.-Persons who have
et;s1 sSen ahe Kiehmond papers of Thursday, says
they contain nothing Of interest about shcr-
mans progress in Georgia, and It Is probably
because he has cut the wires, or because thcy
have been interrupted By storm.
- THE FLORIDA PRISONERS,
The officers Of the Florida were sent from
Old capital prison to the U. 8. steamer Wacbu-
gSstt, which vessel is nov lying ut Hampton
President Lincoln WAS today presentea hv
California hunter, the chair, made Of elk
hoIn'' four large antlers forming tho back.
!: New YoRK, Saturday, Nov. 2e-Gold is
stronger than yesterday Dealers largely
short, and have struggled hard to keen down
INT price, which tends strongly upward in
spite Of their efforts. The market aeencd at
5aS 219}, went up to 2ss9s6, md down lGain 10
Tic Gommerciar. Washington specie7 savs
there Is considerable speculation whether tic
President will take Republican for success
sor to MIR. Bates. Dir. Caleb Cushing Is su6ken
of butit is not probable the President will
select SO decided q Democrat.
ut HsT Ss3ks Y0nR' Saturday Nov. .so-Go1a closed
Gov. Seymour has been in consultation with
Blunt, and other members Of the County Com
m1ttee, relative to the enrolment. General
Hayes was present at the interview, which
resulted satisfactorily to all parties. Gov.
seymour expressed great satisiAction ut the
steps taken BY the &c neral to secure d corrcc-
tion Of the enrolment, and hopes that In caso
Of new call the demand will not be 80 ezor
bitant as the last.
NEW YORK, Saturday, Nov. 2G-The Board
Of County Canvassers yesterday, concluded
luclI cAHFA55 01 Lne reLuflS 10f The 9Th Con
grcssfonal district, and found plurality Of
146 yotes for Mr. Brooks. -
The steamer Geo. Cromwell, from New Or
h1ns 18th, has arrived. No news.
NEW YORK, Saturday, Nov. 18.-The Au-
gnsta (Ga) Chronicle and Sentinel prints the
Following extract from . letter dated, Madl-
son, Ga, Nov. 18th: If Gov. Brown tells the
truth in his message, VIC live under worse
tyranny than was possible In the old Union.
II, By the blessings Of Providence, you can
once get on the track and the train started
Washington cannot stop or throw It of. |
Show US how to negotiate. Point out some
leaders. let him be open, frank and fearless,
and tho people will follow as surc as the sun |
shines. Let him be man: who can Inspire |
confidence and equal to the.task Of stopping !!
the madness Of these days.
At the session Of the Gcorgia Legislature
at Millcdgeyille, OH the 18th, the public funds
were, ordered to be removed to place of |
safety, md measures tax en- for speedy ad-
jourament. On the 18th there WAS general
Of members, and most Of them had
gone home OF were wandering about; study |
ing how to get there.